Some are deliberate and work, some are deliberate and don't.
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If complacency breeds complacency, will deliberate minds produce deliberate actions?
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There's definitely songs that seem to have some deliberate speed-ups. Deliberate?
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It's a slower, more deliberate Fallout experience The result is a somewhat more deliberate Fallout experience.
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In the mouth of a more deliberate president, one would have to call these deliberate dog whistles.
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If he is deliberate, he is a deliberate tennis player; and if he is flamboyant, his game probably is, too.
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In the ensuing years, multiple studies showed that early and deliberate exposure in at risk infants was actually the protective action, and not deliberate delay.
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The author said that lack of clear verbal non-consent was a deliberate choice when he was writing the book and a deliberate choice by the filmmakers when making the show.
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The subtitle of Denes's project — "A Confrontation" — was deliberate.
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This bought her — and him — a week to deliberate.
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The way Raye describes her ritual—maintaining a "kit" with all her supplies, making careful, symmetrical cuts—shows an extremely deliberate effort to harness freewheeling emotional agony through a deliberate and steady act.
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I guess that was a deliberate choice on your part.
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It's actually very important that you are slow and deliberate.
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Ngoepe's climb to the majors has been long and deliberate.
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We need to point out that was not remotely deliberate.
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Be deliberate about what you can afford to pay back.
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The deliberate targeting of civilians would force them into submission.
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Auerbach fails to fully understand the deliberate nature of free
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The musician's decision to get political was a deliberate one.
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Joshua Witt stabbing himself was an elaborate and deliberate lie.
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So, too, are bans on the deliberate incitement of violence.
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Cher's trendsetting, from the beginning, was deliberate and meticulously considered.
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That performance often is, and historically has been, very deliberate.
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They dismissed the complaints as tactical, deliberate mischaracterizations by AEG.
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A fire, almost certainly deliberate, had started inside the entryway.
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The ad is called "Vane" — no doubt a deliberate homophone.
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Let them deliberate with one another, let them work together.
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Faced with deliberate, cold, murderous malice, he's speechless and helpless.
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"It doesn't appear to be a deliberate attack," he added.
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Deliberate and accidental effects from commercial activity also seem possible.
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All this damage that he's done to America is deliberate.
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The uncertainty is deliberate on the part of the Fed.
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So it's two deliberate steps, rather than just one swipe.
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It has to be a slow, gradual, and deliberate process.
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Experts, however, are very skeptical that deliberate mixing is widespread.
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Make no mistake, Qualcomm's timing on this is very deliberate.
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And yet, Sang was deliberate, an artist about his arrangements.
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Sometimes it's been deliberate, and other times it's been cowardice.
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It's either unfortunate for her supporters, or a deliberate strategy.
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It's a deliberate design decision for a better smartphone experience.
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Maybe I should be more deliberate and careful and precious.
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"I feel very confident that it's deliberate now," Holtsclaw said.
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The game was a deliberate pitching duel through six innings.
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The report concludes that his murder was deliberate and premeditated.
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Several factors suggest the demolition was deliberate, the experts said.
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But the music moves at an unusually deliberate, meditative pace.
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The focus on physical places in both games is deliberate.
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It began with a long, deliberate exit from the court.
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Today the world again needs U.S. leadership against deliberate killings.
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His casual clothes hang awkwardly on him, another deliberate choice.
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This includes Rothy's deliberate and slow approach to opening stores.
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It's somewhere between a firm cuddle, and a deliberate squeeze.
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It's somewhere between a firm cuddle and a deliberate squeeze.
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Yet Harvey urged investors to be deliberate with their choices.
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Deliberate practice requires conscious practice as opposed to unconscious practice.
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It has all the indices of being a deliberate attack.
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He was also very careful and deliberate with his movements.
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Equality should be enforced now, not with all deliberate speed.
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It's a deliberate exaggeration, the literary equivalent of fake news.
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This was sports entertainment at a more thoughtful, deliberate pace.
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After hearing the closing arguments, the jury gathers to deliberate.
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They are unlikely to result in a more deliberate approach.
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Startled by the question, Dr. Raines needed time to deliberate.
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However, Affleck's choice to take on this role was deliberate.
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AG: I should say, it's not generally a deliberate strategy.
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It made every movement of the head deliberate and specific.
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Was that a deliberate decision on your part in advance?
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This is a deliberate, and a grotesque violation of trust.
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She was so deliberate about this part of her life.
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New Yorkers, unnerved, wondered whether the crash had been deliberate.
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Keeping Nissan out of the loop might have been deliberate.
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The swaying is deliberate, rhythmic, not from trembling or fidgeting.
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But the president's misdirection was deliberate — and, analysts said, effective.
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That allowed the Yankees time to deliberate after Judge's workout.
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If they sound like lines from a haiku, that's deliberate.
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The ambulance service is another example of deliberate Dutch planning.
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This is a deliberate, safe, and orderly withdrawal of forces.
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Macron later said it was a deliberate show of resolve.
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Her takeaway: Many voters want an investigation that feels deliberate.
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"It's a deliberate attempt to photoshop the past," he said.
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Carol, it seemed to Owen, had made a deliberate choice.
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After we've interviewed every candidate, we get together and deliberate.
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The decision not to mow, it turns out, was deliberate.
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It was a mistake; it was not a deliberate action.
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Or they might be a deliberate attempt to fool people.
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It's either deliberate attempt to undermine or it's totally uninformed.
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On the court, what looks like madness is often deliberate.
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Be deliberate about doing things that push your limits magnificently.
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So all of that stuff, I believe, is very deliberate.
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The service can feel almost hostile in its deliberate inefficiency.
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The evolution of Overstock has been both deliberate and serendipitous.
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The choice of venue for the experience center appears deliberate.
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The same goes for misprision [deliberate concealment] of a felony.
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He's taking deliberate actions to shield himself and his protégés.
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Augustus Standingrock pleaded guilty to one count of deliberate homicide and one count of accountability to deliberate homicide Friday morning during a status conference hearing at Missoula District Court, a court official tells PEOPLE.
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Tiffanie Pierce, 23, and Augustus Standingrock, 26, of Missoula, Montana, were arrested on Friday and charged with deliberate homicide and accountability to deliberate homicide in the deaths of a man and a woman on Thursday.
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OCHA described the damages as "deliberate," without saying who was responsible.
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It's a deliberate political move to deprive workers of their rights.
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In other words, they're deliberate, coordinated attacks on pre-selected targets.
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It says the "deliberate, ruthless" attacks may amount to war crimes.
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Also, Deliberate Chaos was my high school heavy metal band name.
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It said the "deliberate, ruthless" attacks might amount to war crimes.
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One thing I have learned is that life is very deliberate.
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What they share reflects on them, so they're cautious and deliberate.
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Seeking out old-timers to learn from was a deliberate choice.
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That was a deliberate choice by its House sponsor, state Rep.
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John Richardson said there was "no indication" that it was deliberate.
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Jurors would have that interactive PowerPoint when they deliberate, Kerkhoff said.
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Be a little more deliberate about it than we have been.
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If deliberate, it was the first such intrusion in two decades.
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"They experienced what I call deliberate, cruel psychological abuse," Kliman said.
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Nogueira believed the headbutt was deliberate and was therefore understandably frustrated.
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"You have to be very deliberate about these things," she says.
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Von Cranach also noted that he's very deliberate about raising money.
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Certainly many Sunnis see a deliberate Shia plot to destroy them.
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But we cannot stand silent in the face of deliberate falsehoods.
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It wasn't a deliberate public subsidy but it worked that way.
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But whether those patterns are deliberate or accidental is much debated.
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This is a restriction on its effectiveness, but a deliberate one.
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When that happens, it affects everyone, whether it's deliberate or not.
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The new process will be slower, more deliberate and hopefully secure.
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Turner herself has also admitted that her hair choices are deliberate.
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And ending it also needs a conscious, deliberate, and systematic effort.
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It was a deliberate choice to make a game for gamers.
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Peterson, however, interpreted the collision as a deliberate act of aggression.
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Alek Minassian was never intentionally violent but today's act was deliberate.
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But this was only a temporary fix, and it was deliberate.
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It's time for the judges to deliberate and choose the winner.
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To repeat: Eduardo is a steady walker but a deliberate one.
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But capabilities mean nothing without a deliberate strategy to employ them.
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Sackler is thirty-four, slight, with a deliberate and unhurried air.
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Q: How might United States respond to a deliberate yuan weakening?
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Watching from below, Zuckerberg was struck by Aquila's deliberate, unhurried pace.
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Pessoa, however, went beyond masking to a kind of deliberate dissociation.
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Deliberate attacks on hospitals and medical workers have become the norm.
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That omission is deliberate, and Wiseman has picked his moment well.
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Is that a deliberate strategy, to keep your other relationships private?
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This has been a deliberate strategy of the ultrarich for years.
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By way of deliberate regulatory actions taken by the U.S. Congress.
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Hornet president Sean Howell told me it was a deliberate choice.
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Netshoes' shareholders are scheduled to deliberate on the transaction on Friday.
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He knows what he's talking about and makes very deliberate moves.
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But Leazott told The Post it had to have been deliberate.
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It accepted at the time that the contravention was not deliberate.
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But Wu argued that others were deliberate attempts to avoid competition.
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No. This was a deliberate policy shift by the Trump administration.
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We are left in no doubt that this strategy was deliberate.
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The compositions are deliberate and often symmetrical; camera movement is minimal.
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And about three-quarters of those incidents are reportedly deliberate attacks.
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The American Revolution was led by thoughtful men, with deliberate design.
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All genocides are deliberate and horrific; and they are always preventable.
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Transport minister Chris Grayling said it was clearly a deliberate act.
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"That's very deliberate," Ms. Joyner said recently over coffee in Chelsea.
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The truth is this is a deliberate effort to eliminate choice.
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He approved the deliberate killing of an American, Anwar al-Awlaki.
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It's partly been a deliberate decision to fly under the radar.
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Sam Witwer: Dragonlance was the brand's first deliberate multi-media approach.
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The chronic shortfalls often reflect deliberate policy choices, not economic pressures.
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Signs of a deliberate slowdown were apparent during the second quarter.
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Callimachi: And —— Reporter: A planned and deliberate attack in suburban Sydney.
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Mr. Adams said some of the preparations seemed careful and deliberate.
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The timing seems deliberate, said Mr. Tuschhoff of the Free University.
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Like Herbert, Sleigh is a deliberate traveler in the troubled world.
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He said the prosecutors had engaged in a deliberate cover up.
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This, according to Rowe, is a deliberate break in thematic tone.
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In all of her works, Mattingly's compositions are deliberate and lyrical.
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Schütz drives home the emotions through deliberate repetitions of overlapping phrases.
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Hasselman's use of the phrase "arbitrary and capricious" was very deliberate.
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Colombia is pressing a deliberate Japan to try to get possession.
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Rather, the crisis is starting to look like a deliberate plan.
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"Coalition forces are executing a deliberate withdrawal from northeast Syria," Col.
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"It's a deliberate choice," she told CNN in a video call.
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She used a deliberate strategy to win over enemies: Play nice.
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In the end, it wasn't enough that each piece was deliberate.
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Even then the change was hard-fought and deliberate, she says.
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Note: it's possible the Senate moves to deliberate on the motions.
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Hanks had to work hard to learn Rogers' slower, deliberate mannerisms.
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Deliberate Democratic delays serve no point and put Americans at risk.
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Communication was another big thing that we were very deliberate on.
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Its electronic controller requires deliberate action when selecting drive or reverse.
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Sitting through "Clash" is largely a miserable experience, and that's deliberate.
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Hendrickson acknowledges that Wright's "Autobiography" is notoriously riddled with deliberate falsehoods.
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He was a bit of a bristlecone himself: deliberate, diffident, bemused.
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The lyrics describe a deliberate seduction followed by an acute betrayal.
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Simple rule, whether you're deliberate or ignorant, you're dangerous either way.
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The US wants to send the signal that this is deliberate.
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Go deeper: UN report says Khashoggi killing was "deliberate, premeditated execution."
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It is unclear whether that was accidental or a deliberate detonation.
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In a society of speed, slow and deliberate have become pejoratives.
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Utah's request makes a deliberate link between benefit limits and welfare.
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While they deliberate, the impeachment inquiry will hang over Mr Trump.
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In fact, "deliberate" napping is a common habit of successful people.
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So it raises the question of how deliberate those things are.
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Now, it's up to Congress to deliberate on its own appropriations.
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"We took our time -- this body was deliberate with it," Sen.
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Watching on Netflix, he noted, requires the deliberate act of subscribing.
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The jury took just over 7 hours to deliberate the verdict.
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"We made a deliberate decision to prioritize employees," Mr. Furner said.
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The opacity here is clearly a deliberate choice on James's part.
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The vast majority of attempts to access them are not deliberate.
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Burga's work also engages with the deliberate vagaries of conceptual art.
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This was all very deliberate, done under the recommendations of ONDCP.
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Collins is deliberate, she's reserved, and she never tips her hand.
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Congress's desire to carefully deliberate a solution for DACA recipients makes sense — but they ought to at least be aware that their deliberate pace has consequences for some of the very people they're trying to protect.
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We support sanctions against players who make deliberate contact with any official.
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The line being taken was "a deliberate strategy for some," he said.
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There was a deliberate pause toward the end of December to reassess.
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It is deliberate and meticulous, and it pushes progress in remarkable ways.
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But now, deliberate gerrymandering has given Democrats a structural disadvantage there, too.
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Diana West's book " American Betrayal " cites the evidence of this deliberate coverup.
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At their best, fights feel distinct and deliberate without ever sacrificing fluidity.
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Regardless, companies are designing a new generation of toys in deliberate ways.
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It's a deliberate choice to make this space feel colorful and joyful.
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My mother was very deliberate about that, and so was my father.
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"It can therefore be concluded that his violations were deliberate and systematic".
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It is a deliberate commentary on art commerce where art is merchandised.
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It could be because of faulty parts, solar flares, or deliberate interference.
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Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders said the driver's actions "definitely looked deliberate".
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Is that a deliberate choice or just a product of your personalities?
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No World Dreamers is a deliberate departure—both in style and tech.
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But consumer advocates accuse the industry of deliberate vagueness about its intentions.
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Deliberate or not, Kasich's moves as the 2018 midterms approach reflect that.
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Or just a deliberate "mistake" to put the wind up Mr Jammeh?
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The platform, vTaiwan, allows experts and other stakeholders to deliberate contentious issues.
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That, he argued, suggests incidental contamination rather than deliberate mixing by dealers.
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Natalie Portman made a deliberate fashion statement at the 92nd Academy Awards.
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They were also deliberate with long, slim windows high on the walls.
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And that's with a deliberate focus on "high risk, high reward" investments.
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Palestinians called it a deliberate attempt to force the Bedouin to leave.
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The low-cut back is deliberate, and meant to show her scar.
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But 42 shows a deliberate disregard for social background or exam results.
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An Islamic State photo showing the deliberate destruction of monuments in Palmyra.
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"I think this kind of deliberate concealment is absolutely intolerable," Blumenthal said.
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But they also make deliberate choices about how they describe that behavior.
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The Hammonds' active sex life is another deliberate tweak of zombie tropes.
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Sometimes, with some projects, a natural balance occurs without much deliberate effort.
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Trump's directive asked that the investigation be conducted with all deliberate speed.
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But today they're mere bywords for cynical commercialism and deliberate consumer misdirection.
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But authorities now say they believe the crash was deliberate and intentional.
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Eyewitness Ewelina Ochab told The Associated Press that the crash appeared deliberate.
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The choice of frame is deliberate and confers nobility upon the subjects.
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At this stage, it is hard to say whether this was deliberate.
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Next, members of the subreddit will deliberate and discuss what you shared.
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Is that a deliberate outgrowth of the idea of the green room?
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Her name, she says, was something she chose for very deliberate reasons.
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"This was persistent, prolonged and deliberate dishonest behavior," Judge Jeffrey Pegden said.
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They returned to deliberate three times Friday after indicating they were deadlocked.
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If Musk's Twitter act is deliberate, it's a tricky calibration, Sastry said.
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Security sources said there was no indication that the crash was deliberate.
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This was a deliberate nod to prequel fans, Disney Cruise executives said.
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This timing was probably not a deliberate attempt to embarrass Xi Jinping.
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The idea of deliberate practice versus just working hard is often confused.
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Make no mistake, this sort of shithousery from Mourinho is absolutely deliberate.
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Such mastery is possible because of what Mr Ericsson calls "deliberate practice".
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BASH: What -- CRUZ: It was not -- it wasn't malicious, it wasn't deliberate.
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Their deliberate efforts undermine effective governance, destabilize regions, and undercut U.S. influence.
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CFTC: deliberate defaults may be 'market manipulation'Blackstone's Japan move highlights governance fight
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TC: Both funds are relatively small, and you say this is deliberate.
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Q: Why is a deliberate weakening of the yuan seen as unlikely?
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This new limitation on such deductions was a deliberate move, in the
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What that means is moving quickly but in a way that's deliberate.
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Finding common ground, however, requires a space to listen, learn and deliberate.
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Schlafly said she considered the disclosure a deliberate attempt to embarrass her.
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The choice to not put up permanent flood barriers has been deliberate.
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But if not, unbound delegates need to deliberate to find their nominee.
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"Building nature into the daily life of residents was a deliberate decision."
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This omission may be deliberate, or it may have been an oversight.
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This increase is deliberate, coming from farmers and loggers clearing the land.
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They say the disruption was deliberate but not likely terror-related. 4.
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The Kansas City Royals crafted a champion through deliberate and patient building.
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This is not easy and will require deliberate coordination between all sectors.
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Airbnb says it is now more deliberate and measured in its growth.
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He says this is a deliberate strategy — he's holding back and waiting.
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Whole agencies could go on the chopping block or face deliberate evisceration.
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And it takes a willful, deliberate act of ignorance to pretend otherwise.
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His stride was deliberate, determined; each step seemed to cost him something.
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"Ours is an industry where technology adoption is very deliberate," Clarke said.
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"It was not a deliberate act; it was a reaction," he said.
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Iran has a well-regarded cyber espionage program for slow, deliberate campaigns.
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Did you take that as a deliberate choice, to find traditional work?
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This is probably best seen as a deliberate consequence of political strategy.
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But I know we didn't deliberate long—one or two hours, maybe.
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But in Georgia, as elsewhere, some of the problems could be deliberate.
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Do you now think those are deliberate lies that she's plotted out?
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Mr. Sanders's relative silence was deliberate, those involved in the event said.
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It does not countenance the deliberate sabotage of an act of Congress.
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It must have been a deliberate choice on his part, I added.
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Fame typically as a result of constant, deliberate, and even painful effort.
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But it was also in part a result of deliberate editorial strategies.
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In the United States, deliberate killing of police officers is relatively rare.
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The United Nations attributed 529 casualties to the deliberate targeting of civilians.
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The couple, she said, had always been very smart and very deliberate.
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Junior Lake's slow, deliberate flip in 2015 prompted an on-field brouhaha.
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The deliberate killing of psychiatric patients is of more than historical interest.
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Most anthem-related controversies, though, are neither deliberate nor quite so dramatic.
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That's because hackers are becoming more deliberate in their attacks, researchers say.
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Now, I wonder if the lack of some profound ending is deliberate.
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And it is doing these things in a deliberate and considered way.
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Mr. Prevost countered that Mr. Davenport's actions had been deliberate and coordinated.
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This policy is a deliberate attempt to segregate refugees from Lebanese children.
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I suspect there are many who regard it as a deliberate stab.
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Rodríguez is watchful and deliberate and seems younger than his 51 years.
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Here was a "performance" with deliberate sound-making removed from the equation.
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Cat Colvin's lawyers say the rocket attack on Colvin's location was deliberate.
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I call this "manufactured" because it's the consequence of a deliberate strategy.
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The first two parts of the book move in a deliberate fashion.
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But it is also illuminating and, in its downbeat, deliberate way, exhilarating.
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The abuses, they recalled, were deliberate, sadistic and aimed to break them.
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Was the inconsistency deliberate, or did it reflect a lack of consensus?
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It is striking, and deliberate, that City's whole team celebrates goals together.
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Novak Djokovic has also been accused of being overly deliberate during matches.
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"It wasn't a deliberate intent to deceive," General Cloutier told reporters Thursday.
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Student debaters don't deliberate about what they themselves believe, or should believe.
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It was deliberate bringing back of those — that part of our life.
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He is deliberate in his word choice and careful with my feelings.
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Maguire: 'Nobody' made a deliberate decision to defy subpoena 10:30 a.m.
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"Deliberate starvation is clearly occurring along ethnic and political lines," it said.
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A survey went out to all employees; the process is very deliberate.
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"It was a very deliberate decision to take music away," Usher said.
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This was not an accident but the deliberate effort of most Americans.
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Conricus added that the ramming was a deliberate attack by the driver.
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The idea of deliberate practice versus just working hard is often confused.
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The Iraqis had been frustrated by the Obama administration's deliberate approach. Capt.
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That seems to me to do an injury to the deliberate process.
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So it's either deliberate attempt to undermine, or it is totally uninformed.
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Panels of five members will deliberate on cases it chooses to take.
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"We'll be deliberate, yet time is not on our side," he said.
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There was no persuasive evidence of systemic, deliberate mishandling of classified information.
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Fixation on the short term: Mr. Trump is not a deliberate thinker.
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This is a deliberate process designed not to rehabilitate, but to crush.
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The sensationalism, at odds with the project's deliberate austerity, rattled Ms. Cennetoglu.
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It's not that snap decisions were correct more often than deliberate ones.
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To me, it is a deliberate stand against the two-party system.
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I think, quite simply, people were misinformed in a very deliberate way.
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It also makes a few (presumably) deliberate nods to various horror movies.
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This was a malicious, willful and deliberate act on the part of Sacha Baron Cohen, the production company and Showtime, who blatantly lied to me about the purpose of the entire thing, in a deliberate effort to humiliate me.
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There were no public meetings or faculty committees organized to deliberate the change.
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Nevertheless, we had a responsibility to ensure the investigation was deliberate and thorough.
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And, through their efforts — including deliberate, impactful fashion choices — people took them seriously.
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It would require a deliberate breaking of the rules for that to happen.
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" The Pentagon says it is considering plans for a "deliberate and controlled withdrawal.
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This led Abacus to believe the removal was deliberate and not a glitch.
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But it's not clear that this was a deliberate Trumpian swipe at China.
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Deliberate attacks don't necessarily involve much high-level computer know-how, if any.
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Managers deliberate with their peers to grade employees in all levels below them.
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In real terms, he must be more deliberate with his words and actions.
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Police have not said if they believe the crash was a deliberate act.
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Huawei characterized the vulnerabilities as "mistakes" rather than deliberate inclusions in the equipment.
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There are obvious, deliberate omissions, the inclusion of which would derail key allegations.
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"Goldman had a very deliberate strategy to invest," said a former Sterling executive.
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Personally, I love ambiguity in a film when it feels daring and deliberate.
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I think that's missing, but I also feel like that was pretty deliberate.
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Many pieces have deliberate chips and cracks that give them a fragile appearance.
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"Whenever they conducted deliberate, planned operations, they actually did fairly well," he said.
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On Sunday, police said the deadly crash may have been a deliberate act.
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Jessup, as his name suggests, was a deliberate throwback to the 19th century.
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This seemed like a bug at best, or deliberate election tampering at worst.
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The mirroring of these social groups was a deliberate design decision, says Guler.
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It's probably why I deliberate so long in front of the vegetable section.
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Increasingly, there's emphasis on deliberate action instead of just growth for growth's sake.
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Or it could be a deliberate reference to Luke meeting his death valiantly.
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Its promotional slogan, "Stronger Together" is a deliberate allusion to Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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It's deliberate when we want to offer something for the customer to buy.
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It's a deliberate strategy, interviews with nearly 21990 lobbyists and other experts suggest.
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A deliberate failure to do so would mean disqualification with no second chance.
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Where Buttigieg is laid back but deliberate, Smith is high octane and aggressive.
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Many of her colorful posts depict issues concerning sexism, which wasn't immediately deliberate.
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But, but, but: Despite Iran's deliberate approach, the danger of miscalculation is high.
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In neighbouring Singapore, discussions about curbing "deliberate online falsehoods" are also under way.
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"This was a deliberate, targeted, and well-planned cyberattack," said the Singapore government.
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The meetings also stressed clean governance and politics, which Zhang said was deliberate.
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In fact, Kaplan shows that Camus's treatment of the Arabs was very deliberate.
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She believes that the connection between the brands and the fans is deliberate.
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It's a deliberate decision intended to maximize human potential over the marathon distance.
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Griffiths said it was a very deliberate push towards a commitment to peace.
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This seems deliberate, and Consumer Reports explains why in a new post today.
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That raises the issue of another threat to undersea cables: deliberate human attacks.
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Campbell insists that he and GBIRd are committed to being careful and deliberate.
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Finally, season three closes in deliberate ambiguity, offering little to no justice whatsoever.
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We've been very deliberate on which Cabinet nominees to go all-in on.
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But other sports do not involve deliberate impact and are just as energetic.
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Of course, a city can try to instead take a more deliberate approach.
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These policy changes build on the Trump administration's deliberate decimation of environmental protections.
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"All that was done in a very careful and deliberate way," he said.
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We must be deliberate in talking about their upbringings, privileges, and social position.
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Furthermore, much like its single-player modes, Gears' multiplayer felt slow and deliberate.
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We've talk a lot about the Trump administration's deliberate sabotage of open enrollment.
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It blamed "deliberate targeting" for destroying the pumping station, without saying by whom.
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He says the secrecy is deliberate, a charge denied by the interior ministry.
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Was this a deliberate attempt to shift the conversation away from Charlottesville, Virginia?
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The decision to make the film devoid of narration was deliberate, albeit challenging.
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When a town dies because of deliberate neglect, it's not a natural death.
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In this case, however, complying with Thailand's lèse-majesté is very much deliberate.
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Yet his thin white hair was neat; his sneakered steps deliberate and sure.
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But I am struck by the deliberate way Apple is rolling them out.
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It has not been confirmed that the potential contamination was deliberate, Yowell said.
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And while that swing and approach may not be conventional, they are deliberate.
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There wasn't even a meeting of the party caucus to deliberate and discuss.
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His outrages are not mistakes; they are deliberate and a matter of pride.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney K.T. Newton told the jurors that Rohana's crime was deliberate.
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But the process by which they deliberate and cast their votes is opaque.
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The prosecution called it a deliberate act after the two had an argument.
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U.S. forces confirmed the results of the strike following a deliberate assessment process.
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Democrats are right to want to be smart and deliberate about their choice.
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"Criminal sanctions should be imposed on perpetrators of deliberate online falsehoods," it said.
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The Trump campaign has dismissed the accusations about Russia as a deliberate distraction.
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Household accidents stand in for the deliberate violence that characters wish would occur.
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When someone doesn't know why they do horrible and deliberate acts -- that's scary.
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I hate the vain, highly-styled, carefully-crafted, unsurprising, deliberate nature of it.
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"It's deliberate" added Vidal, referring to Mexico's ongoing co-operation with President Trump.
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The AFA was mobilizing, very publicly, and with a deliberate agenda in view.
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But there is no evidence yet to attribute a deliberate racial motive, Sgt.
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This was the deliberate intent of Congress when it passed the Copyright Act.
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In the Senate, change is supposed to be slow and deliberate and difficult.
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Last year, the U.S. killed my people in Galkayo in a deliberate strike.
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This was no accident; it was the result of decades of deliberate policy.
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Theirs is a revolution in deliberate stages, but its start has been promising.
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Deliberate "challenges" are rare in testing vaccines for diseases that have no cure.
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A. It is like you said, but it is also not that deliberate.
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Independent re-districting commissions can and should be used to end deliberate gerrymandering.
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With the device on his tongue, he is much slower, but more deliberate.
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Second, the different impacts on different regions can be a deliberate design feature.
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Other players saw it as a deliberate design decision to introduce risk/reward.
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"Things will slow down because Mueller will be deliberate and thorough," Carle said.
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This is a deliberate strategy, and it's saying, 'These women are not alone.
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The multi-stop trip further indicated deliberate planning on Skinner's part, Agnew said.
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The deliberate targeting of the health sector in conflict settings increases that risk.
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Oral arguments are rare, and the justices deliberate in private, considering written arguments.
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Peter has none of these escape routes with Madisons and her deliberate argument.
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Friend Skeleton Calibre 23, the fashion house's third in-house movement, was deliberate.
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Many people view the firing as a deliberate attempt to derail those inquiries.
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Introduce abstraction, or deliberate opaqueness, and the player becomes less comfortable, more frightened.
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Toyota, like G.M., is setting a more deliberate pace in its driverless program.
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After Poblenou, the process shifted to a somewhat more deliberate and participatory model.
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The owners and operators of both vessels described the incidents as deliberate attacks.
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"I don't think anybody feels like they're making a deliberate choice," she said.
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" The Pentagon says it is considering plans for a "deliberate and controlled withdrawal.
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It was a process that he said was more deliberate than some thought.
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This is abstraction at its most deliberate, most unapologetic, and most conspicuously destructive.
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There was no time to experiment, to deliberate, to waffle or to procrastinate.
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But it remains unclear if the illnesses are the result of deliberate attacks.
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Then again, the choice of a tight angle lens might have been deliberate.
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Her second book, I Am Deliberate: A Novel, is forthcoming from Algonquin Books.
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But Mr. Trump is selling his harsh treatment of asylum-seekers as deliberate.
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It's a deliberate choice to look forward and seize what hope there is.
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For Mariño, the choice to straddle both sides of the kitchen is deliberate.
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This move, which directly contravenes the Constitution, is an act of deliberate division.
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On the cocktails menu, the specialty drinks are numbered, something that was deliberate.
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The rental cycle is deliberate, said Gary Malin, the president of Citi Habitats.
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" The report's authors said they had "no doubt that this strategy was deliberate.
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Russia can afford adventures, but a deliberate war is out of the question.
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If this was a deliberate display of ineptitude, it felt a dangerous one.
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" Then, after more pushing, there was admission of deliberate action, not a "glitch.
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The report accused the Taliban of deliberate attacks against civilians on election day.
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The inclusion of provocative images in the show was deliberate, Mr. Freedman said.
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All the same, there's no mistaking this for anything less deliberate than punishment.
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Yet it's that deliberate surrender to the irrational that makes watching baseball worthwhile.
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"It was intentional, it was deliberate, and this location was targeted," Hall explained.
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"We were very deliberate in how we merchandised Hudson Yards," Related's Hudson said.
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Many professionals and experts did acquire their exceptional skill through persistent, deliberate practices.
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Ghanem says protesters have been taking deliberate steps to keep protests non-violent.
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Moving the needle on complex issues demands a thoughtful, deliberate and collaborative approach.
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Not all told deliberate falsehoods, Perls and colleagues wrote in a 2010 study.
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Her body aches, colds linger, her steps more deliberate, her energy easily sapped.
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Creating any discernible shape on it requires deliberate action and occasionally correcting errors.
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We need communal rhythms that make deliberate space for both grief and joy.
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Its human cost, however, whether incidental or deliberate, is something else entirely. Rep.
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Early on, he became deliberate about sticking to an eight-hour work day.
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The attempt to use existing facilities and draw on existing resources was deliberate.
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Iran called the attack deliberate and the United States called it a mistake.
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No need, this was a slow and deliberate operation, not a sudden raid.
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"From all appearances, it looks like it was a deliberate act," Lape said.
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Democrats and health advocates believe work requirements are a deliberate barrier to care.
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But he has learned to make deliberate choices to stay present in reality.
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A key tenet of deliberate practice is that it&aposs generally not enjoyable.
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Run the numbers and be deliberate about what you'll be able to repay.
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Desailly made the deliberate choice to not author words to accompany his photography.
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The parallels to the Little House series are deliberate — and at times delicious.
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This purely instrumental avant-rock is more solemn, deliberate, set on its strangeness.
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If this wasn't a deliberate strategy of subversion, it wasn't a coincidence either.
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It is difficult, at times, to distinguish between mistakes, satire, and deliberate deception.
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But they're always slapdash and human, and prone to deliberate or accidental breakage.
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But when I'm reading for work, I tend to be much more deliberate.
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Something in their design — either deliberate or by chance — captures and traps noise.
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Of all of Peele's deliberate choices, the doubling motif is the most important.
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Again like Rembrandt's self-portraits, there is a deliberate ambiguity to these works.
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But this latest campaign sticks out in its systematic and very deliberate approach.
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You were not really supposed to stage a deliberate assault in the Capitol.
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It was, via a deliberate lob over those defenders and over his own head.
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With precise and deliberate motions, she cut a thin line around the disk's circumference.
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These kinds of deliberate, random killings prompt a visceral reaction that connects us all.
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Regulators in the United States blew the whistle on deliberate emissions cheating on Sept.
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He likes to plan things and proceed in a very deliberate and methodical way.
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It's a very deliberate plan to absorb some of the buzz around Prime Day.
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This was a deliberate choice made by Anne and her first husband, Mark Phillips.
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It's also a deliberate creative choice to not include other characters in these games.
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All three sources said there was no indication that the VxWorks mismatch was deliberate.
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The United States warned South Sudan it may be engaging in "deliberate" starvation tactics.
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The targeting of female protesters was deliberate, said Sharif, who managed to escape unharmed.
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It was, according to a Fitbit rep, a "deliberate decision" on the company's part.
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It's time to snap out of whatever funk you're in and make deliberate adjustments.
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The twins deliver harmonies that are tighter, sharper, more mature—more cognizant and deliberate.
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Israel has at times fired to foil what it deemed deliberate cross-border attacks.
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The NYPD has been deliberate and responsible in its use of facial recognition technology.
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The generosity was at least partly deliberate, in order to stimulate economically beneficial investment.
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Much of this was part of a deliberate lobbying effort, particularly by the NRA.
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She has the perfect tone for speaking to dogs: calm and gentle, yet deliberate.
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But Corbally's superiors decided he was making a "deliberate failure" of his military service.
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The senators will deliberate over the evidence, and then they will cast their votes.
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It represents a level of seriousness and a deliberate step toward long-term commitment.
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Such charges could include misprision, a deliberate concealment of knowledge of a pending crime.
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This makes Prey's gameplay feel deliberate, instead of flattening into generic open-world meandering.
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That was very deliberate, because it's something more than that and different than that.
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Many feared that China would not allow such deliberate acts of provocation go unpunished.
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And it was a deliberate way to create empathy with the audience, Case said.
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Nowadays, Morrow is content to hone her craft at a slower, more deliberate pace.
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She hasn't funded anything dangerous or brought any deliberate harm to any marginalized group.
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Jordan Peele recently told Mashable that everything in his latest movie, Us, is deliberate.
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The surveys explain why Pelosi has taken a deliberate pace in investigating the president.
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Immediately, Twitter noticed Stone's deliberate choice to single out the sole female nominee, Gerwig.
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This is the paradox running through Lerner's work: everything seems simultaneously deliberate and random.
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It's slow and it's deliberate and it's definitely a throwback, and it's about ideas.
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Ward has remained mostly calm and deliberate, which is not unlike his fighting style.
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We are not so much talking about deliberate mockery as something much more insidious.
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When the jury went in to deliberate on the verdict, it was nerve-jangling.
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Her report concluded that the journalist was "the victim of a deliberate, premeditated execution".
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But it carefully avoids the deliberate misconception about software that it promulgated in court.
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There was no fact checking from him or his publisher — it almost feels deliberate.
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That sort of very deliberate story scripting harkens right back to the 2007 classic.
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"[Pai] is operating with all deliberate speed to dismantle everything good about telecom policy."
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Russia has denied any deliberate targeting of civilians and says it is combating terrorists.
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They're not going to deliberate at all in this most important responsibility they have.
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Their joy is that of chaotic action or deliberate restraint on the player's part.
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"These were deliberate and planned shootings by one gang against another," Johnson said Monday.
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The Colour in Anything makes a case for the careful, deliberate, comfortingly static musician.
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The solution might be for a comparably independent body to deliberate over monetary policy.
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But he expects any investor move to REITS to be slower and more deliberate.
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She is six but not yet politically aware, and that is my deliberate choice.
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Here's a quick rundown on what's going on as the jury continues to deliberate.
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"We have been deliberate and thoughtful, we were not slow to respond," she said.
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We made a deliberate effort on what do we want our Snapchat to be.
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He says the choice to wear a sombre, dark green colour was also deliberate.
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Deliberate vulnerability to this serious security challenge is simply illogical—and, of course, dangerous.
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The shooting appeared to be a "deliberate attack," congressional and law enforcement sources said.
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It is only fitting, one might say, for Congress's deliberative chamber to deliberate carefully.
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He described this latest investment as "deliberate" and focused instead on new outside investors.
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This time, though, it's less accidental collateral damage, and more of a deliberate provocation.
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By day 15, I had grown disconcerted by the deliberate stillness of the time.
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Kentucky had been deliberate in trying to hide Obamacare's role in its coverage expansion.
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We can and should ensure we're not susceptible to accidental or deliberate voter suppression.
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I'm wondering about that as deliberate aesthetic strategy, but also as a psychological strategy.
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Targeting a medical facility is considered a war crime, if proved to be deliberate.
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The pivot of the administration from condemnation to openness and praise has been deliberate.
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The court also took months to deliberate over whether to take up Hidalgo v.
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The President's comments were a deliberate feeding of a culture war centered on race.
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Lawmakers will deliberate on the matter when they resume sittings on Tuesday this week.
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The comic has said the verses were a deliberate criticism of the Turkish leader.
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"He was very deliberate about those he respected and those he didn't," he said.
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It's I want to be more thoughtful and deliberate in delivering the whole story.
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At first, newscasters weren't sure whether it was an accident or a deliberate attack.
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To be sure, omission of the First Amendment could only be seen as deliberate.
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There was a deliberate intent to be vulnerable and capture that from the beginning.
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"We strongly condemn Israel's deliberate and violent attacks against unarmed Palestinian protestors," she said.
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There was a long, deliberate process of ratcheting up, building trust, and forming institutions.
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Labour said the accusations were "deliberate and malicious misrepresentations designed to mislead the public".
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The machine body, the torture and the rebreather are all deliberate echoes of Vader.
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Being so deliberate about playing the game has changed how I relate to it.
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However, it is unclear to this day if these choices were deliberate or accidental.
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Newark, New Jersey (CNN)As jurors continue to deliberate in New Jersey Democratic Sen.
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Skill-based Virtuosos devote themselves to many years of Deliberate Practice and Analytical Practice.
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Her trademark slow-but-deliberate swing and deft putting touch have often dominated tournaments.
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Now religion was the refuge, a cloak for the bears' deliberate and unfashionable fustiness.
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The White House counsel's office continues to deliberate on the legality of the step.
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But the company suggested that any discrepancies were not a deliberate attempt to cheat.
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The image is pensive, deliberate and staged, and somewhat unusual as political portraits go.
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The shaky-cam cinematography and deliberate pacing would soon be adopted by many dramas.
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Above, the room where Spanish senators are set to deliberate over suspending Catalan autonomy.
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This series is deliberate and slow, but it conforms to traditional episodic television structure.
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But Mr. Laris Cohen's work, deliberate even when it may seem diffuse, rewards patience.
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Sometimes I think these are deliberate attacks, aiming to drive immigrants away from Europe.
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As I dream, three men with ties loosened out of boredom deliberate my destiny.
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While the deliberate pace may seem slow, Mr. Levitt, like others interviewed, remains sanguine.
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Something about the calm, deliberate way he said it caught the driver off guard.
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That was deliberate; the British government, they wanted to record this war for posterity.
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There is, almost from the beginning, a sense that this mechanical obfuscation is deliberate.
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The show's writers said their approach was deliberate to appeal to a wide audience.
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Officials called it a "deliberate act," and the airport finally reopened around 6 a.m.
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Lukasz Olejnik, an independent cybersecurity and privacy adviser, said the attack showed deliberate planning.
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Comey has "reasonable confidence" that there was no deliberate effort to withhold these messages.
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There's an inexplicable, deliberate sadness to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.
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"This ambivalence and deliberate obfuscating can create opportunity to win voters over," Smidt said.
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Any organization needs to be able to hold private conversations in order to deliberate.
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The juxtapositions of these pieces make the place feel at once deliberate and disobedient.
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But the effect ultimately proves wearying: Even deliberate bad taste can start to bore.
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Not so this game; both sides are going with the deliberate style of play.
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But it soon hardened into a deliberate exercise, guided by its own strict rules.
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Sheltering Check your lighting and be deliberate about the background you're showing the world.
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Specifically, does one strive for it, or instead try to achieve a deliberate artificiality?
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Maybe because the stories are so distilled, so concentrated, every choice within feels deliberate.
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It is a deliberate effort to deconstruct the State Department and the Foreign Service.
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He lost his family as a consequence of the war, not by deliberate extinction.
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Prisoners must prove that prison officials acted with "deliberate indifference" to prisoners' well-being.
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Rylee Breann, 21, was deliberate about what her viewers would be able to see.
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France has played the deliberate short-passing game, completing 209 passes to Uruguay's 114.
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The party as a whole would then meet, deliberate, and pick a new nominee.
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Throughout the film, prologue undermines payoff as scenes are shot in exceedingly deliberate takes.
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Was that deliberate on your part, to give the story a feeling of finality?
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The move resembled "a deliberate and planned cruelty," a campaigner for Amnesty International said.
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Nor was the type of deliberate and transparent planning that Mulally brought to Ford.
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Despite the agony, my husband and I made a deliberate choice not to crumble.
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But they usually involved scientists who cut corners or fabricated data, not deliberate sabotage.
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Let the populace, and Congress, deliberate, vote and authorize these dangerous, ubiquitous troop deployments.
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This was a very deliberate statement and expression of power on the Vikings' part.
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If they decide to help, be deliberate with how much and for how long.
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That this is presumably deliberate doesn't stop it from feeling like a missed opportunity.
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It isn't intellectual — it is a deliberate move away from that sort of fashion.
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"I just started writing these little scenes," he explained in his slow, deliberate manner.
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While lawmakers deliberate, Puerto Rico has struggled to stay current on its debt obligations.
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She gave what Himes said was a "very deliberate and thoughtful" presentation to members.
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" Although reviews were generally respectful, Pauline Kael called the film "over-deliberate, mauve, nightmarish.
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Her singing is more measured, her phrasing more deliberate, her emotional keen more even.
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Whether out of ignorance or by deliberate choice, Neil Gorsuch is a norm breaker.
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Visitors hold and repeat deliberate poses — for a kind of Muybridge, stop-motion effect.
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"It was pretty deliberate that they didn't want to deal with this particular issue."
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Authorities are treating the incident as a deliberate attack, according to a police spokeswoman.
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That's not to say he has any deliberate plan to soften Mr. Trump's image.
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"It looked pretty deliberate to me it has been moving so fast," Nordvig said.
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We communicated that to the White House, and the president approved our deliberate approach.
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The most productive kind of rest, according to Pang, is also active and deliberate.
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But we have to be as deliberate about it as we are about work.
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A senior French diplomat said that was a deliberate signal to Warsaw and Budapest.
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By "deliberately emerging," the authors are referring to a deliberate release of dangerous pathogens.
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But it wasn't until 2017 he decided to be more deliberate about his art.
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In at least half of those instances, the scientists found signs of deliberate manipulation.
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But bad journalism — like tabloid sensationalism, hyperpartisan fear-mongering, and deliberate disinformation — exploits them.
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An elliptical, deliberate slow boil, "Claire in Motion" is thicker with atmosphere than plot.
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The absence of story may needle some theatergoers, and the deliberate naïveté may cloy.
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Mr. Trump may not follow a deliberate distraction strategy, but he doesn't need one.
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Ms. Mann sounds perfectly at home amid the music's pleasant structures and deliberate constraints.
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But Dr. Drever's intuitive style clashed with Dr. Vogt's more analytic and deliberate approach.
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To date, no research has explored the role of deliberate practice in writing expertise.
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Sijbrandij says that the company made a deliberate decision to be transparent early on.
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With the GOP Senate majority, the Republican process will look more serious and deliberate.
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"This deliberate effort to obscure the facts undermines our political discourse," Judge Jackson said.
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What six years of deliberate and sustained cruelty tell us about el-Sisi's Egypt.
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And that was a very deliberate move to do exactly what Bob had done.
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The deliberate distance between the subject and the object creates a sense of detachment.
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By nature, he's inclined to a philosopher's temperament, speaking with deliberate cold-blooded lucidity.
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Similarly, Solitude's blurry cover is a fitting representation of the album's deliberate sonic imperfections.
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They used that to their advantage in a really deliberate kind of a way.
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I think-, you know, I think, one, really continue to build a great team, surround yourself with really, really smart people, bring a-, create a great culture that is transparent, and-, you know, and be deliberate, very deliberate what decisions you make.
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Deliberate effort Trump administration officials have described the changes as a deliberate effort to empower the military and reverse the protocols that defined the Obama administration's oversight of military campaigns that much of the top brass described as micromanagement that needlessly hamstrung commanders.
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The refugees described massive detention and systematic rape by Myanmar security forces, deliberate destruction of Rohingya villages so that people could not return, and deliberate targeting of cultural and religious leaders that aimed to "diminish Rohingya history, culture and knowledge", she said.
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Scott Meyer, the chief executive of Ghostery, said this had been a deliberate design choice.
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If Congress were a rational, functional, deliberate [governing body], it would [start figuring this out].
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We owe it to future generations to seize this moment, to move with deliberate purpose.
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In a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, Winslet says this omission was deliberate.
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"Despite this deliberate pullback, we achieved growth across key financials," CEO Victor Luis told investors.
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In these situations, it's appropriate "to use very slow, deliberate decision-making processes," explained Bezos.
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"We make it a point to be very deliberate in her doll collection," Fetterman said.
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"It is a deliberate decision of the government to prosecute us right now," Chan said.
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Russia said that had tarnished the event, while Ukraine said Russia had made deliberate provocations.
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When the interview ended and Ive walked offstage, he did so in a deliberate manner.
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"We are not looking at it being a deliberate fire at this time," he said.
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Failure to credit — whether deliberate or absent-minded — is a material alteration to this record.
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To many in the West, the band's deliberate, emotional moves could be confused with calculation.
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Democrats have been calling for a more deliberate process and more debate on this bill.
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Trump replied that this was deliberate, and that his focus has been on appointing judges.
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The net result would be a conscious, deliberate phasing out of US fossil fuel production.
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Generally, more police deaths are the result of an accident than of a deliberate action.
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One thing that seems very deliberate, though, are those close-up shots of the statues.
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"Some things are quite serendipitous, other things are created by quite deliberate efforts," he said.
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"We have seen a deliberate strategy of surrounding, besieging and starving innocent civilians," Obama said.
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Season six has been as deliberate and careful as any other season of the show.
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It is unknown whether the reported overdose was accidental or deliberate, according to the report.
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Be thoughtful: Run the numbers, and be deliberate about what you'll be able to repay.
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Police and community members deliberate together about the problems they face and devise potential solutions.
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But as you mention, Kwame, they do so without any of the deliberate narrative legwork.
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It accused Myanmar's forces of "deliberate, false and misleading lies" aimed at discrediting the group.
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A confrontation between Russia and NATO members, either deliberate or unintended, never stopped being possible.
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Police have not yet confirmed whether the incident was a deliberate attack or an accident.
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This is deliberate: Crossrail Ltd has stressed the "consistency and familiarity" of the interior architecture.
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Be thoughtful: Run the numbers and be deliberate about what you'll be able to repay.
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As a woman partnered with another woman, pregnancy can only be deliberate, expensive, and lucky.
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They have a deliberate strategy to undermine voting and elections in Europe and the West.
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I think selecting someone like Julian Assange is a very deliberate step by the administration.
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There's a kind of intellectual remove in this film, a sort of intelligent, deliberate coldness.
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It ordered the company to stop merging data on separate apps without users' deliberate consent.
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Williams' mention of an app popular in China and unfamiliar to many Americans was deliberate.
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The choreography, too, is very deliberate, playful, and flirtatious and just this side of goofy.
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It was a planned, deliberate blackout unprecedented in the history of the nation's electrical system.
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She says that the company made a deliberate decision to keep the solution on-prem.
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Trisis has been observed doing some of the slow, deliberate groundwork to launch an attack.
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"We have to be deliberate," Janes said about how Amazon is looking for real estate.
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Some of those questions are obvious, deliberate teases for the as-yet-unscheduled season 3.
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"My father was an infinitely deliberate person," said Paul Andrews, 69, a retired Seattle journalist.
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Tehran said it was a deliberate attack on Iran, then at war with neighboring Iraq.
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The props in the video are sparse, but deliberate, and VÉRITÉ is eerie, but powerful.
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"If deliberate, this attack may amount to a war crime," he said in a statement.
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Some have said that the caravan is a deliberate effort to sway the November elections.
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Also Melania; Here is the deliberate, petty calculated public statement I made by wearing something.
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Cersei gave it to Bronn to kill Tyrion as a deliberate act of dramatic irony.
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While early momentum is promising, Snatch is taking a very deliberate pace with its rollout.
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Most medieval recipes involve carefully selected ingredients mixed in a very logical and deliberate manner.
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Ewalina Ochab, a witness, told the Associated Press that the collision appeared to be deliberate.
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He characterized the act as "deliberate" but said investigators were still uncertain of a motive.
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This was a deliberate choice, according to director Mohammad Gorjestani and creative director Malcolm Pullinger.
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Where he is deliberate, slow, and thorough, her thoughts flit and tumble over one another.
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Private drivers' fates hang in the balance as government officials deliberate over what to do.
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"The same five-judge panel will deliberate on this and make a judgment," he said.
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Organizers of Google's protests were also deliberate about including contract workers in their original demands.
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Deliberate, calculating, and overpowering, he is skilled and beautiful in ways you never noticed before.
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That's largely deliberate: The Atlas of Design ($35) celebrates a more inclusive idea of cartography.
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Curtis-Brignell: That's really interesting of you to say because it's a very deliberate thing.
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And for the most part, Democrats have endorsed a deliberate strategy of gridlock and resistance.
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As far as the deliberate destruction of your stuff goes, it was a simpler time.
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They take intentionality: a deliberate focus to look for what's right and call it out.
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This was a deliberate decision, to rob the game of any relevance — a marketing decision.
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This is still apparent in Shlian's work, which clearly requires a deliberate approach to craft.
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It is unknown whether the reported overdose was accidental or deliberate, according to the report.
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But CNN's Dana Bash reported that the shooting was deliberate and not a random act.
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Deliberate practice means constantly trying to get feedback on how you're doing, what you're doing.
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But their ascent into the upper echelons of celebrity was far more deliberate than that.
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Each of Wright's choices is a deliberate step in the direction of originality and excitement.
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It was very deliberate to subvert that expectation that we see, especially in the genre.
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This bill, if passed, benefits the party's wealthy donors, and that is a deliberate choice.
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He himself claims that not filling these jobs is a deliberate strategy on his part.
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Osakwe's blouses and dresses in the tones of black skin seem like a deliberate response.
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Her communications director, Stephanie Grisham, says the smaller East Wing operations are a deliberate decision.
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Republican politics have become a deliberate campaign of hate that never ends or even relents.
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I urge the House and Senate to pass the TIME Act with all deliberate speed.
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Because of their deliberate, experimental use of duration, her films are best appreciated in theaters.
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And such deliberate ambiguity does offer a center, of sorts, for a deeply divided church.
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It's a streamlined execution of deliberate storytelling and character choices executed to admirable, enviable standards.
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"He shows the same deliberate lack of transparency that brought down Scott Pruitt," said Rep.
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Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said the attack, if deliberate, would be a war crime.
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The consequences if hackers moved from grid-mapping to a deliberate attack could be devastating.
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Every time she tilts her head or twitches her shoulders, it's subtly and hypnotically deliberate.
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Both Moscow and Damascus brushed aside apologies from Washington, suggesting that the attack was deliberate.
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The consequences if hackers moved from grid-mapping to a deliberate attack could be devastating.
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"I fully respect the Senate's right to deliberate carefully," the former senator from Massachusetts said.
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Today, we're launching a new reporting feature to tackle deliberate attempts to mislead about voting.
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"We want to be sure that everything we do is deliberate and thoughtful," she said.
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The judge sent the 12-person jury to deliberate at 9:40 a.m. http://bit.
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The film's message, a BBC Radio reviewer suggested, is that bureaucratic inefficiency is actually deliberate.
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It is the deliberate and often unnatural segregation of people into categories for political gain.
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"Carnage Park" is a deliberate effort to recreate exploitative, stalker-type scare fare of yore.
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The irony, of course, is that the Sumner Redstone of old was anything but deliberate.
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Rather, in large measure, they are the inevitable and predictable consequences of deliberate policy choices.
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The colors and deliberate, assured editing rhythms of "Cemetery" imbue it with a distinctive quality.
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But in Shelley's time her choice seemed, as it was, deliberate, central, and unmistakably political.
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Not all pairings were deliberate, but a few were intentionally paired to maintain a theme.
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Tyrese is hot, but Usher is frantic and smooth, liberated and deliberate, dangerous and alluring.
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People who pronounce consonant sounds with the deliberate care of someone filling in ScanTron bubbles.
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It's the job of elected representatives to come to an informed, deliberate, and inclusive decision.
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Amazon is slow but deliberate when rolling out new brick and mortar concepts, he said.
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He's still putting money to work, but he's taking a very deliberate approach to investing.
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Mr. Greenberg joined a team that, like him, was idealistic yet pragmatic, deliberate yet unafraid.
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Although it has spontaneous aspects, in the main it was the result of deliberate action.
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"He continued: "We've always been deliberate and transparent when making significant decisions about our business.
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After an extensive review led by outside counsel there were no findings of deliberate misconduct.
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But also construction in a city like that can be a slow and deliberate process.
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The title of "Maineland," Miao Wang's new documentary, is a pun whose awkwardness seems deliberate.
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I admire how quietly deliberate Kichi is and the balance he brings to his life.
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Aster handles the windup shrewdly with a persuasive realism, a deliberate pace and crepuscular lighting.
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The "boys cleaning" montage isn't sexy or fun or exciting; it's slow, deliberate, grimy work.
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Every graphite mark that Foy made in a drawing, no matter how miniscule, was deliberate.
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Even before Twitter confirmed that the deactivation had been deliberate, some were speculating about it.
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Seeing these actors cross genders, ages and accents makes each familial role visible and deliberate.
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The grass-roots groups and Ms. Abrams's campaign pursued early voting as a deliberate strategy.
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Unlike much cable-TV coverage of crime, then or now, it was deliberate and thorough.
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Today Snap, like every other social company, is taking a deliberate approach to major changes.
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The benefits of taking the deliberate steps to improve your public speaking ability are endless.
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The boy has been charged with attempted deliberate homicide and was remanded to youth services.
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Girls would be more likely to hear more ideas and deliberate, Ms. Davis-Kean said.
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The speaker is not apologizing for her decision — and is making clear it was deliberate.
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" The report concluded, "There was no persuasive evidence of systemic, deliberate mishandling of classified information.
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" Beyoncé said of Matsoukas in an e-mail, "She is a force, deliberate and methodical.
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But Corder said that among the remaining candidates, Warren is the one being most deliberate.
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The movements need to be deliberate, from one end of the device to the other.
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Hilaria Baldwin is taking deliberate self-care steps after suffering her second miscarriage this year.
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What is lacking here are the subjective conditions for sin (full knowledge and deliberate consent).
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Joseph was a compact, deliberate boy, and his straight black hair fell to his shoulders.
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It is, unsurprisingly, very pretty, but its beauty comes with a deliberate touch of fright.
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His final years had the aspect of a deliberate martyrdom, accelerated by alcohol and drugs.
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Rather, Iran is incrementally escalating its nuclear program under the auspices of a deliberate strategy.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard quickly, but with deliberate vagueness, incriminated Saudi Arabia and the United States.
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The film spends a few deliberate moments inhabiting the cooking, smelling and eating of meat.
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Even beyond that, the "outrage" might just be mild annoyance or even a deliberate hoax.
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But Limp emphasizes that he wants to be deliberate with how these systems are structured.
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But a large number of them were whoppers: deliberate, significant attempts to deceive and manipulate.
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I think the federal actions are deliberate and they are trying to send a message.
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The move means authorities believe the attack was deliberate and planned with a terrorist motive.
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So motherly love and care involves lots of deliberate slathering with a particular microbial culture.
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His breakthrough single, "Location," was a sensual wonder, moving at an almost tauntingly deliberate pace.
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Advisors employ firm, formal and deliberate word choices to emphasize their conviction in their beliefs.
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At a rally in Novi, Michigan, Trump wondered aloud whether the microphone problem was deliberate.
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It was nothing other than a big, deliberate, and clear middle finger to African-Americans.
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He said he personally uses the principles of deliberate practice to become a better researcher.
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Then the jury will deliberate the 18 criminal bank fraud, tax and foreign banking charges.
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The contract outlines steps to prevent the deliberate misuse of the web and our information.
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Previously, conservatives pushed false narratives as a deliberate strategy to distract and annoy their enemies.
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"The contrary amounts to no more than gross and deliberate misinformation: Fake News," Petsas tweeted.
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The Federal Reserve is taking deliberate policy steps to restrain the pace of job growth.
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They deliberate, they consult the relevant stakeholders, they take analytical critiques seriously, and they adjust.
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Rolling Thunder would be something else — a deliberate glance back for an experiment going forward.
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The complaint charges the company with gross negligence, recklessness, and deliberate indifference to Johnathan's safety.
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In my opinion, sin is about making a deliberate decision to do the wrong thing.
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The question of whether it was an accident or a deliberate sucker punch has arisen.
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A long, deliberate, slow-burning satire, Graduation is both infuriating and pessimistic, but always intriguing.
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And my thing is when you deliberate more time, you're developing a very profound relationship.
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You need to take deliberate action, not just figure it's all going to go away.
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Harm need not be deliberate; biased data-sets used to train predictive models also wreak havoc.
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"I made a deliberate decision to name the hardware product with [a] software name," he says.
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Rotimi Jacobs, the government's lawyer, called the move a deliberate attempt to "scuttle" the court case.
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After years of wartime rationing, this deliberate abundance was provocative to supporters, and blasphemous to detractors.
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When considering Twitter's challenges, he's deliberate and tends to focus on company culture, according to sources.
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This is deliberate, and we need to call this what it is — corruption, plain and simple.
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"At this time we are treating this as a deliberate attack," Travis said in a statement.
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" Says Kirby: "I wouldn't call him a psychopath, because psychopaths are usually deliberate and they're organized.
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That suggests if we take more time to deliberate, we'd maybe be more generous toward offenders.
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Chinese officials said then it was a mechanical breakdown, but some experts said it was deliberate.
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However, both companies later said it was a deliberate move to avoid spoilers to the film.
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Maybe it's the slow and deliberate movements of this giant hand moving the tiny cooking utensils.
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Is it a deliberate choice to go with her Oscars gown (say, perhaps, this one) Sunday?
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Nord Stream 2 labeled the third route request "a deliberate attempt to delay the project's completion".
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After learning G.M.C. was spreading the video of the deliberate assault, Mary asked him to stop.
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The movements, slow and deliberate, are meant to conjure private rituals and meditations within the space.
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"It was obviously quite deliberate that the Virgin Islands was chosen as the jurisdiction," Kaplan said.
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The competitors are a deliberate mix of older residents and young professionals new to the area.
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It has taken deliberate steps to undermine the restorations of trust between law enforcement and communities.
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The hyper-stylization can become distracting at times, a problem exacerbated by the film's deliberate pacing.
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After 113 witnesses and 33 days of testimony in the courtroom, the jurors began to deliberate.
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Others are more deliberate prioritizations: compared to Kickstarter, Patreon doesn't spend much time promoting specific campaigns.
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Public safety is paramount and we will take all available actions to disrupt this deliberate act.
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The US-led coalition "has begun the process of our deliberate withdrawal from Syria," spokesperson Col.
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In Mr Trump's new politics of deliberate uncertainty, no treaty, international institution or alliance is sacrosanct.
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"We control our burn and are very deliberate in how we deploy our funding," he added.
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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks shows up in Lena's hands for a very deliberate reason.
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"It's luxurious and deliberate," DuVernay said, at the screening, of the way the show was captured.
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TONY TATA, RETIRED BRIGADIER GENERAL: Well, I think that is deliberate on the president&aposs part.
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The jury will deliberate Thursday and decide on each of the family members' cause of death.
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Still, if you're one of the credit card holders affected, you should take some deliberate steps.
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"There was no fact checking from him or his publisher — it almost feels deliberate," she said.
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It was a deliberate methodology in which you finished one release before you started the next.
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We need opportunities to stop and think, to deliberate and even second-guess ourselves and others.
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Expect to see Ikea build out its smart home offerings selectively, and at a deliberate pace.
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That's when Kian's defense team asked the judge to acquit Kian before the jury could deliberate.
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"It's a delicate yet deliberate delivery of reality," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at Janlyn Capital.
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"ANZ categorically denies any deliberate wrongdoing and intends to vigorously defend any such allegation," it said.
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One perspective on why Europe is trailing on self-driving cars: It's being slow and deliberate.
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He was — it was an honest mistake," Cruz said, adding, "It wasn't malicious, it wasn't deliberate.
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We have to be deliberate and systematic in our effort to CHANGE how things are today.
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At each stage, the evidence pointing to Wright as Satoshi has contained specific and deliberate falsifications.
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That doesn't feel like a deliberate programming choice so much as a sign of the zeitgeist.
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Federal prosecutors alleged his defiance was deliberate, and something he believed he could get away with.
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Premier Lin Chuan said on television the attack appeared to be a deliberate "act of malice".
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It's a deliberate throwback to the classic VW Microbus, totally updated for the twenty-first century.
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CHINA'S biggest military shake-up in a generation began with a deliberate echo of Mao Zedong.
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I suspect they'll find we all conspired in our decline -- either by deliberate actions or neglect.
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That means that for two years running deliberate acts were responsible for the majority of fatalities.
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It's been a very deliberate curatorial strategy to have people attach handwritten stories to their object.
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As a solo artist, you made a very deliberate decision to go the concept-album route.
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I think we're living in a time where there's a deliberate assault on truth and reason.
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Syria, as the piece is simply called, is not the product of an editor's deliberate construction.
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Design, Production, Marketing & Customer Support complexities can stay manageable with such deliberate narrowing down of focus.
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The first, he said, is deliberate and malicious behavior like state-sponsored hacking and online harassment.
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These are all such deliberate moments and they're small examples of what makes Shrill so perfect.
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The company denies wrongdoing, saying it never engaged in any deliberate scheme to cheat emissions rules.
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"In terms of style and color I was super deliberate about what I wore," he says.
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But its deliberate flatness, simple color blocks, and sharp contrasts are a breath of fresh air.
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" Houlahan told me: "We need to be as surgical and as deliberate as we can be.
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His stage show is leaner than that December set, more deliberate, with fewer attempts at ingratiation.
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Kiki Vandeweghe, the league's vice president for basketball operations, calls the plays off-ball deliberate fouls.
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Unlike reading and math skills, though, they aren't primarily developed through deliberate practice and explicit training.
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It's probably a deliberate choice, meant to remind viewers at every moment that Alita isn't human.
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Now is the time for leaders to be strong in their words & deliberate in their actions.
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It was extremely deliberate on Guillermo's part to establish the tone of the film going in.
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Which raises a question: Is dishonesty this audacious and deliberate official campaign strategy for Mr. Trump?
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Democrats regard any restriction on Planned Parenthood as a deliberate Republican effort to doom the bill.
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Without a deadline, the bodies will continue to debate and deliberate until the cows come home.
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Environmental racism is the deliberate placing of hazardous waste and polluting industries near communities of color.
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It's a study in slow-build, though by being so deliberate it risks being slow moving.
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The best way to achieve those goals is through a disciplined, deliberate and consistent foreign policy.
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But in each case in my view he has made the right rational calm deliberate decision.
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Part of the tragedy of what happened in Flint was city officials' deliberate obfuscation of data.
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The fact is cool, calm, deliberate, effective, take care of the job, and then come home.
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"It can't have been deliberate," said another journalist at Southern Metropolis Daily, who asked for anonymity.
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She speaks in a slow and deliberate southern accent, often gracing her speech with rueful smiles.
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But The Seventh Function of Language is more outlandish and deliberate in its departures from fact.
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The key in performance psychology is deliberate practice—like practicing moving on quickly after a setback.
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But the case can also be made that Trump's initial statement serves a deliberate political purpose.
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She pulled up the DM app, aimed one at the Hog HQ: no internet, this deliberate?
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TaskBob's deliberate focus on unit economics and sustainable reflects a different business model to its competitors.
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Obviously that's not practical, but you can be smarter and more deliberate about protecting your hearing.
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They called these "groundless accusations used to hide a deliberate targeting of Shias in the country".
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Each assured the judge they remained unbiased and could deliberate the case with an open mind.
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What is still unknown is how the fire started, and whether it was accidental or deliberate.
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"It does not appear to be a deliberate policy to recruit children," Ms. Sepehri Far said.
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Bush breezily explains that the accident was, in fact, a cover-up for a deliberate murder.
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The Chinese translation was released with errors, including one too important not to have been deliberate.
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It's a deliberate feature of the Constitution, created to persuade smaller states to join the union.
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WITH "THE HANDMAIDEN," Park uses sex with the same deliberate force as he once used violence.
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These wrecks are almost all deliberate experiments, but sometimes a lander becomes an accidental impact probe.
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There the topic was managed retreat or strategic retreat, a deliberate pulling back from coastal areas.
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Alarcón is at his finest when he couples narrative experimentation with deliberate pacing and imaginative empathy.
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Gilot's use of color is magnificent, and the layered paint adds an airy, less deliberate effect.
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However, this game-changing explosive wasn't the result of deliberate action, but rather a surprising accident.
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The authorities said it was a deliberate act to disrupt flights during the busy holiday season.
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The Rishi Valley institute is now more deliberate about assuring that the model is adopted rigorously.
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If nothing else, we should be deliberate and specific in how we want to be counted.
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Men are helpless in the face of Ayoola's deliberate charm, useless to the point of inarticulacy.
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The organization's director, Rami Abdulrahman, said he did not believe it was a deliberate suicide attack.
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The Fed is a deliberate animal; it has always preferred to fail by not doing enough.
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Hoskins made sure the ball was fair before starting a slow, deliberate trot around the bases.
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As the performers' unexpected, deliberate destruction emphasizes, buildings are, at their core, shells for our activity.
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I've always been given to defining shapes and using a deliberate line to make that happen.
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"It was a very deliberate decision to choose to focus on the business then," she said.
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It takes one incident — an accident that, to someone threat-inclined, looks like a deliberate action.
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It's hard to tell if these women are engaged in deliberate gaslighting or frantic reputation maintenance.
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A French movie, in other words, almost to the point of deliberate and sly self-parody.
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When he delivered his take on it, it felt deliberate, calm, almost daring in its certainty.
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"Broadchurch" builds suspense with deliberate, often agonizing pacing and then explodes in dizzying bursts of action.
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For players, that might mean a little casual brutality toward an opponent or some deliberate theatricality.
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Our bodies react naturally to firm and deliberate touch by releasing oxytocin and decreasing cortisol levels.
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The shift toward decorative arts, while it reinforces the fair's design identity, is not entirely deliberate.
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Years ago, when they were still dissatisfied, they made the deliberate choice not to rush it.
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"The overall feeling was one of joy and a deliberate playfulness without inhibitions," Ms. Stevenson said.
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Changing the perception of Sanders has been a deliberate effort by his campaign since early 2019.
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I suspect they'll find we all conspired in our decline – either by deliberate actions or neglect.
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Or was it, as the C.I.A. concluded last month, a deliberate attempt to elect Mr. Trump?
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"In just 10 months, I have taken a systematic and deliberate transformation of TSA," Neffenger said.
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During the campaign, actual "fake news" — deliberate hoaxes — polluted political discourse and clogged social media timelines.
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So, too, history will eventually confirm the foundational fact of Putin's deliberate hacking of the West.
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An investigation is ongoing, but police have said the attack was deliberate, according to Hessischer Rundfunk.
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Like Quentin Tarantino's recent run of revenge flicks, there is a deliberate coolness to Hunters' action.
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The slow, deliberate tintype process fostered a more intimate connection between the photographers and their subjects.
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Iran also began a deliberate process of backing away from the commitments of the nuclear agreement.
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Some of this is deliberate, the companies using loopholes to lower labor costs and maximize profit.
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Digital communication makes it increasingly easier for misunderstandings to happen, including deliberate deceptions and accidental miscommunication.
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The songs feel deliberate, like she wants to enter into the world at her own pace.
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Secondly, to deliberate on the ways how — as quickly as possible — to reverse the decision somehow.
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The standards are also intended to restrict the deliberate burning of gas that is not captured.
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Their decisions are deliberate, rational and strategic, and they want them to be seen that way.
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But optimizing health can start with five days of deliberate action and that can start now.
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The 9th Circuit ruling is the product of a deliberate strategy designed to overturn abortion rights.
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"This is a deliberate attack against a health establishment," said Massimiliano Rebaudengo, MSF head of mission.
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The recent Democratic pushback toward Kavanaugh is a "deliberate effort to attack judicial independence," he said.
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These deliberate burns created a landscape of open grasslands, so wildfires were smaller and less frequent.
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"There's no deliberate indifference, there's no one saying 'We don't care about it,' " Mr. Brewster said.
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They are presences at odds with the world, which partly accounts for their proud, deliberate autonomy.
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Commentators regarded the decision as a deliberate snub of Netflix, which had pushed aggressively for "Roma.".
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That these characters aren't likable is a deliberate feature of the movie's in-your-face mode.
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On the contrary: Its misogyny and racism strike me as perfectly deliberate, if also mostly disingenuous.
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For now, both sides will deliberate over the achieved progress, share it with their respective leaderships.
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"I think they're both going to be deliberate in thinking about how to act," she says.
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This was a deliberate statement, meant to acknowledge how far the world has come since 1968.
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"We believe that was deliberate," Mr. Cavusoglu said, adding that three soldiers had been slightly wounded.
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It is this deliberate withholding of explanation, of resolution, that gives Possessed its vaguely Duchampian charge.
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They chose the phrase "America First" pretty late in the campaign, and it seem pretty deliberate.
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Was that a deliberate move towards a more commercial sound or more of a natural progression?
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"No one is saying, and certainly NASA is not saying, that it was deliberate," she said.
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