I was focusing on conveying the information, not the manner in which I was conveying it.
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Analysts said that marketing materials did a good job of conveying the complicated film's neo-noir vibe, but were less effective at conveying a clear plot.
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I need to be conveying the right type of message — and if I'm not being authentic to myself and if I'm not loving myself, then I can't be conveying that to anyone else.
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In conveying these feelings, the cast couldn't be much better.
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We would love the media's help in conveying that message.
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"'Preference' can be a way of conveying thoughtlessness," Juzwiak continued.
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He had no gift for conveying delicate shades of feeling.
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Typically somewhat depreciative, often in questions conveying surprise or incredulity.
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The means of conveying said themes is (figuratively speaking) infinite.
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" They cryptically added: "We are conveying specifics through classified channels.
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Was there a big learning curve in conveying basketball properly?
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Conveying its conclusions to the public will take more effort.
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"Conveying the message behind your work accurately is challenging," she notes.
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Why do you think storytelling is important for conveying statistical concepts?
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Are newsrooms fully conveying the gravity of the crisis that's unfolding?
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That is something that we have obviously been conveying to China.
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Admittedly, conveying the dangers of Republican policy proposals in a media
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Each sentence is smooth and precise, conveying texture, smells, and sights.
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What Boyd is interested in conveying the experience of is lust.
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Tools she shares are new to professors focused on conveying content.
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Big boisterous rallies with cheering crowds aren't conveying a helpful message.
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It's me conveying an emotion through the usage of the voice!
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Elections are supposed to have consequences, conveying power to the winners.
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I am merely conveying the undeniable truth that change is coming.
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All play a consequential role in conveying America's positive message abroad.
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As a result, most languages are equally efficient at conveying information.
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The sentiment itself is worth conveying to children of any age.
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And Vox is expert at clearly and compellingly conveying complex things.
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Too often, letters, words, and sentences get the credit for conveying information.
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But right now the internet is really bad at conveying tactile data.
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Her vivid description betrays her interest in conveying the intangibility of experience.
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And this is my way of conveying it in a digestible form.
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When it comes to conveying effortlessness, I can't muster up enough effort.
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I hope that's what my enthusiasm through all of this is conveying.
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Asking about the 28 pages is a way of conveying these beliefs.
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To Chanos, it all comes down to how they're conveying their numbers.
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The moment the interpreter finished conveying my question, I heard a scream.
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What is acceptable New York Times style for conveying hollow cackling laughter?
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"I'm interested in conveying information and encrypting it and preserving it," she explains.
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"They are optimized for conveying the importance of your pedigree," Hanlon told me.
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Videos and documentaries already do a fantastic job of conveying other people's stories.
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The biting line was perfect for conveying dissatisfaction: Bills: Is this your paycheck?!
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The low-frequency nuance that these headphones are capable of conveying is sensational.
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That limits their potential for communicating outside of VR or conveying realistic emotion.
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In other words, conveying facts about reality is only one of language's functions.
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The more you practice, the better you will get at conveying your thoughts.
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His bearing was serious and as 'Presidential' as he is capable of conveying.
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Therefore, we suddenly had to consider conveying news as discussions rather than discourses.
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The Commander enters with a "Good evening, dear," conveying a strange bougie bonhomie.
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These layers are part of her brilliance in conveying the self-in-progress.
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It is not surprising that Xi devoted so much time to conveying it.
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Mueller has shown a knack for conveying much important information in few words.
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Jazz may not be the ideal forum for conveying a lifetime's accumulated wisdom.
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Put contracts conveying the right to sell the shares at $50 by Sept.
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They face the challenge of conveying modernity while maintaining the vintage Vegas feel.
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As in the rest of business, it's all clearly conveying the value proposition.
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It's also an alternative to Bitmoji for quickly conveying an emotion or reaction.
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Such stories model behavior for us, conveying a sense of what remains possible.
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They're caught somewhere between conveying realistic portraits of their lives and projecting stability.
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It's part of conveying their message; see the recent State of the Union.
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In that context, Sanders is conveying his wish to be the kind of inspirational
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She was said to be conveying dirt on Hillary Clinton, compliments of the Kremlin.
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In opera, the music must do the bulk of the work in conveying emotion.
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Today, music is a powerful tool for conveying emotion, expression and catalyzing our imagination.
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He noted and laughed about the irony of conveying this PSA with visual instructions.
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It's almost as though she was conveying what we needed to know through ... feelings.
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It's now called the Tunguska Event, the vagueness of the name conveying its seriousness.
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Feinstein did sign the second, classified message sent conveying more information about the request.
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The Times is still delivered to his door, conveying his nostalgia for bygone days.
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Whirring clocks accelerate and reverse time and sometimes become stuck, conveying a demented zaniness.
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Holly Taylor does a fantastic job of conveying how uncomfortable Paige feels about lying.
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Conveying paralysis requires acting; maneuvering without prosthetics contributed to her understanding of the character.
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It was the perfect instrument for conveying his dry, witty and deceptively simple lyrics.
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They are exceptionally showy and delicate, conveying the same sturdy innocence as a daisy.
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Proulx is particularly effective in conveying the effect of one generation on the next.
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You can start by conveying confidence in the speaker, and making them feel supported.
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And the problem was in conveying that message I used language that was inappropriate.
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It is less concerned with being understood and more interested in conveying a mood.
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But the entertainment press is not alone in occasionally conveying false or incomplete narratives.
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Potentially. Of course, conveying that may butt up against the "do-gooder derogation" effect.
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How do you go about conveying a political message like this in instrumental music?
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"When conveying intelligence, it's important for one's voice to be heard — literally," Epley says.
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And more important, it's relatable, tidily conveying both the pain point and the solution.
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He vibrates with intensity, a frayed nerve conveying Jesse's trauma in practically every scene.
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But she succeeds in conveying "the infinity of moments" that make up a lifetime.
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His ears are incredibly expressive, conveying a range of emotions with the slightest twist.
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Effortlessly conveying this bifurcation, the young Australian actor Geraldine Viswanathan is, quite simply, sublime.
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The source relied on by Steele was presented as conveying damaging information on Trump.
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But no one matches Mr. Slater in conveying the physicality of the life aquatic.
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"With color I'm not conveying any emotion," he told the journal Americas in 1992.
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Which musicians, and what messages are they conveying about gender identity in their songs?
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We've had good data conveying the severity of the childhood obesity crisis for years.
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It would be nice if he could find a more compelling way of conveying that.
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Created in the same year, both works include pristine white fabric conveying an upsetting message.
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Israeli officials said the talks were very difficult, with Levin conveying tough messages to Lehane.
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He described his fear in great detail, conveying a sense that war was ultra-scary. . . .
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But sometimes modern designs fall short of properly conveying them in the nation's public buildings.
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The pianist pauses between movements, making expressive gestures and grimaces conveying infatuation, awe and distress.
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Raval has experience with conveying a lot of information in a short amount of time.
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It's almost like his face was designed for conveying uplifting messages about female bodily autonomy.
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The official said that Macron was conveying that Europe should organize better to protect itself.
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Conveying warmth, confidence, and humility can be done more though your actions than your words.
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She succeeds in conveying the sense of claustrophobia and disorientation that are the refugee condition.
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In this way, you're conveying that you're attentive, detail-oriented and communicative, Aarons-Mele says.
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The younger actors are skilled and engaging, with Mr. Holland effortlessly conveying quiet internal activity.
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It was as if Palmer were wordlessly conveying that he remained the tournament's driving force.
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In these scenes, Philippe employs a subtle shorthand for conveying the extent of Hitchcock's influence.
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He was conveying not the coherent myth of the American century, but its unruly shadow.
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Instead of conveying realism, each sentence functions like a small, methodical piece of a puzzle.
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Populist conservatives also appreciate fake news for conveying what they see as underlying symbolic truths.
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Ms. Barton seemed to be holding back, conveying the music's eloquence but not its anguish.
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Still, the digital networks have proven useful in conveying the human toll of the virus.
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Normally, an incoming administration issues a fiscal plan conveying its priorities soon after taking office.
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This should tell us that conveying knowledge isn't the primary reason news stories are shared.
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Digital laughter can be used for all kinds of activities, including flirtation or conveying skepticism.
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This should tell us that conveying knowledge isn't the primary reason news stories are shared.
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On their own, words and pictures can only go so far in conveying abstract ideas.
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He speaks in a near-whisper, punctuated by long pauses, conveying both intimacy and awkwardness.
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Now, remember what I was saying about that conveying belt process, on the back end?
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Ideally, Kerby adds, the language conveying these messages should be inclusive and supportive of many experiences.
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I regret that I wasn't as articulate as I should have been in conveying this thought.
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Humans spend hours each day controlling the pitch of their voices—conveying love, sadness and anger.
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Instead, people should focus on conveying honesty and approachability if they're looking to form a relationship.
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She realized that vivid imagery could go far toward condensing a poem's narrative and conveying feelings.
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Each string may have several knots, with the type and location of the knot conveying meaning.
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"APPLE WHAT IS THIS NEW EMOJI, WHAT EMOTION IS THIS FACE CONVEYING," a frustrated customer tweeted.
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"We are still evaluating, but earlier 15 ambulances have been conveying victims to hospitals," he said.
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No one is better at conveying the wrinkles of British class distinction in speech and manner.
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Though the term is helpful in conveying its general atmosphere, La Revo isn't simply a squat.
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The MacBook Air seemed hewn out of granite, with every surface, contour, and edge conveying strength.
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It's most effective when it's moving fast, conveying the terror and difficulty of many emigrant experiences.
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Plain packaging is designed to stop the pack from making a statement or conveying wrong information.
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What't she most difficult part about conveying your video blog (vlog) voice into a book format?
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Choosing a paint color is a subtler means of conveying one's taste than buying trendy furnishings.
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"The members of the right-wing media are not interested in conveying the truth," he wrote.
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Outside of the clinic or lab, however, conveying the seriousness of dysphagia can be surprisingly challenging.
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He hasn't posted on Twitter since he took it home, ALL CAPS messages conveying his excitement.
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Sondland and Volker were instrumental in conveying Trump's demands to Zelensky before and after the call.
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Already, Trump was highly attuned to avoiding sick individuals and whatever germs they might be conveying.
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With ten musicians onstage and three vocalists conveying distinct characters, there is a direct trajectory planned.
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She is particularly skilled at conveying the quality of pleasure taken in the face of loss.
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Avoid conveying that you're in low demand — don't be too readily available for projects or offers.
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Sama means "sky" in Arabic, which appealed to Nanaa for conveying a sense of limitless possibilities.
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Resistance evokes the struggle against totalitarianism, conveying personal defiance and official powerlessness at the same time.
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He wrote to Mr. Trump and Mr. Mattis conveying his decision, two of the officials said.
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Work: Slack, our latest instant-messaging program, replaces conversation as a way of conveying simple queries.
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So the things that he was conveying to me, and telling me, were not a surprise.
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They made the ears point to wherever the Nokk was looking, while also conveying its mood.
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Dinner at the White House was Jacobson's pièce de résistance, conveying establishment credibility to the cause.
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Perhaps most importantly, they're conveying through their actions the benefits of starting philanthropy earlier in life.
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But Ali separates his project from others by conveying that message with force rather than comfort.
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Ambassadors play critical roles both in reassuring allies and in conveying allied views back to Washington.
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The advertisement does a good job of expressing IBM's goal of conveying a not-quite-human savant.
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And he works quickly to build trust with his team by conveying how he values their input.
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Many of his abstract paintings have a breezy composition, conveying the changing qualities of the natural world.
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The dynamic designs are beautiful and functional, conveying just the right amount of information about the sport.
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These pictures are as elegant as they are explicit, conveying an entire spectrum of beauty and emotion.
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He said Russia would not "lose momentum" in conveying its points about the case to European countries.
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And no, this is not accomplishing the assumed goal of conveying that he can laugh at himself.
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The design is clearly conveying defiance, but with 40 years of hindsight, the aesthetic is comfortingly familiar.
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"Powell has done a good job conveying they are pursuing a little bit of insurance," says Bergstrand.
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American writers still have a monopoly in the literature scene—are they not conveying the same narrative?
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Ms. Millard does an excellent job conveying the drama of confinement, both inside the prison and out.
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However, it said local health departments have primary responsibility for conveying blood lead test results to family.
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The shift from receiving information to conveying information was a quantum leap, and the Internet enabled that.
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Presidents need to be realistic and show empathy for those suffering, while also conveying confidence and hope.
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Beyond breaking news, I've found Twitter to be a great tool for conveying a sense of place.
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Her eyelids are half lowered in focused thought and her posture is perfectly straight, conveying moral rectitude.
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The president is charged with conveying the administration's agenda at the beginning of each new Parliament session.
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Don't be too readily available for projects or offers, to avoid conveying that you're in low demand.
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Mobile phones, exceeding 100 million, have turned into an important tool for conveying information during a calamity.
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The administration floated several ideas for helping industry without conveying a clear plan to provide financial assistance.
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More substantively, Palestinian critics observe that "Fauda" shrinks from fully conveying the oppressiveness of the Israeli occupation.
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House General Counsel Douglas Letter began his argument by conveying Speaker Nancy Pelosi's thanks for the courtesy.
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The precise reason for the court's lag in conveying the decision was not clear, Mr. Genser said.
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Her voice is usually high and piping, conveying a girlish innocence that her lyrics often cheerfully belie.
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"I still think the message we are conveying is a very positive message," Williams told NBC News.
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But Beebe was more interested in conveying the mysterious, glowing, alien life of the ocean's middle depths.
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When this source was interviewed, he said he had no direct information and was conveying bar talk.
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Persona 4 was so good about introducing its new characters, and conveying why they're worth caring about.
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That also is a way of conveying that the police recognize what the community is and is not.
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And while there are similar projects out there, Brambilla does a masterful job conveying the loneliness of space.
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The order bars any financial institution, including E-Trade, from transferring or conveying any assets in the account.
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But Yeoh gives the character a rich inner life, conveying a lifetime of experience in a single glance.
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" Reality check: The debater, while handy at marshaling and conveying arguments, is not *intelligent" in a human sense.
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It's instantly goofy, and instead of conveying all the awkward details of real life, it just communicates lightheartedness.
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That is in part due to the challenges of conveying the pros and cons of trade, he added.
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Why can't it be, for instance, your Google Home Mini conveying your instructions from a more distant place?
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And so much of the writing and the performances are really about the stories that people are conveying.
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These videos perfectly encapsulate the edginess of Eminem's musical genius, while conveying important information to the hearing-impaired.
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The actress is conveying her enthusiasm for her new role via the use of ghost and crown emoji.
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The MP who has made the best job of conveying the optimism of this moment is Heidi Allen.
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The waves of discord, it seems, will never end; the notes move gradually downwards, conveying death and decay.
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This wasn't just a question of manners, but cut more deeply into the core message he was conveying.
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That's because Amazon performed an upgrade and gave her a professional newscaster speaking style for conveying such information.
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The humans' faces move through a gamut of expressions, conveying their discomfort, surprise, unease, nervousness, and eventually euphoria.
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The quality of what we teach our children is getting better in terms of conveying our old heritage.
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Jealous listened intently, displaying the politician's gift for conveying his total attention to anyone with whom he speaks.
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"Social media platforms...have the ability to serve as an effective propaganda arm conveying specific messages," Smith wrote.
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So this film is a result of our shared interest in conveying what is happening to our community.
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Literally—the show glorifies violence—but they also often look off, witheringly, into the distance, conveying their strength.
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The idea of conveying messages with fabric, however, remains an enduring and intriguing jumping-off point for artists.
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TC: What were some of the challenges of conveying one form of communication using an entirely different medium?
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During a time of tumult, few bands are so gifted at conveying the fears that we all face.
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The Obama-era photo, meanwhile, strikes a significantly less formal tone while conveying the gravity of the moment.
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If Barker is really after conveying the violent abuse of women in wartime, she's remarkably circumspect about it.
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NHTSA officials blamed GM for not conveying critical information about an engineering change they made to the switches.
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It's a rare example of conveying the female gaze in film, and it's integral to what makes mother!
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Bloom is always a pleasure to read — the language simple and direct, yet easily conveying complexity of thought.
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Following the Israeli strikes they spoke again on Saturday, with Netanyahu conveying Israel's determination to counter Iran's intentions.
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Conducting, now as then, was Mr. Aucoin himself, conveying the restlessness of the score while highlighting textural intricacies.
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Others, like Apothic and the Prisoner, are more mysterious, conveying in their gloom something that many find appealing.
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Yet in conveying this imposing princess's inner emotional fragility, Ms. Rachvelishvili shaped crucial phrases with supple, yearning tenderness.
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Everything is covered with relentless hatch marking, conveying a sense of paranoia and desperation within the enclosed space.
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In other words: An English speaker and a Tsimane' speaker have roughly the same difficulty conveying the same colors.
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Rather, I don't think provoking laughter is the show's primary intention or its primary mode of conveying its message.
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Tattoos, needless to say, are a highly unorthodox—but arguably direct—means of conveying one's end-of-life wishes.
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The simplicity works, though, because these games are more about conveying a particular feeling, rather than especially complex gameplay.
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Mr. Polenzani sang this haunting aria of remembrance with wondrous lyrical tenderness while conveying the music's gently swaying gait.
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Today, the company released updated stats conveying that over 5.5 million developers have registered themselves on the Unity platform.
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Spend more than a few minutes conveying America's utter disgust at this latest example of Trump's pattern of misogyny?
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Iwatobi Swim Club let KyoAni's artists focus that animation detail on conveying characters' expressions, hand gestures, and body language.
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The Atlantic League is conveying balls and strikes from its TrackMan system to home plate umps with...Air Pods.
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He accused RFI of "conveying false information," forcing the authorities to "take provisional measures," Mende said, without giving details.
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It resonates as an act of imagination, conveying the desire to be swept off one's feet by a fantasy.
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But try conveying a fact like "It will rain on Tuesday" with your eyebrows, and the difference becomes clear.
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I don't want to stress their silliness without sufficiently conveying their emotional power; their silliness creates the emotional power.
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"This input is invaluable in conveying perspectives of everyday PNG, that may not be as accessible elsewhere," she says.
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For conveying its presence to others, however, it has projector modules that can display signs on the ground around.
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To Holmes, blinks are seemingly for conveying sincerity and establishing trust, not an involuntary response to, y'know, having eyeballs.
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For centuries, artists have used pentimenti as a means of conveying motion in a sketch or a painting's underlay.
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Kadar was also charged with conveying false information to police regarding harm to private residents in Georgia and cyberstalking.
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On Sunday evening, the first lady seemed focused on conveying a positive message to the children at the event.
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One of the biggest challenges of curating past performance works is conveying their power with only documentation to show.
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There's room for both theories, but Mr. de Botton's book is the more satisfying in conveying its particular truth.
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He pleaded guilty to conspiring to engage in the malicious conveying of false information, namely a bomb threat hoax.
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It's definitely a bravura performance, fully conveying the damage sustained by a girl who was sexualized way too young.
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Ed Hightower, a retired referee, said officials often find that assistant coaches are better interlocutors for conveying the warnings.
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"I regret that I wasn't as articulate as I should have been in conveying this thought," Mr. Portnow added.
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With "Never Rarely Sometimes Always," Hittman does an excruciatingly accurate job of conveying the complexities of the abortion debate.
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Before answering questions, she would pause, fingers pressed to her temples and a twitch of her mouth conveying apprehension.
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They add the additional context that's needed to ensure you are conveying the most accurate representation of your emotions.
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Kasi Lemmons really got her, and made her this militant radical, while also conveying her love for her family.
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Mr. Markel is most effective in conveying the state of medical science when the Kelloggs appeared on the scene.
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Few match his skills at capturing and conveying onscreen the idiosyncrasies, awkwardness and absurdities of everyday conversation and life.
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In a statement in 2014, the Russian state oil company denied conveying such a threat to Mr. Tillerson's company.
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Snapchat Cameos are an alternative to Bitmoji for quickly conveying an emotion, reaction or silly situation in Snapchat messages.
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The point isn't to hate money, and I think Sanders needs to do a better job of conveying that.
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The film's forms and shapes, and the actors' bodies, are kept in perpetual motion, conveying the priest's inner torment.
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Foreign policy analysts say that Trump's speech was more about conveying an attitude than laying out a concrete program.
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I can never be 100 percent sure if someone's actually being honest with me or just conveying an illusion.
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Meanwhile, scientists themselves need to get much better at conveying the "deep uncertainties" around ice sheets and sea levels.
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Like most new comedies this fall, Young Sheldon isn't yet very good at conveying what it's trying to do.
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I think that we should have done a better job of conveying how hard we work on our music.
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You might sense an esoteric vibe in Buchinger's works, especially considering the potential uses of micrography for conveying dangerous secrets.
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Optics and staging are imperative in conveying the message, and in framing the messenger to appear strong and in command.
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But I think conveying the emotion of the collective 'we,' something those artists were able to do, is pretty incredible.
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He is pretty good at seeing beyond the limitations of a given musical language while conveying the beauty in it.
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Where pamphlets and audio tours fall short is in truly conveying the deep history that lends significance to these locations.
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Earlier this year, Get Out demonstrated just how effective storytelling can be in conveying different points of views and perspectives.
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Conveying the views of Pakistan's double-dealing generals and spooks, Mr Coll draws from private conversations recorded by American eavesdroppers.
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Kulig and Kot are both exceptionally gifted actors, conveying worlds of emotion with a glance, a caress, or a shrug.
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Why would anyone want to waste their time listening to someone who isn't conveying anything of value in their words?
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They were also better at conveying an "investment in prospective daters," which basically means asking questions during the initial chat.
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Connecting the two, or conveying accurately our own personal hallucination to someone else, is the central problem of being human.
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If his message cannot be effectively conveyed by his team, he certainly could resolve the problem by conveying it himself.
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"Responses are already coming from all directions, conveying very different opinions and messages," curator Noam Gal tells The Creators Project.
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My expression is conveying that I can handle anything you throw at me with a weird smile on my face.
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"In five-10 years, it won't be possible to sell products without conveying the right message of sustainability," Thakran said.
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Clinton's life "raise questions" or "cast shadows," conveying an impression of terrible things without saying anything that could be refuted.
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Trump didn't wear the jacket at the facility, and her spokeswoman insisted the first lady wasn't conveying a hidden message.
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But it's worth noting how good Jonathan Pryce is at conveying a sense of superficial guilelessness that masks darker undercurrents.
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The sentences in Berlant's previous books and articles tended to be very long, conveying the sweeping complexity of her ideas.
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In the first movement's somber prelude, he shaped the quizzical violin lines with affecting restraint, conveying the music's improvisatory character.
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The Guardian's 6x9 art installation is an introduction to the possibilities of virtual reality, conveying the life in solitary confinement.
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Yu-Ping Kuo and Vandy Rattana revisit hometowns or historical wounds, conveying archival writings that are both rational and emotional.
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The two have a complicated, layered relationship, and Atlanta does a brilliant job of conveying this through a single conversation.
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But his principal envoys have been crisscrossing the Middle East, conveying a message that directly contradicts the President's initial statements.
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Another is the inherent limitations of cable news and traditional news article, which are ill-suited for conveying complex realities.
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But a formal framework will go much further in conveying a disciplined and underwrite-able approach to the Company's capital.
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And one account bought ads centring on the racial justice movement Black Lives Matter, apparently conveying the group as threatening.
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The closest architecture usually gets to conveying a story is the sequence of spaces as you walk through a building.
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And they will battle over females, conveying their agitation through body movements, flashing colors and spurts of dark brown ink.
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Since Mr. Modi came to power, his followers have been conveying positive messages about his government, often using doctored images.
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Facebook obviously needs to do a better job conveying to people what it's collecting, and how they can protect themselves.
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Cole and Campbell's performances anchor the story, conveying that Frank and Amy are both vulnerable, but they wear it differently.
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Tommasini does a fine job of conveying the inner life of a piece, through his rhythmic sentences and sculpted paragraphs.
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"Sticky Fingers" excels in conveying the complexity of the most intimate and least covered part of Wenner's life: his sexuality.
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The agency is, after all, responsible for conveying accurate information to the public about weather events that pose serious threats.
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Jim Rutenberg's seeming difficulty in conveying the essence of this story shows how tangled are the thickets of modern communication.
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That might mean conveying your ideas to co-workers, managing a team, or dealing with a conflict in a relationship.
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If only there were an enormous secret lurking just out of sight, providing meaning and conveying specialness upon the knower.
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They should be conveying privately to the Russians, Iranians and Syrians not to test us, not to play with fire.
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What if your LinkedIn profile is perfect for conveying what you do now, but not what you want to do?
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The exclusion of race will also hinder applicants, particularly applicants of color, from conveying the totality of who they are.
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Her eyes were meeting the president's, and her arms appeared to be transferring, conveying, zapping something at — or into — him.
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The company also said it planned to continue the theme in its March catalog, conveying inspirational stories through real runners.
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Now, we don't know if Graham is accurately conveying what the president said or merely putting words in his mouth.
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Bordalo II possesses a nimble hand at conveying depth in his work and an active qualtiy to his mural subjects.
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The phrase might be racist in one context, in the sense of conveying actual racial animus, but not in another.
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There are a standard number of privacy questions with which you might have some familiarity, having to do with people conveying information that they know they're conveying or they're not so sure they are, but "mouse droppings" as we used to call them when they run in the rafters of the Internet and leave traces.
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"I regret that I wasn't as articulate as I should have been in conveying this thought," Portnow said via a statement.
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More than ecology, the combination of different marbles into a single artwork has a long art historical tradition of conveying unity.
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But in conveying that message, it does so by shading bosses who don't respect their IT departments, complete with hijinksy-music.
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The slogans reveal the artist's anxiety and perceived lack of agency when it comes to conveying political messages through her art.
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Aerial photography is bountiful nowadays, yet Beltrá makes it seem fresh and new by conveying the wonder of an exotic place.
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That's because it's only conveying one side of me—the side I don't feel like I can express in waking life.
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And often, menswear worn by women has the effect of enhancing the femininity of the wearer rather than conveying true androgyny.
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What That Means Facebook is conveying that News Feed is a reflection of our interests, not some puppet master controlling them.
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Wan makes great use of light and shadows, conveying a vibrant world of neon colors that exist only below the surface.
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How did you balance your aesthetics between styles that are recognizable to the audience, and conveying that this is the future?
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So in recognition of that, I broke the year's documentaries into five rough categories exploring different storytelling approaches to conveying reality.
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The immersive nature of VR makes it ideal for conveying ideas that fall flat (no pun intended) on old-school PowerPoints.
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Latvia's citizens have donated tens of thousands of books, conveying the emotional significance of literature as much as its intellectual power.
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The people such as Musk conveying such warnings "share a common thread: they don't work in artificial intelligence themselves," Brooks said.
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Born in Pennsylvania in 1928, as a young minister Rogers regretted the messages television was conveying to children in the 1960s.
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"I'm in my own little bubble on the stage, conveying a story and it really is my happy place," she says.
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The problem is that if you don't like the message, you won't be so keen on the brand that's conveying it.
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His words were the usual ones, conveying sorrow at the thought of treading on anyone's sense of dignity or self-assurance.
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Peale paints him with unerring realism, conveying an unembellished sense of strength and wisdom that eschews all trappings of the heroic.
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It's a sickening moment, but Romann Berrux, the actor who plays Fergus, does a wonderful job of conveying the boy's anguish.
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Both "New Rules" and "Dido's Lament" are in a minor key, which is a common and traditional method of conveying sadness.
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Now, 93 percent might be an overstatement, but we do know that non-verbal communication is important for effectively conveying messages.
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His music as well as his paintings have a charming, slackerish affect, conveying the dreams and fantasies of a global flâneur.
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So is there any reason to think now that the bond market is conveying an alarming message that should be heeded?
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She was true to the instrument, not conveying a lot of weight or body, but exuding gravitas and a deceptive power.
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With his skinny frame and his worried eyes, Mr. Twersky is an expert at conveying neurosis, ambivalence, self-doubt and cowardice.
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"It's conveying a truth that doesn't exist," said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers and Consultants.
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" The whole package makes it easy to empathize, conveying gently that "a refugee is a person, just like you and me.
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The translators are keenly aware of the power they wield in conveying the message of BTS to an English-speaking audience.
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As in "Get Out," Kaluuya is outstanding at conveying a great deal in a role that spoons out small character details.
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That is a bit different from a potential target conveying through a lawyer that he appreciates the work of a prosecutor.
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It was cranky yet intimate, conveying both annoyance and concern, a letter that could only have been written by a relative.
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Warning labels, for instance, are everywhere but aren't particularly effective in conveying information to people to balance the risks and benefits.
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The film does a great job of conveying their thrilled exhilaration upon realizing the scope of their scientific breakthrough, and it's heartwarming.
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Even though the interface functions pretty well, it's not really clear whether Verrit's format actually does a good job at conveying info.
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The auto industry, according to a new study, is doing a terrible job conveying to the public how their newfangled systems work.
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While the investigators worked together, the Keeper was responsible for managing monsters and conveying story beats to the rest of the players.
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Other diktats caution against conveying any sense of Chinese superiority, or claims that China can easily crush America in a trade war.
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Only by conveying that debate and expanding the range of views can we hope to handle with nuance the decisions we face.
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Obama tried to sound optimistic Wednesday about the deal's future, while also conveying to leaders in Asia the reality of the obstacles.
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Keaton knows how to flash his own brand of sinister, sharpening the spikiness in his voice and conveying heat in his eyes.
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In the short term, reducing the risk of government shutdowns could help Trump and Republicans by conveying a greater sense of stability.
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Fortunately, Downie said, no such incident occurred, but the endeavor of merely conveying Trump's speaking style was a uniquely difficult deadline assignment.
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"We are mindful of media reports that some callers, speaking in Arabic, experienced difficulties when conveying information," the State Department official said.
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Despite not authoring many dissents, he earned the nickname "The Great Dissenter" for his pithy and succinct way of conveying his opinion.
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Lobbyists are encouraging clients to keep lines of communication open with the new administration and be proactive about conveying their pro-U.
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" In this case, Serena did not appear to have seen or comprehended the gesture and there was no exchange, no "successful conveying.
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She also has a theory on gifts, which she says are important not as objects but as a way of conveying feelings.
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But he made every word matter, shaping lyrical lines with poignancy, conveying the tragic subtext to every youthful effusion in the music.
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Sesno: Journalists build bridges by conveying information that leads to understanding and empathy through stories of persistence and struggle, triumph and breakthrough.
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Here are a few of the most salient: Amash issued a series of tweets conveying his concern that these are impeachable acts.
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At Forty-second Street, snow began to fall in large handsome flakes, each one conveying a small white light to the earth.
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Even so, there is more mime than most contemporary audiences are accustomed to, all in the interest of conveying the fantastical story.
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As it relates to intelligence professionals, experts say there could be complications stemming from the classification level of the information they're conveying.
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And while Geico may have had nothing to apologize for, conveying transparency is key amid a climate of consumer doubt and distrust.
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The rule of three is a principle that things that come in threes are more satisfying and effective in conveying a message.
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The marketing of Sage Northcutt has been an exercise in self-evident celebrity, in myth making without ever really conveying the myth.
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Several of these outfits are on view in the Louvre-Lens show, conveying the sweeping artistic and social upheavals of the period.
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Conveying impressions of the sea seemed less important to him than making a case for this score, completed in 1905, as pathbreaking.
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But a form invented in the mid-19th century remains one of the most vivid ways of conveying the power of images.
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They will have to work on conveying distinctive nuances instead: Marriage for all, yes, but no to adoptions by same-sex-couples.
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"So it goes" tolls bright and solemn 106 times throughout the book, cunningly conveying fatalism, stoicism, acceptance and stubborn continuity each time.
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She became a kind of spokeswoman and sounding board, conveying their needs and requests to guards and helping them talk through experiences.
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Del Toro and especially Dano are good in the prison scenes, conveying Matt's relaxed mastery of the system and Sweat's quiet anguish.
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The Trump administration is conveying confidence that Ms. Haspel, who would be the first woman to run the agency, will be confirmed.
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If Trump had any particular goals he was interested in conveying, he did not appear intent on flagging them ahead of time.
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SummaryNALCAB's small but growing policy team plays the leading role in conveying NALCAB's policy goals to policymakers at all levels of government.
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During a conversation, you adjust your tone, facial expression, gestures and posture in order to fit the mood of what you're conveying.
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Realism certainly isn't what the brand is known for capturing and conveying, but marketing mishaps aside, the ad definitely got people talking.
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The consensus is that the United States withdrew from the agreement first, conveying "bad faith," especially in the eyes of the Iranians.
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She notes that Sandberg brings her hands together while on stage (conveying comfort and confidence) and guides the audience with strong gestures.
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There are a few moments in which the staging is confusing in conveying plot twists, although a lyrical ambiguity often feels appropriate.
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The film sprawls from the Oklahoma plains to old New York, murkily conveying the passage of time and her rising social status.
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"The government should not be asking for a clarification, but rather conveying a protest to the U.S. side," he said on Twitter.
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In contrast, this multifaceted film ambles around Jamaica, recording the land and its people, with different cameras conveying different moods and textures.
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The flimsy costumes are about conveying the frailty of ego and the false sense of protection that the internet provides these bullies.
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The penwork is heavy, with dark, thick lines and striking colors that dramatically shift from panel to panel, conveying the mysterious mood.
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Keaton knows how to flash his own brand of sinister, sharpening the pricks in his voice and conveying heat in his eyes.
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The US ambassador to Mexico is responsible for diplomatically conveying Trump's harsh messages and policies about immigration in general, and Mexican immigrants specifically.
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While often conveying a culturally and time-specific moral, those tales lacked the neat bows and happy endings to which we're now accustomed.
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Even our pictures have a tough time conveying what it's like to be surrounded by this kind of exotic world on all sides.
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League rules prohibit players from "wearing, displaying, or otherwise conveying personal messages" during game day events unless they are approved by the NFL.
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She offered no personal credentials or sources for her claims, and later tweeted that she was just conveying information she saw on Facebook.
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Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga denounced North Korea's latest launch, saying he was conveying "strong anger" on behalf of the Japanese people.
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Partisan identity tells us who shares our beliefs, and it helps to make political meaning, conveying important truths about the world through symbols.
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But what I would do is a one woman show or a show that is written and based around me conveying comedic moments.
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By conveying power of attorney, you give a specific person legal authority to make property, financial and other legal decisions for you in.
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One of the shortcomings of machine learning is that machines are learning but not conveying to us what they're finding from the data.
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And it is only one of dozens of tweets conveying a similar message about talc safety since the Reuters article appeared Dec. 403.
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Even the pre-recorded videos that Sweet and her team create, which are scripted, are better at conveying emotion than text, she says.
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The video features the gorgeous J. Lo donning iconic ensembles from past decades in scenes conveying the video's message of equality for women.
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Westpac, Australia's second-biggest bank, had argued its sales team never purported to be offering advice and were only conveying a marketing message.
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We're in this very partisan environment where it matters to people who is conveying a message, and there isn't a lot of trust.
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The video supplements the track with piercing symbolism around life and grief, conveying the cyclical nature of relationships and the power of endurance.
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Hallmark does "reasonably well" financially and on its products, but it really excels in conveying the depth of human relationships, Hahn-Griffiths said.
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Her cast responds by conveying quite a lot with very little, including Farrell, who has wisely been allowed to use his native accent.
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It's a fun way of conveying one of the S7's best features — and there's a lot to like about Samsung's latest flagship.
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So it's no surprise that they are a runaway hit when handling hip hop, conveying Akala's searing, earnest anger with conviction and authority.
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A film doesn't have the luxury of dropping audiences into its protagonist's head, conveying their slippery memories and PTSD and altered drug states.
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Choosing the right word, and the right word order, he illustrated, could make an enormous difference in conveying an image or an idea.
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His verses felt like pronouncements, the words rushing out as though he had been tasked with conveying an entire community's joys and sorrows.
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Sitting in the passenger seat is a burnt skeleton, its mandible slightly ajar, its blackened eye sockets conveying a terror frozen in time.
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Once you personalize your Avatar's face, hair, and clothes, they'll star in a range of frequently updated stickers conveying common emotions and phrases.
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"Lately we have greatly improved such treatments by combining them with medicines that block molecules conveying resistance to hormone-depriving drugs," he said.
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The opening shot smoothly cranes down from the pursuers to the pursued, conveying the physical distance between the elevated bridge and the ground.
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The dancing, which continues for an hour unabated, is serious and playful, immersed in and oblivious to its surroundings, conveying numerous messages simultaneously.
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Unfortunately, your husband probably isn't open to hearing constructive criticism from you now, and text messages are too blunt for conveying it, anyway.
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In 2019, if you carry one on your keys, it's a fashion statement conveying nostalgia and sentimentality: a Hawaiian shirt of key chains.
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DeCiccio believes that conveying these messages from a subjective point-of-view allows people to empathize more than they would from reading statistics.
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The Trump administration is conveying confidence that Ms. Haspel, above, who would be the first woman to run the agency, will be confirmed.
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When performers like Ms. Moreno succeed in conveying distinctively Nuyorican ways of moving, they seem to strain to do so under inhospitable conditions.
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Clearly, everything starts with the Trump administration actively conveying a dual message: Don't test us further, but we are willing to accept understandings.
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It risks conveying the patronizing and offensive expectation that members of racial and ethnic minorities will focus their scholarship on race and ethnicity.
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"We have received direct communication from senior ministers in the cabinet conveying the government's full faith and support for the company," he said.
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The queen of the internet did it again, upstaging the lackluster monologue by perfectly conveying everything we all felt throughout the underwhelming rant.
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Shots of hands engaged in tasks are emphasized, while head-on representations of characters are avoided, conveying the monotony of Beauvais's everyday life.
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Officially the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, he played an unofficial role in channeling and conveying the president's demands of Ukrainian leaders.
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The first expansion, Heavensward, dedicated itself to conveying how the mishandling of power doesn't just affect those who use it against each other.
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Meanwhile, the authors note that the climate science community needs to get better at conveying the wide range of possible sea level rise.
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And they should focus not just on issues and policies but on conveying a sense of respect and connection to specific groups and communities.
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It's stilted and strange and has some trouble conveying precisely what the product does, owing in part to holographic representations of the product's functionality.
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Still, that's largely quibbling about a presentation that came about as close as TV can to conveying the allure of a live theatrical experience.
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I lead my team of designers by conveying design direction and working individually with each to encourage and guide them in the right direction.
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" In deciding how to make the healthy choice the easy choice, they mainly communicated positive messages conveying the theme "we all love our kids.
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It's part horror film, part satire and part tragedy, conveying a sharp lesson about class struggle in South Korea and just about everywhere else.
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Still, two Trump insiders said Priebus has talked to Trump several times in recent days, conveying the dismay among senior party leaders and donors.
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In Spanish, there's a general way of conveying who foots the bill in social situations: El que invita, paga — the person who invites pays.
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On "Sincerely Yours" and "Shelby 68," she gets lost in the breathless moment while conveying enough reflexive awareness to show she's never totally lost.
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But in conveying the narrative of a community, or a territory containing several communities linked by political and administrative fiat, the stakes are higher.
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The system could cut down on unnecessary back-and-forth in communication and come up with clearer ways of conveying information in a contract.
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Despite conveying obvious and repetitive rejection to Bailey, her adoration, which she called "the love story of the century," persisted through Jasmine's Twitter activity.
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So an iOS user could be trying to send a thought with the negative-leaning emoji and end up conveying a more positive message.
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Through a pair of reports that examine hypothetical scenarios for Republicans and Democrats, we're conveying a sense of what's at stake for the candidates.
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Written conversation doesn't always lend itself well to conveying emotion or tone, which forces people to fall back on EPs, emoticons, and the like.
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This is not what these Republicans intend to be conveying, but it is consistent with their final excuse for the horrible Trumpcare CBO scores.
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For example, they have already issued a statement conveying their "unanimous concern and disappointment" for the US decision to impose steel and aluminum tariffs. .
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The private sector and general citizenry are still largely relegated to conveying flood risk via sobering oral histories that describe past neighborhood flood events.
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More variations of affirmative action that perpetually lower standards, falsely conveying that you will never be capable of competing on a level playing field?
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Jason Paul Smith, 42, admitted to one count of conveying false and misleading information and hoaxes before U.S. District Judge Vernon Broderick in Manhattan.
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Each story is a trenchant exploration of race and class, vividly conveying the tension between social codes of masculinity and the vulnerable, volatile self.
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""We felt that the Vice President and others were entitled to know that the information they were conveying to the American people was untrue.
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The Turner case, however, is one of the few situations where the term "privilege" is actually the most effective at conveying a specific injustice.
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They include interstate transportation of an explosive; illegally mailing explosives; threatening former presidents and others; conveying threats in interstate communications; and assaulting federal officers.
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Now comes a corrective of sorts: "The Bronze," an Olympic-themed tale that goes way overboard in conveying that its main character is despicable.
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Cori Kresge and Emily Stone, settling into an internal shared rhythm in the center duet, come closest to conveying the dance's brush-stroke delicacy.
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Nor can Lawrence -- gamely conveying alternating bouts of confusion and pain -- ultimately make much out of a character written as such a blank slate.
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And the scene both in terms of visuals and in terms of lyrics has always used violence as a way of conveying ideas, right?
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Because 103D Bitmoji episodes are designed to be sent between friends, they aren't just entertainment — they're custom memes, conveying the sender's mood or status.
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It may be crucial in getting the facts straight and in conveying the import of an existence as well as the values informing it.
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Elio and Oliver's affair begins slowly with each circling the other at a distance, conveying the kind of nonchalance that's a shield for interest.
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But this show uses the disparity between words and music to suggest how inadequate most people's vocabularies are in conveying their most ardent longings.
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And Perry (a pen name for the writing team of Karen Gillece and Paul Perry) is good at conveying the young woman's manipulative neediness.
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In previous statements, the Fed had said it planned "further gradual increases" in its benchmark rate, conveying to investors that additional increases were expected.
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The 20-year-old is not cheap, but my guess is that it will go the furthest in conveying the potential pleasures of port.
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The succession of internal shapes can be read vertically as well as horizontally, with the seams between the shapes conveying both disruption and sequencing.
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The author does a loving job of conveying Johann Gutenberg's spectacular innovation in movable type and the experiments in his workshop in Mainz, Germany.
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They were charged with considering meter, rhyme and rhythm, and conveying Shakespeare's meanings and metaphors in accessible and contemporary (but not slang-y) English.
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"Part of the challenge was conveying this message that the product that she sold wasn't real," said Ed Patru, her communications director in 2010.
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There were many French artists who believed they had a role to play in conveying the war's terrors in ways that photographers could not.
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Already, the Chinese government harasses Uighur Muslims in Europe, conveying threats against vulnerable relatives in China to curb any criticisms of the regime's behavior.
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The university&aposs health services posted an infographic conveying "common reactions" to the rapidly spreading Wuhan coronavirus in a notice put out to students.
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It does an outstanding job of conveying the personal and psychological costs of working in the American intelligence trenches during the war on terror.
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Like a manual, this film appears incapable of conveying any genuine joy or anger or excitement, offering only words that sound a lot alike.
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By holding and rubbing our children, we are conveying safety and trust, relieving stress and activating our bodies' vagus nerves, triggering a compassion response.
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Admirers of his playing appreciated how he drew out allusions to music's past in contemporary scores, while conveying the radical elements of old music.
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"I want to make sure that I've done my job of conveying all of the answers and the policies that we envision," he said.
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Sorry, folks, but headlines that repeat Trump claims about jobs saved, without conveying the essential fakeness of those claims, are a betrayal of journalism.
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It has become more of a symbol, a celluloid emoji used by tourists and filmmakers as a shorthand way of conveying time and place.
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Fiasco's story-theater format was marvelously effective in conveying the complex morality of that tale, regardless of how well any one song came off.
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I know people are able to change, but people have thoughts and beliefs that they often don't realize they are conveying through their actions.
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Holly Hatam's simple, stark style and limited palette reflect the essential and basic nature of equality, conveying that "Dear Girl" can be any girl.
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Yet more than anything, he seems interested in conveying his own personality through his music—both as a recording artist and as an entertainer.
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The movie captures the astonishing beauty of the macrocosm and microcosm, and it provides the perfect cliffhanger endings for conveying the challenges of fundamental science.
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Some of these sounds are used for echolocation or conveying mood, but they're also used by dolphins to call out to each other by name.
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She uses Ojibwa words within these poems, conveying both power and loss that result from colonial history and the resilience of herself and her ancestors.
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What if my Instagram (linked to all of my dating app accounts) isn't good enough at conveying how cool/kind/curious/ambitious/great I am?
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Greer Grimsley (Wotan) effectively walked a challenging line that balanced vocal strength — conveying the god's power — with an almost diffident uncertainty — revealing his self-doubt.
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Mr. Williams proved a natural and expressive communicator, conveying the drama and anguish of these miniatures without ever resorting to excessive vocal or theatrical gestures.
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This understanding of our limitation is further inflected by the fact that the globes are different, conveying the likelihood that an ideal representation is impossible.
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The Porta Pros do a remarkable job of conveying a sense of low-end rumble even where they're not technically churning out much of it.
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The eyes are, as they say, the windows to the soul, and such a critical part of a facial expression and what emotion you're conveying.
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Getting the attention of your audience and conveying emotion takes on a whole new twist when you control the entire environment your users are in.
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The court filing by prosecutors accompanies a restraining order barring any financial institution, including E-Trade, from transferring or conveying any assets in the account.
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Has it entered into your calculations that there might be any risks in conveying this kind of information yourselves, as people with a perceived bias?
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It was not entirely clear whose experience the chair was conveying, which seems like a dumb thing to have to analyze, but here we are.
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Other companies are taking more proactive measures to engage President Trump and his administration, conveying their message through cable news shows watched by the president.
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The team did a good job conveying Adam's panic and bewilderment in just a couple of minutes, while the lighting and colors are just fantastic.
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Journalists build bridges by conveying the experiences of citizens who are struggling to pay for college, to launch a business or to secure health care.
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Mr. Cooper is viewed as a more traditional on-air newsman, even if he does not shy away from conveying moral dismay in his coverage.
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The English "irritable" lacks context—it seems unfair to describe somebody as 'asabi without also conveying everything in Egypt that might make a person 'asabi .
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Aptly named, The Clearing lingers over those final steps towards the inevitable, with crunching guitar riffs and primal vocals conveying the horror of it all.
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Twitter is now looking to give its A-list celebrities better tools to show their fans love while conveying their own #personalbrands on the site.
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Mani da's extensive writings come from a place where the intellect is articulated in simple language, conveying thought processes that are highly instinctive and profound.
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"They're able to use the runway for the reason the runway should be used: showing beautiful clothes, but conveying ideas," he said in an interview.
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What would it mean to be a responsible visitor to such a place, and how could I both encourage tourism while accurately conveying the situation?
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The people reporting to him constituted one of the groups conveying unhappiness over both work-life balance and 27 hours a week in large meetings.
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Through the endearing drawings, his map offers a glimpse of both renowned and lesser-known works, while also conveying the incredible variety of public art.
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As Hurricane Irma continues its marauding churn towards Florida, state officials and weather experts are conveying a desperate message: Nowhere on the peninsula is safe.
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Those who came to Charlottesville openly carrying firearms were neither conveying a nonviolent political message, nor engaged in self-defense nor protecting hearth and home.
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Officials are conveying the program's planned milestones and schedule of events to lawmakers on congressional defense committees, as well as top brass at the Pentagon.
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Focused, disciplined and very, very funny, these gifted young actors do a superb job of conveying both the ruthless humor and pathos of Waititi's enterprise.
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A group of Dutch psychologists concluded that conveying embarrassment signifies an individual's recognition that they have committed a social or moral infraction and regret it.
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But Ms. Herzog approaches this dismal subject in a decidedly poetic, almost abstract way, conveying the aura of all that's being lost rather than haranguing.
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Yet this micro-budgeted independent film is a bit too coy in its approach, conveying what's transpiring almost entirely through furtive glances and pained expressions.
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"I have faith in what Jared was conveying to me was an accurate retelling of this guy," Musk said in a deposition earlier this summer.
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Surely it's unnecessary to reiterate every few pages that Maura had a beautiful smile, conveying all over again how open, conciliatory and friendly she was?
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Choosing a purposeful and impactful investment over an investment in a status name is yet another way the rich are conveying their wealth more subtly.
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Strobe Talbott, the president of the Brookings Institution in Washington, said Mr. Pence had accomplished his main task by conveying the administration's commitment to NATO.
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But things he'd taken for granted as an able-bodied director — standing on set during shooting, quickly conveying changes to actors — were now formidable obstacles.
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With the process underway, my cousin's father came to visit, and the two insisted on conveying their gratitude by hosting my family at a brunch.
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But with a flick of the page, Stelfreeze is able to deftly shift into solemn drama, conveying weighty moments and relationships with the same precision.
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Egerton undoubtedly carries the film, conveying a strange mix of introversion and bounce-off-the-walls energy that grounds the larger-than-life figure he's portraying.
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"The message I am conveying to President Trump, to the Cabinet, to leaders in both houses, is real simple: Let's do what we promised," Cruz said.
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The official said Sean Doocey, the White House personnel chief, was the messenger in conveying Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel's legal opinion to the President.
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White House personnel director Sean Doocey was tasked with conveying the message to Trump, relying on a ruling from the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel.
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Some of the messaging in the posts was subtle, conveying a therapeutic suggestion via the hashtags that were included, such as #wellness or #health, Moreno said.
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They scrolled through Telegram, beaming with myriad protest groups—big ones conveying information about the whole movement and small ones that organized one neighborhood or another.
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Henriksen's voice occasionally betrays the passage of time since Aliens, but he's still adept at conveying Bishop's wry sense of humor in the face of death.
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Rather it was a means of conveying a range of values and relationships that supported a social world that had now vanished due to economic change.
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Tenor CEO David McIntosh will often say that the company is about conveying emotion — and really, that isn't something that often goes very well over text.
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Keoughan made an initial appearance on Monday in U.S. District Court on a charge of threatening and conveying false information about the use of an explosive.
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Or, back in the early 20th century, female characters and singers would use "You nasty man!" conveying that a man was getting "fresh" like an adolescent.
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When Stranger Things showrunners and Netflix execs are conveying sensitive information to the cast about upcoming plot details, it isn't the kids they worry about telling.
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There are a lot of people who, like my cousin, don't know to focus on conveying how they are going to help the company's bottom line.
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In addition to the e-mail to all employees, Tesla also published a blog post Sunday night, conveying these details to shareholders and the general public.
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Barriss was charged with conveying false information and hoaxes, cyberstalking, threatening to kill another or damage property by fire, and transmitting interstate threats, the indictment said.
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Because our brain processes images faster than words, an emoji conveying support, solidarity and compassion is the fastest way for a target to feel less alone.
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Given Strindberg's reputation as a misogynist — and Mr. Thompson's power in conveying raw torment — you might assume that your sympathies would lie entirely with the Captain.
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Republicans must rethink how they communicate and focus on effectively conveying how their vision and values match the values of suburban executives, families, and particularly women.
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The German journalist Lothar Müller, whose "White Magic" was published in English two years ago, does a better job of conveying these paradoxes in paper's story.
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She references these same two sacrosanct directives whenever she gives testimony before congressional committees, always conveying the sense that she is duty-bound to honor them.
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Two crucial questions set the backdrop for the legal battle: Who is speaking for Mr. Redstone, and is he capable of conveying his wishes through them?
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"The prayer practice served to identify the government with Christianity and risked conveying to citizens of minority faiths a message of exclusion," the 4th Circuit ruled.
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But the network has not helped with its handling the matter, showing a surprising lack of transparency for a news organization dedicated to conveying the truth.
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But in terms of conveying this work's view of art as both a coolly isolating and warmly embracing experience, I've never seen a more convincing interpretation.
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Facebook is rolling out a new feature to enable local governments and first responders to send out alerts conveying urgent information and warnings to their followers.
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Gravelle is charged with a total 16 counts for maliciously conveying false information about explosives, false information and hoax as well as threats to the president.
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But instead of conveying the appropriate message, Greene signed incoherent nonsense like, "Help you at that time too use bear big," according to the Bradenton Herald.
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Then they had tapped gloves, a gesture conveying good-luck solidarity between strangers, known to each other only through a stolen glance across that parted curtain.
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Around the same time, though, the White House's acting national intelligence director appeared to confirm Levinson's death with a tweeted statement conveying condolences to the family.
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For decades, the corps has invited disaster by conveying most of Lake Okeechobee's discharge west to the gulf, the birthplace of nearly all killer red tides.
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From there, the software creates animated stickers of your emoji conveying various expressions, like blowing a kiss, giving a thumbs up or flashing a peace sign.
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Translation — When Mr. Zambada took the stand two weeks ago, two translators — not introduced by name — were responsible for conveying his every word to the jury.
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During the jubilant scene when Laurentino and Renata marry, the music is festive yet tinged with darkness, conveying, I felt, that life is full of unknowns.
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Maybe it was intended to tell everyone that she was not part of forming said policy, or not responsible for conveying everyone's outrage about said policy.
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Hiranandani ("The Whole Story of Half a Girl") does a remarkable job conveying the terrors and absurdities of the conflict in ways young readers can understand.
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She said that leaders, communicators, and even social media users need to focus on conveying accurate messages about COVID-19 in a calm and direct manner.
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Until the very end, Toller maintains a proper pastoral demeanor, conveying the compassion and self-containment that are aspects of both his temperament and his professionalism.
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They have reviewed hundreds of clips of contentious plays, participated in online webinars and practiced conveying their findings to the on-field official in concise language.
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Stress affects the whole body, so the researchers had to do some sleuthing to figure out which physiological system was conveying its effects to hair follicles.
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Teresa Palmer's work in the opening minutes of "Berlin Syndrome" succeeds in conveying the nearly tactile sensations of being an enthusiastic stranger in a strange land.
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Dr. Schermerhorn advised trying to remember that just because a face is not brimming with positivity, it does not mean that it is conveying something negative.
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She's combining the number with talking points conveying the ethical need to avoid damaging levels of planetary warming — something people her age are bound to inherit.
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The Trump team has orchestrated a massive digital campaign aimed at pushing his supporters' emotional buttons by conveying a singular message: The president is under assault.
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Trump has also phoned Republican lawmakers this week, conveying that he wants to do something on guns, though has yet to identify an area of focus.
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Harvard Science Review confirms that swear words can be useful in conveying that you feel strongly about something or for inciting strong feelings in someone else.
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Lorena is, not surprisingly, the heart and soul of the documentary, conveying the confusion of suddenly finding herself in the center ring of a media circus.
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Going to the more urban parts of Iowa and the more rural parts, seeing the struggles, hearing what's important to them — and conveying that to candidates.
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Stoddard's exploration of grief's grip on a family rings true and tender; she does a remarkable job of conveying the emotional haze Rain's outward confidence hides.
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"I was trying to say that visual communication is a very direct way of conveying information—something we are very well versed in understanding," he explains.
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These works are particularly powerful for their quietness; where dynamism also succeeds in conveying the violence of seeing is in Nicole Eisenman's recent paintings at MAC.
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She's great at conveying the minute difference between a teenager's resting glazed-over expression, and the face of a person in the middle of a private fantasy.
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It&aposs not that these people don&apost exist, but the media have not shown themselves to be trustworthy about accurately conveying information that comes from people.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The last and potentially most important benefit the built-in headphones provide is a standard platform for conveying spatial sound to the user.
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"The real agenda of the ministerial is conveying that the United States is not rethinking its commitment to NATO," said Sestanovich, who also teaches at Columbia University.
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The traditional medical diagnosis process involves conveying symptoms to a physician who prescribes a treatment for the ailment or disease they believe to be causing those symptoms.
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Will Arnett is good at conveying someone who's comically arrogant but ultimately vulnerable — his Batman feels like a much more sympathetic, kid-friendly version of Sterling Archer.
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And, as someone who was already on the margins, conveying my identity through fashion was the only way to feel some sense of control over my marginalization.
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Specific genetic changes -- known as single-nucleotide polymorphisms, SNPs -- conveying lactase-persistence arose independently in various populations around the same time as their domestication of dairy animals.
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Particular emphasis will be placed on identifying the primary points of journalistic interest in a complex dataset, and conveying them clearly and concisely for a general audience.
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This also makes each character feel distinct, as the abstraction of their designs plays up their differences while also conveying a lot about their personalities and mood.
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Artist's concept of a deep ocean manganese nodule mining operation, with autonomous robotic collectors, a transport system for conveying material to the surface, and a processing barge.
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" She lists their defects, from boring to overly informative, "Some are loaded with historical detail, conveying information on the obscure duke who commissioned the painting centuries ago.
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Kendrick Lamar wins Grammy night Less than a week later, another black performer lit up a nationally televised event with a politically charged performance conveying black pride.
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Hillary Clinton was clearly uncomfortable with this kind of language—she had trouble conveying her anger about social injustice and establishing a visceral connection with her listeners.
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Brophy's lights, Washington, Elvis Presley, Whitney Houston, John F. Kennedy Jr. and Michael Jackson all did "reasonable-to-fabulous jobs" of conveying their wishes to their heirs.
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Style, spectacle, and cinematographic fireworks are its weapons of choice for conveying its characters' emotional turmoil in a world rigged against them (and the rest of us).
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Still, Chapman, speaking animatedly, had little trouble conveying his frustration with how the domestic violence incident had shaped his image when he was asked about Swieca's campaign.
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Sean Patrick Keoughan, 29, of Roanoke, Virginia, was charged with threatening and conveying false information about the use of an explosive, according to the US attorney's office.
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It seemed that once he got the hang of the app, Graham's feed transitioned to conveying a lifestyle of middle-aged joie de vivre and sartorial singularity.
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"She's everything I want to be," we learn via Rachel's monotonous voice-over that does a good job of conveying her self-loathing despite being over-written.
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But though his poll numbers have slipped in the past few days, for Wilders, success is as much about conveying his message as actually ascending to office.
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I wish the show weren't framed as conveying work from "Africa," as if to suggest that Africa is defined by transcendent and therefore uniform histories and politics.
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Metrics conveying strong bandwagon support, just like five stars for a product on Amazon, are quite persuasive, in part because they represent a consensus among many opinions.
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Ms. Devi was a consummate actress, conveying emotions through every part of her body, be it the flexing of a toe or the swooping of an arm.
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"To me, the biggest thing is conveying the urgency and the stakes, which are dire, without pushing people into a feeling of panic and impotence," he says.
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Ben Brantley reserved particular praise for the show's suspendered star, Ethan Slater, writing, "no one matches Mr. Slater in conveying the physicality of the life aquatic."spongebobbroadway.com
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Ben Brantley reserved particular praise for the show's suspendered star, Ethan Slater, writing, "no one matches Mr. Slater in conveying the physicality of the life aquatic."spongebobbroadway.
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Mr. Tennant, who usually is scrupulous in conveying the nuances of volatile characters (see his work on the British television series "Broadchurch"), just goes utterly bananas here.
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His work, often conveying whimsy, melancholy or nostalgia, was shown in art galleries and museums, and he illustrated and wrote books and collaborated with major fashion brands.
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A group of Democratic chairmen said that new "public reports have raised questions about any role" Perry may have played in conveying the president's message to Ukraine.
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She is joined by 380 rare disease advocates from across the country who are sharing their stories and conveying the need for innovation to improve their lives.
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Her acting is visceral and physical, conveying a woman so full of rage, so tightly wound that it seems like she might detonate at the slightest provocation.
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Fifteen years after the war, a Mossad team is tasked with capturing Eichmann and secretly conveying him to Israel, where he was publicly tried for his crimes.
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Kate Browne in Runner's World argues that the movie functions as "fitspo" by conveying to viewers that if you lose weight, you, too, can achieve your dreams.
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When contributing to the show, I have to think about conveying and selling the technical elements of the story to a general audience, not just the experts.
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He did such a fantastic job of really conveying what's in that report, and the process, and the importance of oversight — all of that in two hours.
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When things go pear-shaped, though, Dumisa stages the calamities in tense, bite-sized scenes viewed through Randal's seesawing lenses, cleverly conveying the frustration of his immobility.
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Still, by conveying that Kim may give Trump the one thing the US president wants, it could entice Trump to reconsider talking with the North Korean leader.
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Pro wrestling matches are designed to tell stories through live-action theater, and Rousey successfully did her part in conveying theirs with few hiccups along the way.
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"Social media platforms, such as Twitter and Facebook, have the ability to serve as an effective propaganda arm conveying specific messages to geographically targeted audiences," Smith explained.
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He has a gift for casting talent and for conveying the intimacy of a shared endeavor, whether the focus is on two men or an entire SWAT team.
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Ms. Raitt, 66, has long had a knack for conveying the voice of experience, as a bottleneck guitar hero and a singer-songwriter steeped in rhythm and blues.
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But conveying emotion is no easy task for Carman, who has been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, the symptoms of which can include a flat affect and measured speech.
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Whereas Bohemian Rhapsody was hell-bent on reproducing moments we've come to know well, Rocketman is more concerned with conveying the essence of the man and his music.
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Often when critics compare a novel to a "fever dream," they mean it as a compliment, conveying that the book creates its own otherworldly universe and dream logic.
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And unfortunately, it seems like the suburban gift to civilization that is the Cheesecake Factory is having a pretty damn hard time conveying that indelible truth to investors.
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So, for the album, it's not just about the music — it's about conveying the ideas and interpretation of the songs and the intention of the artists as well.
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While, sans tracklist, you might not necessarily learn any of the history lessons they intend, there's few releases that do a better job of conveying acid's disorienting effects.
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Those flying in or out of New York are bound to see greater delays as regular flights securely conveying the future President create headaches for air traffic control.
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In one, above red stripes, Mr. Bomb glances at his watch as a globe turns by his side, conveying the sense that things can end at any minute.
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Our explainer videos spring from experiments in conveying the importance of Spanish bond prices to an audience that needed to know about them, but didn't yet know why.
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As followers of Q's breadcrumb trail, QAnon believers refer to themselves as bakers, conveying both their commitment to the cause and a fundamental misunderstanding of how bakeries work.
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Unfortunately, this all played out in Twitter replies—a format that is ideal for conveying quick thoughts à la carte, but very hard to track in real-time.
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In these times, when we're on the verge of a new world war, do you think that metal bands should be committed to conveying some sort of message?
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That it manages to do all this while effortlessly conveying the erratic psyche of Rebecca Bunch just shows how many good things Crazy Ex-Girlfriend had in store.
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The Invitation is a tremendously sustained tonal piece, conveying a kind of deeply submerged horror that only bursts forth at the very end, when the truth is revealed.
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This, perhaps, is why Valev has become a hero to some: He's conveying a popular if morally repugnant message of xenophobia that many in Europe are increasingly embracing.
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The baritone Justin Ryan offered a strong portrayal of Hopper, deftly conveying difficult scenes like a graphic recollection of how the "textures" of a pornographic film became art.
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Its embassies are a nervous system conveying information, cultivating influence and generally providing a strategy for the country's global role that transcends the next photo opportunity or crisis.
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Most of all, the ceremony was a powerful moment bringing together people of very different backgrounds and conveying upon them alike the most important title in our country.
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The technology world is ever more important and richer, with smartphones in everyone's pocket conveying a stream of news that Silicon Valley not only delivers, but helps shape.
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In the present political environment, many politicians will require the air cover that the private sector can provide in conveying to the general public the benefits of NAFTA.
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There's a clear editorial message with Facebook conveying that there are shades and nuances to what "Private" means on Facebook compared to "Public," which is unwavering and defaulted.
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Minimum standards in an industry in which you are charged with conveying passengers from Point A to Point B in safety and comfort should not be sneezed at.
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His greatest asset was his voice, which Thornbury describes as "queer": it was high and imperfect, conveying a tentative spirit that helped soften the certainty of the lyrics.
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"Answer any questions at the interview candidly, while conveying the warmth and enthusiasm that you obviously feel for your pet," said Maxwell Breed, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
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Although Aden did not win the Miss Minnesota USA pageant, her means of conveying beauty and confidence won the title of hero in many young Muslim girl's eyes.
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A source familiar with Flood's call to Burck conveying the request said Trump was upset by McGahn's refusal to state publicly that the President did not obstruct justice.
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Personal Journeys One night not long ago, my 6-year-old staggered out of her room for the fourth time, hellbent on conveying the specific anguish of insomnia.
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Seemingly comfortable operating amid chaos, he cheerfully refers to a director as "the man who presides over accidents," conveying the romance of filmmaking while forever frustrated by it.
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She released a flurry of splits, tapes, and live recordings—each of which, if you listen back, demonstrates her knack for conveying existential terror in blasts of feedback.
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U.S. Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland testified on Wednesday that Rudy Giuliani was conveying Trump's wishes when he "demanded" Ukraine announce investigations into the president's political rivals.
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Since then, Simmons, Simonsohn and Nelson say they have given a lot of thought to codes of conduct for communicating responsibly when conveying concerns about a scientist's work.
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It occurred to me that Mark Lombari's conspiracy flow chart drawings do a better job of mapping and conveying invisible structures than current-event capture technology can muster.
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Another Grieg staple, the Piano Concerto in A minor, was offered next, with the pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet conveying the music's rhapsodic sweep and bold contrasts as soloist.
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Instead, she tracks how people are really communicating right now, and what meaning they are conveying to each other with their particular choice of capitalization style and GIF.
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Rabbi Brian A. Strauss of Congregation Beth Yeshurun, and 340 guests, watched as Ms. Skolkin circled Mr. Tillis seven times, conveying unity and completeness, according to Jewish custom.
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And it argues that by holding on to the images, Harvard has perpetuated the hallmarks of slavery that prevented African-Americans from holding, conveying or inheriting personal property.
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Mr. Powell tried to pull off what Fed insiders call a "dovish hike" — raising rates while conveying to markets that the end of such increases was in sight.
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When Thompson sang "Gas," about soldiers confronting poison gas for the first time, sustained strings switched to brittle pizzicato, conveying the sudden feeling of being unable to breathe.
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Much of the movie's work in conveying the characters' mutual attraction is accomplished instead with brief sex scenes in the of music videos, accompanied by thematically relevant songs.
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As head of the coronavirus task force, Pence is charged with conveying the nuts and bolts of the effort to combat the virus to the public each day.
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His now-ex-wife pointed out he was having trouble conveying his feelings, but he didn't know how to ask for help or where to turn for advice.
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One time he sat silently in his bag under my seat, conveying the injustice of me paying his travel fee while a screaming baby nearby flew for free.
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Now enacting a travel ban and facing a possible emergency declaration, Trump and his administration are looking to calm the market and the American public by conveying credibility.
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The N.F.L. logo — a ubiquitous red, white and blue shield, conveying some message of power or protection wrapped in the colors of the American flag — is the priority.
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"Recently, public reports have raised questions about any role you may have played in conveying or reinforcing the President's stark message to the Ukrainian President," the lawmakers, Reps.
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"The JCPOA didn't hold us back" is what the Iranian president was conveying, he told me, which would make it look like Iran didn't suffer any nuclear setbacks.
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This documentary retells the team's story through the players' eyes, conveying the troubles and the racial tensions that brought the team down when it was at its peak.
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As with this work, others highlight the fact that while we think of language as a way of conveying meaning, it can also be a tool for disorientation.
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Milioti and Samberg are lovely together, both performers who excel in conveying the realities of millennial angst about love, forgiveness, and, of course, the purpose of life. —S.
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"The job he did, conveying to the team that they could make a run, that they were the best team in Hockey East — it was magnificent," Corbett said.
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"Unfortunately, today's protest and trespassing was more about making a scene and breaking the law than about conveying an informed point of view," it said in the statement.
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This award-winning food podcast, now part of Stitcher, prides itself on being "not for foodies, but for eaters," conveying a lack of pretension that underlies its appeal.
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They also found that the hacking tool was conveying information from the victims' systems to a server that had also popped up in the Ukraine power grid attack.
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As we reported ... 6ix9ine already submitted his apologetic letter to Judge Engelmayer, conveying how regretful he is and his optimistic plan for the future -- if given the chance.
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There were lots of rhetorical questions and lovely turns of phrase, but Saul always seemed to be hearing a hard and fast "no" that Jivadi wasn't actually conveying.
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As I approach the figure who leans far over the inert body, seemingly to more closely peer at whatever the anatomy tome in front of him is conveying.
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Donegan, Traister, and other "Twitter feminists" are either exaggerating women's fear of harassment to punish men, Roiphe argues, or perhaps accurately conveying fears that women simply shouldn't have.
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Any interference in the channel that is conveying the information–such as an optical fiber—will cause the photon wave to degrade and the message to be destroyed.
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The story is filled with tidbits collectively conveying the overall impression that the trip was awkward, and not altogether well-coordinated for a diplomatic event of such stature.
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The call scripts in our field experiments had a consistent structure: They included a (true) message conveying the impression of either high expected turnout or of low expected turnout.
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In addition to the suit, Sassani has filed a temporary restraining order to prohibit KLP from "selling, deposing, conveying, purchasing, or transferring" any of his assets or equity securities.
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He was charged with intentionally conveying to law enforcement false information about an explosive device on a train and may face up to five years behind bars if convicted.
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And Vice President Pence was very clear earlier today in a T.V. interview conveying that litmus test was what would you do when it comes to Roe v Wade.
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Kropp says the next step towards getting a raise in 2019 is understanding and conveying how much someone with your skills and experiences is worth on the open market.
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When I made the picture of Bre and Josh, I thought I was going to make a whole series of photos conveying just how angry and tired I was.
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The thing that distinguishes web series from, say, reading scripts is that the creators have the ability to go one step further than the page in conveying their tone.
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His work makes no claims to subtlety in conveying its message — that beneath its cheery veneer, the United States harbors dark forces and virulent cynicism within its political system.
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I remember watching that battle and thinking this is the closest I've ever seen a film getting to conveying what a major battle looks like in a comic book.
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Used on characters that are meant to look disturbingly unreal, like the shape-changing T-1000 in Terminator 2, it's an effective way of conveying an uncanny-valley alienness.
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Conveying a mood of protest in a manner that balances accessibility and urgency, the work requires the viewer to consider the symbolism of each number, color, pattern, and shape.
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To make plans, share a revelation, provide an update on progress to a meet-up, we're conveying strangely still-restrained-but-mostly-enthusiastic exuberance about our thoughts and feelings.
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Now, more than ever, we need to recognize that women are full human beings, capable of conveying a range of emotions and human experiences, regardless of how they look.
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He is conveying something about himself (in this case, his disdain for liberal hypocrites, whether they have a wall or not) rather than saying true things about the world.
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President Donald Trump might be the only sitting president in history to routinely lambast politicians of his own party, conveying his discontent on Twitter, at rallies, and in speeches.
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Men and women scatter like ants across the floodlit landscape as the drone weaves nimbly in and out of the water, conveying the violence and unpredictability of the assault.
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Eckhart is unrecognizable in the role with his receding hairline and matching beer gut, and he does an excellent job conveying Kevin's conflicted state of mind about Vinny's return.
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He released a report listing the committee's accomplishments, including "disapproving of the president's carbon regulations," conveying that "that the science on climate change is not settled," and joining Instagram.
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He has a way of conveying raw emotion with a tinge of ironic detachment—a self-aware Romantic manner that makes him peculiarly suited to Mahler's intricately multilayered songs.
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Within the predominantly black and white exhibition, the select moments of color pop, conveying the radiance of non-white skin, of red patterned towels, and of green-tinted walls.
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But Gary was conveying an essential truth: that he had seduced a woman with literature, and that the knowledge of it had left him feeling both giddy and guilty.
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But this PBS documentary series also provides modern-day resonance -- a guide to tyrants of the past, conveying lessons on how those tactics can be employed in the present.
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"In conveying that message, I used language that was inappropriate and basically lost the power of that message," Navarro said at the Wall Street Journal's annual CFO Network conference.
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The point he's had trouble conveying, to the networks and studios and record companies, is that the sand castles people cherish most are the handmade ones with melted edges.
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Today, Netanyahu and his ministers routinely accuse Abbas of inciting violence, conveying the message that there is nobody on the Palestinian side with whom Israel can negotiate a deal.
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In addition to using weapons of mass destruction, the charges include mailing explosives with an intent to kill or injure people or property, and conveying threats through interstate commerce.
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When considering how to build a new product, the most crucial step is conveying the concept clearly so that designers and developers know what exactly they need to build.
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Her ability to win in November may very well hinge on conveying the strength to stand alone, as so many presidents have done, often in their most distinguished moments.
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This doesn't always work; often Yazbek's lyrics seem to flounder, to stop just short of conveying the magic of strangers meeting and finding reflections of themselves within each other.
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What Ms. Jatahy succeeds in conveying, however, is a sense of lawlessness and despair, compounded by the misogynist violence that emerges as Penelope tries to distract her boisterous guests.
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The fountain is created from a looping rope that whips and wiggles through the air, making line drawings in space and conveying a sometimes playful, and occasionally menacing, presence.
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A well-functioning Republican Party would respond to this by conveying to Clinton that they will filibuster a younger and more liberal nominee but are open to confirming Garland.
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The way people tweet reminds me of how some people talk when they step up to a lectern at City Council meetings — looking for applause more than conveying information.
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Uzi joins an honorable lineage of rappers using the instrument as neither a pro forma pop device nor an alienation effect, conveying soul death, but simply because it's gorgeous.
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He's rendered translucent by the sea rushing toward him — either offering itself at his feet, or, Styx-like, conveying him to Hades, depending on how you look at it.
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When I was feeling heavy and nervous about things or conveying tough stuff I was going through, he made me feel light about it in a really safe way.
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The HTC Vive is excellent at conveying a sense of "presence," the abstract VR concept that tricks your mind into thinking your virtual body is an extension of yourself.
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On Monday, Mr. Gravelle pleaded guilty to five counts of maliciously conveying false information about an explosive, which carries a maximum prison term of 10 years on each count.
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What are the sources of the Whistleblower's information, who else did he talk to, and was the Whistleblower prohibited by law from receiving or conveying any of that information?
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The cast, which also includes Anne L. Nathan and Michael Pemberton as Tom's vigilant best friends, is expert at conveying the self-consciousness that comes with such bumbling attempts.
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Yet, for any of this messaging to work — either explaining the consequences of Trump's policies or conveying positive stories about free trade — it must be made through conservative media.
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The Democrats are seeking information from Pence "about any role [he] may have played in conveying or reinforcing the president's stark message to the Ukrainian president," the chairmen wrote.
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Ms. Serpa, a Portuguese vocalist with a crisp, round tone, typically sings without words; she knows how to cut an unexpected melodic path while still conveying confidence and comfort.
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When executed well, an impression can transcend basic parody into something more familiar and — at least theoretically — more effective in conveying exactly what they want you to laugh about.
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Clinton's strengths the feeling of overwhelming force while conveying that only she has what it takes to meet the demands of the presidency and to defend what Democrats hold dear.
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Often, female entrepreneurs must traffic in self-deprecation, conveying "a little bit of relatability," says cultural critic and brand strategist Aminatou Sow, cofounder of the popular Call Your Girlfriend podcast.
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The idea was to focus less on making sure listeners can follow every single blow, and more on conveying the "impressionistic energy of the moment" using sound effects and music.
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It's just barely larger than a regular watch and has no LCD display, instead conveying information the way watches have for hundreds of years: by pointing mechanical arms at numbers.
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The name Scheyer chose and its visual identity — four parallel stripes in blue — were also easily translatable in numerous languages and cultures, conveying the universality of abstraction in artistic production.
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But her book and her blogs for The Huffington Post are all about conveying the message that every woman, no matter what her infertility path, can find her own happiness.
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The judges commended GWG for taking a lead in educating the public about a little-known financial resource, and conveying a targeted and compelling message to a specific audience segment.
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You've worked so hard on your business and conveying the opportunity to potential investors is so important to you, so how do you avoid some common pitfalls which frustrate angels?
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"I was conveying to Mr. Stepien that the flags that could be used to the governor's political advantage in New Jersey could be used in those three states," said Wildstein.
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Back then, people started off creating realistic, verisimilitudinous depictions in sculpted portraits, but eventually became less concerned with rendering an exact physical likeness, conveying instead qualities like status and character.
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They are balancing the requirements of covering breaking news and conveying reality, however disturbing, with the desire to avoid sensationalism and respect the boundaries of victims, survivors and their families.
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Though only a paragraph long, the careful language choices in this review work as a kind of shorthand for music fans, conveying a great deal in a word or two.
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" Colonel Vindman told impeachment investigators that there was little ambiguity about what Mr. Trump was conveying on the July 22017 call with Ukraine's president when he asked for a "favor.
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I struggle with every death of an American soldier and I simply am not great all the time at conveying how much your loss means to me and the country.
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Conveying what Republicans are saying, the envoy said, "they want to avoid a crisis and they don't want to kill the agreement" and be saddled with the blame for that.
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It wanted, at all times, to gaze stoically at its torture cake, in hopes of conveying just how conflicted it was about this state of affairs, then eat it too.
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The problem of mass communication in a liberal democracy is that of creating and conveying a maximally appealing message to an audience made up of groups with conflicting value systems.
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On Monday, the front-page story of the Daily Mail cited allies of the prince conveying his "regret" that he did not make his sympathy for Epstein's victims more clear.
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Behold: a four-legged medium conveying the infinite sadness and nostalgia that circulates through the veins of even the happiest-sounding tracks from reggae's back catalog of sun-drenched tearjerkers.
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At this point, scientists have proposed everything from a nuclear priesthood to radioactive cats as ways of conveying the idea of danger about the nuclear repository sites to future generation.
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Offer an authentic reason you agreed to come in for the interview by conveying curiosity about the position as well as your belief that this is an exciting career opportunity.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Poletto said in a call from Milan, "ready-to-wear is key to conveying the look and lifestyle of the brand" and would continue to be a priority.
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"If we shy away from conversations about sexual assault, the only thing we are conveying to young boys and girls is that the issue is not discussable," the sister said.
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To be honest, Clinton is not rhetorically gifted and not great at conveying anger, but almost every time she appeared to get angry or upset, she was criticized for it.
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Black is a master at world-building, conveying integral details without that information ever seeming tedious or encyclopedic, whether you're well versed in faerie or a newcomer to the genre.
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I would prefer to think that I was conveying respect for port's long history as a great and coveted wine by wondering why I was so rarely drawn to it.
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"In conveying that message, I used language that was inappropriate and basically lost the power of that message," Mr. Navarro said at an event hosted by The Wall Street Journal.
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Thurman's rage is palpable yet contained, conveying not just the tempestuous depths of #MeToo but a profound understanding of the ways that female anger is received and weaponized against women.
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The liver alone has two blood supplies, the hepatic artery conveying oxygen-rich blood from the heart, the hepatic portal vein dropping off blood drained from the intestines and spleen.
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As early as mid-January, US CEOs were conveying worry to Trump during the World Economic Summit in Davos at how the virus might affect their supply chains and businesses.
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For American Airlines, which introduced new uniforms in September, the different look was an important step in conveying a unified brand image since its merger with US Airways in 20203.
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"Everything is harnessed in the service of conveying the force of Momma Rose as a solar center that scorches more than it ever nurtures," Ben Brantley wrote in The Times.
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Some guests broke into applause at the sight of the car conveying Putin the short distance from his office to the Kremlin hall for the inauguration, Russian news agencies said.
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Lenker's calm, forlorn singing, conveying wonder, is crucial in this regard, and it's unclear if she's an outsider in the dreamworld or a human foil, or whether she belongs here.
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The distended floating heads of a Black woman and white man rise alongside the figure on either side, conveying a sense of duality and forming the shape of a cross.
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In a nearby cafe we spoke about what she sees as her life's purpose: conveying to younger people the importance of living right — a healthy diet and plenty of exercise.
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Dr. Brenner was also the first to conclude that there must be some means for copying the information in DNA and conveying it to the cellular organelles that manufacture proteins.
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Curated by Alex L. Ames, The Art of Ownership features numerous bookplates still attached to their original books, conveying the progression of ownership and details about the lives of collectors.
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In "Maneries," choreographed by Luis Garay and presented at the Walker Art Center in April, Vecino delivered a tour de force solo performance, conveying a ritualistic stripping down of artifice.
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Merely conveying the message that the administration might be watching its opponents will chill speech, political association and political organization, undermining the freedoms through which Americans hold their leaders to account.
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Not only has he made it clear who is in charge with that wording, but he's also casually conveying an absolutely enormous decision with just a single, blunt line of text.
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" After being criticized for assailing Romney publicly instead of conveying her thoughts to Trump privately, Conway tweeted that the "point is the volume & intensity of grassroots resistance to Romney is breathtaking.
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Days before Trump's inauguration, Stone spoke to The Des Moines Register about the fears of the trans community's fears surrounding the new administration, conveying the need for organizations such as hers.
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It's like when some NFL players don't stand up during the national anthem––that means something, it's conveying important information about an opinion they have and it's getting people to talk.
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Of course, lots of patent applications are filed without ever being acted upon, so there is no reason to expect that MasterCard will start conveying cardholders' size to airlines anytime soon.
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About a decade ago, the American embassy in Caracas issued a cable conveying a scathing assessment of Mr. Ramos and dim hopes for the country's then-beleaguered opposition under his leadership.
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Battle of the Sexes gets it right where it counts by conveying the complexity of Billie Jean King's story — and reminding us all that the fight for basic fairness isn't over.
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"Recently, public reports have raised questions about any role you may have played in conveying or reinforcing the President's stark message to the Ukrainian President," the chairs wrote in their letter.
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At first, her images were mere snapshots that were neither capturing the true story of what they were doing nor conveying what it truly felt like to be doing certain activities.
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Mitt Romney offered a full-throated defense of conservative economic principles Wednesday, saying that he faults himself for not adequately conveying those ideas during his failed presidential campaign four years ago.
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The update manages to poke fun at some lawmakers' tech illiteracy, with the line "I have a 'Twitter' from Frank," while also conveying what's new in Medium's iOS app version 3.33.
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As everyone on the call provides feedback, people are not only helping solve the case but also effectively conveying lessons that they've gained from treating complicated patients throughout their own practices.
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" Cory's family declined interview requests, but in response to a Facebook message conveying the allegations in this story, his wife, Jennifer, told me: "Cory does not want to talk about it.
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Although international studies suggest that direct instruction is indeed a good way of conveying knowledge, critics contend that Singapore has a "drill and kill" model that produces uncreative, miserable maths whizzes.
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Members from New York, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Delaware, and San Francisco — a veritable who's who of the coastal elite — conveying a message meant to appeal, in large part, to rural voters.
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The results are surprisingly effective (as well as reminiscent of cartoons by The Verge's own Dami Lee), which shouldn't be too surprising considering how important eyes are for conveying social information.
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As the title character, Ms. Quagliata rightly stole the show, her vocally and physically nuanced portrayal vividly conveying the evolution of the character from betrayed wife to back-stabbing Hollywood journalist.
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Instead, you get Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer acting the heck out of Elio and Oliver's desires and impulses, without any words of narration to aid them in conveying their attraction.
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Pompeo underscored the careful messaging he's been conducting throughout his first week, conveying to his new team at State that he's excited to lead them and that, once again, they matter.
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Coming off her Oscar for "La La Land," Stone excels in conveying King's inner turmoil, as she wrestles with the implications of the public and private aspects of her life colliding.
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And he releases the dead or seemingly dead, stripping the leaves from the trees, conveying the dormant seeds to their graves in the earth, in order for new life to come.
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"The drills are about enhancing communication and mutual trust, conveying a message of peace and friendship, and helping the fleet adapt to the demands of diversified military tasks," Chen told Xinhua.
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The bass response is impressive, conveying deep, low rumbles clearly when explosions rock the virtual landscape, even while bullets are whizzing by and other players are barking orders in voice chat.
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Expressing political beliefs -- even beliefs your boss doesn't like, even political beliefs shared using strong language -- and conveying them on your own time (even crudely), should not be a firing offense.
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Their work is judged on its success in conveying a deeper, more abstract kind of truth—what in Russian is called istina, as opposed to pravda, the literal truth, the facts.
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All told, this well-written, well-produced, image-heavy book does a skillful job of conveying the way Duchamp's sexual passions were tied to his marginal but reoccurring art-related activities.
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He could — when he felt it necessary — draw a cluster of contours, conveying the multiplicity of a flower that has just passed its moment of fullness and is entering its decline.
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She wrote that there was no reason to think that people seeing a wedding cake made by Mr. Phillips would understand it to be conveying his views on same-sex marriage.
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Igor Pauska, the production's set designer, has laid down rusty tracks onstage that facilitate transitions between social milieus with some help from push trolleys that roll downstage conveying actors and props.
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"So the Chinese government is trying to walk a very fine line, conveying strength at home while reassuring foreign audiences that China's growing might does not pose a threat," she added.
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Rather, advisers argue that they were merely conveying that Biden's expected strength in Nevada and South Carolina meant that, unlike other candidates, he didn't have to win Iowa to remain viable.
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Penn State, rushing to the line and conveying offensive plays via hand signals, wanted the game to be fast, and the Lions did well when they turned the tempo their way.
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"I felt like Central Park had everything needed in terms of conveying a powerful message," the artist said, citing Trump's ownership of the park's trademark and of the nearby Trump Towers.
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Yet, slight animations like flags rippling in the wind and trees waving gently highlight their emptiness — a markedly different strategy for conveying their surreality from Carlos Monteiro's de Chirico computer game.
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Conveying such a gruesome part of our collective history to young people is no easy task, but the young students before me at middle schools along the East Coast did not hesitate.
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Chained does a strong job of conveying the potential in combining theater and VR. That said, as with any production that's experimenting and pushing boundaries, some moments that work better than others.
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He is as adept at conjuring memorable images and sensations as in conveying his themes: a wind rolling off a bay and smelling of molasses, an empty mailbox filled only with sunlight.
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Interviews with scientists and historians provide context, but the camera lingers on the artwork itself, focusing on the intricacy and beauty of the paintings and conveying a palpable, inspiring sense of wonder.
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I will also provoke their fans into sending me a bunch of mean messages on [SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM], which will make me feel a little less [WORD CONVEYING A SENSE OF BLEAKNESS].
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Veerle Nouwens, research analyst for Asia Studies at the Royal United Services Institute in London, said the drill could be aimed at conveying the apparent regional operational capabilities of the PLA Navy.
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But the yield has since declined as the central bank has helped soothe nerves by conveying to the market that it remains committed to JGB buying, at least for the foreseeable future.
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On the opposite end of the map, Harlem's Dave East narrates similarly to Mozzy but instead of conveying every emotion, he excels at authoring stories that give panoramic pictures of challenging circumstances.
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Participating in light of some of the accounts published over the last few days, I wanted to re-emphasize the message we have been conveying at our training sessions for several months.
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It can be hard to tell, given that dialogue is kept to a minimum; Mr. Bi is far more interested in conveying emotion through visuals and symbols than through words or actions.
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Mr. Walters gave Mr. Davis a prepaid cellular phone for use when conveying inside information and told him to use the code "Dallas Cowboys" when referring to Dean Foods, the government asserted.
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And it is with this threnody of despair and the mother's death—conveying, with full force, the profound misery of the person and the community sustaining the loss—that the poem ends.
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Probably not, but if you're intent on conveying how harsh the world seems once this kind of diagnosis turns up, those kinds of cruel lines have to be put in someone's mouth.
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Earlier this month, in a strong showing of bipartisan unity, the House of Representatives passed House Resolution 2202, conveying America's support for Georgia's territorial integrity, with a vote of 2628 to 28500.
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Maybe I'm conveying these messages to instill in people's minds the mood of my generation, or just to state that I was an artist who used to say and feel such things.
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His 1969 film, "The Fall," was compiled from images he shot in New York in 1967 and 1968, conveying his own rage about the Vietnam War and other issues of the day.
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Trump or Ivanka Trump, the president's elder daughter, conveying a sense of authority that people later came to realize she did not have, three people with direct knowledge of the events said.
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Inside, the musical director and conductor Liam Robinson checks in on the cast's vocal health, sometimes conveying a few notes to the band in the basement before they head onto the stage.
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But he also loves computers and data, and is adept at conveying the awe that technology can summon, the bracing sense of discovery that Arthur C. Clarke memorably compared to touching magic.
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These well-meaning parents are conveying to their kids that their emotional responses to difficult but ordinary experiences are not to be taken in stride, but viewed as something needing clinical attention.
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She finds a way to reconcile these parts of herself, conveying all the ways in which most of the people she meets are trying (and often failing) to reach the same balance.
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" Mr. Merkley boasted that "we're doing things in the Senate that are less conventional," efforts he said were aimed at conveying to anti-Trump voters that "hey, we're here and we're fighting.
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While some images are direct, clear, and explicit — a close-up of a roaring gorilla — others are geometricized and fragmented, jumbling our sense of figure and ground and conveying an unsteady vertigo.
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He has said he didn't think that Hyde was conveying that information accurately, or that he was really somebody in contact with on the ground that was peeping in the ambassador's windows.
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To me, the whistleblower appears to have taken a leadership role, sticking his neck out to protect subordinates in the intelligence community while conveying their information to appropriate authorities through appropriate channels.
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Earlier this year, the Department of Justice said three defendants linked to Barriss were arrested and indicted on charges of conspiracy and conveying false information concerning the use of an explosive device.
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It also feels very of its time; CCRU members obsessed over electronica and used the word "cyber" a lot, all conveying a sense of a society rapidly accelerating toward an exciting future.
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In reality the storm's impact was unrelenting, no doubt, but Babst is most effective at conveying the emotional weight of the tragedy when she presents it alongside vibrant characters and story lines.
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Shot on beautiful 16mm and constructed with marvelous subtlety, Maison du bonheur is a work of empathic delight, conveying the feeling of a life lived while providing only a glimpse at it.
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To be a spokesman means consistently conveying a unified and unifying message, whereas what's best in Kermani's thinking is his ability to put his finger on what's inwardly divisive in poetry and culture.
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Because it would seem, in a different situation, if a newsroom was under assault like this, you&aposd have a massive amount of social media activity and conveying the details of the crime.
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But there's lots of music that benefits from a more expansive presentation, allowing the listener to pick out the position of various instruments and thus conveying a more realistic feeling of the performance.
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Close to a third of the teachers also reported conveying messages that are contradictory, emphasizing the scientific consensus on human causation and the idea that many scientists believe the changes have natural causes.
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The AirPods are completely useless for me on the London tube, whereas the Pixel USB-C earbuds can do a decent job of conveying louder, punchier music over the racket of the train.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Beto O'Rourke told MSNBC's "'The Rachel Maddow show" Monday he needs to "do a better job" of conveying his 2020 campaign message, after slipping in the polls in recent weeks.
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It became clear that Bixby's translation prowess was limited to just literal, direct word translation – there seemed to be no attempt at conveying meaning, as you might find with Google Translate for instance.
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Conveying this message to the public is important to rectify misconceptions about, say, whether taxpayers' money should be spent to build more-powerful colliders if these machines don't actually discover a new particle.
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In a documentary based on a memoir, certainly a great deal of focus on personal life is expected, warranted, and necessary, and It's So Easy… handles the task of conveying that focus competently.
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The alleged schemes took so long to come to light, sources with knowledge of the probe said, due to Ghosn's practice of conveying his wishes verbally to trusted lieutenants rather than in writing.
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"We have different thoughts about this: maybe because extreme ideologies often have simple messages, and memes are an effective way of conveying a simple message?" a moderator from Gnarly Neoliberal Memes told Mashable.
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To that effect, I Feel Love's ticketing website states that participants "should be comfortable standing, walking, climbing stairs, being touched, interacting with participants, or being alone," conveying that there might also be nudity.
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It will surprise no one to learn that those with symptoms of depression use an excessive amount of words conveying negative emotions, specifically negative adjectives and adverbs—such as "lonely", "sad" or "miserable".
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Both Robert and Fragonard were pioneers of a new bravura style, characterized by looser brush strokes and often thicker impastos, conveying a self-assured insouciance that appealed to the upper echelons of society.
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"War and Turpentine" affords the sensory pleasures of a good novel while also conveying the restlessness of memoir through its probing, uncertain narrator, who raids the family pantry in search of existential meaning.
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Martin O'Malley's (D) 2016 presidential campaign, said a successful candidate would have to strike a fine balance between demonstrating an authoritative grasp of the issues and conveying an authenticity to which voters relate.
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"We believe there is additional information concerning the Russian Government and the U.S. election that should be declassified and released to the public We are conveying specifics through classified channels," the letter reads.
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But it's a Capricorn's way of making you giggle, subtly conveying that they want to bring you joy and interact with you as more than just another connection in their vast professional network.
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She is not conveying that her day was long, too — that she wishes they could just be watching TV. I stayed home with my older son the first year after he was born.
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Where they struggle is in conveying how it would feel to live a life so tightly entombed in cataclysm that manipulation and abuse become simple facts of life, not dark horrors to overcome.
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She tried to give the audience a sense of how Mr. Katulis, the liberal Democratic yin to her conservative Republican yang, would answer the questions posed, as well as conveying her own views.
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The general mood among emoji enthusiasts is pretty much: Yes, thine eyes don't deceive you; that is indeed a new, dazzled emoji — great for conveying excitement, perfect for when you're feeling star-struck.
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Mr. Lucic (stepping in for Bryn Terfel) is better at conveying the suavely aristocratic ways that Scarpia manipulates those he tries to control than he is at tapping into the character's warped malevolence.
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Ms. Lamsma, who first worked with her countryman Mr. van Zweden in 2007, played splendidly, with crisp clarity and brightly radiant sound, conveying both the rhapsodic fervor and intriguing pensiveness of the music.
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" In 2015, a former assistant United States attorney, Andrew C. McCarthy, wrote in National Review that Islam "should be understood as conveying a belief system that is not merely, or even primarily, religious.
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By conveying false information, the Soviets hoped to increase Syrian and Egyptian dependence on Moscow and deepen Egypt's involvement in the Middle East's tensions by making the Egyptians flex their muscles against Israel.
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"McCusker pushed back, writing: "I don't agree to the revised TPs — the last one is just not accurate from a financial execution standpoint, something we have been consistently conveying for a few weeks.
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"If one Apple employee speaks to (or texts) another employee conveying criticisms of Apple&aposs strategies or decisions, that discussion is itself a purportedly unlawful &apossolicitation&apos to leave Apple," he reportedly argued.
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I agree with Times editors that this was an instance where the photograph was so essential to conveying the horrific nature of the attack that its use on the home page was appropriate.
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Within the French counter-terror command in Paris, there are FBI and New York Police Department agents, conveying information in real time, and French police officers spend time in the U.S. to train.
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Directed by Karen Carpenter, the show gets bogged down in conveying information, occasionally with the help of a quasi-narrator (Ryan Knowles) who is, somewhat bafflingly in this rock context, a folk musician.
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When a writer focuses more on forming a community with his readers than conveying the fact of an experience, he can be left high and dry when the assumptions undergirding that community change.
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After notices of his death appeared on news outlets, teens and young adults who had undergone ostomy operations began conveying their condolences and promoting body acceptance by recounting their own struggles with shame.
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Eschewing a clear indictment of either candidate in tomorrow's election, the Weirdcore-produced video caricatures them both through distorted representations and pitched-up voices, conveying a general sense of wonky unease more than anything.
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The men and women doing this work wouldn't look out of place directing a NASA mission, surrounded by massive screens conveying reams of data, poring over impenetrable spreadsheets, and issuing commands into phone headsets.
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But in reality those steps achieved the opposite, conveying to North Korea that there is finally a U.S. president who will fight resolutely for American interests and not just go along to get along.
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So it was really these heightened emotional moments, where maybe normally in a Hollywood movie it would be dictated by plot, that I instead leaned into conveying those emotions in an epic visual way.
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Cheap and quick to create, posters could spread messages on education, hard work, modernization, the glories of the revolutionaries, and the importance of recycling, conveying that information even to those who could not read.
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Republicans need to champion capitalism without conveying unwillingness to help average families; Democrats need to tout the assistance they'd provide without affirming the charge that they seek a fundamental transformation toward a socialist system.
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The organization is well-versed in conveying crucial information to non-native, non-English-speaking communities: IRCO offers over 100 social service programs, which help immigrants find housing, take language classes, and secure jobs.
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But even if you are playing an impassive character, you have to give us something beneath the surface, and Affleck is not an actor who is skilled at conveying a particularly complex inner life.
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This is why she'd intended to remain anonymous, conveying her account of assault by Kavanaugh in a letter she sent to Senate Judiciary Committee ranking member Diane Feinstein, who forwarded it to the FBI.
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Through no fault of their own, society not conveying any other reaction, my parents were worried and concerned about my hair, so I grew up thinking it was wrong, a mistake, something to fix.
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It has the potential to transcend the boundaries of race, gender and class in ways that other forms of art can't, and for that reason is a pretty good method of conveying an experience.
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"There's still work conveying old ideas about death, love, oppression, politics, war, sex, drugs, and music," he explains, adding that he's noticed a recent increase in works that pair images with text as well.
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The paper suggests that the region's countries can leverage "extensive and potent" diaspora networks to help improve productivity by conveying global business knowledge and expertise and helping to raise funds for training and education.
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"Part of the reason for firing so many top intelligence officials was due to the cover-up and slowness in conveying the full details of what happened to the leadership," he wrote on Twitter.
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Starting with luminous solos, she had detached her voice from text, but not from storytelling — instead conveying meaning through tone, speed, rhythm, volume, texture, vowels, wild shrieks, low coos, flowing babble, rapid-fire stutter.
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King and Rios play the scene movingly, conveying the push and pull of a tense exchange in which it's clear that no matter what the outcome, both women will end with their spirits broken.
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That notion ran counter, players said, to how some other teams seem to approach coaching: ordering a block on a certain player on a certain play, for instance, without conveying the reasoning behind it.
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They must simultaneously avoid offending their client while also conveying to the buyer that, say, although the kitchen was recently updated, the seller's penchant for flamingoes may have led to some interesting wallpaper choices.
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The central bank is expected to leave its key short-term interest rate unchanged Wednesday and to stress its new watchword — "patient"— in conveying its intention to leave rates alone for the foreseeable future.
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This time, the show's writers delve into her streams of consciousness as she goes about her day, and they do an excellent job conveying just how all consuming Nathan's sudden avoidance becomes for her.
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But he has a loyal best friend, and his talent for conveying the absurdity of life in his drawings saves him from the invisibility that's the fate of so many children in similar situations.
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As stirring as Sarsgaard is in conveying Peter's eccentricities, he can't quite transcend the well-worn narrative trope of the obsessive oddball (usually a white man) who is unable to connect deeply with others.
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"Recently, public reports have raised questions about any role you may have played in conveying or reinforcing the President's stark message to the Ukrainian President," the chairmen of the three committees wrote to Perry.
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Only a quick wave was offered as I passed an old friend last August, his gesture conveying a familiar sentiment: Too busy to talk; we'll catch up in the fall when things settle down.
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The former Congressman from Texas, Presidential candidate and El Paso native was on MSNBC Monday morning, and blew a gasket while conveying his frustration following 2 mass shootings that left at least 29 dead.
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For instance, the cost for an S&P index option conveying the right to sell an S&P index future at the 2,050 level, about 4 percent below Friday's close, and expiring on Nov.
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The high-ranking official turned out to be a friendly man who, through a translator, opened by conveying the conditions of the interview: No one else, he said, could be quoted in the article.
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"McCusker pushed back, writing: "I don&apost agree to the revised TPs — the last one is just not accurate from a financial execution standpoint, something we have been consistently conveying for a few weeks.
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But the heart of the novel remains, while Sanders establishes himself, if there were any doubts, as a talent to watch, conveying Bigger's confusion, longing and apprehensions without the benefit of overtly articulating them.
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He has reportedly been honing its message for weeks with help from Stephen Miller and other members of his communications team, underscoring the central part that speechwriters play in conveying a president's political ideas.
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Japan's biggest business lobby Keidanren wants to beef up its information gathering and analysis of the Trump administration's policies, while also conveying data on Japan Inc's importance to the U.S. economy, a Keidanren official said.
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It's clear, however, that President Trump did not have his best performance Monday projecting his vision from a position of strength and conveying the message that Putin must make strategic choices or face dire consequences.
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" Subit said that by only waiving selective types of claims, companies are conveying that they "are not doing it for the reasons they are saying, they're simply doing it because they're afraid of the backlash.
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The creative firm m ss ng p eces, along with director Jared Knecht, came up with the idea of conveying the motif through the reflective cubes, which literally force people to see themselves in others.
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One of Culver's key values is conveying small-town hospitality to every guest that steps into a restaurant, and I felt that they really achieved that with the warm, simple decor and kind staff members.
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This year it is devoted to "African Perspectives," which, as co-curators Julia Grosse and Yvette Mutumba explained during this morning's press conference, acknowledges the impossibility of defining or conveying an entire continent's visual production.
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Still, a major reason that interviews can be so nerve-wracking is because conveying your worth off the résumé requires careful preparation, quick thinking, and verbal fluency that are hard to maintain on the spot.
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More recently, though, officials have been conveying a message of patience with the future policy path, including both the approach to interest rates and to reducing the bonds the Fed holds on its balance sheet.
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The difference today is that few people in the business are unaware of how enormous the stakes of this election are—and yet, conveying those stakes turned out not to be the media's primary interest.
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In all three of his films, he's tremendous at conveying his characters' certainty that they're going to die, as they watch the giant monster or the AT-AT Walker burst toward them through the haze.
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However, more recently, officials have been conveying a message of patience with the future policy path, including both the approach to interest rates and to reducing the bonds the Fed holds on its balance sheet.
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Though entitled to be on the Senate floor, she chose not to, consenting herself with listening and conveying suggestions to her boss from just outside the chamber when bills she had crafted were being debated.
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For the most part, though, this is a "Spider-Man" that both fans and the uninitiated can embrace, with Holland conveying the same high-school-outsider vulnerability that Tobey Maguire brought to the 2002 film.
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Animated GIFs may be best suited for conveying unspoken messages in a group text, but that doesn't mean the art form can't used for more traditional purposes, like capturing the unfolding color burst of fireworks.
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Merkel was not speaking for herself alone, but rather conveying a wider transformation in European attitudes toward a relationship that has long cast Europe as a junior partner in an alliance with the United States.
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Carmen Ejogo plays King's wife conveying an evident strength that is patiently held beneath the surface and David Oyelowo shows us another side of King by embodying the human with all his flaws and uncertainty.
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It is the intellectual tradition concerned with systematically and imaginatively studying and conveying the worst social, economic, and political treatment ever visited on a population, for nearly four centuries, and with no end in sight.
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While the logic of hair accessories is usually in service of conveying some wealth, status, or political position, sometimes it's just about making the best of all the beautiful dead cells attached to your skull.
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Sandy discovers his father "sitting dejectedly on the well-stoop in the sunshine, with his head in his hands," his posture conveying the sort of defeat only a man intending to abandon his family feels.
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Conveying the American intelligence report to the Greek government in early July fell to Mr. Pyatt, a seasoned American diplomat who has been Washington's ambassador to Athens for two years, several United States officials said.
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Which was the point: The empty optimism Elliot spouted as he plowed through Zoloft and Trunk Club officewear was transparent corporate drone denial, conveying the extent to which he's still trying to sort himself out.
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In Champagne lorry drivers passed four days and nights without a moment's rest hurrying troops from one section to another, wherever they were most needed, conveying tens of thousands of men often under heavy fire.
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After initially holding out for a productive relationship, Democrats have soured on Barr, accusing Trump's newly appointed attorney general of bottling up Mueller's final report last month and conveying his own views of Mueller's findings.
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In a letter to Mr. Pence, the chairmen of three House committees conducting the impeachment inquiry wrote that they were interested in "any role you may have played" in conveying Mr. Trump's views to Ukraine.
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In a letter to Mr. Pence, the chairmen of three House committees conducting the impeachment inquiry wrote that they were interested in "any role you may have played" in conveying Mr. Trump's views to Ukraine.
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But the power of the story remains pure, and Harmony Becker's clear, empathic drawings (with some manga-inspired touches) evoke the human toll of the camps, while ably conveying the greater historical forces at work.
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Prosecutors said that Mr. Walters had tried to hide his actions by supplying Mr. Davis with a prepaid cellphone called the Bat Phone to use while conveying secret information and by sometimes speaking in code.
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It can conjure the same out-of-body experience you feel listening to your favorite podcast; it transports you, instantly and efficiently, into someone else's mind, conveying not just information but also intensity and intimacy.
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Yet while conveying the soaring lyricism and flinty harmonic vitality of the music, these players teased out the unsettled urgency that runs through the score — even the glowing slow movement, with its fantastical middle section.
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Sadly, those of us who believe in President Reagan's mission to "foster the infrastructure of democracy" seem to have done a poor job of conveying the benefits of this important work to the American public.
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That environment creates opportunities to be about more than cute animals, with the disclaimer that conveying a deeper message sometimes involves delivering it as stealthily as one of the big cats sneaking up on prey.
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Anthony Maras, making his first feature, interweaves these threads with precision and clarity, conveying an impressive sense of the hotel layout, the confusion of the circumstances and the visceral fear of hiding from the gunmen.
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The second section, without the grappling of the first, is actually more dynamic, more remarkable in conveying the mutual influence of men who never meet, one shrinking as the other grows more confident in claiming space.
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Google Home still has some features left from I/O to bring to primetime including "proactive assistance" and "visual responses" which promise to make the device a bit more efficient at conveying information without blathering on.
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It's tricky to imagine conveying to one's boss a relationship that isn't validated by the universal acceptability of romantic love, but equally frustrating to see two characters so deeply connected holding each other at arm's length.
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If Khosrowshahi can work out a solution to the lawsuit filed against Uber and Kalanick by Benchmark, it could go a long way towards conveying to investors that a steady hand has now taken the wheel.
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As a reader, I found myself wishing that some artists had analyzed a specific artwork, conveying the context in which it was conceived and conceptualized, rather than running through the details of their lives and work.
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