You'll be drawn back to it, inexorably, a moth to flame.
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But on Wednesday, Pakistanis were drawn back into their national nightmare.
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Many of these candidates have drawn back their campaigning as well.
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Are you surprised, then, that I was drawn back to the television?
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Yet they were drawn back to the burgeoning business of digital video.
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But as the date approaches, I find myself drawn back to Sanders.
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But I've always been drawn back to my early days of Brooklyn photography.
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Though settled on different continents, the sisters are drawn back to each other.
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He has been drawn back into Middle East conflicts in Iraq, Syria and Yemen.
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After her grandmother died, in the early nineties, Egan found herself drawn back there.
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But he was drawn back by Stravinsky and Berg, whose works he dived into.
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Sometimes you give it up as a subject, and yet you're always drawn back.
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He was drawn back into the kitchen, he said, because of the Ace name.
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Fiction The summer's drawn back its light and now shadows lengthen down our days.
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Slowly and reluctantly the hood was drawn back to reveal a head entirely bald.
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After a layoff at her advertising job, Mychel found herself drawn back to the city.
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In these precious few seconds of footage, Löw has drawn back the curtains of civilisation.
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In both cases, the curtain was drawn back, revealing the true character of the man.
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The incarceration of "promiscuous" women can be drawn back to a 20th-century US program.
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And some were former regulars, people who had moved away and were somehow drawn back.
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Its eyes are closed; its ancient face is drawn back in a mask of grief.
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The Vermont senator has drawn back his attacks against Biden and has effectively stopped fundraising.
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Of all the people on her list, Jiayu was most often drawn back to her grandfather.
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DeLillo, who was raised in the Bronx, seems always to be drawn back to his hometown.
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But he was drawn back to the city of Baltimore to be near his mother, Toby.
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He had also been drawn back to the N.B.A. by his daughter Gianna's love for it.
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He gets drawn back into action after he's approached by a young woman seeking his help.
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He has twice tried to remove the US military presence in Syria, and twice drawn back.
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It's the first game I've been drawn back to after completing every storyline, side quest and collectible.
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But after all that traveling, she was drawn back to her "circus home" at The Muse Brooklyn.
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But she's drawn back in when her autistic daughter witnesses the first in a series of murders.
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May, has so far drawn back from resigning, a step that could destabilize her already weakened leadership.
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It should never be festooned, drawn back, nor up, in folds, but always allowed to fall free.
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He has always been drawn back to its physical majesty, the power and variety of its sound.
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One man may have just drawn back the curtain, brought down the meticulously stacked house of cards.
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That means that well over 1 million Americans still need to be drawn back into the work force.
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I felt drawn back to the Colonial and other historic periods, imagining the earlier lives in these rooms.
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Somehow my eyes kept being drawn back to the scarf, and suddenly it blinked and moved its head.
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But the company has now drawn back into its home state of Texas, serving 11 markets within the state.
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He studied German literature, but was soon drawn back to jewelry and studied at the Gemological Institute of America.
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I don't want any temptations to be drawn back into the immediacy of a phone with its demonic alerts.
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Mr. Penfield was drawn back to Penfield House in 1983 after his mother died and he inherited the property.
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Women are drawn back to the farms and ranches to explore and promote this greater connection to the land.
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He started working at gaming magazines in the '90s, but was always drawn back to the world of strategy guides.
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They are doing so in droves, many of them drawn back to China by a boom in tech-related business.
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Today, as tech and information begins to feel increasingly disposable, I find myself repeatedly drawn back to my father's interests.
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Once the arrow is drawn back, it's going to do the most damage to the bow and your own hand.
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At the heart of the new tool is a mechanism which prevents blood from being drawn back into a needle.
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It has to be drawn back to who I am to the media, to who I am to the country.
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Ms. Gebre was in graduate school in California in the mid-1990s when she was drawn back to her homeland.
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These workers are slowly drawn back in, this line of reasoning goes, as the situation improves, capping potential wage gains.
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To save the family home and to pay for her sister's abortion, Ollie is drawn back into a life of crime.
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But many mentioned that they were drawn back to Silicon Valley because it offered challenging problems and a culture of optimism.
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"Hrtbaq," released last August, was a showcase of sorts, a bright trip-hop beat, drawn back into the singer's twilight mindset.
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BlackRock chief executive Larry Fink said on Linkedin that he was drawn back to the kingdom to encourage change and dialogue.
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The president has drawn back from the campaign, and more often appears in the news handling matters of state, commentators noted.
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He posed them as savages, naked, with bows drawn back; or as shamans in ceremonial garb, summoning spirits from the sky.
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The boats are being drawn back as part of a larger effort to entice foreign industry to Liberia's resource-rich inner shores.
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Tokoro threw soccer kicks and stomps to put an end to the fight, before being drawn back into the guard of Gracie.
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But despite the actual murders that take place throughout the film, my mind kept getting drawn back to that violent rape scene.
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Drawn back to her origins, she's been thinking about how she might develop a project about another longtime Oakland resident: Angela Davis.
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When I became an attorney with the office I prosecuted other kinds of cases, but I was drawn back to this area.
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It kind of goes in and out, but even at that point of trying to quit, I'm still drawn back into the music.
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Bonnie isn't yet ready to process what she did, and keeps getting drawn back to the beach to stare melancholically at the waves.
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And Johnson, meanwhile, seems frequently stymied by why she's always drawn back to Masters, even though he's frequently a gigantic jerk to her.
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Horiguchi's game is bursting into his right hand and Nasukawa's game is countering through the open side as that hand is drawn back.
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From time to time, she attempted to move away, only to be drawn back by her companion's insistence that their encounter should continue.
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But Stone was drawn back into campaigning when George H.W. Bush ran for president in 1988, serving as a senior consultant to Bush.
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I guess progressive metal is supposed to mean something different, but it seems like a line is being drawn back to progressive rock.
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Mr. Mohammad was one of them, and he has now lived here long enough to see Russia seemingly drawn back into Afghan intrigue.
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With the Phase 1 trade deal sealed, investors could be drawn back to the bruised semiconductor and automobile sectors as inventories whittle down.
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Whatever the motivation, many ringers find themselves drawn back to the tower once they have acquired a taste for it, Mr. Heinsdorf said.
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While my friends were upstairs dancing and drinking, I found myself drawn back to Zackary's station at the entry and began flirting with her.
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When David died, 25 years ago, Kraft found himself drawn back to Disneyland, to the sights and smells and tastes that brought back memories.
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This is the art of pixelated fantasy food, dreamed up by game designers and cartoonists, then drawn back into "meat space" by gamer chefs.
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Official Chinese media accounts of the two officials' comments varied, raising the possibility that they misspoke and their comments had to be drawn back.
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Through a large hole, it pours out and settles down for a period of growth outside the body, before eventually being drawn back in.
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No wonder he's drawn back again and again to the authenticity of the old-timers he meets in Harlem bars or at family funerals.
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Throughout their years at university, Marianne and Connell circle one another, straying toward other people and possibilities but always magnetically, irresistibly drawn back together.
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After the earthquake in Nepal last year he flew there to provide aid, but when Sinjar was freed last November he was drawn back.
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We've seen how it is that, using The Forge, that you'd be drawn back to these key moments and you'd run them again and again.
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I was drawn back to these works, especially the paintings, wondering why these images seemed so of-the-moment and not old fashioned at all.
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Federal agencies and authorities created and expanded by the law would be drawn back, and face closer oversight from Congress, all long-sought GOP goals.
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The United States military has increasingly found itself drawn back to regular combat situations this year as the Afghan forces have struggled against Taliban offensives.
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No matter how much Jasmine or anyone else advises against it, they're drawn back to each other, in part because they don't know anything different.
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When evaluating the state of our politics right now, one is drawn back to the State of the Union speech of almost four weeks ago.
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Instead, these voters appeared to be drawn back toward the Democrats by some of the party's bread-and butter-issues, and in spite of others.
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He retired again in 2012, only to be drawn back to the industry again in 2013 when he began running Hamilton, which he helped found.
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Wendy and Lara both have plenty of reasons to abandon their husbands for good, yet both are drawn back into the life they considered leaving.
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He's drawn back there to film the town itself, although it's a miserable place and he has no idea what he hopes to film there.
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Suffice it to say that the one-time killing machine has been living off the grid, before being drawn back by an old ally (Julia Stiles).
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The Vermont senator has largely drawn back his attacks on Biden, focusing instead on pressing the former vice president to embrace some of his progressive policies.
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To the Editor: Reading this poignant story, I was drawn back to the time my mother spent in an Alzheimers/dementia ward in the nursing home.
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Federal agencies and authorities created and expanded by the law would be drawn back and conducted in closer oversight of Congress, all long-sought GOP goals.
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But he was drawn back in for "The Force Awakens," the 2015 film written with J.J. Abrams, that reinvigorated the series after a decade of inactivity.
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But he's drawn back into the fight — with a little help from good, old Professor X (Patrick Stewart) — when a global threat to all the mutants surfaces.
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"But then over time, we expect a lot of that carbon dioxide will be drawn [back] down by plants growing again," atmospheric scientist Rebecca Buchholz told NPR.
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He was drawn back into the Wimbledon doubles competition, however, by the opportunity to pair with a singles star guaranteed to draw a huge crowd: Andy Murray.
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Harding skillfully evokes the bifurcated existence of the diaspora community, seeking to build new lives yet drawn back psychologically to their homeland and shadowed by its conflicts.
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And it feels as if the curtain is being drawn back, slowly but surely, on just what all of this has to do with Twin Peaks, Washington.
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And I think the United States is going to get drawn back into these civil wars and these kinds of messy conflicts, particularly in the broader Middle East.
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And instead of seeing warfare as purposeful and cleansing, Stupe — a disillusioned veteran built like a mountain — feels as though he's being drawn back into something inherently repellant.
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André Holland stars as Henry Deaver, an attorney drawn back to the hometown he once eagerly fled, after locals began spreading rumors that he killed his adoptive father.
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DRIVER WITH CAR PROBLEMS SPOTTED GOING IN REVERSE ON BUSY OHIO HIGHWAY "The possum had its lips drawn back, was foaming, and releasing a foul smell," authorities said.
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Hildy is drawn back into journalism, against his better judgment, when a beleaguered worker named Earl Williams (John Magaro) escapes from prison on the eve of his execution.
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Although new series — plaids, irregular polygons, and the like — appeared regularly over the years, Noland at various points was drawn back to a reconsideration of those earlier paintings.
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We walked away, and about a year later got drawn back in by one of their investors who wanted us to help them with some ideas with the company.
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The bottom half was featureless, the top carved into the torso of a frog, regal and upright, his lips drawn back in an expression at once benevolent and severe.
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And a central satisfaction of the novel resides in how far-flung Egan's characters will become and what varied terrain they will explore, before being inevitably drawn back together.
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But, she said, she was powerfully drawn back to a tradition that she had witnessed since her childhood in Madhabgaon, the small Indian village where her family is from.
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I am not that type of person, and yet I keep finding myself drawn back to the ice—to its beauty, to its otherworldliness, to its sheer, ungodly significance.
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As I paged through the book, looking at the photos that Graham made of his mother, I was instantly drawn back to my recent visit with my own mother.
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"The stage is set, markets are ready for the curtain to be drawn back," said Peter Kenny, senior market strategist at Global Markets Advisory Group, in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey.
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First-time customers often come away bewildered and humming the store's unending earworm of a theme song, but return for more, drawn back by a constantly changing array of goods.
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He thought if I were to read "A Confederacy of Dunces" and "The Dharma Bums," the books that drew him back to literature, I might be drawn back to him.
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When Lisa Dickey went to live in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1995, hoping to energize her journalistic career, she had no idea she would be drawn back again and again.
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The two bond despite their seeming differences, setting them on a course that will shape their lives in which they are drawn back to one another over and over again.
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Both stuck in their confines, the pair are drawn back to the Christmas of the previous year, where a chance encounter on a beach in France led to an intense romance.
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The game's pretty quite simple: Players draw pictures of a word and then it's up to another friend to guess the word as the picture is drawn back, stroke for stroke.
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Carlson sued Ailes for sexual harassment, and by the time she received a multimillion dollar settlement and Ailes was fired, she had drawn back the curtain on a culture of sexism.
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Tanning and Ernst were drawn back to New York in 1944 for her first New York show at Julien Levy Gallery, of surrealist paintings, for which Ernst wrote the catalogue essay.
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He tried to turn away, for the sake of politeness and to follow the exercise, but his eyes were drawn back each time she spoke, to her odd, self-satisfied smile.
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Politically, the government wants Georgia to join the European Union and NATO, especially as the country's younger generation is more Westernized and wary of being drawn back into the Russian orbit.
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An art historian, who has left Paris in search of solitude and freedom, finds herself drawn back into a network of old friends, '80s punk rockers now sliding into middle age.
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" In one scene, she thrusts Jason Schwartzman's head into the mud, shortly after she's told him: "It is inevitable that you are drawn back in to human drama, desire and suffering.
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The pessimism surrounding the bull market can be drawn back to a couple of different reasons, from tariffs and Turkey to flashy stocks like Facebook and Netflix underperforming, according to Cramer.
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Drawn back to Angelica again and again, to her bright earrings and devil-may-care ways, Vittoria responds to a pull of nature that seems to obliterate the comforts of nurture.
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In addition, Sessions's allies argue that he'll escalate the war on drugs, something they say was dramatically drawn back during the Obama administration and responsible for some of the inner city violence.
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I'd pick up each head by an ear — barely registering the desiccated lips drawn back from yellow teeth — and, hoping the flesh held, I'd toss the whole thing into a sample bag.
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As Mr. Trump performed the rituals of a statesman — shaking hands with allies, signing a free-trade agreement with South Korea — he kept getting drawn back into the political storms in Washington.
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But he's drawn back in as the city is overrun by a brutal gang, the One Hundred, which ends up threatening his two daughters: Anissa (Nafessa Williams) and Jennifer (China Anne McClain).
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Philip is drawn back into spying by contact from former Soviet embassy official Oleg Burov (Costa Ronin), who asks him to help prevent other elements within the KGB from undercutting Gorbachev's efforts.
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With Christine McVie's return in 2014, each member of the quintet that defined popular music for the larger part of the 1970s continues to tour, drawn back together again by some centripetal force.
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The music becomes shrill, and guns are being drawn Back in the garden, I distract Decker and his guard with a coin toss, providing a precious couple of seconds to replant the charge.
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A horizontal line drawn back in time from the current level (15-18 percent) would intersect with several of those moments 10 years after a brutal market washout, including in the mid-1950s.
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Suddenly, the moon in the puddle disappears, and Hays is drawn back from his memories to the present day, where a Moon-like light has gone out and shrouded his interview in darkness.
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Fears that the insurgents might overrun the entire province, including the provincial capital, Lashkar Gah, have drawn back hundreds of American soldiers and advisers to help Afghan security forces plan the city's defense.
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And like Lenny, Fosse/Verdon is most interesting when it's about what happens to two people who know they probably shouldn't be together but keep getting drawn back together by some invisible pull.
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This is probably why I was drawn back to this portfolio six months later when my staff and I were leafing through our 2016 issues trying to pick our favorite stories of the year.
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General Nicholson, who is beginning his fourth tour in Afghanistan, will lead an American and NATO support mission that has been increasingly drawn back to the battlefield to try to thwart major Taliban victories.
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The story of this particular friendship is told retrospectively by Cat, now 30-something in Brooklyn, drawn back to her youth in rural northern Michigan, where she found Marlena and her life, effectively, began.
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The "Sound Stones" activity didn't produce any "brain tingles" for me, but it was my favorite station by far, and I surprised myself by the number of times I was drawn back to it.
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As a kid, he would make Doom levels in his spare time, but walked away from the series for ten years before being drawn back by the ridiculousness of trying to bring DayZ into Doom.
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Amid news that golfer Tiger Woods was arrested for DUI in Florida, focus has been drawn back to the athlete's other dark moment in the spotlight: his dramatic, infidelity-fueled split from wife Elin Nordegren.
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Despite the fashion calendar shifting continents and an entire fashion week unfolding in the interim (London's five-day schedule ended yesterday evening), attention is still being drawn back to New York; namely, to Marc Jacobs.
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Between side quests, story missions, secrets, photo albums, and leaderboards, there's plenty to keep you busy in Gravity Rush 2, but more than anything, I found myself drawn back to the game's ongoing treasure quests.
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And since no one's happiness ever stays in tact for long on this show, it's also likely that in an effort to protect his brother, he could be drawn back into the Santos gang business.
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That measure, known as the labor participation rate, edged down to 62.9 percent last month from 63 percent, a sign that workers who had been sidelined are not being drawn back into the labor market.
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Sweetgrass takes us into the world of three different women, Dale Ann, Theresa, and Margie — all from the Mozhay Point Reservation, all of whom leave home for college or work, but are always drawn back.
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The 42-year-old American, who has retired in the past only to be drawn back for another colossal payday, said he is content to hang up his gloves with an unblemished 50-0 record.
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BASRA, Iraq (Reuters) - The king size bed in Saddam Hussein's superyacht is made, the silk curtains around it have been drawn back and, in the gold-rimmed bathroom next door, a barber's chair awaits its occupant.
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In the new movie Trading Paint, Travolta, 63, stars as a dirt track racing legend who is down on his luck and reluctantly drawn back into the sport when his son joins a competitor's racing team.
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U.S. envoys to the Bonn talks were viewed by their counterparts as constructive and helpful, feeding hopes that the United States could eventually be drawn back into the accord, a possibility that Trump has held open.
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Although murder might be the reason Camille, a functioning alcoholic with decades of tragedy clawing at her, is drawn back to Wind Gap, the story is quickly spun into a much larger, gripping Southern gothic tale.
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As I was starting the current collection, I was drawn back to what my initial interest was, and that was that I saw there was emerging a movement within fashion to sort of make things yourself.
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Yet again and again he seems drawn back to that other country in which part of him still dwells, arguing that his achievements in ending the war and rebuilding the north have never been fully acknowledged.
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As the festivities began, one man took to the stage in period dress — a long navy coat over a ruffled collar and tall black boots with his long white hair drawn back in a black ribbon.
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The privately owned Christie's has drawn back from the high-rolling guarantees that bought it market dominance in 2015 and is now luring sellers with the promise of higher prices in competitive bidding at its auctions.
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I stayed for a while after my residency, admittedly, because of a large warehouse studio space and upcoming exhibitions in the Southeast, and left for a time to pursue two other residencies, only to be drawn back.
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Gases expelled in supernovae tend to be drawn back into the galaxy along so-called "large-scale structures," which scientists think connect galaxies in a cosmic web of filaments and knots made of gas and dark matter.
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The protagonist, Theo, played by Clive Owen, is a low-level bureaucrat and depressed former activist drawn back into the struggle after agreeing to help a resistance group led by his ex-partner, played by Julianne Moore.
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He described how, in the solitude, he felt drawn back across the centuries to experience a unique connection to the more-than-1,600-year-old archaeological site, and to the mythological images of its extraordinary, colorful mosaic.
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"Star Wars: The Last Jedi," which focused on ageing Jedi Luke Skywalker's reluctance to be drawn back into the battle against the dark side in the sci-fi saga, prompted criticism online after its December 2017 release.
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It tells an original story about a death row attorney, played by André Holland ("Moonlight"), who is drawn back to his hometown when a young man, played by Mr. Skarsgard, is discovered in that cage inside Shawshank.
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With Instagram as well, it's like they've created this feed of stories that you're not gonna get if you just scroll through, so you're sort of drawn back into the app, to go through every single person's stories.
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The youngest of five brothers, Czinger grew up with a passion for cars, and after a wildly successful career in investment banking and private equity, was drawn back to that childhood fascination thanks to another concern — global warming.
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That suggests that there are millions of workers who could be drawn back into the workforce if the Fed gave us the kind of economic boom that got prime age employment above 80 percent in the late 1990s.
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This time around, the alien Kaiju have been purposely drawn back to Earth by someone with an unknown agenda, setting up not just another massive monster versus mech fight, but potentially some big mech versus mech battles as well.
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SAN FRANCISCO/DETROIT April 21 (Reuters) - Volkswagen dealers in the United States said they were cautiously optimistic consumers will be drawn back into the fold by the German automaker's plans to buy back or fix owners' polluting diesel vehicles.
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Fleeing the midlife crisis that her picture-perfect Connecticut life created, Mary Ann is quickly drawn back into the orbit of Anna Madrigal, her chosen family and a new generation of queer young residents living at 28 Barbary Lane.
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Once it gets to you, you're drawn back again and again, the way the navy man in the story is compelled to watch over and over a newsreel in which he thinks he catches a glimpse of Mrs. Bathurst.
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Instead of having to schedule a video call or interrupt friends, you just step inside your Airtime room, and friends are either already there or are drawn back by the "Doorbell" notifications triggered when people enter or share content.
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This pattern isn't new: I've spent much of the last year insisting to anyone who'll listen that Facebook, Twitter, and the like will be responsible for the demise of democracy—while being drawn back to the feeds, again and again.
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At this point, only Dougie seems to be heading toward something other than doom — and even he will likely be drawn back to Twin Peaks and the darkness swirling around it once he fully realizes the truth of his situation.
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Drawn back after graduation, Ms. Anderson, who works in information technology, bought a 1960 split-level house with three bedrooms and two bathrooms on a third of an acre near Spratt Park, which offers an outdoor pool and looping paths.
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You could feel the surging weight and strength of his physique as he stormed about the rink, and the sound of his stick being drawn back—swoosh—eclipsed the sound of it hitting the puck, which was as silent as a furtive kiss.
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In a new comedy at Playwrights Horizons, Sarah Ruhl explores that question through the story of a woman, based on her own mother, who is drawn back to the eternal boy 50 years after having played the role in her hometown children's theater.
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As the Taliban have pushed the limits of Afghan forces over the past two years, overrunning districts and threatening crucial provincial centers, American advisers have found themselves drawn back to the front lines, with the line between combat and counsel increasingly blurred.
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No matter how imaginative and creative the images in Acts of Appearance are, the viewer is also constantly drawn back to the details of life in this rural village and the circumstances of existence in a world too often overlooked by the media.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Egypt bears as much responsibility for the Gaza Strip as Israel does, an Israeli cabinet minister said on Monday, in remarks that could upset Cairo as it tries to avoid being drawn back into the Palestinian enclave while brokering truce talks there.
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Huppert, who's been cast as parodically French before (in I Heart Huckabees, she's a chic nihilist cooing lines like "It is inevitable to be drawn back into human drama"), here plays a woman who easily cloaks her psychopathy under silk scarves and stylish trenches.
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When you take an opioid, whether a pill or an injectable, the drug enters the body and travels through your synapses, through the heart and into your lungs, where the blood gets flushed with oxygen before getting drawn back into the heart once again.
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With Samsung showing off several new devices, including products meant to tap into growing demand for automotive electronics, investors may be drawn back to the company's shares in early 2016 following the International CES, a major electronics show in Las Vegas, the firm said.
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But what writer-director Mike Flanagan has really done is use Jackson's sinister house as the setting for a new story, focused the Crain family — driven from the house by mysterious events back in 1992, and drawn back there due to present-day tragedy.
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We learn, in this sequence, that Cooper's double is trying as best he can to avoid being drawn back into the Black Lodge, and he's apparently working with Major Garland Briggs (a character from the original series) on whatever it is he's up to.
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Yet, while both his Hero of Tomorrow EP and follow up breakthrough LP The Silver Album were both released on Matias Aguayo's Cómeme imprint, and then distributed by Kompakt, his focus has most definitely shifted to his home city—and he's been drawn back by the people.
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Unfortunately, for them, they will soon find themselves drawn back into Norman's insanity, while a vengeful Alex Romero (Nestor Carbonell), who is currently incarcerated for a perjury, hungers for a chance to destroy his stepson and avenge the murder of his one true love, Norma Bates.
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Even so, less than 10 percent of the money that left European equity funds last year had returned as of last week, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, leaving the tantalizing prospect of a rush back into stocks as more investors get drawn back in.
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It seems likely that if he can pick up a second tournament victory the Japanese Sumo Association will be quick to promote him to yokozuna in stoke the flames of passion in casual audiences who have been drawn back into sumo by Kotoshogiku's first tournament victory.
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When he chooses Mr. Holland's Henry Deaver as his attorney, Henry is drawn back to a hometown that long ago "decided this young black boy is a pariah," Mr. Holland said, blaming him for a past event that led to the death of his (white) father.
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I'm always drawn back to the thought of that young man who dropped out of school in eighth grade to work in the coal mines, only to be wrenched from that dark hole and flung far across the planet, strapping and with a head full of curly hair.
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As the billionaire prepares to get back in the hedge fund game with Point252.4 Asset Management, a lawsuit from a female executive, Lauren Bonner, has drawn back the curtain on what she describes as a toxic environment for women: • Just one of 26.8 portfolio managers is a woman.
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"There's a kind of recklessness of Team Trump that could kind of rebound to the benefit of people," Mr. Bernstein said in an interview, before alluding to the possibility that there are still workers outside the labor force who could be drawn back to work by a hotter economy.
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But if none of it does—if Rubio gets drawn back into arguments with lower-tier candidates, and Trump and Cruz continue to over-perform—it will be time for party insiders to stop fantasizing about a comeback narrative, and start thinking about which of two evils they fear less.
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Whether he was truly drawn back to the West Coast by the mythology of a long dead horticulturalist, in California, Banhart has found the space that eluded him on the eastern seaboard, moving into a bigger house than he had in New York and renting out a small downtown studio in which to paint.
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There, while Abby is reacquainted with all that she loved and (mostly) hated about living there, she is drawn back into an unsolved mystery from her high-school days, 10 years earlier, when a group of her teenage tormentors were beset by an unexplained sickness and one of her mean-girl rivals went missing.
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Drawn back to the area, Mr. Kiarostami made two films dealing with the aftermath of the tragedy, "And Life Goes On" (1992) and "Through the Olive Trees" (1994), that marked him as a major talent in world cinema whose profoundly rooted realism and compassion drew comparisons to Vittorio De Sica and the Indian director Satyajit Ray.
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Just as Stevens' jar interrupts nature, Berthot's recurring oval first focuses attention on itself before yielding to the rest of the picture — the earth-toned color fields and scraped and layered textures of paint suggestive of the unruliness of nature; still, our eyes return to the oval just as the reader's attention is drawn back to Stevens' jar.
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When Cheryl and I were drawn back to southern Africa a few years later for a job, we were in Windhoek, Namibia, in February of 1990, at the very moment that much of the world enslaved by totalitarianism was throwing off its shackles, and the "free world" that the United States had lead since World War II was growing exponentially.
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During those two weeks, it turned out, an entire secret drama had played out in his head, one in which she'd left campus committed to him, to Robert, but at home had been drawn back to the high-school guy, who, in Robert's mind, was some kind of brutish, handsome jock, not worthy of her but nonetheless seductive by virtue of his position at the top of the hierarchy back home in Saline.
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