"Angel and Spike—what they do is draw out Buffy's sexuality and draw out women's sexuality, and that's what makes them dangerous," she says.
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He likes to draw out, he likes the klieg lights.
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Students at Tufts were encouraged to draw out their feelings.
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You can draw out characters and it works pretty accurately.
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Medicare for more would draw out only older Americans — Mrs.
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Feinstein tried to draw out Kavanaugh's views on Roe v.
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People were going to cash machines to draw out cash.
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Maybe it would let the scene draw out a while longer.
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We're trying to draw out the aspects of this withering flame.
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And that's what she tries to draw out in her work.
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Maybe Shultz and Baker can help draw out those timid conservatives.
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I want to draw out a few key elements to consider today.
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Democrats still want to draw out the final resolution of this trial.
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They used fire to draw out the Apaches and killed 42 people.
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"North Korea will try to draw out this negotiation process," Lee said.
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The plentiful layers would draw out the water weight she so detested.
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If it doesn't, find an element of learning you can draw out.
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"I think Trump is trying to draw out Michael Bloomberg," he said.
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The implications of this divide would have been fascinating to draw out.
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Meanwhile, obsidian and black onyx help draw out any negativity that dwells within.
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But how much will Trump be able to draw out of his counterpart?
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Was it difficult to draw out sources on those aspects of her life?
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Instead, you need to open up, draw out scenes, write about complicated feelings.
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They asked substantive questions and tried to draw out differences among the candidates.
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The fat tissues were then processed with an enzyme to draw out stem cells.
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Instead of typing or dictating a response, they can draw out each individual letter.
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In turn, the movie seems to draw out certain people's impulse to police bodies.
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The gathering seems likely to also draw out more Venezuelans to demonstrate in opposition.
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And the movie doesn't seem gutsy enough to try to draw out that tension.
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"The fact that arbitrators have let this draw out for 10 years is shameful."
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The pavilions thus become a place to draw out contemporary resonance with bold strokes.
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I think you're Future's best producer because of the emotion you draw out of him.
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There are also a number of appeal avenues which could draw out the final decision.
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Once a committee subpoena is sought, the White House is likely to draw out compliance.
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They just needed to draw out the "missing white voters" Romney had failed to excite.
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It would need regular surveys designed to draw out people's justifications for their economic decisions.
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With help from AI, a new bioreactor could draw out more greenhouse gas than trees.
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A competitive Senate race could draw out Republican voters who might otherwise have sat home.
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Apply a gel spot treatment to seal the broken skin and draw out any remaining infection.
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The sugar will draw out the strawberries' flavor, but will not reduce the fruit to mush.
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The clay will draw out any gunk in your pores that could eventually breed acne bacteria.
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Stovall heightens, brightens, and saturates the colors to draw out beauty from these otherwise unremarkable settings.
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If future installments draw out Rose's headstrong, pugnacious attitude, they could make her into something unique.
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It also really helped me misunderstand and draw out getting over the subsequent messy break-up.
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To the point, though, what exactly was Trump trying to draw out of the FBI director?
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The tapes were carefully heated to draw out any moisture, then unraveled at extra-low speed.
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Dramatic line figures draw out the beauty of some of music and film's most iconic celebrities.
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With an incremental release, Netflix can potentially use these shows to draw out retention among fans.
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They draw out people's talents so that everyone is bettering themselves and the work at hand.
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Pisces tend to be sweet, so you can draw out that side of Clinton's Scorpio nature.
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There are four actions by Trump that could draw out the 44th president: Deport the DREAMers.
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I downloaded software so I would no longer have to draw out puzzles on graph paper.
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The women of "My Favorite Murder" draw out the word "murderrrrrrr" into an almost seductive drawl.
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Here, the squabbling borders on symphonic, better modulated to draw out the distinctions among the wails.
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Search crews brought in helicopters to draw out the boy, who's a fan of big machines.
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It's incumbent upon us to draw out Kirsten Gillibrand, Cory Booker, Jamila Harris, [sic] Elizabeth Warren.
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This is the chance to draw out the pining, to let things simmer at a slow burn.
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Centineo finds new shades to draw out of his picture-perfect dreamboat, not all of them flattering.
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But the wretchedness inflicted by Weinstein did not draw out some deep creative insight for the film.
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It was not: a gunman had pulled the alarm to draw out the maximum number of targets.
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Live on People Now: New Yorkers (and Some Brits!) Draw Out Their Best Royal Wedding Dress Predictions!
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But Gadsden explained that the fast brewing process can draw out too much flavour from harsher blends.
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The latest dam failing could draw out any settlement for Samarco and potential mine restart, investors said.
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To avoid this, the company asks questions that draw out what insights you gained from previous positions.
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Hayes uses the albums to draw out bigger concepts and weaves deeply detailed stories in his lyrics.
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To make them sound more like themselves than they ever could imagine and draw out untapped potential.
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Caro's essay is a journalistic master class in how to build trust and draw out the truth.
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It doesn't need to draw out Jack's death to keep its audience engaged in the Pearsons anymore.
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London-based multidisciplinary artist Ejatu Shaw tries to draw out the feelings of her subjects in her photographs.
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His rule of thumb for landing on the brow shape most likely to draw out your best features?
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The chef makes deft use of citrus, chiles and even mole to draw out nuanced flavors in seafood.
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Libra season, which lasts until the 22nd, is more lighthearted and happy to draw out the courtship phase.
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Toronto's offense was shaky enough to even draw out a bit of Dark Giannis in the postgame presser.
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The curators succeed best at the biennial when they can draw out these historiographic similarities in the galleries.
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I love it as a musician loves his violin, to draw out its sounds and chords and harmonies.
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They add to the film's intrigue and desire to draw out something deeper than surface-level criminal banter.
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Something about Zamalek's geography, and its old-money residents, seemed to draw out an Egyptian flair for eccentricity.
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Finally, look the primary borrower in the eye and draw out a commitment of total and utter transparency.
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She said an outside review might draw out a more honest assessment from law clerks and other employees.
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Typical midterm elections tend to draw out an older, whiter electorate and fewer single women than presidential years.
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It means continuing to draw out that inner dancer until he's moving in space the way Bosh does.
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First, it's filleted, then salted for 24 hours to draw out 10 percent of the weight in moisture.
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I like to draw out of my head, and I can draw interiors until the cows come home.
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Students draw out "Forever 24" on snow in NE #China's Jilin to salute the great NBA star pic.twitter.
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North Dakota-based Weather Modification International uses planes to target clouds and draw out more rain from them.
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You can then draw out a section of the screen or click the full-screen button to grab everything.
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The procedure, also known as a spinal tap, involves inserting a needle into the spine to draw out fluid.
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Add the chicken, salt, nutmeg, and pepper and stir for 2 minutes to draw out some of the moisture.
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Dianne Feinstein, the ranking Democrat on the committee, and others to draw out the contrasts between the parties. Sens.
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It learns from raw data — so by looking at a batch of images, it can draw out a style.
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In their classic meeting spot among the cane fields, Jorge, Feistl, Van Ness, and Peña draw out a plan.
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The mask uses natural kaolin clay and fruit acids to exfoliate skin and draw out oil, dirt, and impurities.
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The company is also restricting monetization on videos that may draw out predators based on the video's specific content.
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Episode three of the Oxygen series shows Gabriel growing anxious with his assignment to draw out a possible confession.
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Adding the extra hurdle will draw out an already slow process that employers and applicants have long complained about.
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"This is an opportunity at this particular moment in history to draw out the American experience," Mr. Breslin said.
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He could draw out even the most paranoid conspiracist and get them to talk, at length, about their ideas.
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The aim is to put the handlers in natural context and draw out the raw character of the models.
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Her intent seems to be to draw out empathy by placing us directly in the line of torture ourselves.
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"Pretty much all the compounds you could draw out of thioacetone are going to reek," Dr. Lowe told me.
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Such policy shifts could ultimately encourage Beijing to draw out negotiations even further, to reach the best possible deal.
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The strategy left Senate Democrats frustrated as they repeatedly failed to draw out answers on hot-button political issues.
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The ideas usually get more and more exaggerated as we socialize the thoughts amongst ourselves and draw out imagery.
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Competent packagers can draw out an artist's back story and minimize the boring parts without drawing attention to themselves.
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A rendering of De Palma's Scarface is a subtle assembly of white powder to starkly draw out Al Pacino's profile.
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"Red clay is great for oily skin because it will help to draw out impurities from the pores," says Vargas.
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The method is said to draw out any toxins, mobilize blood flow, soothe sore muscles and even help cure insomnia.
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What we do know is that War for the Planet of the Apes is predicted to draw out huge crowds.
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By insisting that Cruz came to him, Garbrandt could draw out the long, loopy punches and exploit the stance shifts.
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Was that a theme you wanted to draw out, about how they're all caught in moments of interesting personal change?
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Our job tonight is to draw out those differences so you, the voters, can understand them and be fully informed.
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The annual music festival is the unofficial fall marker for New Yorkers, and never fails to draw out big names.
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He argued that one of the piece's fatal flaws was its inability to draw out why Hovater sympathized with Nazis.
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By eliminating the energy and movement of human bodies, photographers were able to draw out the beauty of these automobiles.
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Advocates for the Gateway project say the compromise could draw out construction and increase the overall cost of the project.
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When Nancy Grace frets about a pretty missing white girl, trolls literally draw out the grotesque racialized picture she's implying.
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I get absorbed for an hour or two, and sometimes, I draw out the tricks I'm envisioning in my notebook.
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"They use this physical tool to draw out memories based on the hours of a day," Kelly informs me later.
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The minor characters throughout "Last Christmas" are all wonderfully written, and draw out most of the laughs throughout the movie.
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The second string was sent to the Starkville airport first, as decoys, to draw out any lawyers wielding further injunctions.
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Trout would not sell himself short financially, but he also would not draw out the process of determining his future.
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Other government employees lined up at banks to draw out money they had been unable to collect during the hostilities.
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Some lawyers and experts say that abusers deliberately draw out the process, keeping their ex-partners tethered to them legally.
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The public accounts and conversations, even the ones that feel unsatisfying, hold hidden value because they draw out quieter ones.
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But usually at some point something goes wrong -- not to actually sink the bill, but to draw out its consideration.
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"It speaks to Disney's ability to draw out families on major movie-going holidays," Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at Boxoffice.
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Her function, it seemed, was to generate situations that would draw out Holmes's protectiveness on Watson's behalf — to humanize Holmes.
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To truly appreciate a photograph needs people to draw out its story and retell it, to wonder over the possibilities.
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Ultimately the reason we've published this piece is because music can burrow into and draw out a very specific feeling.
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This whipped mask is just the thing your skin needs to draw out dirt and debris for a blackhead-free complexion.
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Their presence allows Gold to visually draw out the play's themes of thwarted, frustrated, misinterpreted, and deliberately misconstrued efforts at communication.
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They can draw out impurities, transform your texture, brighten your complexion instantly, and even provide a Gatorade-like swig of hydration.
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The amount is enough to complicate and draw out any takeover by raising the prospect of a tender offer, Hamada said.
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The sparse guitars in this track draw out the slow torment buried in every lilt of Folick's voice in this song.
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Comets draw out astronerds unlike anything except free beer, because these voyagers are time capsules of the solar system's early days.
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But just because Coachella can draw out the big crowds and celebrity appearances, doesn't mean it's the only show in town.
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The question moves far away from Rawls's own effort to draw out the principles to which his audience was already committed.
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The mask helps draw out impurities and oil from clogged pores, while licorice evens out skin tone and vitamin C brightens.
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You must also draw out the parent herself; this is tricky, because you must play two conflicting roles—helper and investigator.
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I really wanted to bring forth and draw out a really vulnerable performance that draws the line between reality and fiction.
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The investigation, she said, will draw out the role that opioid manufacturers played in causing the epidemic and letting it continue.
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Depending on how convincing you find that notion, there's a strange implication you might draw out of it about the normal.
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We are lucky if we can find empathic people to embrace and draw out both of these aspects of our selves.
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Best of all, he helps his gifted cast draw out the tale's emotional complexities, which Bernstein's music is so sensitive to.
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Thompson: The moderators missed a few moments to let the candidates spar more and draw out real contrasts with one another.
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Democrats expect to hit the Russia issue hard in an attempt to draw out differences between Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Trump.
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One such approach is to invest as much as you can, and, once you retire, draw out a fixed amount annually.
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Jim Jordan's strategy of attacking Cohen's character and playing defense for the President, Amash asked sharp questions designed to draw out information.
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Kenerson also described how Butina would organize dinners with influential Americans to practice and "adjust her pitch" to draw out useful information.
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TE: Many young people are shy, so the machine asks them questions to draw out information that lovers might want to know.
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Law enforcement have used bait cars to draw out would-be thieves, then remotely lock and disable the car before arresting them.
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Republicans are weighing whether to draw out the proceeding, hindering the presidential campaigns of several Senate Democrats, or seek a quicker resolution.
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Watering holes lose money (except during events that draw out the fearless, such as televised matches during the recent Rugby World Cup).
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Lamb says he sees the world as a ''working landscape'' where he can exploit raw materials to draw out their natural beauty.
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Sogin would draw out a measured amount of the liquid and add it to whatever bacterial culture he intended to process next.
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This is a stylish film, a single-set thriller that uses color, framing and sound to draw out the dread of captivity.
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You can even use your Spotify account to have the board draw out what you are "Now Playing" in the music app.
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Steve Jobs used to sit with me at this Greek restaurant and draw out what I needed to do to make hardware.
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As always, Noah's wild child was starting to draw out Alison's, and pretty soon she was naked in the hot tub too.
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And the moderators didn't even bother trying to draw out contrasts between the candidates, even though their plans have some real differences.
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He is the embodiment of something sexual, so whatever that is in a person, whatever their deepest desire is, he'll draw out.
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If Garbrandt can walk him down and draw out the high kick, surging in with the left hook would be a great look.
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This means I have to move my palm or switch hands back and forth each time I need to draw out the stylus.
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If it's itchiness that's bothering you, try a warm compress — it'll help with the itching, and draw out any pus in the pimples.
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Archie is convinced the murder is a Southsider with an axe to grind, so he plans to draw out the The Black Hood.
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Still, the Addison has nine lovely galleries in which to place an exhibition that might more fully draw out the themes I've described.
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The left is desperate to draw out Russia collusion hoax as long as I can because it gives them something to talk about.
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It's also warm, sensual music, and the band didn't have to sacrifice much of its sharpness or aggressiveness to draw out those qualities.
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Rewards to encourage security vigilance are a common government tactic used, for instance, to draw out information on "terrorism" in far western Xinjiang.
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That is the only way to clean the wound and draw out the poison Vladimir Putin injected into the veins of American democracy.
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When Kaitlyn Kearns was finishes with her mechanical systems class quizes, she uses the extra time to draw out these adorable sea creatures.
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She likes to draw out recessive characters—the unhappy, the untrustworthy, or the downright unlikable—and bring them, however uncertainly, into the light.
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These tiny Magnetos would be deployed in recycling units to draw out valuable materials from spent electronics, used equipment, or native Martian resources.
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We've done a few of these pieces comparing right-wing media to mainstream media, and we can continue to draw out these differences.
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In a deft introduction, Taylor notes that the book is meant to draw out the continued relevance of the statement for contemporary struggles.
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As part of their preparations, they slaughtered a bull then plunged their hands into its stomach to draw out the half-digested grass.
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Schumer, for example, tried to draw out the former prosecutor on whether he personally thought the Clinton investigation had strayed too far afield.
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Gaethje walked us through how he's been trying to draw out Conor into a fight -- but the Irishman seems to be ducking him.
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But if Sebastian and Grace need to be obtuse a little longer than feels plausible, it's worth it to draw out this delight.
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He has never, however, seemed to be much of a follower of scripted TV dramas, which at their best draw out life's complexities.
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Republican voters are especially focused on those issues, meaning any GOP candidate would emphasize them heavily to try to draw out base support.
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Withdrawing from Rodriguez's flashy and powerful kicks, Jung attempted to draw out punches and was able to slip and counter nicely when they came.
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I'll be using the newsletter to tie together threads, identify trends, and draw out implications that you won't get from an algorithmically curated feed.
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It is Mr Amanat's ability to draw out the bigger themes in Iran's history as a Shia powerhouse state that sets the book apart.
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High-level skills carve out the striking features of human subjects, and trained eyes in depth and light draw out sensational three-dimensional effects.
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Consider this Twitter user who felt she had to draw out pictures of produce for her own husband to successfully complete a shopping trip.
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Mostly, though, Chaplin composed graceful, affecting music to draw out the emotional dimensions and sentiment of this poignant story, however comedic on the surface.
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Turkish officials have been releasing information around Khashoggi's death drip by drip, trying to draw out the world's interest and keep Riyadh in focus.
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"Cindy Sherman: Imitation of Life" pulls from the private museum's extensive holdings to draw out the cinematic tendencies of the art world's favorite shapeshifter.
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Democrats have called for an FBI investigation into Ford's allegation about Kavanaugh, which Republicans have called a stall tactic to draw out the process.
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Ever since then, Democratic strategists have chased the white whale, trying to find liberal wedge issues that could draw out their own base voters.
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One reason for their optimism is that these drugs have the same end effect as statins: They cause liver cells to draw out cholesterol.
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Tannehill ran up the middle on a quarterback draw out of the pistol formation, diving into the end zone for a 3-210 lead.
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What Mr. Trump did — and what Mr. Bannon helped draw out in Mr. Trump — was to force these issues and make Republicans take sides.
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We designed the questions to explore differences within the Democratic field, and to draw out the candidates on matters of both policy and personality.
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It's the planet of death and transformation, but its influence can draw out people's dark sides, so watch for manipulative people and shady behavior.
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Researchers have found that whereas upbeat songs may bring out the happy in you, slower songs can draw out both happiness and sadness simultaneously.
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He had just come off the slopes, and the idea came to him to draw out a pattern in the snow with his boots.
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The built-in shortcuts here are big time-savers and can automatically make chords so you don't have to draw out every single note.
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Republicans have sought throughout the public impeachment hearings to draw out opinions from witnesses about whether Trump committed a crime or an impeachable offense.
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The late inclusion was an opportunity for Republicans to draw out the new generation of insurgent liberal representatives who have been critical of Israel.
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Private equity firms tend to prefer a quick and decisive sale to an initial offering, which can draw out the process of selling their stake.
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Flash is awful—insecure, irrelevant, a reminder of a bygone internet age—and it's only really ads that draw out its long and painful death.
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But for all the products on the market claiming to draw out toxins, few, if any, actually go into what the hell qualifies as one.
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"I'm gonna explain to you my crush, and you have to draw out what you think they look like," Mills says from behind the camera.
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The techniques Voigt pioneered allowed him to draw out the personality and beauty of dinosaurs like this Euplocephalus, which he shot at Frankfurt's Senckenberg Naturmuseum.
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The role of journalists is to draw out from the candidates the truth of their convictions and clarify their implementation plans if they are elected.
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"Insides," his Domino début, marked a new beginning: Hopkins built stiffer, quicker beats, to draw out the unease that lurked within his seemingly serene compositions.
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The purple side is made with Amazonian clay to draw out dirt, oil, and grime from clogged pores that can lead to acne and blackheads.
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In agreeing to the tentative interview date, Trump's lawyers had been seeking to draw out Mueller to find out what he already knew, Dowd said.
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No motive for the intentional murder of Wall has been discussed, but prosecutors seem to be attempting to draw out some sort of sexual link.
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Refraining from any use of contemporary voiceover, the documentary skillfully employs a host of pointed juxtapositions to draw out the contradictions marking its time period.
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His style is to use group meetings, and then one-on-one time with each player, in an effort to draw out his individual needs.
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With 2020 now just days away, a look at the 50 biggest funding rounds for start-ups in the past year draw out some trends.
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They say that Democrats have tried to draw out the investigation as long as possible once the anticipated smoking gun proving collusion failed to materialize.
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"These patches are made with hydrocolloid, an ingredient proven to help draw out infection from a pimple while protecting it from outside bacteria," she explains.
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"If our objective is to draw out facts and shape the narrative for the American people, that wasn't a great way to start," said Rep.
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The example that it could be done would, in turn, draw out a surge of like-minded independent candidates who would reshape Congress, he added.
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Ryan Murphy loves to draw out the suspense in his on-screen storytelling, and also in the way he leaks tiny details about American Horror Story.
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"Jim Bob likes to kind of draw out the whole process whenever you ask him to marry one of his daughters," says Jill's husband Derick Dillard.
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But what "Dreamers" lacks in citations of official data it makes up for through its Hindi-speaking author's ability to draw out her subjects' inner thoughts.
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Samuel Beckett's mimed plays "Act Without Words I" and "Act Without Words II" use silence to draw out the frustration, pointlessness and endured unendurability of life.
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Those tools helped draw out extra nutrients from cooking animals and plants, and led to biological and evolutionary changes that made us who we are today.
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And such a fast-track move could anger Republicans who could take procedural steps to draw out the process, possibly until after Clinton is sworn-in.
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Similar to charcoal masks, our Sunday night self-care pastime, using activated charcoal toothpaste is like using a vacuum to draw out impurities on your teeth.
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Some sceptics ponder how effectively the FA would manage its windfall and whether Mr Khan's bid should be used to draw out other, more lucrative offers.
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The momentary island seemed to draw out hope for survival by carving a sense of place for those left behind by the "progress" in San Francisco.
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This mask is made from natural ingredients, including two types of clay, bamboo, and matcha, to draw out impurities, improve skin elasticity, and soften your skin.
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The interruption is obviously orchestrated by the producers, helping draw out their relationship woes and making Peter look like total lovable leading man material, yet again.
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I think any woman can relate at that moment that motherhood is extremely revealing, and can draw out emotions you never knew you were capable of.
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While that will draw out the process, it will also allow the sales to go ahead to appease regulators and free up capital, Davy Stockbrokers said.
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That's just one reason we tapped Jones for this interview with Richie: Who better to draw out the true you than a friend you've known forever?
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He was stacking photocopies in an unnecessarily fastidious way, to draw out their few minutes together, before a guard oversaw the students' transfer through work exchange.
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Map their emotions in the format of a "customer journey" (I usually draw out a line — like a timeline — and make notes of the highs/lows).
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This allows users to set the camera in one spot and draw out a path for the camera to trace over a specific amount of time.
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Never the main event, but always essential: pieces of raw fish seasoned simply, with a few strong ingredients to draw out the taste of the sea.
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And it tends to favor those campaigns that are more technologically sophisticated and can identify, draw out and measure its support over a longer voting period.
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It isn't the man on the operating table that is linked to ISIS, but rather his brother, whom the government wanted to draw out of hiding.
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When they poured water into it, they were able to draw out superheated steam at temperatures higher than 400 degrees Celsius — an extremely potent source of energy.
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Before you draw out your contorted tent pegs and aim them straight towards your laptop screen, I get it: the music festival has died several times already.
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Lemmings, who has a young child of his own, was able to slowly draw out Brayden, as the two gave each other high fives and fist bumps.
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The surgeon may make a slit in this long, flexible tube and draw out fluid with a needle (aspiration) or flush the tube with a solution (irrigation).
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Their plan is to "draw out, obstruct, play out the clock so that we can get to 2018 with this doubt over the White House," she said.
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In one such foray into analysis, McBee explains that sociologists use a classroom task called the "man box" to draw out young children's developing ideas about masculinity.
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Novey wants to draw out the prejudices, fears, and desires that are bound up with political impulses—to see whether an individual can ever untangle those knots.
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During the Judiciary hearing, lawmakers in both parties were eager to have Mueller draw out elements of the report that backed their arguments heading into the event.
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Being able to see the map draw out as you're flying means you can change course, or take multiple passes over a problem area before you land.
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But slow stories can often feel disappointing to viewers, because they draw out certain story turns long after viewers have already figured out what's going to happen.
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Mr. Pompeo has rejected that approach, saying it was taken in past negotiations and only encouraged North Korea to draw out the process, with no final benefit.
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When it is time for my son's writing practice, I draw out sentences as John spells out each word to me, and he then copies them underneath.
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Some people call it a twang, but any Midwesterner will tell you that, despite the fact they draw out their a's, they don't speak with an accent.
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But Thursday's result could give him more space to draw out the timeline, avoiding the abrupt imposition of major barriers between Britain and its largest export market.
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But Trump's allies are throwing up a series of legal roadblocks — executive and attorney-client privilege, protection of classified information, counter lawsuits — to draw out that process.
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This was a missed opportunity for the moderators to draw out more detail about each candidate's plan, the trade-offs involved, and how each would be implemented.
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So when Cremeans got a tip that Randazza — who's based in Las Vegas — had flown into Columbus, he followed him, hoping Randazza would draw out his client.
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Robots can help train some autistic children how to behave in socially appropriate ways and can sometimes draw out social skills that human therapists may struggle to elicit.
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While turning the back is technically illegal in boxing Jersey Joe Walcott made use of the strategy to draw out and knock down the more methodical Joe Louis.
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The objects in House on Fascination Street are designed to capture the parapsychologic energy produced by these experiences, and draw out similar energy from visitors' own childhood memories.
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Those types of signals can be used to try to draw out with, let's say, 95 percent confidence that, okay, this advertiser, this guy, is a disinformation agent.
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Not books about Neel exactly, but books that, as Als explained in his talk, pick up on and draw out the political themes he sees in her work.
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What they do, according to O*NET: They operate machines that wind or twist textiles, or draw out and combine sliver, such as wool, hemp, or synthetic fibers.
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He explained how members of his family would let the plant leaves marinate in alcohol to draw out their healing properties, then soak rags in the liquid balm.
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You can also draw out the fun by enlisting help to make decorations, like streamers or posters, while you select festive lighting on your smart bulb's mobile app.
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But on Friday, aides in the West Wing were reassessing the move, first reported by the website Axios, worrying that it might only draw out the impeachment process.
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With this in mind, it is useful to revisit the articles in this series to draw out some of the more important common threads, insights and shared concerns.
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None of this makes for a feel-good feminist revenge flick, but it does draw out issues of power and consent that many rape-revenge stories gloss over.
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Bran Stark and Theon Greyjoy: According to the plan discussed in "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," Bran will be used as bait to draw out the Night King.
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In recent hearings, she has also tried to draw out Powell, appointed by President Donald Trump, on the "chaos" created by the Trump administration's housing, trade and other policies.
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Dillashaw fights southpaw pretty well, it would be interesting to see him draw out Garbradnt's rushes and hit him with the left straight to counter as Marcus Brimage did.
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Puzzles in Midnight Scenes are often used to draw out a moment as a way to increase the tension by having you spend time traveling somewhere to get something.
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The debate commission said the candidates will each have two minutes to respond to the questions, and then the moderators can draw out the question more for another minute.
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The Ruins may not be "genuine ruins," but such an unusual case can help to draw out themes that may be present even with ancient sites, though less obvious.
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Given how well Masvidal was able to counter off Cerrone's kicks once he had absorbed the momentum, Till might look to crowd Cerrone and draw out a predictable kick.
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Framer X is a rich, React-based design tool that lets any designer draw out their interface components and instantly send them over to the engineering team for collaboration.
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Jennie Garth doesn't seem like she wants to draw out her divorce, so it's convenient she and her estranged hubby signed a prenup ... according to new legal docs anyway.
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That strategy didn't work and Clinton failed to draw out the same coalition of voters who vaulted President Barack Obama to the White House, ultimately losing to Donald Trump.
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De León supporters respond that a young Latino challenge at the top of the ticket will draw out voters who don't normally participate in midterm elections, swamping Republicans statewide.
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Daniel Goldman, the veteran former federal prosecutor from the Southern District of New York, kept his questions simple, straightforward, and formulated to draw out as much substance as possible.
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There is some optimism that Mr. Trump may prove useful to candidates in specific areas, helping draw out blue-collar voters in places like western Wisconsin and eastern Ohio.
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The basic idea is to take some polymer material and apply electric charges to it in just the right way as to draw out nanoscale fibers one by on.
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Her opponents — in both the general election and the runoff on Saturday — reached for issues that have worked well in the past to draw out their most ardent supporters.
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It was really cool working with someone who's a talented producer and knows how to draw out someone who they already are, so it was pretty easy working together.
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Some foreign leaders have determined the best approach to dealing with Mr. Trump is to draw out negotiations for as long as possible, potentially waiting out Mr. Trump's presidency.
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I have much admiration for Thomas Piketty, Emmanuel Saez, Gabriel Zucman and others for their seriousness in trying to improve wealth measurement and draw out the possible social implications.
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Every time I talk to her, or she gives me advice, or she checks on me, I feel like she sees something that she wants to draw out of me.
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As I soon learned in my career as a journalist, though, the real stories -- the ones that leave a mark -- are usually more nuanced and take time to draw out.
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The pursuit of all these records could draw out the confirmation process, despite Republican hopes to confirm the judge by the beginning of the Supreme Court&aposs term in October.
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It is useful to provide this corrective, because attempts to draw out lessons from Brexit for the current US presidential election have largely drawn on these three somewhat false narratives.
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The author himself was raised in the religion, and their shared experiences helped Brandt draw out his subject as their jump-started conversations continued over five years, until Sheeran died.
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Now authorities are scouring those lawsuits for clues about the killer or killers, hoping to draw out suspects that would lead to charges while the couple's friends mourn and wonder.
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Like all great business school cases, they tell an interesting story and provide the critical facts but leave it to the interactive classroom experience to draw out the relevant lessons.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said there is no deal yet and that the House will introduce its own bill -- something that could significantly draw out the process to finalize legislation.
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As "Versace" moves backward in time, it attempts to draw out those victims' lives — and in the case of Miglin's husband and Madson, their closeted sexuality is a unifying theme.
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"I am looking for a leader, I am looking for a president who will draw out what is best in each of us," Buttigieg said in Dallas, Texas, on Monday.
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She performed entirely new renditions of her songs: on "Lover," Swift transformed the song into stripped-down piano arrangement with a slower tempo so she could draw out the lyrics.
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Artists didn't work from a script, but rather were expected to draw out an issue (sometimes after a discussion with writer/editor Lee) to which dialogue was added after the fact.
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As the three thieves bumble their way through the robbery, supposedly swashbuckling officer Amjad Khan (Vivek Oberoi) paces the street outside the bank, thinking of ways to draw out the robbers.
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A group of House Republicans urged Mr. Rubio to fight on — to walk away from negotiations and even send his members home in protest to draw out concessions from the Senate.
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The Supreme Court obviously believes that hostility towards religion has no place in our government, though it took the extreme, explicit rhetoric of the Colorado Commission to draw out their condemnation.
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"It is not unusual for competition investigations to draw out for several years," said Agustín Reyna, head of legal and economic affairs at the European Consumer Organization, a consumer rights group.
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It was fascinating, though, to hear Mr. Tao draw out every dissonance-statured, vehement element of the sonata while also bringing affecting tranquillity to the pensive conclusion of the last movement.
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Ironically, it's the stonewalling and other evasive behavior by Levandowski and others — and apparently egged on by Travis Kalanick — that now gives Alphabet a decent excuse to draw out the legal battle.
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I shudder to talk about donuts like this, but the way that the lemon combines with the yeast is truly radical, doubling down on the sour to draw out the sweetness dialectically.
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But Democrats hope that his appearance will be a powerful moment in itself and they will seek to draw out the former special counsel -- a deeply experienced witness after decades in Washington.
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Challenges have been used to draw out the legal process for several drug traffickers, including that of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzman, who is currently serving a life sentence in the United States.
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Onstage for virtually all of its two-hour running time, Mr. Jones and Ms. Tyson draw out all its nuances, as Weller and Fonsia bicker and make nice over a card table.
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"The Japanese text in Dragon Quest is extremely appealing, but I feel that the first few localizations of the games did not fully capitalize on and draw out this aspect," he says.
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Like Paxton's character in the 1996 blockbuster Twister, storm chasers grabbed their gear and hit the road to mark the coordinates that would draw out an epic tribute to the prolific actor.
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Earlier that day, 37-year-old Lakeem Keon Scott had opened fire on motorists and a Day's Inn in Bristol, Tennessee, apparently attempting to draw out a police response and shoot officers.
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Because he can't rely on zooms and pans and can't slow down the action, Naishuller has to resort to other ways to draw out the shock and awe of an action sequence.
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It would have been the perfect place to write down level codes, cheats, or draw out maps to help you navigate Metroid's endless caves and caverns—when you were eight years old.
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Lawsuits from greens are likely to draw out that process further, which is why Republicans and drillers had hoped to end the rule through the immediate action of a CRA disapproval resolution.
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Panel Democrats say they're preparing to offer dozens of amendments and plan to draw out the hearing for hours, as they make the case to protect the Obama-era financial regulation law.
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I had to draw out diagrams of the whole beer-making process and explain everything to them to find out what kind of permits I would need to make it all happen.
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Her 493 run for the Virginia House of Delegates ended in heartbreak, with her losing a random-chance draw out of a bowl after she tied her opponent with 11,607 votes apiece.
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OPEC's decision to extend the same level of cuts for nine months rather than reducing production further could prove insufficient to draw out the surplus despite OPEC's strict compliance with the curbs.
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The polling firm urged Republican incumbents in California to focus on fundraising and to hold town halls without delay in order to draw out criticism as early as possible and energize voters.
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When the couple bought it, they were determined to draw out its essence even further, inspired particularly by the artist Donald Judd and his former home and studio at 101 Spring Street.
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We went through 20 years worth of playoff football to draw out 880 quarters of data to figure out which numbers are the most valuable when it comes to Super Bowl squares.
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Shoppers already had nearly a month of sales promotions as retailers look to draw out a holiday season that on paper is six days shorter this year due to a late Thanksgiving.
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Most industry experts say India will export 5 million tonnes, still up nearly a third on a year earlier, but prices might have to rise even further to draw out more supplies.
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Shoppers already had nearly a month of sales promotions as retailers look to draw out a holiday season that on paper is six days shorter this year due to a late Thanksgiving.
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That raises the stakes for how scientists, who have long tried to distinguish between short-term weather fluctuations and long-term climate shifts, draw out and discuss the links between the two.
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To find dialect words or expressions, they track down old people in the countryside, sit with them and patiently question them about their childhood, hoping to draw out distinctive local words and expressions.
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American Williams and Moscow-born Rodina were the final two mothers in the singles draw out of the six who came out swinging their rackets a week ago at the All England Club.
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But, being blind, he was tripped up by the analytical reasoning, or "logic games" section, which often requires test-takers to draw out diagrams in order to discern the answers to the questions.
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For slower scenes, that draw out the excitement and build it up through the duration of the scene, the rhythm and speeds slow down and work in tandem with the content being broadcasted.
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While it might seem that something so thick and tacky would clog pores more and make matters worse, salves actually help soothe the skin, protect wounds, and draw out any infections lurking within.
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But Democrats are pledging to draw out public debate over Trump's Cabinet picks, whom they argue deserve extra scrutiny because of their wealth and ties to industries that they'll be responsible for overseeing.
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Fellow Torontonian River Tiber supplies the album's only guest spot on "Tell Me," and it helps draw out Cartier's versatility: he can hop between aggressive trap and simmering, personal R&B with ease.
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But Grayson has still been using those stances to draw out some strong contrasts, campaigning on gun control, reproductive choice, public schools, and, to a lesser degree, the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
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At Senia in Honolulu, he and his co-chef, Anthony Rush, a 2100-year-old Englishman, braise 'ulu like artichoke, in seasoned white wine, or bake it to draw out notes of maple.
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As trade tensions with the U.S. draw out, the world's second largest economy will likely seek to beef up its domestic economy, which contributes more to growth than its exports, according to analysts.
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While any appeal could further draw out the protracted case, the ruling gives a shot in the arm to foreign investors, who had been getting impatient with India's lengthy bad loan resolution process.
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To operate one of their drones, farmers just need to draw out the shape of the land on their phones, and the drone will do the rest — including returning to its base station.
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Trump's efforts were unlikely to draw out minorities in his favor but could reassure some moderate Republicans worried about his views on race, said Bernard Fraga, a political science professor at Indiana University.
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And, in order to bring this dark tale of teenage sexuality to life, the soundtrack pulls from every corner of the 90s to draw out all its bittersweetness and downright fucked-up-ness.
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And with an experienced older character on hand to draw out the protagonists' motives and question their purpose, Flatliners could have focused on character development and conflict past the most basic, obvious first steps.
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However, the downstream effects [are seen] as companies mature or need to raise capital, or don't need to raise capital and are offered a bunch of money from SoftBank, which can draw out things.
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He has been essentially irrelevant to the Republican health care agenda, except to draw out the process when Congress might have otherwise put the issue aside after the first disastrous attempt in the spring.
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Andrew Bailey, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, said the analysis provided a very helpful basis for firms to draw out lessons on where supervision and lines of defense should focus their energies.
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I read the oral history of Twin Peaks this summer, and one of the recurring themes was David Lynch asking people to slow down: Play music slower, walk slower, draw out shots and scenes.
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For the most part, the same group of attendees show up at the same batch of fashion shows, but there are a handful of shows out there that draw out a crowd of devotees.
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The sophisticated setting draws a correspondingly subdued crowd, and alcohol you've bought outside is forbidden, so it seems like possibly the worst place to try to draw out a sense of curiosity in others.
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On the one hand, tournaments like the World Cup are often thought to draw out the kinds of energies we wouldn't want active in the real world: intense nationalism, competitiveness, a kind of violence.
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Despite the fact he's been interviewed plenty of times over his career, the filmmakers have managed to draw out strange new little anecdotes of his childhood that've had a huge influence on his vision.
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The usual Milanese obstruction is traffic, a slow grind to nowhere that can draw out a single block's journey to a half-hour of agony and bring fashion week pilgrims to an interminable stop.
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Terrell's refusal to call Ali by his chosen name led to a harsh drubbing and many felt that Ali could have stopped Terrell but chose to draw out the fight to make a point.
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But Ms. Leigh, whose own mother died two years ago, said she wanted to draw out her tender, thwarted core, especially in the later scenes, where a stroke has left her struggling to communicate.
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While I cannot settle a domestic disagreement, I can offer you some information to bolster both positions (and maybe draw out this argument well into the holiday season.) Let's start with the fire risk.
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The whole point of discussion drafts, hearings, and debate are to draw out the problems in a bill — to find the kinks that any first version of legislation inevitably have, and make those better.
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White Bear There are references to white bears all throughout Black Mirror (with "Bandersnatch" even using the white bear logo as a way to draw out the choose your own adventure style of the game).
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Draw out your professional goals If you're feeling stuck in the daily grind at work, take the advice of a former Google career coach and job strategist who's helped thousands of professionals advance their careers.
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"I have been using objects and quiet edits to the architecture in attempts to draw out affects of desire and shame in a strictly gendered space," he writes in the description of Everything Is Nice.
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"This is a lose-lose for the company and for sukuk holders, as it will draw out the whole process," said Abdul Kadir Hussain, head of fixed income asset management at Arqaam Capital in Dubai.
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This is routine for any situation in which prosecutors suspect that a crime might have taken place; part of their job is to coordinate with the police to draw out evidence necessary to consider charges.
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As Gillum and King look to draw out contrasts with their opponent, religion could help them campaign for a more compassionate government that helps the poor, the disenfranchised, immigrants, people with disabilities, and the unemployed.
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Then she caramelizes it, just enough to draw out its sweet, gingery contours without sacrificing crunch, and deploys it in a "paella" of sushi rice flipped in a wok with tiger shrimp, mussels and Parmesan.
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The House Judiciary Committee has demanded that McGahn appear in a public hearing before it on May 21, which would give Democrats an opportunity to draw out unflattering details about Trump and his White House.
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But when Bloom's mention of potential compensation became more frequent, the woman said she tried to draw out the lawyer to see how high the offer might reach and who might be behind the money.
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Starting as a hardcore-inspired rock 'n' roll band in 2002, the band would would land a manager at its first show and draw out major label A&R types by its very next live appearance.
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I use to draw out every frame with pencil and animate them after scanning them onto my PC. When I entered high school stress and anxiety made staying consistent with my animating much harder to control.
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It turns out that Gabriel was forced to leave Alexandria with supplies from the boat that Rick ransacked earlier this season — the boat was a trap to draw out other survivors and steal the supplies onboard.
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His tempo in the first movement was reined in just enough to allow him to draw out curiously crisscrossing inner voices; tart (almost rude) harmonic intrusions; and hints of weighty darkness, especially in the development section.
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The Lovot, an amalgam of "love" and "robot", cannot help with the housework but it will "draw out your ability to love," Groove X founder and CEO Kaname Hayashi told reporters at the launch in Tokyo.
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"In the first five pages of the comic, there were big, interesting ideas that we could draw out and make much more intriguing and mysterious, instead of just laying them out so plainly," Mr. Rogen said.
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I tried to pose questions that would draw out emotion, such as: If Yoni could come back from the past, and you could sit with him for a couple of hours, what would you talk about?
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Pyongyang's playbook is now well-known: Draw out negotiations for as long as possible while demanding a peace treaty and other concessions, recognition as a nuclear state, and the normalization of relations with the United States.
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Democratic Party primaries will almost by definition draw out disagreements over taxes and transfers, but in 2016, the primacy of fiscal issues ended up giving short shrift to less pecuniary consequences of increasing concentrations of wealth.
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We could certainly use leadership of their force and logic to draw out compromise and cause people to pause and reflect on the damage that is being done by the present state of our political discourse.
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It stands to reason that the midterm election will draw out reliable Republican voters who may not be engaged enough to vote in special elections but already have the regularly scheduled ones marked on their calendars.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Never mind that presidential campaign rallies often draw out thousands of people who can be pressed tightly together in school cafeterias, gymnasiums and event venues.
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Ms. Capito expressed reservations in recent months about Republican proposals, calling for a plan that would at least draw out the rollback of federal payments made to states under the health care law over several years.
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Beck treats footprints like brushstrokes, marching across vast stretches of land to draw out shapes and patterns, and he's currently working with volunteers on a series of "snow drawings" throughout the mountain town of Silverthorne, Colorado.
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Everytown also spent more than $67,000 to aid Democrat Shelly Simonds, who gained national attention in 2017 after a tie with her Republican opponent David Yancey was decided by a random draw out of a bowl.
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So to heighten the anticipation further, and draw out these last few days before its August 8 release (it will be available digitally starting August 15), the Swedish retailer has put out a full-on theatrical trailer.
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After HBO confirmed that Season 8 won't premiere until 2019, network president Casey Bloys insists that this was a calculated decision – not just a way to draw out the pain of waiting for and losing this show.
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What triggered the confrontation or why the planes were in the region is unclear, but analysts said the mission may have been designed by Russia to draw out South Korean and Japanese aircraft for intelligence gathering purposes.
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Maybe some of these athletes should now take their protests to the polling places to draw out people out, to vote out some of these people, the prosecutors, the district attorneys, the people, the judges -- INGRAHAM: Yes.
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His French accent was gravelly and phlegmy, and he would pause before he spoke, making a famous "Look, uhhhhhhhhh" when he was searching for a word which would draw out forever in a sort of hypnotizing chant.
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Mr. Acosta sometimes elicits eye-rolls from others in the White House press corps, who wonder if his aggressive questions are meant less to draw out information from Mr. Trump than to create a camera-ready spectacle.
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This, of course, won't work for the overall defense plan, so Cara Dune engages in a one-person anti-armor expedition to draw out the AT-ST, hiding in the water and engaging it at close range.
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Masterfully stitching together and editing the footage for a seamless flow, Fischli and Weiss draw out the extraordinary in the ordinary as they pay tribute to an underappreciated form of infrastructure upon which civilizations have been built.
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In an attempt to divide Democrats and draw out vulnerable swing-district members, Republicans offered a provision that would require the F.B.I. to alert Immigration and Customs Enforcement if an undocumented immigrant tried to obtain a firearm.
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A focal point of the action was to draw out the parallels between the rapid gentrification of neighborhoods in New York and Los Angeles, and how artists and galleries in both cities often contribute to that process.
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Handing the MST3K gang a Stranger Things clip to pick over is a strategic move — a way to draw out the rabid fanbase of the beloved supernatural show, while also drumming up attention for the new show's debut.
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All of it is harrowing — and written in such heart-stoppingly beautiful language there's a good chance readers will ignore the plot and spend a few hours just chewing on the words, slowly, to draw out the flavor.
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When you draw out your box and then hold Shift and continue dragging left or right, you'll lock the height dimension; when you drag up or down when holding Shift, it will scale while locking the width dimension.
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There is a gap in the encirclement to the west of the city, which seems to have a purpose: to draw out any ISIS fighters who do not want to fight to death in the heavily populated city.
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So Rubio is hedging his bets and trying to draw out his ample resources to stay in the race until mid-March, when the states begin to award delegates on a winner-take-all-basis, rather than proportionally.
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"We had an opportunity to take a clean sheet of paper and draw out what we might do," said that executive, Stephen Scherr, the chief of strategy for Goldman and the chief executive of its federally insured bank.
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One person close to the House committee said that Schneider's request for documents relating to "gifts, benefits, or other tangible items of value" is designed to draw out evidence of similar spending and exorbitant purchases for NRA leadership.
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There's a mini-bar of soft drinks (even more than in business), which raises up and down from the side panel, and you can also draw out a large table, providing tons of room for food and magazines.
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Americans will be able to watch, in real time, as Democrats try to draw out evidence that Donald Trump abused the power of his office and as Republicans seek to defend the president and discredit the impeachment process.
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So is her singing, as she cultivates a bemused indifference that cracks at unexpected moments, like when "Cool" ascends into a gleeful high note ("Ooooooooooh" is the best vowel to draw out, as she and Taylor Swift know).
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About seven nominees may receive confirmation votes Friday afternoon, after Trump's inauguration, while Democrats are already looking to draw out the process with some of the picks, like secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson and HHS nominee Tom Price.
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Canelo essentially gave away the fifth round by leaning on the ropes and hoping to draw out some bigger blows, but Golovkin was having none of it and simply pinned him in place with jabs and flicking right straights.
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In Philadelphia for the summer to help take care of his grandchild, Goodwin said he hopes to see Clinton and Kaine continue to draw out the contrasting visions of the two parties as they hit the road this weekend.
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The fact that 13 Reasons Why is based on a book whose story is complete doesn't even matter — just look at Big Little Lies, another literary phenomenon that might draw out its story after critical acclaim for the show.
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Take a look at Mr. Snyder trying to draw out John Lydon, who was known as Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols and who had to be one of journalism's most hostile interviews: Is the term TIGER MOM common?
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STOLBERG: That sort of brings us back, in a way, to the Kavanaugh hearings, and I wonder if you could just draw out for me a little bit more of the parallels that you see between these two hearings.
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Related: Pauley Perrette implies 'multiple physical assaults' led her to quit 'NCIS' "It does seem the questions are made to draw out nasty answers, which is a shame cause the show is funny without all that," one person tweeted.
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From the apparent absurdity of the premise, Bambitchell draw out more uncomfortable legacies of seemingly ridiculous practices, implicating film in the history of animal abuse via Thomas Edison's 1903 short Electrocuting an Elephant (which is exactly what it sounds like).
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The one Nogueira twin who could box, 'Little Nog' used a flicking southpaw jab to draw out the big swings of his opponent, giving ground and returning with the left hand or catching them with the right hook as they followed.
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I think the strongest link we might have as far as environment is just being in the desert, being able to draw out some certain aspects of music that—when you're playing music in this vein, it becomes emphasized more strongly.
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He says it's simple to draw out great flavor with good ingredients, like the "100 percent organic" tomatoes and avocados he eats for breakfast, with a sprinkle of good fleur de sel, and plenty of spices like turmeric and ginger.
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So when the vessel sailed from the South Street Seaport to Staten Island last year for a mast-to-hull restoration, the crew feared that the extensive damage would draw out repairs and delay the ship's return to its Manhattan berth.
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Laine and Starsiak had to literally draw out their family tree in this behind-the-scenes video to help fans understand their complicated connections, but here's a quick breakdown: Starsiak's dad, Casey, had three children with her mom, Laine, before divorcing.
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As The Times has now revealed, the F.B.I. was worried enough to set up a honey trap, sending a comely government investigator posing as a research assistant to draw out George Papadopoulos, a Trump campaign adviser, in a London bar.
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Departing a meeting with the top four congressional leaders and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Pelosi said there is no deal yet and that the House will introduce its own bill -- something that could significantly draw out the process to finalize legislation.
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For now, the best I can do is draw out the moments that float on the surface of my memory, the ones I'm most grateful for, as they taught me invaluable lessons not only about the world, but also about myself.
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The proposals seek to restrict legal challenges known as amparos to avoid delaying extraditions, something used to draw out the legal process of several drug traffickers, including Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzman, currently serving a life sentence in the United States.
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One day in December she cooked an ounce and a half of pot in coconut oil to draw out the THC, put the oil in a big batch of brownies, made tea with the mostly spent leaves and threw them away.
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But when Benedict and Bergoglio are together — first at the castle and then, in the film's most beautiful section, in a small room abutting the Sistine Chapel — the actors draw out both the spiritual and the psychological dimensions of their characters.
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The exorcism that opened the game was designed to draw out an evil spirit, not a demon in particular — and it drew out the essence of the very human Sally while leaving behind a Melkhiresa who thought she was Sally.
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Instead of using cod that had already been salted and dried, chef Alex Raij used a quick-cure method on fresh cod, by salting for a few hours then pressing the fish under a heavy pan to draw out the moisture.
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"Coming into 2018, a pause was likely — that's following two years of 35 percent gains, so a pause or consolidation was actually healthy — but as this pause continued to draw out as the year progressed, we started to lose technical strength," O'Hara said.
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As Donald Trump learned in Iowa, you can lead the polls, but voters new to the system aren't always willing to show up for the complex rigors of caucusing—and Sanders, in particular, will be hoping to draw out young, first-time voters.
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On the first two videos from last year's huge Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit, "Depreston" and "Pedestrian at Best," Barnett worked with directors ho were able to draw out her twin gifts for rambling lows and comic highs.
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After taking four steps backwards, I recommend we shake the tent to draw out the creature, but the woman protests—she doesn't wish to frighten the crustacean, or bring any "bad energy" to the situation, which she believes was caused by fate.
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"This review will seek to draw out how members of the Windrush generation came to be entangled in measures designed for illegal immigrants, why that was not spotted sooner and whether the right corrective measures are now in place," Javid told parliament.
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Horizon Zero Dawn also has conversation trees and a narrative side-questing and main quest system that feels like a BioWare games at times, albeit with a little less emphasis on the talking, which those games tend to draw out too long anyway.
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We do now, as the Chanels decide to celebrate the new Chanels with a makeover party at the hospital where they send Chanel No. 8 to find a gift -- a Hermes silver infinity choker -- in the morgue (to draw out the Green Meanie).
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Rather than just blending in whole herbs, however, they borrowed a technique from ice cream-making and steeped the chocolate mint in milk, which has the distinct capacity to draw out both the fat- and water-soluble flavor compounds from the mint.
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Not only is it loaded with white clay and salicylic acid to draw out gunk that comfortably sits in your pores like a beach chair in the sand, but it also only requires that you wear it for five to 10 minutes.
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She frames the narrative around the journey of cholera, "an old hand at pandemics", which terrorised London, New York and Paris in the 19th century, to draw out worrying parallels between the mistakes of the past and today's treatment of pandemic threats.
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Durant's use of fields of green, blue, yellow, and orange alludes to ways color field artists such as Alma Thomas, Sam Gilliam, Ed Clark, and Mark Rothko isolated and emphasized color as a way to focus on their concerns that draw out emotion.
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For example, when I'm mapping out a page and it has just a few lines on it or just a face or whatever, oftentimes I'll draw out the whole scene beforehand, and I'll pare it down to what I think is really important.
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Or maybe it's because the effect of history is to draw out drama at the expense of vast examples of mundanity, and the "creatives" of today will appear to have lived just as exciting lives as Simone de Beauvoir or Orson Welles.
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By working backwards from the decision in structuring the film, it allowed us to draw out, almost like a sin curve, where did the media blow up this part of the story, and where did this part of the story not get covered.
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Scriptwriters from Amazon's U.S. shows like "Transparent" and "Man in the High Castle" conducted workshops for Indian screenwriters, offering guidance on storytelling in a limited format, how to develop a longer story arc and tips on how to draw out individual characters.
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Daniel Goldman, a veteran former federal prosecutor who asked questions for the Democrats, used the 45 minutes allotted to him to draw out a cohesive line of questioning and a vivid narrative from Kent and Taylor of Trump's pressure campaign in Ukraine.
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More stuff you're not supposed to have fun with!) Eventually, the film introduces a temporary black police chief (Clarke Peters) who seems meant to draw out — Sidney Poitier-style — some of the bigotry coursing through town, or at least through the precinct.
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To draw out the work's themes about the corruption of aristocratic privilege and the crumbling of empires, the director, Robert Carsen, updated the setting from 18th-century Vienna in the time of Maria Theresa to the brink of the First World War.
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Washington (CNN)Obtaining funding is only half the fight for President Donald Trump to move forward with his signature border wall, as the administration is expected to face a slew of legal challenges that will likely draw out the construction of barriers.
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As Pelosi resisted transmitting the articles of impeachment to the Senate, White House officials speculated she was attempting the draw out the proceedings to prevent Trump from delivering the annual address as an acquitted President rather than one still weathering a trial.
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During Tuesday's hearing, Democrats focused on trying to draw out details about how Mr. Trump asked Mr. Lewandowski to pressure the attorney general at the time, Jeff Sessions, to diminish the scope of the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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"Nowadays with TV's landscape, people tend to draw out the series and whatnot, but I think [creator] Mike [Schur] made the proper decision of giving the story a full and complete arc, and not everybody is able to do that nowadays," he said.
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To draw out the contrast further, Mueller didn't stumble into his criminal investigation of Trump because his initial inquiry came up empty, but because the president (both publicly and in well-documented private encounters) has tried to stymie the underlying inquiry, which also continues.
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I'm happy to help turn your brain off for a little bit, maybe draw out a couple chuckles, and while I know this is a stupid skill, I just felt really stupid throughout Wednesday as I tried to concoct a usable idea for this space.
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Related: Chicago is Going to Pay Reparations to People the Police Tortured Decades Ago Between 1972 and 1991, in an attempt to draw out confessions, Burge ran a group of detectives known as the "Midnight Crew" that tortured as many as 120 African-American men.
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It was just the singing that made him look ugly—the way he scrunched up his nose whenever he had to draw out a line and furrowed his brows whenever he had trouble pronouncing the words, his pained expression in the especially emotional moments.
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Trump has routinely touted his personal rapport with Kim though his failure to secure a concrete pledge on denuclearization during the Singapore summit has raised concerns that the North Korean leader is using flattery to draw out the process without making any real concessions.
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Building a parental leave program into Social Security, and allowing parents to draw out benefits at the same time that Social Security pays out record amounts of benefits to Baby Boomers, will burden the new program with the uncertainty and solvency problems of Social Security.
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But the brilliance of Bee's show — and one of the many ways in which it might actually be outgrowing Jon Stewart's shoes — is that, while Full Frontal absolutely leans left, it also does its due diligence to draw out humanity across partisan divides, humorously but honestly.
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Dean's appearance Monday quickly degenerated into the typical partisan circus often seen in House hearings as Democrats sought to draw out parallels between Nixon and Trump and the President's Republican allies blasted Dean as biased and some members even seemed intent on relitigating the Watergate scandal.
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But booking acts like Davido is what continues to make a draw out of SXSW, the festival itself, the part that coordinates with artists from around the world to bring them to Austin but gets drowned out by the surrounding hoopla and marketing money tossed around.
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What I could relate to, although our situations might have been different, was just trying to reach across and draw out someone who is really wanting to assert their independence, so they're not wanting to share themselves in the way the mom wants them to share.
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After much conjecture from the general public on if the Senate would confirm him, the vote fell to a few "swing" senators, including Susan Collins, a Republican from Maine who decided to draw out her decision as long as possible, finally addressing the Senate on Friday afternoon.
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Inevitably, Dell's free-wheeling attitude -- and wide-eyed reaction to Phillip's gaudy wealth -- begins to draw out his morose boss, who immediately informs him that he has a "Do Not Resuscitate" order, underscoring his compromised will to live since his accident and the death of his wife.
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"I'm looking for a president who will draw out what is best in each of us, and I'm encouraging everybody who was part of my campaign to join me because we have found that leader in Vice President — soon to be President — Joe Biden" (The Hill).
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Marini is a member of an exotic tribe known as West Coast Straussians: a student of Harry Jaffa, who was a student of the opaque but influential political philosopher Leo Strauss, and who sought to draw out connections between the American republic and its classical antecedents.
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What IFI's larger top-50 table, embedded below, doesn't really draw out are whether there are any trends around what kind of patents are being granted — whether, for example, we are seeing a rise in autonomous vehicle-related patents or declines in patents that are related to mobile phones.
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Thanks to fluid-absorbing agents like pectin, it takes zits with a visible head (you know the ones) and works to draw out the pus without the need to squeeze, a habit which often leaves behind areas of hyperpigmentation that can sometimes take weeks — or longer — to fade.
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So this whole back-and-forth is a way to stretch out the argument, make it look that whether the president is or is not willing to do it, he -- make it look like he is and draw out this whole back-and-forth for as long as possible.
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Why it matters: Despite public pressure from Boeing to get the 737 MAX back in the air as soon as January, the agency's decision removes the aircraft maker's authority to perform its own pre-delivery safety checks and sign-offs — and could draw out the aircraft's ungrounding process.
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Still, the overwhelming majority of the endorsements, money and door-to-door organizing efforts in the contest have gone to Ms. Niou, whose focus on reform and Asian heritage may help draw out the well-educated professionals and Chinatown residents who make up two key constituencies in the district.
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He spins off little Ricky Rubio as though Rubio were a tackling dummy, and you laugh—the Bucks announcers draw out the mischief, calling the futile defensive assignment "verrrry interesting ... " Giannis dunks from a step inside the free throw line, going Statue-of-Liberty, and leaves you holding your breath.
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The strange portraits seem to offer dilemmas she observed in her surrounding world rather than straight observations; together with her more lighthearted, playful pen and ink caricatures, these paintings attest to Themerson's different approaches to chipping away at her subjects in attempt to understand and literally draw out their unseen essence.
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Runners-up: Drunk Elephant D-Bronzi Anti-Pollution Sunshine Drops, ROC Retinol Correxion Max Daily Hydration Cream, Joanna Vargas Super Nova Serum Best Acne Product Winner: Hero Cosmetics Mighty Patch Invisible+ These whisper-thin acne patches draw out pus like no other and disappear completely under a dot of concealer.
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If Trump demonstrates that he can draw out these voters despite his own checkered personal history and weak relations with religious organizations, it will provide support for his claim that he can defeat Ted Cruz and build the kind of broad coalition that will be necessary to win the White House.
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The Manhattan facialist Negin Niknejad, meanwhile, applies "multiple, light layers" of her vitamin-E-rich Rejuvenating Facial Oil ($65) in the colder months, pressing it in with a kansa, a domed bronze-and-wood tool used in ayurvedic practices, to "draw out acidity in the skin and body," she explains.
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He pointed instead to three factors: Trump's over-performance with rural, non-college-educated whites in 2016; the drop-off among Democratic base voters, compared with the 2012 Obama campaign; and the fact that the Clinton campaign did not draw out as many college-educated female swing voters as expected.
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The proposal also seeks to restrict the use of legal challenges known as amparos to avoid delaying extraditions, something that has been used to draw out the legal process of several drug traffickers, including that of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzman, who is currently serving a life sentence in the United States.
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Once the site notices a spike in interest in a particular category, its Insights team begins to draw out emerging trends that are reflective of what you're bound to scroll past on Instagram in a few month's time, once everyone finally takes the warm getaways they planned when the weather was truly rotten.
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"As we conduct operations, as we work with our Iraqi partners, we are continuously working with them to try and draw out any tidbit of information that we can find that relates in any way to an external attack or external operation that ISIL is planning," Warren said, using another name for ISIS.
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AND SO NOW THAT THE TRAUMA HAS EBBED A BIT, WE SHOULD LEARN THE REAL LESSONS OF THE PAST, BUT I THINK SOME OF THE – AND I'LL SAY OVERREACTION, I KNOW PEOPLE WILL BE CRITICAL OF THAT STATEMENT – BUT YOU CAN ALWAYS DRAW OUT INCREMENTAL SAFETY, BUT IT ONLY COMES AT A COST.
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Once seated, he said that he was enjoying the play ("It's quite well written") and added that one scene in particular seemed especially knowing about the world he once inhabited — one that showed a government informant fumbling his attempts to draw out incriminating statements from his boss in a wiretapped phone conversation.
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Since going viral a few years ago, the mask has racked up over 13,000 positive reviews from Amazon shoppers who have referred to is as the "holy grail of face masks" for acne — and it makes sense because it's made with 100 percent bentonite clay, which helps to draw out the skin's impurities.
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With a reputation for being not only funny and honest but undeniably blunt, Nessa has been able to draw out some of the most startling and intimate truths from such boldface names as Tyra Banks, Dennis Quaid, Maria Shriver and Rosie Perez from her "stoop" in Manhattan where NBCUniversal's 30-minute "Talk Stoop" is filmed.
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There is nothing secretive, as the cameras on set are clearly side by side with the staff and manned by live cameramen… Rather than simply observe, we are developing a dialogue through a structural language of set, space, timing, and production to draw out a compelling performance from that which is not looking to 'perform.
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His proven ability to draw out strong performances from singers serves him well, though, with the two artists who matter most: the soprano Sondra Radvanovsky as Norma; and the mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato as Adalgisa, a novice druid priestess who unwittingly becomes Norma's rival in love, and then, in a twist, her most devout friend.
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Pelosi, a former Speaker who was the instrumental force guiding ObamaCare through the House in 2009 and 2010, is urging Democrats to draw out the debate as long as possible in both the Rules Committee, which will consider the proposal on Wednesday, and on the House floor, where the discussion is expected to extend well into Thursday night.
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But in reality, there's this whole chain of human designers, human laborers, human workers that create this system, and they bring along with them all these choices of what's going to be included versus excluded in this data, what kind of information they're looking for and what kind of functions they're trying to draw out of this.
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An experienced talk-show host, Mr. Farage managed to draw out Mr. Trump on his meeting with the queen in London in June ("I don't think she's ever in anything that's bad," he said), and his efforts to broker a White House meeting between the parents of a British teenager killed in a crash and the American woman who drove the car.
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Secondly, though it's hardly surprising that the man who wrote "Closer" and essentially popularized the industrial genre isn't exactly bumping the top 40 during his commute, it does draw out some interesting ideas about the emotional similarities between the music that the two artists make, and how they can be expressed so sonically differently that one just doesn't 'get' the other.
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First produced in 1904, the Scottish-born author's play originally had a cast of thirty actors; Tucker's version has six, and it's exciting to imagine how he will get the performers to tap into their inner child to draw out our own, that kid who fell in love with the theatre at an early age because he equated it with magic. ♦
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Both in this "Gospel" and Mr. Adams and Mr. Sellars's previous collaborations, their attempts to draw out the connections between the ancient world and our own, and to illuminate the politics that inflame both, have been some of their most rewarding contributions to a classical-music landscape still largely encased in the protective vision of a wholly white, male past.
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From the obfuscatory slow-rolling of the injury to the retrospectively bizarre decision not to give him a MRI test after the mysterious debilitating arm pain—Syndergaard didn't want one, the team didn't insist—to the ambient pettiness and high-handed passive-aggressive weirdness around it, everything the Mets did and, more saliently, did not do, conspired to draw out the situation and make it worse.
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A bakery's worth of bread and cultured butters nearly earned its place as a standalone second course, thanks especially to the Manitoba, a high-protein mini-loaf made yeasty by an infusion of I.P.A. And kudos to whoever figured out how to compress kohlrabi so that it becomes as firm and juicy as a water chestnut, and then draw out its flavor with cucumber dust.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffGraham: Senate trial 'must expose the whistleblower' Graham says Schiff should be a witness in Trump impeachment trial Democrats seize on new evidence in first public impeachment hearing MORE's (D-Calif.) challenge is to steer the Ukraine hearings toward something in between — to draw out a compelling narrative without allowing the proceedings to degenerate into a spectacle of acrimony and partisan grandstanding.
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Rea and O'Sullivan play it all so beautifully that you can't quite put your finger on why these scenes don't go deeper, until you realize that it's because of the energy behind the production: the director, Garry Hynes, a real talent, who also directed the 1998 staging (for which she won a Tony Award, the first woman to win in a directing category), hasn't found anything new to draw out here.
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Buttigieg's increasing strength is not yet the story of the Democratic primary, but it has been an unexpected element, and it suggests that the calculations of the amateurs, in a time of stress, may not be so different from those of the pros: they favor a candidate with appeal to white swing voters over one who can draw out the African-American base, and for polish over populist fervor.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.I'm not here to tell you off or anything, but: You're swearing too much, and you're ruining it for all of us—fuck it, so am I. Swear words thrive on being taboo—on being able to draw out a strong emotional response—and unlike your Victorian ancestors, who would need a hit of smelling salts at any rogue mention of underwear, we're just not as easy to shock.
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Looking back on a given production, we dance around in and then sort out what the critic Arlene Croce called "afterimages," fragments that are either tied together by the director's style—by the nuances in the way that he or she set the scenes and had the actors move and speak, by the surprises that he or she managed to draw out of the script—or made dull and forgettable by a lack thereof.
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Right, I mean the scary thing sometimes about this world is the combination of that, how lethal, but sometimes how inept or how unsophisticated some of these actors are, that factor that is hard to portray in the best series this question of ineptitude of the mix of sophistication and coincidence and sort of human flaws, I think when that is draw out in series, that is when they're at their best, because I think that is very human and that is very real.
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