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So as the end of his presidency draws close, America is confronted with the reality of what is being lost.
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Yet, its exact location and importance in our democracy remain largely a mystery, even as the first test of our presidential candidates draws close.
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He finds just the right angle of arrogance when tilting his head, and draws close to the original in his beauty of face and form.
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The release of Power Trip's Nightmare Logic draws close, and the Dallas quintet keeps giving us more new sonic soup bones for the faithful to chew on.
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Edano, however, said he was not at all worried by his party's currently low ratings, since opposition parties historically have had low support levels until an election draws close.
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The real goal is to buck up Cruz to a point where he prevents Trump from getting that majority and either passes him in the delegate count or draws close.
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As a merger draws close to culmination, the price of the soon-to-be acquired stock tends to converge with the price that the stock will be worth in the merger.
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SUTO ORIZARI, Macedonia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As Sunday's election in Macedonia draws close, Amet Yashar jokes that politicians' newfound concern for his home, one of Europe's largest Roma communities, might not be wholly sincere.
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Biden himself has recently called and sat down one-on-one with donors during visits to New York, which he has made roughly every other week for fundraising events even as voting draws close.
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Article of the Day Article: On Alaska's Coldest Days, a Village Draws Close for Warmth Before Reading Have you ever been to an extremely cold and remote place, far removed from most people, highways or a city?
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The rest blends tinkly bell tones and almost subliminally soothing low notes with what must be Mr. Shields's swaths of hovering tremolo guitar: freneticism that begins on a far horizon, draws close and lingers, menacingly, before finding what sounds more like respite than resolution.
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Saudi will restore its production completely till the end of this month, before that, investors will still wait and see, and the crude oil inventory data that will be released by the U.S. Wednesday also draws close attention of markets, which impacts oil price directly.
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Besides the millions who watch him each week on "Talking Dead" after every episode of "The Walking Dead" (and starting on Sunday, April 10, "Fear the Walking Dead"), 5.5 million people download his Nerdist podcast each month, while the Nerdist website draws close to 10 million visitors.
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But the film provides clues that it may not be what it seems: once per vignette, the camera draws close to the fisherman's face, framing his concentrated gaze set elsewhere until his eyes unexpectedly look up, straight at the camera, interrupting the illusion of an objective documentary.
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At the end of "The Birth of a Nation," as Turner is hanged and the crowd howls its approval, the camera draws close to the face, and then the quivering, liquid eyes, of a black boy who heard one of Turner's sermons, and later betrayed him.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE tweeted an image of himself playing golf Saturday as the impeachment trial against him draws close to an end.
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Prosecutors have made a persuasive case that the moral compass of Mr. Cohen, who also pleaded guilty to tax evasion and bank fraud, didn't locate true north until he was caught and his home, office and hotel room were raided by the F.B.I. Mr. Cohen, once just an example of one kind of person Mr. Trump draws close to him, is now also a case study in where that association can leave them.
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An American ex- serviceman leaves Allied-occupied Germany after World War II and is persuaded by his English wife to settle in Liverpool. Looking for work, he becomes a lorry driver. He comes into contact with criminals involved in theft from commercial vehicles and draws close to the girlfriend of a major crime figure.
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During the battle, Ushakov's flagship draws close to the flagship of Seid-Ali. Ushakov notices the Turkish admiral and, knowing about the oath, shouts to him: Hey, Seyid-Ali is a slacker! I'll wean you, you son of a bitch, make promises to the Sultan! The battle lasts until late at night and ends with the defeat of the Turkish fleet.
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The river rises in the Kyzyltas Mountains and flows initially north-northwestwards for about . It then turns to the west and flows in that direction for , then southwest for . The Nura turns north near Esengeldi for about , eventually turning southwest as it draws close to Nur-Sultan near the river Irtysh. From there, it flows southwest for almost , through a series of lakes, finally ending in the endorheic Lake Tengiz.
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At this end, the suburb draws close to the foot of the hills, and a natural valley, known locally as "The Glen", provides easier road access to the hill ridge.Olssen, p. 21 To the northeast of the Glen, a hill spur including a cliff separates Caversham from the central part of the city. Though the name is rarely used, this spur is called Montecillo Ridge, named for the mansion of early settler W.H. Reynolds.
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Her later still lifes were of porcelain figures and fruit-box- type labels, fanciful and often romantic. They are thought to be narrative. Susan Hauptman's self is drawn both life-scale and larger-than-life. She draws close to a traditional definition of drawing,Burstein, J Hays, "Drawing Broadly Defined," Artweek, October 13, 1984 where the drawing fundamentals of value, tone, shading, composition and, to a lesser extent, line, are formal elements within each work, modulations of elemental light and shadow.
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Katoomba Christian Convention (KCC) is an interdenominational ministry providing evangelical Bible preaching to Christians. Conventions are held in KCC's 2300 seat auditorium at Katoomba, in the Blue Mountains approximately west of the Central Business District of Sydney, Australia. At present there are six conventions (many of them run over 2–3 identical weekends). The site also hosts the annual CMS Summer School, organised by the Church Missionary Society which draws close to 3000 people a day during the first week of January.
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Chhandayan's presence in various geographic footprints provides young artists with not only an audience through the Concert Series, but also access to mentorship, audience-building tools, and performance and teaching opportunities. The capstone of the Concert Series is the Annual All-Night Concert which is currently in the fifteenth season. Since 2008, it has been held at the New York Society for Ethical Culture and draws close to 600 audience members throughout the night. The format, an all- night music festival, is rare outside of South Asia.
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This stretch brings the highway to Elizabethtown, the unincorporated county seat and the first settlement US 9 has passed through since Warrensburg. NY 9N comes through town from the west; it and US 9 briefly overlap. While the land remains mostly forested as the road continues its northeast course from Elizabethtown, it begins to descend somewhat as the valley of Lake Champlain draws near. US 9 eventually draws close to the Northway again at Poke-O-Moonshine Mountain, the Adirondacks' most popular climbing spot.
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Angus quests away to acquire the jetpack ("Legendary Enchanted Jetpack") and uses it to fly into outer space where he recharges his legendary Hammer of Glory ("Gloryhammer"). Returning to Fife, the resistance gathers aboard the flying Submarine, the DSS Hootsforce ("Hootsforce"). They head to Dunkeld and engage the forces of Zargothrax ("Battle for Eternity"). As the solar conjunction draws close, although Ralathor is able to wipe out Proletius and his deathknights, Zargothrax proclaims that there is nothing they can do to stop his ascension to godhood .
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A humanoid species, with great intelligence, that live on the peaceful planet of Traken, which is part of the Traken Union. A Keeper is chosen to guard the Source once the life of the current one draws close to ending. Their planet would petrify anything evil that would arrive, until the Keeper's life began waning and thus the petrification would weaken. During Logopolis (1981), the Master caused the destruction of the Traken Union and its people by unleashing entropy back into the universe, leaving Nyssa (as far as she or anyone knew) the sole Trakenite in existence.
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Night of Knives takes place in the 24 hours leading up to the night of the "Shadow Moon", a night on which a prophecy promises the return of the Emperor. Kiska is a young and enterprising girl who knows the Malaz City inside out and yearns to escape the dreary island and into the Malazan military. On the other hand, Temper, former bodyguard to Dassem Ultor, the legendary First Sword of the Empire, wants to stay beyond notice of the powers now converging on the city. In the city, the mages of Malaz, much reduced since the cull, now face an almost impossible task as an ancient power draws close.
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Recorded in early 2017, Hello Maker is the second album to be released by Bright City, following the commercially successful release of their self-titled debut, Bright City in early 2015. Produced by Jonny Bird, under the oversight of Sarah Bird, Paul Nelson and Martin Smith as executive producers, the album is said to be "epic in scale and intimate in nature." Paul Nelson, who also serves as Worship Pastor at St Peter's Church in Brighton (the base of Bright City), elaborated on the concept behind the album, saying: > The Maker of the universe, the Tamer of the tides, the Wildness in the wind > – is also the Father who draws close and carries us home to Him; the hands > that hold creation were always wrapped around our hearts. The Hello Maker > project is a collection of honest and brave offerings to the One we're made > for.
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