In the real world, dutiful German bureaucrats told dutiful Swiss bureaucrats about problems in the paperwork, and that was enough: The machine ruined Grueninger.
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We each followed her instructions like dutiful Super Soul students.
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Or a reminder to be more dutiful in their service?
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The Marine Corps likes to present itself with dutiful seriousness.
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In interviews, she shredded the script of the dutiful helpmeet.
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At every stage of his life he'd been reasonable, dutiful.
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The book acknowledges this with an air of dutiful solemnity.
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There is nothing dutiful about the reimagining of their lives.
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Typically, she is dutiful in turning up to local events.
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But dutiful dullards frequently end up better regarded than talented chancers.
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But mostly, she was struck by his dutiful study and conduct.
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It was a matter of respect, of being a dutiful son.
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Dutiful entrepreneurs and obedient apparatchiks may be easy subjects to govern.
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Meanwhile, Ying herself looks by turns magisterial, dutiful, awed, slowed, quickened.
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Maria Luisa described Teixeira as a dutiful son until he left.
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But this is a new kind of love—a more dutiful love.
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We spend a whole season forgetting this, in dutiful pursuit of probability.
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Almost everywhere marriage is becoming less obligatory, less coercive and less dutiful.
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He had his father's dutiful nature and also his father's arid wit.
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His off-the-cuff comments often overshadow his dutiful recitations of gains.
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Whereas K. Rock is all attentiveness, Nugent looks more dutiful than anything else.
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But to the uninitiated, it can serve as an informative, dutiful omnium-gatherum.
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At the same time, McCain has also played the part of dutiful Republican.
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These restrictions can drive even the most dutiful women in Asia crazy, too.
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This not-quite-method leaves the book occasionally feeling dutiful — but mostly not.
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The moon moves through dutiful earth sign Virgo, inspiring a busy, productive mood.
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That might make "Lady Bird" sound drab and dutiful, but it's the opposite.
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The longer my tour of classics went on, the less dutiful it felt.
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He tries to catch that fish alongside his dutiful first mate (Djimon Hounsou).
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I think he found it really hard, but he's been very dutiful, as well.
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READ: Party princess or dutiful daughter: The difficult life of the 'spare heir' 2.
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But the film's constant sense of grandeur stymies any wish for dutiful, escalatory plotting.
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As her steely, dutiful gaze breaks and tears roll down her eyes, Whose Streets?
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But over all, the regular interjection of others' words sounds simply dutiful and uninspired.
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As a television drama, it often plays like a high-minded, dutiful educational video.
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Like much else in the newspaper those days, the section was dutiful and dull.
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His speech opened with dutiful attacks on Obamacare, the Iran nuclear deal and immigration.
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After his dutiful Saturday, Mr. Coyle went off to play tennis on Sunday morning.
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What might have been dutiful apprenticeship to the available material is instead precocious control.
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Delores herself is a dutiful wife but alone in her progressive acceptance of Black people.
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But all of Kara's dutiful training pays off because Orlando handles it like a pro.
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For me, her dutiful commitment was aspirational, as was her humility in acknowledging her regrets.
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Most trade unions back Remain and Mr Corbyn has given a dutiful speech in favour.
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Donald Trump may be a miserly, corrupt bigot but his daughter is caring, charitable, dutiful.
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They are dutiful about guitar-rock songwriting without being explicitly reverential to a particular era.
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The dutiful daughter strategy is one a man in her position could never have used.
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Many characterizations tend to lack opera-house power; they become a dutiful series of effects.
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Contradictions enrich the novel, steering it away from the territory of a plodding, dutiful fable.
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That list includes stories that lack impact, are dutiful or propelled by an institutional voice.
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Many parents see themselves as dutiful, and at least occasionally wise, guides for their children.
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Only through sober analysis and dutiful execution can we be prepared for this new reality.
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It's not a question of whether the Sussexes are dutiful or not, but to whom.
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Paul is a dutiful student, bringing pastries to his lessons, taking pains to impress Giovanni.
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Ms. De Keersmaeker does what the music does, but there's something dutiful about her approach.
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J.K. Simmons plays Howard Silk, a dutiful, low-rung spy in a secretive Berlin-based agency.
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In these series, dutiful, hardworking people try to make an inherently biased system work for everyone.
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But the rest of the show feels trapped by a sort of dutiful trudge toward resolution.
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Mrs May at least had a reputation as a dutiful public servant who eschewed flashy gimmicks.
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If this is the start of an entertainment empire, count me in as a dutiful subject.
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"Someone who's extremely low on conscientiousness isn't very dutiful, organized, or self-disciplined," Dr. Pychyl explains.
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In this setting, he's downright timid and dutiful, knowing he could lose his job any moment.
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In this scenario, you, a Dutiful Citizen, have paid your fair share to use public transit.
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Where others treat sex as conquest, he plays the part of the dutiful full-service lover.
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After the game, he mouthed the dutiful, bland clichés encouraged by so many dull-witted publicists.
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"Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter," Simone de Beauvoir This book was very influential in my life.
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The book's main character, Liat, a dutiful young Israeli translator, falls for Hilmi, a Palestinian painter.
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These are dutiful more than revelatory; still, they serve as effective opening acts for the headliners.
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The Cincinnati Reds hired David Bell after he took a dutiful slog through minor league managing.
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It is straightforward in form, stately in appearance, awesome in subject but ultimately dutiful in effect.
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The moon enters dutiful Virgo, inspiring you to get organized and handle your to-do list, Aries.
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Instead, "The Morning Show" is a hard worker with a good résumé, too dutiful to be awful.
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Other than that, Lurie's treatment replicating these events is too dutiful to be particularly galling -- or interesting.
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Like a dutiful cop, the European Union is taking down this evidence to use against Mr Trump.
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You recharged your phone twice today, and you expect it to be a dutiful servant to you?
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The boy acts more his age; the dutiful handhold he offers his sister reads as Penn's idea.
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A willingness to imagine himself as a dutiful and grateful avatar of his own adored fan base.
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Instead, she stays busy washing dishes throughout the entire dinner, like a dutiful and responsible young lady.
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He was a dutiful novice, if quiet and withdrawn, but then one night he woke up screaming.
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The Getaway A spate of innovative tours aim to make museum visits more fun, and less dutiful.
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The whole production, choreographed with a dutiful energy by Kelly Devine, suffers from a similar heightened twinkliness.
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In a cramped, makeshift nursery, the baby was asleep, with Yuan's younger sister keeping a dutiful watch.
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He saw the bagel discourse and, like the dutiful monarch he plays in The King, he obliged.
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Diana's sons combine the best of their parents: their mother's acute sensibility and their father's dutiful sense.
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This is not how he thought it would end, running out the calendar with largely dutiful tasks.
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Dutiful treatments eat up hours each day and can help ease complications and symptoms -- until they don't.
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His work in this area has been more promising than many expected but still, you sense, dutiful.
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I don't mean this as the critic's dutiful mustering of plaudits before the grim march of negatives.
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"There's this documentary that Sissy loves that I'd never seen called Confessions of a Dutiful Daughter," Shaw recalls.
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But the scene feels dutiful, lacking the kind of empathy that the mini-series heaps on Ruth Madoff.
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In "The Vegetarian", Yeong-hye, a dutiful wife, rebels against societal norms after struggling with gruesome recurring nightmares.
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A dutiful Swift historian has captured some of the singer's pictures from the bygone platform, as BuzzFeed discovered.
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"Kate is hugely dutiful, but she is quite strong and leading the way behind the scenes," Seward adds.
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At its weakest, the new film becomes a dutiful checking-off of a cultural-reference to-do list.
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Appleby's been playing her as a kind of sleepwalker, a dutiful soldier whose eyes are still in mutiny.
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Before she played the part of the dutiful wife in teal-blue, Serena Joy was a conservative activist.
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Mr. Trump's World Series appearance was internally seen as the sort of dutiful presidential event he should attend.
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Some critics have called the show dutiful, with the implication that it is not especially interesting as art.
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What's clear is that Jim Comey was a careful lawyer but a dutiful master of his own image.
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But perhaps the greatest source of her optimism is, in a way, Canada's reputation for quiet, dutiful dullness.
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Ivanka Trump has repeatedly said she is only interested in playing a dutiful daughter for her dad's administration.
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Fashion Review The return of the prodigal sons, and the debut of a dutiful heir at Carolina Herrera.
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That's a laudable but elusive goal, and in Joseph Discher's inert production, "Vilna" feels dutiful and strangely hermetic.
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Looser's early chapters have a tendency to feel dutiful and plodding, but her argument is nuanced and subtle.
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In the week that followed, dutiful Britons returned library books, sewed blackout curtains — and had their pets euthanized.
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"The societal expectations would be: Queen's Secretarial College, find a good husband, be a dutiful wife," he said.
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"Inappropriate" was what she called the question, but she also offered a dutiful statement in support of him.
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If I don't get enough sleep, it makes me ineffective in every way, so I'm dutiful about it.
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Centrists don't just need to build a traditional party infrastructure, with MPs, local offices and dutiful but tame members.
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The marrying classes of the West are building unions as resilient as the dutiful ones found in poorer countries.
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Flights are not all booked by a travel manager, nor are never-ending drinks being poured by dutiful attendants.
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I'm playing Majid, her dutiful and occasionally goofy husband who's opted to stay behind to look after elderly relatives.
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This continues Trump's pattern of appointing dutiful sycophants that do not have tangible expertise for their given cabinet positions.
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And honestly, I couldn't have asked for more enticing and dutiful teachers to guide me through my nascent sexuality.
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Four small pours sat before him, in their flimsy wooden raft, dutiful liquid lieutenants of varying shades of amber.
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Our dutiful firefighters in the mainstream press fact checked each word and called his $250 billion figure an exaggeration.
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While the sentiments behind this kind of filmmaking are unimpeachable, the cinema they engender is often dutiful and conventional.
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As dutiful Taiwanese children, both brought up in traditional families, I assumed he shared the same value of mianzi.
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Greg Zahornacky: Autopilots are dumb and dutiful, meaning this: that if you program them incorrectly, they will kill you.
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You're busy getting organized as the planet of the mind, Mercury, and the moon enter dutiful earth sign Virgo.
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Comedy podcasts began often as labors of love but increasingly feel like dutiful necessities for the young and careerist.
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God's wife (Yolande Moreau) is a silent, slavishly dutiful housekeeper; his son, JC, has been reduced to a statue.
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But this is no dutiful nineties period piece (and, yes, I know that's a horrifying phrase, whatever your age).
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As a dutiful Catholic and longtime party organizer, Mr. Jack was an apt choice as Tammany's candidate by 1953.
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Instead, it is functional, a dutiful franchise placeholder, a fix when you want it, the cinematic equivalent of Hot Pockets.
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Instead, she's remained a businesslike and dutiful counterpoint to Trump's brash pronouncements, particularly when it comes to the European Union.
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Vartika is a disciplined, dutiful officer who has to maintain her composure while interrogating men who committed truly violent acts.
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"We have a dutiful staff and many wonderful volunteers who are happy to come up and clean poop," said Schachner.
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We expect dutiful, steely-eyed soldiers at the ready, and we do get our fill of those in this series.
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Mr. McConnell had hoped to keep a dutiful schedule of bland bills and low drama in the Senate this year.
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Countries without Holocausts on their history books can also learn from Germany's grown-up, vigilant and dutiful culture of remembrance.
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Then, like a dutiful participant in the world's biggest self-actualization seminar, you share your results with the class. 10.
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That's when the dutiful boyfriend came up with a very unique gift idea: a blanket with his face on it.
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Afterwards, some clamour for T-shirts she tosses from a truck, but the overall response seems more dutiful than passionate.
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By that robust standard, most of the Churchill films that we possess, though dutiful, come across as doughy and sedate.
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It's 1987 and after more than two decades of dutiful service, Elizabeth Jennings has gone rogue on her KGB handlers.
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Ever the dutiful son, next on Kim Jong Un's foreign policy agenda is meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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There was a fitful attempt to write a biography of Frederick Douglass, and a dutiful visit to the Soviet Union.
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It is a position few would relish, but Cox is dutiful and, like May, an archetypal Conservative in many respects.
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His own ambitions are more literary, but as the dutiful first-generation son of Korean immigrants, he accepts his destiny.
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He wanted to pay dutiful tribute, while also using the Monk songbook to expand his own approach to the guitar.
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The director Alethea Jones, working from Julie Rudd's thin script, opens with a dutiful montage of the women's morning routines.
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There is no cure, but dutiful breathing treatments -- which eat up hours each day -- can help with symptoms and complications.
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Another important factor is the increase in university tuition fees, which has transformed many students from dutiful scholars into entitled consumers.
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In a Snapchat video that a dutiful fan preserved on Instagram, Kardashian and Thompson are seen together, celebrating True's big day.
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The moon enters dutiful earth sign Virgo today, finding you in a busy mood, getting organized, and tending to your chores.
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She would rather have been a dutiful wife and mother as her husband continues his naval career, than head of state.
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Add being a dutiful big sister to Blue Ivy's budding resume, which already includes being a rapper and future style icon.
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And you feel rather than see how she teaches dancers to possess their music with assurance: They look free, never dutiful.
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A dutiful man, Mr. Martien instead married her older sister, Gabrielle, a wallflower who was apparently less wonderful in every regard.
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Museum Hack's approach is to use humor, pop cultural references and games to make the trip more fun and less dutiful.
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I look at another girl's notes (so dutiful) and see that my supervisor cited another researcher I admire, which is cool.
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In the pilot, I found them mostly dutiful, rather than insightful, but later episodes drew me into this story more thoroughly.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — Vice President Mike Pence has been a metronome of consistency in providing dutiful affirmation for President Trump.
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And, like any dutiful curator, Barnett's approach implicitly argues that Marc and Macke belong among the pantheon of Europe's modern masters.
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I've had Trump supporters tell me to "get back in the kitchen," and "go home and be a dutiful wife," etc.
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There is a summary of a preacher's Sunday sermon — "ye are my witness" — and the dutiful accountings of purchases and sales.
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He is faced with a challenge: How can a company hold on to its past while not seeming dated and dutiful?
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There is something a little dutiful about this tour, but Marshall offers us a surprising fact or six along the way.
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Sharon Tate: A Life is a decent project, dutiful and worthy of acknowledgment; as a read, it has moments, just not coherence.
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Like his father, Prince "kept to himself," Anderson recalls, working with Andr in a CETA youth program and acting the dutiful son.
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As the dutiful partners of the world might know, sometimes your significant needs a helping hand when it comes to personal grooming.
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Don't get me wrong: Your concern for punctuality and preparedness is admirable, and it's a sign of a conscientious and dutiful personality.
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And as with stocks, trustees need to be dutiful managers — in terms of nannies' work but also their happiness in their jobs.
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His incisive wit and brilliance enabled him to convey, in one entertaining spoof, what reams of reporters missed through more dutiful stories.
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Maryam, the dutiful daughter, was declared "instrumental in concealment of the properties of her father" and sentenced to seven years in prison.
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Our dutiful guides outfitted us with helmets and life jackets, and we began a long, uphill trek that took about an hour.
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Even though only he, Pence, had any legal authority to negotiate with Carrier, the dutiful running mate ascribed the deal to Trump.
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By all accounts he was mild-mannered and dutiful, always hanging just to the side of things, always polite and well-spoken.
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I read Ulysses in college like any dutiful English major, writing my papers with the help of an enormous book of annotations.
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Thurgood Marshall would be a good candidate for a dusty and dutiful biographical drama, one surveying his central role in Brown v.
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Yes, calling out racism and sexism is a major break in protocol, but dutiful fawning over a memo is not compelling television.
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"As a television drama, it often plays like a high-minded, dutiful educational video," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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Yet she spent years going through the dutiful routine of filling out job applications, carefully tailoring cover letters and setting up interviews.
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These movies both reinforce certain Confucian values and simultaneously combat stereotypes about Asians: that they are obedient, dutiful, loyal, timid and fearful.
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BEIJING — When President Xi Jinping of China meets foreign leaders, he tends to recite talking points in a dutiful monotone, diplomats say.
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It contained the same callbacks to notable administration accomplishments and dutiful recitation of policy proposals that every State of the Union does.
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Moustafa El Sayed, its dutiful owner and chef, can be seen trudging down Steinway, carrying bags of produce and meat from local markets.
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We've heard her say that since Season 1 as Commander Waterford's dutiful wife, but the tone shift from then to now is unmistakable.
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Romney, a man who prides himself on dutiful conduct and a certain formality, might also wonder if he is being used by Trump.
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As a wartime wife, Mamie all but created the archetype of the wholesome, dutiful housewife that has become emblematic of 1950s American women.
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"I'll do my job as your manager, but don't expect me to be the dutiful wife and hold your hand," she tells him.
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It just goes to show that behind every celebrity fashion icon, there's a dutiful spouse making sure they don't hoard their old shoes.
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It's a dutiful but delightfully odd coming-of-age novel, tracking the exploits of a sissy twelve-year-old Indian kid in Ohio.
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By turns industrious and restless, dutiful and disobedient, he is also graced with sensitivities that his carefully constructed wall of muscles can't obscure.
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He made his career as a journalist betting that the public wanted bureaucracy-bashing stories from Brussels, rather than the usual dutiful fare.
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With the primaries over, most anti-Trump conservatives have abandoned any righteous resistance and begun their dutiful trudge toward supporting the party's nominee.
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In the real world, locals are often in similar positions, as dutiful members of staff who remain along the fringes of these resorts.
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Virelles adds crisp, dutiful flourishes beneath a singing chorus, then takes a loosened-up solo with hints of his old, deconstructive attitude. RUSSONELLO
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As played by the ageless Bianca Lawson, dutiful and studious Kendra is an illuminating foil for Buffy and her more anarchic slaying style.
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That merger of visions makes the difference between a dutiful adaptation of a great novel and a series that is great in itself.
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At some dance companies, a program devoted to works by women might feel like an obligation, a dutiful leveling of the playing field.
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While Latson's storytelling is sometimes more dutiful than necessary, her book provides a thorough overview of Williams syndrome, and its thought-provoking paradox.
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Rich, pretty, good Maxine, forever the dutiful doll, died young, and her husband lived to a ripe old age, his atrocities never acknowledged.
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He seems unlikely to emulate the dutiful but pregnant silence on Trump by former Defense Secretary James Mattis as he promotes his book.
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In childhood, we associate responsibility with the dutiful fulfillment of obligations and duties: performing household chores, completing homework assignments, brushing teeth at bedtime.
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He casts himself as Delilah's dutiful servant who gives the seductress the scissors needed to sap Samson's superhuman strength from his magical hair.
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He was only letting Bernard learn the truth to see if that would pacify him, let him get back to being his dutiful sidekick.
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Trump has drawn admirable qualities out of elite conservatives who under different circumstances would be serving as dutiful apologists for a more acceptable nominee.
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More often than not, it seems to be the obligation of the kit man to act as dutiful recipient to such gleeful high-jinks.
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It was clever of the firm to turn dutiful gift-giving into an exciting game, notes Connie Chan of Andreessen Horowitz, a VC firm.
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Whitman became a frustrated young man, failing at nearly everything he tried, including being a student, a Marine and a faithful and dutiful husband.
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On Sunday, though, it was C. C. Sabathia, 36 and in his 16th major league season, who performed the dutiful work for the Yankees.
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A dutiful son, even if he feels permanently eclipsed by his older brother, he gets good grades, runs track, and attends church every Sunday.
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The question is: Does Frank believe Claire really will stem her personal ambitions and get back on board with being a dutiful first lady?
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They are quite simple and quick, but unlike so many dull, dutiful get-dinner-on-the-table-fast recipes, they are creative and fresh.
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Narrator: Dumb and dutiful are the "two Ds of automation," according to Earl Wiener, a former US Air Force pilot and an aviation scholar.
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And he was ever the dutiful son: Dear Mum, Gosh it was wonderful hearing your voice today — It was swell of you to call.
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Asians are often viewed as the "model minority" — hardworking and dutiful — but this stereotype's negative side is "being workhorses without creativity," Professor Pan said.
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It was open after 9/11, when sports went on a dutiful hiatus, then came back repurposed as a show of resilience and community.
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Dutiful residents of Margate City have ensured that Lucy maintains her original beauty after more than a century of hurricanes, blizzards, and municipal negligence.
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To the great pride and entertainment of our single fan (an injured teammate who doubles as a dutiful spouse), we win a nail-biter.
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" She added: "Vice President Pence is a very loyal, very dutiful, but also incredibly effective vice president, and active vice president, with this president.
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Word of the Day : willingly obedient out of a sense of duty and respect _________ The word dutiful has appeared in 102 articles on nytimes.
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Those acts were complemented by the dutiful hour-in-and-hour-out basics: blood pressure (110/70), pulse (60), and temp (99.1 — nobody's perfect).
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That leaves Plaskett, a dutiful member of the Congressional Black Caucus, as an attractive option in the eyes of some of her fellow colleagues.
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I try to comfort myself with the thought that the whole concept of a quiet and dutiful audience is a bourgeois 19th-century invention.
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To call this standout book a corrective would make it sound earnest and dutiful, when in fact it is wry, readable and often astonishing.
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The moon is in dutiful earth sign Virgo today, Aries, and while you're enthusiastic to get things done this morning, don't overload your schedule.
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She was dutiful in her attention to each of us, and while we lived in relative poverty, we also lived in a home of love.
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He'd left behind his parents and everything else familiar to him, but in the US he would be more than a dutiful son and student.
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On cue, Bey's dutiful audience of hip-hop devotees whooped and applauded in unison, as if in instinctual or knee-jerk reaction to the sentiment.
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While all of this may look like she's just being a dutiful momager, last night we realized she may actually be eyeing her next gig.
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Regardless, the show takes far more interest in how Sheila and her dutiful husband Joel (Timothy Olyphant) restructure their lives to accommodate her new quirk.
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I used to be real dutiful about it, he said, looking at the painting and then the sign and then back to the painting again.
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The death is entirely natural; the election is petty and uninteresting; the characters are all secretly terrible in a flat and dutiful sort of way.
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The film isn't devoid of drama or of cultural specificity, but there's nothing dutiful or didactic (or, for that matter, especially progressive) about its content.
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They end up being dutiful meditations on guilt rather than stories about the people whose mistreatment and oppression they purport to be so interested in.
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Those who support the practice say it rewards dutiful service; others call it capricious and argue that a professional server's wages should not be discretionary.
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That pumpers are checking on each one of them every day seems dutiful and conscientious—an act that helps to hold the world in place.
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Ryu: The first episode of every season is usually a dutiful exercise in setting up the show's myriad pieces before the action really gets underway.
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The issues presented in "When Two Worlds Collide" are so crucial that it feels churlish to characterize it as a dutiful, and ultimately pedestrian, documentary.
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A poised, dutiful mother of three royal children, she has taken on a heavy load of engagements as her children have begun going to school.
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But also, still the dutiful eldest son of a thatched farmstead in rural County Derry, Northern Ireland, who lugged the boxes to the library himself.
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Constance, unfailingly coifed and composed, makes do as a dutiful homemaker, baking pies and canning fruit with a glistening smile plastered on her pretty face.
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HUNCHUN, China — In the Chinese border town of Hunchun, garment factories gladly employ squads of North Koreans, who are valued as skilled and dutiful workers.
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"Each of these characters represented an important chapter in the development of Abstract Expressionism," Gabriel writes in her introduction, a dutiful and somewhat unpromising start.
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Unfortunately for those trying to act on the conclusions of the 2020 report, it was short on concrete examples of what constitutes dutiful and undeserving.
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He ran as the candidate of Brexit — not, as Theresa May had, as its reluctant and dutiful custodian, but as its persevering and happy warrior.
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You see the idyllic: Terence Gower's "Kitchen I & II" (2004) a photographic diptych of a pristinely antiseptic kitchen with new appliances and a dutiful housewife.
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Since Fanny is portrayed by Sheridan Smith in Michael Mayer's dutiful production of this 1964 biomusical, no one is likely to challenge such a self-assessment.
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But most of these elements feel like dutiful afterthoughts — or superimposed homages to other King stories like Carrie and Salem's Lot — rather than the main event.
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But no one had really gotten a good look at the guy, and the police, though dutiful, could not quite hide a tone of patronizing concern.
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After being a dutiful ally for more than six decades, it may be time for South Koreans, too, to take their destiny into their own hands.
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He reads the dutiful words of unity and grief and determination that aides put in front of him, but he refuses to stick to the script.
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It's been more than two years since he left the DA's office, and his pursuits have ranged from the very trivial to the compassionate and dutiful.
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Also Ms. de Libran's Sonia Rykiel, despite a dutiful, though sometimes appealing, embrace of the house's Mongolian lamb and zippered moto jackets, plaid and marabou heritage.
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Critic's Pick It would be understandable for an artist to appear merely dutiful, at some point, during a 23-year creative project requiring annual check-ins.
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Much of what he said obviously came from memory instead of impulse, as if he didn't want to let all his dutiful homework go to waste.
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"First he shot the chutes, then he took the seemingly perilous Whip ride, and finally he went into the ridiculous Crazy Village," wrote the dutiful journalist.
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For a year and a half prior to this summer, Flynn, being advised by other lawyers, had been one of Mueller's most helpful and dutiful cooperators.
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From the point of view of a dutiful C.C.P. cadre, "monkey business" could be defined as any measure that would disrupt the party's standard operating procedures.
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A concert on Thursday aimed at rallying support against the National Front drew small crowds, and the vibe was more dutiful than boisterous, Le Monde reported.
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At home, she's the dutiful daughter who does crosswords with her lawyer dad (Azad Khan), and tries not to argue with her traditional mother (Purbi Joshi).
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Some fans of The Fosters, where Ramirez played the dutiful daughter to Stef (Teri Polo) and Lena Adams Foster (Sherri Saum), won't let Ramirez grow up.
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The affinities in the lyrics include the songs of Lorenz Hart and Oscar Hammerstein II, and the musical styles of the period get a dutiful workout.
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The story can't help but be stirring, but director Peter Berg's spare, flag-waving ode to Beantown's beating heart frequently comes across as more dutiful than dramatic.
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Howard and the Kasdans play the series game without ever raising the stakes, defaulting to dull and dutiful when they might have blasted off into creative anarchy.
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"I've stood by your side this whole campaign, your beautiful, dutiful Melania," the real estate mogul's wife continues at the beginning of the black and white sketch.
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By doing so, those dutiful public officials met their oath of office to uphold the Constitution and, in the process, called the White House's high-stakes bluff.
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"So if you say you want 'Strong, Beautiful, Dutiful, and Brave', the machine will look through Instagram and the New York Times for those combinations," says Dubois.
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It's just as important that he walked back in to Abbey Road and Abbey Road as well, the headmaster of boys become the dutiful father of men.
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While mildly fun in places, the series proves more dutiful than daring as it goes about the setbacks associated with getting this enterprise up on its feet.
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There were always a lot of people at the Edwards house—business associates of my uncle—and Jiřina, the dutiful hostess, was not available to her sister.
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The reputations of Clinton and Comey were destroyed due to Clinton's law breaking and deception and Comey's apparent desire to be dutiful to the politics of Obama.
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Viola Davis plays his strong, dutiful wife, and Jovan Adepo is his son, who thinks there must be more to fatherly love than food, shelter and clothing.
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Luckily, Ms. Aharanwa is on hand to elevate the script, bringing a kind of glow to the dreamy, dutiful Retha, whose own stubborn selflessness is her undoing.
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"The Life of Charlotte Brontë," published in 1857, is a portrait of a paragon of Victorian womanhood: humble, passionless, pious, the dutiful daughter of a difficult father.
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Toward the end of our mother's life, my sister had been the one to stay with her in the hospital, dutiful and patient during the very worst.
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After a lively introduction, he falls into a dutiful slog of sausage making, devoting long sections to plot summaries and production details that are dead on arrival.
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In fact, we were both relieved to be free from a dutiful but passionless relationship and the looming pressure of having children — something neither of us wanted.
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Plainly, you have done a great deal for your parents, and, despite their ideas about the Dutiful Child, they are not entitled to further derail your life.
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Smith-Cameron), Fanny's dutiful, dependable, resentful sister; and Alice's grown daughters, Helen (Heather Burns) and Rosie (Natalie Gold), whose love for their grandmother is tender and deep.
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As long as Pence remains his dutiful deputy and greatest defender, he gains an automatic head start for his own presidential ambitions in the post-Trump era.
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Theresa May has enormous virtues, she is a fantastically dutiful prime minister and she has my support - I just want her to change one item of policy.
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Then they open their door to Nour (Shaden Kanboura), a hijab-wearing university student with a holier-than-thou fiancé intent on making her his dutiful wife.
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His dad jokes were getting only dutiful cheers, he was interrupted by occasional "NO TPP" chants, and his biggest applause line was a mention of Bernie Sanders.
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In small groups, puppies and their dutiful handlers made their way to set, where a bright green, bone-shaped playing field littered with dozens of chew toys waited.
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The dutiful son would pay for his political sin by giving up the keys to his cruiser and assuming the duties of patrol cop with a walking beat.
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But in this midterm election cycle, her dutiful courting, which saved her in 2016 when Hillary Clinton easily defeated President Trump in her district, may not be enough.
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Those paying attention would notice that it generally made good on its principles with a slate that — good, dutiful or mediocre — was striking for its plurality of voices.
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The focus is a retired movie actress named Chiyoko Fujiwara (perhaps inspired by the revered Setsuko Hara, who played a dutiful daughter in the films of Yasujiro Ozu).
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Written and executive produced by Tony McNamara (The Favourite), The Great hopes to meet at the intersection between dutiful recreation and empirical fever dream in just 10 episodes.
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As The Crown's third season closes, the two sisters—dutiful queen and mercurial princess—talk, one rigid and upright, the other reclined, luxuriating on a wide canopy bed.
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But once she commits to becoming a comic, she commits completely, taking as dutiful notes on potential punchlines as she once did on her own carefully calibrated waistline.
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Labour's foreign affairs spokesperson Emily Thornberry told CNN International Tuesday that her party's critiques were aimed at Trump and not America and were the dutiful warnings of a friend.
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Most of the time was spent giving viewers a dutiful overview of Jones's rise to fame, his connection to the president, and the often dangerous consequences of his punditry.
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Especially since the installment closes with dutiful Atlanta mom Maggie Andrews (Aldrich) blowing a fellow B613 alum's brains out in the OPA conference room for threatening to expose them.
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Part of the US commitment has been a dutiful recognition of past US wrongs, including acknowledging this week the devastating toll of secret US bombardments during the Vietnam War.
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For if Nixon speaks of collective effort, deploying the word "we" 76 times, Trump's favorite locution is "I alone"; and it made its dutiful cameo by the halfway point.
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She holidays not on tycoons' yachts but on hiking trips to the Alps, like Angela Merkel, another cautiously dutiful centre-right European leader to whom the comparisons draw themselves.
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Literary concessions—narrative clarity and catharsis, techniques as simple as moving a character from room to room—are an inheritance, a dutiful part of learning to please the reader.
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Malcolm, a second character, is another of the author's young, thoughtful artful dodgers, whom Mr Pullman has managed to make decent, dutiful and interesting—not easy for a novelist.
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The special counsel is renowned as a reticent, dutiful, lifelong public servant whose own flamboyance in matters of dress never extends past a crisp white shirt and dark suit.
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Theon supports dutiful Yara's vie for queen, but Euron, an out-of-left-field loudmouth-for-the-people, steals her thunder with a lot of talk about his dick.
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After nearly 30 years of dutiful serve to New York City's Apple community, Manhattan-based retailer Tekserve will be closing its doors for the last time later this summer.
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Part of the problem is the filmmakers never figure out why this particular story needed to be told at this specific moment; it feels at once dutiful and arbitrary.
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But, you ask, won't tightening the limits offend those companies and investors who, like dutiful Costco shoppers, had the good sense to buy the permits when they were cheap?
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About great Victorian realists like George Eliot and Charles Dickens, Oates is either dutiful or skeptical; their explorations of compromise and comic social friction feel to her like conformity.
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There are virtually no surprises in this dutiful biography, which could easily be a sort of gender-switch "A Star is Born," only with Garland portraying the aging superstar.
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I once read "Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter," by Simone de Beauvoir, three times in a row, because I was abroad and couldn't find any other books in English.
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I fear I will reveal myself to be a true Valentine's curmudgeon, but there's something kind of maudlin about it all, down to the dutiful line at the corner florist.
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Host Jimmy Kimmel's opening monologue made dutiful but hardly sharp-edged references to sexual misconduct and the box office successes of the milestones that are Wonder Woman and Black Panther.
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This combination of durable manufacturing and dutiful consumption of a prized national product works out well for the rest of the world; many countries import older Japanese cars in bulk.
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Before entering the work force, my emails to my college co-op, friends, family, and professors were devoid of exclamation points, like the dutiful sardonic-yet-earnest student I was.
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That makes the relentlessly upbeat ending — with its dutiful deus ex machina and an exhortation to just forget your worries since tomorrow has to be better — land with a thud.
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In the first five minutes, we see young Modi as a dutiful son, a brilliant student and a patriot who respects his country's flag and is proud of its soldiers.
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"Doctor Sleep" reminds me of another follow-up, " Blade Runner 2049 " (2017), being drawn out, dutiful toward its source, and so disconsolate, at times, that it verges on the depressing.
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In a high-stakes case like this one, you just don't want the judge to think your side is unfair and sneaky and the other side is dutiful and honorable.
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But also like last week, we got a series of dutiful reunions—though the one between the very obviously doomed Theon and Sansa carried more emotional weight than I expected.
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" As she proved in her days as a Times correspondent, Ms. Ifill could make people laugh even at an otherwise dutiful account of political endorsements: "LOS ANGELES, April 14 — Gov.
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We also had social scripts to follow, and I was dutiful about highlighting my parts: study, serve volleyballs, scribble my crushes' names on stuff, produce S-shaped poops, eventually succeed.
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The moon is in dutiful Virgo today, and while you have a reputation for being flashy, the moon in this chill earth sign often finds you thoughtfully managing your budget.
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But against the backdrop of socioeconomic decline, guns become a powerful means of asserting oneself as an upstanding person, as a dutiful father, and even as a committed community member.
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From the start of "Kaddish," when the speaker addresses "my father" as "angry, wrinkled old majesty," the words betray resentment and disappointment, like a dutiful son finally taking a stand.
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They are dutiful wives and daughters, taking care of their houses and their hapless husbands and eking out dull, respectable lives, and all of them are thoroughly sick of it.
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And that, said Ms. Morales Rocketto, the strategist, is another factor that is driving this race beyond the realm of dutiful early-state voters: "Trump has accelerated engagement," she said.
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But this sort of wine writing is still subordinate to the dutiful bottle reviews, which in the minds of most readers contain only one salient bit of information: the score.
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Some version of this simple scene — dutiful parents, a gifted child, the metronomic thump of a ball — plays out every day at tennis courts and sports fields across the world.
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But at the outset of its 43rd season Saturday, in an episode hosted by Ryan Gosling, "Saturday Night Live" was something else: The dutiful student, almost gingerly approaching topical satire.
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It's a Diane Lane role — the dutiful wife and mom pushed into dangerous behavior by incipient middle age and marital boredom (even though her husband is played by Billy Crudup).
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In contrast, the dutiful Tillerson worked his way up from an entry-level engineering position at ExxonMobil to become the highly successful CEO of what was then world's largest business.
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Risks include an anemic hashtag, utterly forgettable vows and underwhelming Snapchat footage of a dance floor populated only by ring bearers and a few dutiful guests doing an unenthusiastic Wobble.
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The Times article appears to give further evidence that reasonable and dutiful White House officials who fear this President but refuse to say so publicly, remain part of the problem.
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Yet conservation has revealed that the painting of the pushy cardinal was sliced on the left and bottom — meaning that this portrait, somewhat dutiful now, originally had a bolder asymmetry.
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While these votes are often seen as a dutiful nod to the president, there have been times when they could be seen as a boon to the vice president, too.
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He has made me blessed wheresoever I may be, and has enjoined upon me prayer and almsgiving so long as I live, and [has made me] dutiful toward my mother.
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I glean from seeing these things that poverty is other than just deprivation; it is also dilapidation — the slide towards entropy that isn't held in check by dutiful and competent maintenance.
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In "The Vegetarian", after struggling with gruesome recurring nightmares, Yeong-hye, a dutiful wife, rebels against societal norms, forsaking meat and stirring concern among her family that she is mentally ill.
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Yet a new movie chronicling an early chapter in the Supreme Court Justice's career, "On the Basis of Sex," proves more dutiful than delightful, only stirring to life toward the end.
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We've had an interesting mix of men serve as president over the last almost 227 years: honest men and spinners of truth, the great and the undistinguished, visionaries and dutiful functionaries.
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His father, Beau (the western veteran Sam Elliott), puts Colt to work grudgingly alongside his dutiful but immature other son, Rooster (Danny Masterson, Mr. Kutcher's onetime "That '70s Show" co-star).
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To capture the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 2006, Patrick had to wage an outsider candidacy for the ages, cutting in front of every dutiful party lieutenant from Provincetown to the Berkshires.
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In this premiere, the French king (George Blagden) welcomes a royal relative, while the vengeful Madame de Montespan (Anna Brewster) goes after the king's dutiful mistress, Françoise de Maintenon (Catherine Walker).
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There are concerns she returns to: the single woman who wishes not to be, the dutiful daughter overwhelmed by filial obligation, the family that is not unhappy but not quite happy.
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But as fine as Finch was, his Howard remained a dutiful pawn in the bigger satirical scheme of the writer Paddy Chayefsky's take on corporate greed and a tube-addicted nation.
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On the heels of the 2016 referendum, she appealed, to many, as a safe pair of hands, a dutiful public servant who might be able to steer the country toward compromise.
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As part of the American parenting mainstream, I aim to raise children who are happy, confident and kind — and not necessarily as driven, dutiful and successful as the model Asian child.
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Much of the documentary, which opens on the day Donald J. Trump was inaugurated into office, plods along like a dutiful recap of a show we watched not too long ago.
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He is a dutiful student of Young Thug's non sequitur filigree, which dominates the sound of streaming and has been put to use by everyone from Post Malone to Lil Baby.
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As we spoke, she gave the impression of a dutiful student of art history—referencing schools of art and names both obscure and obvious—and a passionate student of pop culture.
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Several reviews had criticized the lack of emotion in the creature's features, and believed that the dutiful recreation of animals in CGI was not enough to replace the warmth of the original.
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The people who do the rising — the organizers, parents, teachers, the grandmothers, and countless others — take on the additional and dutiful job of demanding a fair and just society for us all.
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While Ayoola gets away with murder — literally — Korede suffers the consequences of expressing anger and independence, the two traits that push her further from her familial role as a dutiful older daughter.
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Like a dutiful younger brother, the second restaurant is supposed to work harder, please more people, make fewer demands, be more pragmatic and smile as the firstborn sucks up all the attention.
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Tasked with finding her brother, the dutiful Kringle battles her way through a Phoenix, Arizona strip mall where, it turns out, Nick is bailing on his family duties to teach yoga classes.
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As I pitched in with a lounge chair, or any item Mr. Goldman might have dropped, some members lumped me in with the dutiful workers serving the rows of wooden beach huts.
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John Curley of The Afghan Whigs took a crack at engineering this one, and the recording does a dutiful job of committing the band's grimey, lo-fi pop-rock songs to tape.
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"Every Day Is Extra" offers a detailed record of an important life, a dutiful recounting of long-forgotten triumphs and setbacks, and a high-minded coda about the virtues of public service.
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He is widely viewed as gracious, unpretentious, dutiful with fans to shake hands and sign autographs, even if his availability to the news media can be as elusive as his playing time.
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Otherwise, his short speech was a dutiful laundry list of the things he said he had accomplished: legalizing same-sex marriage, the Paris climate accord, help for schools, reorganizing France's local governments.
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Clinton's loss would cause women to retreat from running for public office, turned off by the combat and nastiness ushered in by a reality-TV star who vanquished the bookish, dutiful woman.
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But I wonder if perhaps her long tenure as a dutiful daughter and wife explains her inability — despite her liberal leanings and Democratic Party membership — to view Clinton in a favorable light.
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Dutiful Sebadoh devotees will note that two of The Sebadoh's tracks, "Cuban" and "So Long," weren't recorded at Mad Hatter, but instead came from Loewenstein's basement, a space dubbed the Negative Energy Company.
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And even though he was a dutiful and loving sham-wow, there's nothing he could have said that would have made me feel at home in a place that was still so unfamiliar.
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In a trio of images—Martyr, Patriot, and Dutiful Citizen—French creates pictures that signify "gaps in representation and how in many ways different groups within the black community are suffering," says Trezise.
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I downloaded Pokémon Go last night like a dutiful citizen of Pallet Town (Bushwick is the Pallet Town of New York, okay), and had to catch my breath at the first opening screen.
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But Trump evidently did not anticipate how he would tire of McMaster's dutiful reminding his boss of the way the world really works, even when that way does not fit into a slogan.
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Inan yearns to be a dutiful son and help his father in his quest to wipe magic permanently out of Orïsha — but he seems to be developing some magical capabilities of his own.
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The afternoon paper would be written with the sophisticated poise of The Herald Tribune (the most distinguished predecessor of the short-lived World Journal Tribune) and not in The Times's dutiful, plodding style.
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It is a variation on the mythic duality of Abel and Cain, or of the Prodigal Son and his brother: the favored son versus the dutiful one, the rule-breaker versus the conformist.
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He presented himself as a dutiful custodian of the political tradition; he opened by saying that, as a student at Stanford, he cast his first vote for Jackson, who was in the room.
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But it also has moments of lightness and strangeness, as well as kinks and sour notes, which strengthen the sense that these are people, not figurines in a dutiful, paint-by-numbers biopic.
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It's a long way to travel and she's never had any desire to see Greece, but, she tells herself, "I supposed it would be my last dutiful act" as a daughter-in-law.
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The dutiful Mrs May set herself three tasks: obeying the "will of the people", as expressed in the referendum; leaving the EU without damaging Britain's economy; and doing all this without splitting her party.
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He pompously lavishes in the attention and lets a dutiful Joan fade into the background as he dismisses her writing skills, berates their son (an aspiring writer), and flirts and canoodles with other women.
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And like a dutiful daughter, I did what they asked me to, working and living for three years in a country that was now as foreign as America first was to me in 1996.
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In between, two dutiful understudies held forth: former acting CIA directors Mike Morell ("total Clinton flunky") and John McLaughlin, the only speaker on the stage not yet honored with a vilifying Trump call-out.
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Davos is a loyal and dutiful servant of the realm, and Melisandre, for all her considerable flaws, is also focused on the problem of the Walkers and the need to find Azor Ahai reborn.
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Instead of sorting, they just throw it all in a big can marked General Waste, and they scoff at their dutiful neighbors who lug out trash in separate bags bound for color-coded bins.
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"Finally, I can place a name to the grave that is my grandfather's and be a dutiful grandson," Norman Cho, a 40-year-old Singaporean, wrote in a blog on All Things Bukit Brown.
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So if we're going to keep returning to our childhood favorites, we have to decide if we want them retold with dutiful charm, or if we want them to break apart and change forever.
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He drafted in Joe Gomez as a right back, a more cautious option than the usual occupant of that position, Trent Alexander-Arnold; Jordi Alba, Barcelona's bounding, racing left back, needed careful, dutiful handling.
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Cohen, the dutiful host, told Lohan he Googled her before she went on air to find the "latest Lohan news" and asked about what was going on with her jumping into Hemsworth's Insta comments.
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As its star, Fabian Hinrichs, pontificates about loneliness, 27 dancers from the "Vivid" cast follow him around the stage like dutiful children, imitating Hinrichs's gestures and poses and occasionally breaking into a choreographed number.
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Mike Hopkins, a dutiful steward on the sidelines with Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim for more than two decades and Boeheim's designated successor, accepted the head-coaching job at the University of Washington on Sunday.
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Momoa also gets to tap into his inner lunk, frequently bouncing off of Heard's dutiful and squarish Mera or Wilson's self-serious Orm with physical comedy or barbed comments about his (lack of) refinement.
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Trump's email use — and her excuse — exemplify the flip-flopping role she tries to play in public life: She's a shrewd political adviser when convenient, and a political novice and dutiful daughter when not.
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"This is to give notice that my wife Phebe has very much misbehaved herself, and not acted the part of my dutiful wife," a Cape May man's ad reads, according to the New York Post.
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You're not going to get very far hate-tweeting and throwing tantrums at real or perceived slights, while thousands of dutiful bots wait to spread your every word to all eight of their own followers.
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To unlock that private finance and reassure investors, a recognised infrastructure asset class for BRI projects must be created, with standardized contract terms and dutiful reporting that global investors will recognise and trust, Hammond said.
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David Cameron and his acolytes always looked down on Mrs May as a dutiful dullard who got a second-class degree in geography from St Hugh's and then went on to rise without a trace.
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She was the dutiful grammar-school girl who went to Oxford whereas he was the rebellious private-school boy who dropped out and plunged into the Islington of Che Guevara posters and Irish rebel songs.
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Starting as an intern for a certain irreverent Congressman named Donald Rumsfeld (a frightening Steve Carell), Cheney proves himself a loyal and dutiful lackey to technocratic power, which he soon gets to see up close.
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And though the studios sometimes postpone scheduled releases or swap release dates years in advance there's a dutiful implication here: You'll be seeing a lot about these movies, even if you don't go see them.
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The dutiful Brand himself comes under suspicion and is interviewed by the resistance, and his loyalty is tested by what professionals call a canary trap — mentioning a confidential tidbit to see if it surfaces later.
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She called "Americanah" her "fuck-you book," by which she meant she no longer felt that she must be a dutiful literary daughter responsible for her country's history: she would write what she felt like.
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And while Mr. Obama is a doting father and dutiful husband who maintains close bonds with his childhood friends, Mr. Modi abandoned his arranged marriage decades ago and has no children or any public friendships.
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She wanted a beautiful, dutiful child she could groom to be a debutante, and instead she got one who was dreamy, willful and overweight, more interested in making up stories than in clothes or hairstyles.
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Sentieo's synonym library allows it to hunt down different ways of saying the same thing with the goal of not forcing investors — or their dutiful analysts — to read through 100-page 10-Q documents manually.
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Colon — who has earned more than $100 million in his career — sired the children with the Washington Heights woman while he was also playing the dutiful family man with wife Rosanna and their four sons.
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Both understood the fact that voters were bored as well as angry, mistrustful of the liberal consensus, angry at globalization's predations, restive for grandeur, thirsty for the outspoken rather than the dutiful warnings of experts.
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It used to be that so many of the favored tactics in the abortion wars were about delay: parental notification, waiting periods, dutiful marches through literature so that women could give so-called informed consent.
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The songs for Mr. Heller, in terrific voice, and Liz Larsen likewise as Jeffrey's mother, feel professional if dutiful, the kind you wouldn't put at the top of your playlist but wouldn't mind hearing again.
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To many in Washington, Prince Mohammed had become America's best friend in the region, a dutiful partner who could be counted on for tasks from countering Iranian influence in Lebanon to funding construction in Iraq.
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As for other potential royal fashion supporters, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie appear to have been encouraged to pursue office jobs, while Sophie Wessex, a one-time public relations maven, is dutiful but not especially starry.
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Irish themes — including domineering matriarchs, dutiful daughters and the rituals of Catholicism — pervade Ms. Cullinan's work, and she often wrestles with issues of Irish American identity, though as a whole her writing transcended easy categorization.
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Iza is an excellent doctor, a dutiful and generous daughter who loves her aged parents, but who has left her tiny village and family far behind her when she moved to Budapest after a divorce.
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She was also—the ever-dutiful multitasker—leafing through a week-old edition of one of the last hard-copy newspapers, The Mammoth City Muffler ("If It Ain't in the Muffler, It Ain't the Truth").
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Despite marking the studio's first solo outing with a female superhero, the result feels like one of Marvel's lesser lights -- a dutiful cog in its vaunted cinematic universe as opposed to any sort of breakthrough.
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The film, directed by Ry Russo-Young, written by Maria Maggenti and based on Lauren Oliver's young-adult novel, isn't a comedy but rather a dutiful entry in the intermittently popular dying-girl melodrama genre.
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Purpose, on the other hand, makes you cry, over and over, because of how upsetting it is to see any dog, young or old, lay down its noble, dutiful, trusting head and quietly submit to death.
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But with towering, bonafide movie star performances by Streep and Hanks—respectively the best they've been in years—and an assured, almost dutiful directorial energy from Spielberg, The Post becomes less a movie than a mission.
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No longer would a dutiful press corps politely look the other way when it came to a president's improprieties, whether that was sexual dalliances, alcoholism, or a little break-in at a Washington DC office building.
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Mr Lessig and his political allies may not view elections to come as appropriate times for electors to rebel, and they may have excellent reasons for electors to stay even-tempered and dutiful in those contests.
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A few aides, like his chief of staff Nick Ayers, deputy chief of staff Jarrod Agen, and press secretary Alyssa Farah, maintain Pence's public image as the dutiful, uncontroversial Republican perfectly in line with the president.
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Referred to by one critic as the "white Cassandra Wilson," Jones was the most successful of that flock of women singer-songwriters the early aughts churned out in dutiful measure, from Vanessa Carlton to Michelle Branch.
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The BJP is counting on Irani's fame to dent Gandhi's winning margin -- a role that fits her image as a steely but dutiful daughter of India, which stems from the well-known soap character she played.
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There is a world of difference between demagogues who would hype the threat of terrorism to scaremonger and true leaders who can speak to the importance of dutiful preparation, effective response, and calm reflection before reaction.
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It's the Whit Stillman movie that some of us have been waiting a long time for, and also a Jane Austen movie that goes some way toward correcting the record of dull and dutiful cinematic Janeism.
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As it is, MbS likely will have to be the dominant figure in Mecca if he wants the summit to be a success, even if he has to also visually play the role of dutiful son.
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And Mandel doesn't offer particular insight into either side of the Alkaitis/Madoff scheme — in flat prose, she describes both the perpetrators and victims at substantial and dutiful length, but they mostly remain opaque or generic.
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Today, Origo is one of the prime minister's most dutiful media boosters, parroting his attacks on migrants and on George Soros, the Hungarian-American philanthropist demonized by the far right on both sides of the Atlantic.
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While sending the dutiful "ugh im sorry" text makes me feel like shit for being an unimaginative friend, taking a few extra minutes to send them a thoughtful Venmo makes me feel like an unstoppable force.
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Set amidst the beautiful, wondrous landscape of Montana, the two boys — one dutiful and one rebellious — each grow up and discover themselves, turning, at times, to dark places, but always under the footfalls of their father.
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Her dutiful but maladroit attempts to negotiate a "soft Brexit" with Brussels thrice died in parliament, torpedoed by a motley coalition of Tory leavers led by Johnson as well as remainers in Labour and smaller parties.
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Lam, who became Hong Kong's fourth post-colonial leader in 2017, is by all accounts hardworking and dutiful; such traits surely helped her rise through the ranks as a government bureaucrat over more than three decades .
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She wasn't just taking the book, or even taking the script, and being dutiful — she gave it some kind of depth of thought that came out in a way that you couldn't take your eyes off her.
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Every time someone in a position of power (for example) says that a cold snap in winter proves that climate change is not a thing, a dutiful chorus responds with a familiar refrain: Weather is not climate.
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None of those three tracks appear among the 200 most streamed songs on last week Spotify domestic charts, suggesting that unless you're a dutiful listener to your local iHeartRadio urban station, you probably haven't heard them yet.
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In the early 3752s, he and his dutiful second wife, Emma, raised his three children in ramshackle buildings in Dublin, N.H. Fervent believers in the benefits of fresh air, they let snow drift into their sleeping cabins.
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So while other Mets fans found time to slip away to Florida for spring training, Gold, always dutiful, was at the family's factory, first in Brooklyn and later on Long Island, trying to keep up with demand.
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"Vice President Pence is a very loyal, very dutiful, but also incredibly effective vice president, and active vice president," said Conway, adding that she had worked for Pence for a decade as his pollster and senior adviser.
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The FTC's successful track record illustrates not only the quality and consistency of its legal arguments but also the continuing egregious behavior of members of the industry, and the role of the trade group as dutiful apologist.
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It's not that there is anything notably wrong with Mr. Bundy's dutiful staging, aside from some clumsy blocking that prevents us from seeing Mr. Conroy's expressive face at the one moment we could and most need to.
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"Vice President Pence is a very loyal, very dutiful, but also incredibly effective vice president, and active vice president," said Conway, adding that she had worked for Pence for a decade as his pollster and senior advisor.
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If you didn't know better, you'd think Alzheimer's disease is the plot of a bad horror movie: A creeping silent killer steals your memories, distorts your experiences of the present, and transforms your family's love into dutiful pity.
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In Oyinkan Braithwaite's debut, My Sister, the Serial Killer, a dutiful sister must cover up her sibling's penchant for murdering boyfriends — even as she worries that her sister's next target is the handsome doctor she desires for herself.
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But the dutiful son feared he would not be able to make enough money as an architect to help his family, said his father Mohammed Omar, a white-haired 60-year-old in a carefully pressed worn suit.
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A frowner who moves with the sharply impatient, no-nonsense gestures and stride of the permanently exasperated (get out of my way, her elbows suggest), Jalila may be the dutiful wife but she's also in obvious, unmistakable revolt.
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But that doesn't mean I don't vote in every election, a dutiful citizen, hoping for a day when my kids can attend college without going broke or my Congress will actually investigate things that matter to everyday people.
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The Juliet of this romance is Natalie Perera, as Anita Panchouri, the dutiful daughter of a Trinidad businessman, Ram Panchouri (Kabir Bedi), a character of grandiose ideas and the Shakespearean diction to present them with the appropriate drama.
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Because when we depart from the monogamy script — first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes dutiful once-a-week sex with no one but each other until death do us part — we are supposed to keep quiet.
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A former state senator, Mr. Baroni has portrayed himself as a dutiful public servant who trusted the wrong person: Mr. Wildstein, who pleaded guilty in a conspiracy to close the lanes and is now the prosecution's chief witness.
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But then came the 45th minute and Chelsea's first meaningful attack of the game — a clever, if slightly hopeful, cutback from Hazard, and an unerring finish from N'Golo Kanté, the most dutiful, most dogged chaser of them all.
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That, too, has a dutiful daughter at its heart, as well as a helpful doctor, except that he is a cynic with an impish grin, who knows that the world, amid the detritus of Communism, has gone mad.
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The subsequent rendering of the novel's plot about a codependent mad scientist and his autonomous creation never flags in its ingenious detail, but it can start to feel a bit too dutiful before this 97-minute production ends.
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The anachronistic entitlements won by the all-powerful print unions, the gentlemen's agreements between the titles, their dutiful provision to the public of an edifying diet of political news; all are part of the same establishment to be razed.
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To unlock that private finance and reassure investors, a recognised infrastructure asset class for Belt and Road projects must be created, with standardised contract terms and dutiful reporting that global investors will recognise and trust, Hammond told the summit.
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Ahead, our dutiful (and glitter-obsessed) Beauty Innovator Awards testers break down the four glitter shadows that stand the test of long Friday nights fueled by sweaty dance floors, pounding deep house, and a few too many vodka sodas.
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Princess Kate may have never had her husband's picture up on her bedroom wall as a kid, but we sure did (do), and as William has grown from strapping young prince to dutiful father and husband, we're seeing something.
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" —Landon Peoples, fashion editorial assistant The Trend: The skinny jeansThe Old Way: With a black camisoleThe New Way: With a tunic and statement slides"I'm a dutiful reader of R29 fashion, so I know culottes are IT right now.
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Some family members and hangers-on think she's a gold-digger, while the Young matriarch Eleanor (Michelle Yeoh) is convinced Rachel and her American pursue-your-passion philosophy are a poor model for a dutiful Chinese son and heir.
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The Moon enters dutiful Virgo today and lights up the career and reputation sector of your chart, reminding you that you have shit to do and appearances to make—and that you need to be on your best behavior!
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The show "takes a period and place that's often approached with dutiful naturalism and sobriety about difficult circumstances and infuses it with light touches of magical realism and bursts of palpable otherworldly joy," Jon Caramanica wrote in The Times.
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To unlock that private finance and reassure investors, a recognized infrastructure asset class for Belt and Road projects must be created, with standardized contract terms and dutiful reporting that global investors will recognize and trust, Hammond told the summit.
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She had the best experts that money could buy, the most sophisticated data operation that the smartest wonks could put together, and the dutiful troops who went door to door, handing out "Stronger Together" literature and pleading her case.
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He hangs out with the "boots," not the "suits" segment of the movement, presenting a Mountain Dew and menthol-fueled loserfest of fizzled marches, cruddy hotel banquets and logically challenged monologues, all recounted with a dutiful dose of disapproval.
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The dutiful diplomats, civil servants and lieutenant colonel who marched reluctantly and expressionlessly to testify to the House Intelligence Committee in recent weeks seem to have had fewer illusions than those senior to them in rank and life experience.
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"Despite hyperventilating from fringe groups on the left, these emails show that Scott Pruitt was a dutiful and responsible Attorney General who fought daily on behalf of the people that elected him," Jeremy Adler of America Rising Squared told CNN.
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The British remain broadly supportive of the monarchy, albeit with a sense of mild irony about the pomp and pageantry that accompany it, though many have deep respect for the current monarch, Queen Elizabeth, after 66 years of dutiful service.
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And Percy's wife Nina (Sienna Miller) remains dutiful to her husband, who leaves her and their children behind for years at a time on his obsessive search for proof that white people aren't the only ones capable of civilization (double ugh).
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If a central bank is beholden to the government then spendthrift politicians might become emboldened and rack up enormous debts, knowing that should markets lose faith, a dutiful central bank will step in and print money to cover the fiscal shortfall.
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Ms. Carter remains something of a polarizing figure in this town, where many respect the dutiful care she provided for the author and others complain that she is spiteful and has used her power as Ms. Lee's representative to settle scores.
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In the impeccably realized world of 1958 New York City, "Midge" Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan) plays the role of dutiful housewife until her husband leaves her and she reinvents herself as a stand-up comedian at a Greenwich Village comedy club.
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And while no one is saying the current candidate vaccines are dangerous, they warrant dutiful examination "because in contrast to drugs, vaccines are given only to healthy people," said Barry Bloom, a professor at the Harvard School of Public Health.
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" This process can take as little as half an hour or as much as four months of dutiful watching, as was the case with his photo of the man being "led" by a rope: "I spent so much time there.
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And even eaten at a table, a snack can feel like a small act of defiance: a refusal to abide by mealtimes or settle for a dutiful progression of flavors and textures, when you can have them all at once.
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It could have been a meaningful moment of connection, but, with the couple given no defining characteristics outside of their sexual identity, it comes off more as a dutiful tip of the cap to Garland's queer fans than anything resembling drama.
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Trump slams Democrats as 'human scum' Most often, Republicans were reduced to simply denying there was any evidence against Trump -- in a false narrative picked up by conservative media -- and attacking the credibility and patriotism of dutiful US public servants.
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Seven years earlier, in Frears's "The Queen," Helen Mirren took the part of Elizabeth II and lent it a musing reflectiveness that, however winning, seemed slightly at odds with the dutiful pragmatist, braced by common sense, who occupies the British throne.
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There's also a too-dutiful tone to "Hesburgh," a documentary about the late Notre Dame president, who guided the university through an immensely tumultuous period, serving as a civil-rights champion and adviser and confidant to presidents and world leaders along the way.
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And fans can experience the highs and lows of Michael Burnham's adventures—with the ever-dutiful Tilly beside her, whether it's in this universe or the Mirror Universe—all over again when Discovery's first season hits Blu-ray and DVD in November.
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"Dream Wife" (1953), an American comedy starring Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr, focused on a man who breaks off a relationship with his career-driven girlfriend to marry a dutiful Arab princess who will enjoy "having babies and taking care of a man".
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Nouwen, a well-known spiritual writer, analyzes Jesus' story about the prodigal son from several perspectives: the father who forgives his wayward son, the son who returns home after squandering his family fortune, and the dutiful other son who had remained home.
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I try to look like I'm having fun, even though I can't see shit, even though I keep accidentally elbowing strangers and spill my drink a little in an awkward, dutiful attempt to dance and stand at attention at the same time.
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Near the weekend, you will be able to start implementing your new year's resolution as a daily ritual with dutiful seriousness, as this eclipse occurs in your house of routines, allowing you to break and make new habits with a powerful impact.
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"'The Get Down' takes a period and place that's often approached with dutiful naturalism and sobriety about difficult circumstances and infuses it with light touches of magical realism and bursts of palpable otherworldly joy," Jon Caramanica wrote in The New York Times.
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It is not the case that government agencies and their dutiful employees mean ill — we all know how earnest park rangers are — it is that agencies lack the capacity to administer resources in a way that reflects the best combination of uses.
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This is in marked contrast to Mueller's dutiful, apolitical investigation, which has produced 37 indictments and resulted in the conviction of Trump's personal lawyer and his former campaign chairman, as well as a host of other figures with intimate connections to the president.
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Crucially, Sivan and Block's deep dive into Demjanjuk's story in 2019 is a dutiful reminder that we must never forget the Holocaust, and should engage with docu-series like The Devil Next Door to keep the collective memory of such atrocities alive.
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Whether or not one buys into Ryan's portrayal as a reluctant leader, a dutiful party man who would've been happier hammering away at a calculator as chair of the House Ways and Means or Budget committees, the timing of his ascent was ironic.
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What Clone High was able to achieve thanks to the dutiful work of music supervisors Amy Fritz and Melinda Matkowsky was a show that would be both a real-time document and a wry parody of the emerging emo culture in the mainstream.
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Now and again in the past, MoMA turned its attention in a non-Euro-American direction, with a dutiful Latin American survey in 19803, and with the notorious "'Primitivism' in 20th-Century Art: Affinity of the Tribal and the Modern" in 1984.
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Marguerite Abouet's six-volume "Aya" comics series, set in Ivory Coast in the 1970s (illustrated by Abouet's husband, Clément Oubrerie, and translated by Helge Dascher), follows the lives of its ambitious but dutiful namesake protagonist and her more freewheeling friends, Bintou and Adjoua.
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For 17 months, ever since she lost her Conservative Party its majority in an unnecessary, vainglorious election, the news media has been speculating daily on how long this private, dutiful, diffident leader can last and when the bid to topple her will begin.
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He is distinguished visually by a jowly, closed-mouth smile — more dutiful driver's license photo than strapping congressional portrait — and a penchant for removing his tie before getting all the way back to his office, slipping wordlessly past the swarm of scribes.
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It's a sense of gusto that was missing from a pretty, but dutiful, Chloé collection by Natacha Ramsay-Levi, who abandoned most of her former cool girl-on-the-road complications in favor of a straightforward mix of '80s pinstripes and floaty dresses.
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The disaffected Jason, who never moved out of his parents' house, was one kind of loner, while Ginnifer is another — the dutiful daughter who valued family enough to nurse her ailing mother and now has no husband or children of her own.
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When they cohere (and they mostly do), they often feel dutiful, rather than profound or revelatory, and when they don't, they feel like cousins who don't know each other very well, but are nevertheless forced to share a sublet for the summer.
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The first "Maleficent" actually felt somewhat out of step with Disney's live-action movie strategy, offering a revisionist take -- unlike mostly dutiful remakes like "The Lion King" or "Aladdin" -- that transformed the dark fairy into the good gal, one who grew to love Aurora, a.k.a.
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I haven't read a word of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels, and from the way my critic friends who have reacted to this series, mostly nodding to it as a pretty, dutiful adaptation but nothing more, makes me wonder whether I'd feel differently if I had.
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There are more tasks in "play, thing," which opened on Wednesday at the Chocolate Factory, but the atmosphere is cooler and the setting more dramatic, thanks to Madeline Best's lighting, which has a soothing effect, even when the cast threatens to repeat the dutiful dance.
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This shallow but watchable gloss on a book that conjures a searing image of the disintegrating American dream in the 1960s, especially as it pertains to Jewish identity and aspiration, amounts to not much more than a dutiful checklist of scenes from the novel.
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You have to pity Jay Parini, author of the dutiful "Empire of Self: A Life of Gore Vidal," who was no doubt besieged with questions about why on earth he was bothering to chronicle the life of a man who spoke so ably for himself.
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Once she'd laid some knowledge on me, I dipped my quill into an ink pot Jim had supplied and tried to scribble a few meaningful paragraphs down on a scroll of parchment, which my dutiful assistant then typed and posted to the VICE site.
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Vulture's Nitsuh Abebe examined this criticism in 2013, explaining that people see a machine instead of a human when they look at Beyoncé: Here, after all, is a criticism one hears of Beyoncé qua pop star: that she is "flawless" in an empty, dutiful way.
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This early experience foreshadowed the relationship the adult Fadiman would forever have with wine: Available to her in both quantity and quality, drink has always been dominated by her father's high expectations, and she partakes first and foremost out of a sense of dutiful obligation.
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Rentfrow and his co-authors write that the region is defined by moderately high levels of extroversion, agreeableness, and conscientiousness, moderately low neuroticism, and very low openness and that this configuration of traits portrays the sort of person who is sociable, considerate, dutiful, and traditional.
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But MacMillan treats the material with such dull conformity to 19th-century ballet tradition — the ensemble dances, the solos, the pas de deux arrive with dutiful regularity — that it's hard not to read these first two acts as straightforward presentations of life at court.
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She would keep you safe from snakes and scorpions and heal you from their venomous bites, but if you strayed from righteousness, she'd rip your heart out and personally deliver it to the pharaoh's feet like a dutiful cat delivers its prey to its owners.
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And local historical societies, as innocuous as they may seem, often interpret guns, sometimes behind glass, sometimes in public programs where class after class of school children learn to drill like soldiers or how to fire a cannon under the dutiful tutelage of a reenactor.
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Despite the PR campaign to make her into a dutiful wife, she never ceded royal control to her husband — he, like Phillip, was never elevated to the rank of king — although he did take the lead on a number of social causes, as shown in the series .
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The "No Tears Left To Cry" singer has cultivated a tight squad of friends who accompany her everywhere she goes, whether that's from concert to concert as back up dancers, or party to party to do the dutiful work of uploading pictures of the gang to Instagram.
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Yet many of these, such as Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer-prizewinning "Sweat", about struggling factory workers in Reading, Pennsylvania, and Sarah Burgess's "Kings", which probes the sleazy machinations of political lobbyists in Washington (at New York's Public Theatre through April 1st), have a dutiful, anthropological quality to them.
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You wish that Ferry hadn't translated the Latin word pius in the first line of this passage as the English word it so closely resembles, "pious"; here more than anywhere else, pius means "dutiful," embodying a steadfast obedience to the gods' plan which overrides every other consideration.
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The dutiful if largely uninspired cast also includes Ken Barnett as a fellow Resistance veteran, LeRoy McClain as Susan's disastrous Cockney fling, Emily Bergl as a bohemian pal and, most notably, Byron Jennings as Brock's boss, who is less of a bureaucratic fool than he initially appears.
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Jackson writes wonderful political history, but social history does not sneak into his work very often or very well: the larger world of literature and commentary in which French political life is always entangled is not dramatized with any relish, giving the biography a slightly dutiful monotone.
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Mr. Cohen now says, after a decade of dutiful service including issuing an estimated 500 threats against those seen as somehow threatening to Mr. Trump, that it was Mr. Trump's behavior in office that led to an epiphany about the weight of Mr. Cohen's own guilt.
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With the exception of dutiful TV appearances during the election campaigns, Ms. Merkel speaks so little to the Germans that it appears she doesn't have anything to say, or doesn't see a reason to explain herself or doesn't deem it necessary to convince anyone of her sapience.
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While the dutiful Priscilla intends to maintain the family seafood shop and live in the house where she grew up, Mary Beth has no intention of staying; she's lighting out for more promising climes, after she stops by one last time at the local watering hole.
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Her forays into the psychology of stalkers feel more mechanical — in part because what was unheard-of in the '90s is now trite fodder for reality shows — and her dutiful interviews of her fellow "Gary's Girls" might have been condensed rather than reported moment by moment.
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Investigation Discovery follows with "Aaron Hernandez: An ID Murder Mystery," a more dutiful tick-tock of the criminal trial (its primary sources are journalists who followed the case), complete with the usual cheesy reenactments -- a tactic, unfortunately, that "Killer Inside" also employs, just a bit more judiciously.
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Robert Creamer's lyric "Stengel: His Life and Times" will remain the definitive account of his life, and there's more pepper in every sentence of Clay Felker and Ernest Havemann's irresistible Stengel sketch, published in Life in 1952, than in the entirety of Appel's dutiful new book.
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But even as the duchess has faced lacerating criticism from Britons who like their royals to be dutiful and traditional — and from the tabloid newspapers that feed off and direct public opinion — so, too, has she had her own problems with life in her adopted country.
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" Pencilo, who came to The Hague from Myanmar to support Suu Kyi and held a rose for her outside the courtroom: "Our country's leader is standing at the front and solving the issue and I want to be dutiful as a citizen so I came here.
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A junior high school teacher at a South Bend Montessori school, Buttigieg is now on leave from his day job to be a dutiful political campaign spouse, helping his husband gain name recognition and secure the fundraising dollars he needs to stay in a crowded race.
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His love and devotion to New York and its people is clear both from the book and from his dutiful work on a blog of the same name, where since 2007 he has painstakingly archived a once-familiar New York as it's flensed one small business at a time.
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Using extravagant camerawork and technical tricks that present the protagonists as larger than life, "The Get Down" takes a period and place that's often approached with dutiful naturalism and sobriety about difficult circumstances and infuses it with light touches of magical realism and bursts of palpable otherworldly joy.
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To ensure it lives on, though, the creators are turning to fans by promising to open up the source code (ideally long before the Grim Reaper comes for them), and by also gifting that code to the dutiful archivists at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
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The elegantly feline Ms. Jaffrey — best known for her roles in the Merchant-Ivory film "Shakespeare Wallah" (1965) and, more recently, the NBC sitcom "I Feel Bad" — was incarnating a gangster granny who refuses to submit to her son's bleating demands for less meddling and more dutiful child care.
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When the dutiful daughter in "Other People's Birthdays" realizes that her traumatized family is living in a state of suspended animation, like the "bunch of dead people sitting around" in Thornton Wilder's "Our Town," she defies the funereal mood by reaching out to a boyfriend from long ago.
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I should also mention that I'm not a dutiful, make-my-bed-every-morning person, and the wrinkle-resistance is an added benefit I didn't expect to be so grateful for — though they'll still wrinkle up if you leave them in a pile for too long after the dryer.
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It's a pity that Moser is only dutiful about the work, given that in a sense, the work was her real life, the place where she found the eros, the excitement and fulfillment she long sought; it is perhaps why he gives such centrality to her myth instead.
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He may be checking off some of those boxes in an ode to George Lucas; whatever the case, Mr. Johnson only infrequently comes across as dutiful or as overtly brand-expanding (as with a troika of calculatingly cute tykes who unnervingly suggest this series really will go on forever).
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If we see a mum doing anything negative on screen, they're generally really fucking messed up crack addicts, ruining their lives kind of thing, or there's the other end of the spectrum where it's perfection – a woman who endures everything and is earnest and dutiful, with the strength of an ox.
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But befitting a workhorse who carried out 21952 engagements last year, Elizabeth kicked off birthday celebrations on Wednesday in a dutiful display: at a Royal Mail delivery center, where she and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, watched workers sort mail and were serenaded by a choir of postal employees.
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Clinton in 2016 and rallied for her, her aides generally viewed the endorsement as somewhere between dutiful and inadequate — especially when weighed against the months of negative attacks from Mr. Sanders and his supporters depicting her as a corporate tool well after she appeared to have the nomination in hand.
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I like the juxtaposition of her subversion of Teddy with Maeve's more general subversion of all Hosts in her immediate vicinity, but to really give a shit, I'd have to care about Dolores and Teddy's relationship beyond feeling like it's a vaguely dutiful attempt to give James Marsden something to do.
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Aside from a complete disregard for racial diversity and complete disinterest in Carol, which was snubbed in both the Best Picture and Best Director categories—the nominations for Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara feel dutiful more than anything else—the most shocking part of today's Oscar nominations came in the writing categories.
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While the other women characters were fairly one-dimensional — Catelyn was a dutiful mother, Cersei was cruel and power-hungry, Arya was a tomboy, Sansa was a lovestruck teen, and every other woman on the show was basically an extra or a plot device — Daenerys was dynamic and her struggle was compelling.
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O. Scott) 'AMERICAN PASTORAL' (R, 1:48) This shallow but watchable gloss on a book that conjures a searing photonegative image of the disintegrating American dream in the 1960s, especially as it pertains to Jewish identity and aspiration, amounts to not much more than a dutiful checklist of scenes from the novel.
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Hacksaw Ridge, for instance, is about a dutiful Christian man who considers it against his religion to kill anyone but also considers it his patriotic duty to sign up for World War II. His attempts to serve both country and religion create an intriguing central conflict between two very different kinds of duty.
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She includes a few dutiful sections near the end about technology and philanthropy, reciting some talking points from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, but you get the sense that Orlean doesn't feel entirely at home with the requisite tech platitudes ("the worldwide portal to the future") or the earnest belief in smooth efficiency.
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Related: Chinese internet giants in Women's Day sexism row Rice bunny Despite its rapid economic growth and social transformation during the last four decades, China is still a male-dominated society, where the traditional concept of "man being head of the household and woman playing the dutiful wife and mother" remains deep-rooted.
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It's true that Jerome is around for the first three parts of this mini-series about the so-called Central Park Five, but the final installment focuses on the incarceration of Korey Wise, and Jerome and his full, searching eyes change the meaning of the dutiful, scrupulously moral thing we'd been watching.
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He covers, among other things, A Tribe Called Quest's beginnings in Queens; its involvement in the Afrocentric rap collective Native Tongues; and its nadir in the late '90s, when the visionary energy the group brought to bear on its first three albums dissipated into something that started to sound dutiful and desultory.
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The dutiful compliance of the police—first chasing after Facebook property that Facebook employees left around the community as litter, then standing down when told by Facebook that the culprit was part of a special, protected class—is a minor instantiation of a broader issue: Just how intertwined Facebook and local police have become.
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The Danish director Lars von Trier sets a celestial apocalypse to blasts of Wagner as Justine (Kirsten Dunst), a young bride whose crippling depression sabotages her wedding and nascent marriage, and Claire (Charlotte Gainsbourg), her dutiful sister, await the impact of a rogue planet that seems to be on a collision course with Earth.
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Mr. Trump's actual daughter, Ivanka, has made this two-step between competent professional and dutiful daughter into something of an art form, enjoying the benefits of a West Wing job while insisting it's "inappropriate" to ask her questions about allegations of misconduct by her father — who also happens to be the man she works for.
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She had told Miranda about growing up in a strict evangelical Christian home believing that being anything other than a dutiful wife upholding conservative values would lead to eternity in hell, and how the tension between the person she was expected to be and what she was had made her suicidal at one point.
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But this live-action/digital hybrid, directed by Bill Condon and starring Emma Watson and Dan Stevens in the title roles, is more than a flesh-and-blood (and prosthetic fur-and-horns) revival of the 26-year-old cartoon, and more than a dutiful trip back to the pop-culture fairy-tale well.
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Gore, a case in which I represented Vice President Gore both as lead counsel in all the briefs filed on his behalf in the Supreme Court and as the oral advocate in the first of the two Supreme Court arguments in that fateful case As I'll explain in a moment, he and his dutiful surrogates are spewing utter nonsense.
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How I want the wasp to mount and ride the American cockroach now, but it will have to do to see the wasp use the one antenna the roach has left as a rein to steer it to the nest she made it, as a dutiful stallion of apocalypse is gently led back to its stall in hell.
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" Those who find this argument compelling point out a notable change that Sephiroth underwent in the aftermath of the Jenova revelation: According to a Final Fantasy wiki, in the Japanese version of FFVII, when Sephiroth was living as a dutiful soldier for Shinra, he went by the pronoun ore, "a common masculine pronoun used by confident males [in Japan].
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He is one of TV's archetypal father figures: the way he flashes mild disappointment when contestants miss easy questions; the way he pronounces French words with the savor of someone tasting fine wine; the way he chats with contestants, at scheduled intervals, like a father standing on the porch with a prom date — dutiful, genial, stilted.
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Jharrel Jerome in 'When They See Us' It's true that Jerome is around for the first three parts of this mini-series about the so-called Central Park Five, but the final installment focuses on the incarceration of Korey Wise, and Jerome and his full, searching eyes change the meaning of the dutiful, scrupulously moral thing we'd been watching.
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The moon enters dutiful earth sign Virgo at 6:37 AM, inspiring us to tackle our to-do lists—but watch out for surprises as the moon connects with wildcard Uranus at 3:53 PM. Today is anything but boring: Messenger planet Mercury clashes with the lord of the underworld Pluto at 7:49 PM, revealing important information.
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All the women and girls are worried about him in the house, but when he wakes up, relations slowly improve between the affable McBurney and the women, particularly the oldest three: strong-willed, mature Miss Martha, quiet and dutiful Edwina, and precociously tantalizing Alicia, who all but winks at him the moment he sets eyes on her.
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Its engineers are aiming to update the SNOO app to serve as a dutiful personal assistant, providing parents a full report on their child in the morning, like "Baby Sophie's diaper is full; she had a runny nose; the humidifier is on," Montée explained one morning when I visited the company's headquarters in a squat building on a main drag in Santa Monica.
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His images of naked men, including self-portraits, do not emphasize or fetishize the erotic but they do not shy away from it either; instead, Skolnick offers a frisson of the sexual (if a viewer really wants it) naturally embedded in the young artist's dutiful draftsmanship, which has found its groove in recent years, even as he has sharpened his thematic focus.
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"Demoting a dutiful son who aids his elderly, bedridden mother may be callous, but it is not unconstitutional," Justice Thomas wrote in an opinion joined by Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. "The majority surmises that an attempted violation of an employee's First Amendment rights can be just as harmful as a successful deprivation of First Amendment rights," Justice Thomas wrote.
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Even for a routine checkup, both women must put their farm work aside for the day, walk three hours up and down a steep hillside, and put up with taunts from neighbors who see their medical trips as an indulgence, a way of avoiding work — or worse, a sign that they are failing their one job as dutiful wives: bearing more children.
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So, while we do have to watch the Queen suffer through a speech honoring Blunt at the Guildhall Gallery's celebration of portraiture in early modern Europe, we at least also get the likely fictionalized conversation between Blunt and Prince Philip, during which the Queen's dutiful husband threatens to throw the spy in jail if he puts one toe out of line.
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Mr Trump also has "average size" hands, "orange" skin, hair that appears on close inspection to be real, but which must "take a heck of a lot of time in the morning" to arrange, and always wears his ties too long, said Mr Comey, whose projected self-image as a dispassionate and dutiful public servant has always been undermined by a relish for political drama.
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But the combination of tastefulness and relentlessness with which Detroit approaches its subject matter is careful and dutiful and rarely resonant, despite Boyega's heartbreakingly world-weary gravity, despite Anthony Mackie's exhausted anger as a just-returned Vietnam vet being treated like an enemy combatant in his own country, despite Poulter's chilling smirk, and despite the terrifying visuals of tanks rolling down a city street.
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Recovering from an overwhelming anxiety attack, Randall (Sterling K. Brown) hopped in a car with his terminally ill, oxygen tube-wearing father — whom he just started to get to know 36 years into his very successful life — and embarked on a road trip adventure to Memphis, where it all began for the dutiful son turned promising poet-musician turned drug addict turned proud father.
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In fact, it is quite deliberately slow-paced — no one would wish to hurry — because it is full to the gills with objects of fascination, many relatively small — from maps to books, ceramic ware to begging bowls, paintings and prints to glass and tiles — requiring much dutiful looking in the half-light of these gallery spaces, which seem to turn and twist back on themselves, labyrinthinely.
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Recent takes on the reluctant or terrified mother include "The Babadook," Jennifer Kent's debut feature about a mother troubled both by her misbehaving son and a demonic force, "Prevenge," Alice Lowe's slasher about a pregnant woman whose fetus compels her to kill, and "Swallow," about Hunter Conrad (Haley Bennett), a dutiful housewife who, once she learns she is pregnant, begins compulsively swallowing dangerous inanimate objects.
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It made passing and dutiful reference to his John Carter days, but the focus, the takeaway, was Kitsch's overwhelming likability and goofiness: his self-mockery, his reliance on nicknames (he calls Connie Britton "Cons" and Kyle Chandler "Chands"), the way he takes Peele on a hike because he doesn't want to wind up looking "like a bag of milk," the fact that he comments on the "goodness" of passing dogs.
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"For an agency founded upon and recognized for determining scientific truths, trusted by the public, and responsible in law to put forward important science information, I find it unconscionable that an anonymous voice inside of NOAA would be found to castigate a dutiful, correct, and loyal (National Weather Service) Forecaster who spoke the truth," Craig McLean, the acting chief scientist, wrote in a September 7 email to NOAA's top officials.
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"For an agency founded upon and recognized for determining scientific truths, trusted by the public, and responsible in law to put forward important science information, I find it unconscionable that an anonymous voice inside of NOAA would be found to castigate a dutiful, correct, and loyal NWS Forecaster who spoke the truth," Craig McLean, then the agency's assistant administrator, wrote in a September 7 email to other top-level government officials.
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Though it brings in a new director — The Italian Job's F. Gary Gray, taking the reins from Lin and Furious 7's James Wan — and some welcome new faces, the film seems more or less content to play in the sandbox established by the past three films: It moves and flips some pieces around, but it's ultimately most concerned with being a dutiful extension of the franchise that enables its continuation.
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Sean Young, who elegantly channeled noir style in Blade Runner, is femme fatale Lola Cain, bringing both glamour and goofy physical humor (she parodies Sharon Stone's infamous Basic Instinct leg uncrossing by loudly announcing "I'm not wearing panties!" and inelegantly opening her legs as wide as possible); Ned's dutiful secretary, Laura Lingonberry, is played by none other than a post–Audrey Horne Sherilyn Fenn; the plot, with its seductions, murders, and trials, is largely incidental.
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I visited him and Fran twice more while I was in college, and they came to my graduation and to my wedding, and then, for many years, I had little contact with them beyond birthday cards and my mother's reporting (always colored by her dislike of Fran) on the dutiful stops that she and my father made in Boynton Beach, Florida, where Fran and Walt had moved into a golf-centered condominium complex.
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From the heavily put-on accents (I couldn't help but think of the influential Master of None episode that deals with this very same premise, asking brown actors to affect "Indian" accents) to the marriage-hungry motives of both mother and potential mates, the non-white women in the film were transformed from humans with agency, to cartoonish FOBs who wanted little more than to end up a dutiful Muslim bride to a… stand-up comic?
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One could not ask for a more dutiful checklist of horror film clichés, from the opening shot of the happy family in their car, watching the trees go by as they're filled with expectation of their new house (seen also most recently in Jordan Peele's Us), to the first-night-in-the-new-house-parents-get-a-little-randy sequence, to some of the hokiest mist-covered soundstages this side of a Christopher Lee Hammer film.
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In my dutiful connection to the latest run of Patriot Super Bowl appearances, I have begun to feel something different, strange and unfamiliar — not a recovery of the old romance, but a growing appreciation of pure, ruthless effectiveness, an admiration for iron efficiency, a joy at the dismantling of highly touted rivals, a feeling that almost … almost … makes me begin to have a trace of a scintilla of understanding for what it feels like to be a Yankees fan.
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After his ouster, Mr. Mugabe's presidential portrait was replaced in public buildings by that of his longtime associate Emmerson Mnangagwa, who created a certain narrative of the coup: Emmerson was the dutiful son who merely took the reins from Robert, the ailing father and liberation hero who was being abused by his much younger second wife, Grace and her cronies, a faction of politicians who were born too late to participate in the war of the 1970s that ended white minority rule.
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The dutiful daughter gig always has a shelf life — maybe you get too old for it to be convincing; maybe your work environment changes and success hinges less on pleasing one prone-to-flattery man; maybe you learn the hard way that women who seek to ascend to the top eventually have to choose between being liked or respected (in a far more atypical scenario, maybe you find yourself embroiled in a federal investigation and investigators just aren't going for the good-girl routine).
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There's the dutiful eldest (Dave Annable), a cowboy who's stayed on the ranch; the feminized lawyer (Wes Bentley), who you know is his father's least loved because he wears a suit and slicks back his hair; the sexually voracious, ballbusting sister (Kelly Reilly); and the youngest, Kayce (Luke Grimes), most beloved because he's the hottest and the best on a horse, but also because he's turned the farthest away from his father, marrying a Native American woman and making his home on the (fictionalized) Broken Rock Reservation with their son.
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I had asked to visit a place of personal significance, and although he has lived and worked in Los Angeles since the 1970s, he didn't plot some dutiful trip down memory lane — a spin past the old headquarters of the Groundlings, the pioneering improv troupe where he created Pee-wee Herman, his indelible comic alter-ego; through the Burbank soundstages where he filmed much of ''Pee-wee's Big Adventure,'' the hit 1985 film that made him a star; up to his Hollywood Hills home, where he keeps an elaborate cactus garden and a stockpile of curios and tchotchkes.
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And for more than a decade, Collins has been cast as a dutiful moderate, not because she is one, or because her constituents demanded that she vote like one (she hails from a state that twice elected Paul LePage—once dubbed "America's craziest governor" by Politico for comparing the IRS to the Gestapo and sabotaging state government), but because journalists needed to frame Collins as a "leading" or "pivotal" moderate to create tension in their stories and to avoid facing the reality that the Washington they once knew—a Washington defined by a pragmatic centrism—had completely disintegrated, if it ever existed at all.
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