Like in the best AITA posts, there's the verdict that looks right at a first glance, and the one that emerges once a clearer picture emerges.
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And what emerges — and, again, in the context of this virulent anti-Semitism — what emerges is a proclamation that says no one shall enter from Israel.
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An ultra rare Pokémon emerges — a Tyranitar, lets say.
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The central tension in his book is between Locke, who emerges as a rational, calm, pipe-smoking economist, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, who emerges as a wild-haired, passionately resentful rock star.
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Eric Shawn reports: New info emerges on Stephen Paddock Ret.
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WILLIAMS: The firefighter emerges with the woman in his arms.
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Berthelsen emerges as the early consensus for new fan favorite.
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Between what's passed and what's anticipated, the infinite present emerges.
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But a different picture emerges in the last two seasons.
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After she emerges, naked and unscathed, everyone bows to her.
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Perusing her whole career in retrospect, a talented sisterhood emerges.
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When the baby giraffe emerges, it drops to the ground.
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Ultimately, an agreement looks likely whichever candidate emerges as president.
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The man behind the myth emerges as an amiable perfectionist.
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Let's see if any real buying emerges after a bounce.
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Gulen rarely emerges, we're told, and only for medical appointments.
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What happens next depends, naturally, on what other information emerges.
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"Wicks emerges from behind a counter area," the statement reads.
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Go deeper: Kamala Harris emerges from debate as Twitter victor
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Through the haze of smoke, The Guy emerges a shaman.
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Hope is restored when a baby emerges from the rubble.
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The war emerges through the gathering of these sundry elements.
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A few days later, a baby watermelon or apple emerges.
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"Franken emerges as liberal force in hearings," the latter declared.
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A similar pattern emerges from the tariffs on aluminium products.
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His hand, when it emerges, is covered in black slime.
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The finished product emerges from a spout at the bottom.
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But draw the camera back and a different picture emerges.
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Status emerges as a really fast way to do that.
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When she emerges she finds Brie showing Stuart her videos.
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Yet something distinctive and full of energy emerges from it.
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It emerges from a place of anxiety, lostness and fragility.
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Gratitude also commonly emerges in the experiences of dying clinicians.
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There is, it emerges, reason to think this is so.
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A similar pattern emerges from the tariffs on aluminum products.
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Terrorism emerges from a psychic state, not a spiritual one.
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Warren's $30,000 figure emerges when graduate degree recipients are included.
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From this emerges a shared outrage with the status quo.
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From this, an idea emerges that links the two mysteries.
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The works are regenerative: from destructive forces emerges something new.
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Laia emerges from the alcove, her hand over her mouth.
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The Assad regime emerges as the lesser of two evils.
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One common theme emerges: Can't we just get some updates?
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When Emily emerges from it, she meets a changed Nanjiani.
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When she finally emerges in a full suit it's breathtaking.
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The trail descends through a forest and emerges in Melnik.
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This new underdog almost emerges but then suddenly does not.
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In "Incredibles 2," the house emerges as the breakout star.
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Some presidents rise to the occasion when a crisis emerges.
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About 20 minutes later, she emerges from her drugged state.
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I understand that militancy emerges from deep frustration at inequities.
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When Dany emerges from the flames, they all bow down.
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Do the same with the lower frequencies and "Yanny" emerges.
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A soldier emerges from behind a jeep, leveling his rifle.
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Here is where Clara's real usefulness as a device emerges.
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The periods it emerges in are periods like this one.
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And out of those challenges and conflicts, the truth emerges.
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Instead, common cultural character emerges from dozens of disparate sketches.
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But there is something else that emerges in these letters.
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The picture that emerges is of a man who was
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The brutal mask drops and the human being instantly emerges.
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The same problem emerges if the storm heads farther west.
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What emerges is a vague yearning for the culturally appropriate.
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So the doctrine emerges maimed and enfeebled — in truth, zombified.
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Times change, markets shift, technology emerges and consumer preferences evolve.
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However, that could change if more information about Giuliani emerges.
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What emerges are the countervailing qualities of structure and dignity.
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And that means addressing racism and extremism wherever it emerges.
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It's when my heart roars, it emerges like a newborn.
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Trump emerges from impeachment politically strengthened -- in the short term.
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In outline, the picture of London that emerges is familiar.
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Here's hoping she'll get more to do once Adam emerges.
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Gertie, a lumbering and amiable beast, emerges from a cave.
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A whole sense of self emerges from these disparate parts.
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Del Roscio emerges as a lively antagonist in this book.
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In the international network that emerges, global cities stand out.
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And so emerges the problem with organizing on a whim.
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And slowly, the double meaning in Slave Play's title emerges.
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But legislation really only emerges in one of two ways.
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If a broad popular front emerges, the odds are better.
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A black ball not unlike an asteroid emerges from its stomach.
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So when the diver finally emerges, the relief is almost palpable.
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And then, deep and immediate, realization emerges: I have no choice.
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Dominic emerges from the shadows and tries to explain what happened.
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Out of the ashes of defeat, there emerges a hero new.
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It emerges during their public arguments, on matters small and large.
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Think autism and an image of an awkward boy typically emerges.
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His death seems imminent until a parachute emerges from his pack.
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Every time Chrissy Tiegen opens her mouth, something goddamn delightful emerges.
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Phung disappears in the water and emerges with the panicked pet.
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By the end of the month, a sideways pattern usually emerges.
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It still seems unlikely that Taylor emerges victorious in his challenge.
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"When you put the pieces together, a picture emerges," Gorzelany said.
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Senna narrowly emerges with the easiest task of the three films.
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You can walk around and through the art as it emerges.
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If there's one word to describe Alaina, "grounded" emerges above all.
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Her skeptical nature especially emerges during her first encounter with Nicholas.
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Whether the issue emerges with bipartisanship or more polarization is uncertain.
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As soon as a clear victor emerges, rates could move swiftly.
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But with that, the question "What is good hair?" always emerges.
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"What's the problem?" she asks when Tash emerges from the bathroom.
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Perhaps we shall see when its browser emerges from public beta.
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TIME WILL HAVE TO TELL WHO EMERGES AS OUR CLOSEST COMPETITOR.
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Eventually a totally clear picture of who you're talking to emerges.
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Whichever coalition emerges from the election is likely to be heterogeneous.
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First picture emerges of rogue employee deleting Trump's Twitter account pic.twitter.
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But the more you look at the studies, another point emerges.
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Cudjo emerges from his house in his best suit, without shoes.
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When Jonas emerges from the cave, frustrated, young Noah is there.
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Gilmore argues, a different picture emerges, one where cross-racial coalitions
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What emerges is a characterization of taste as a flexible filter.
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Dan Howling emerges from the enclosure looking like a mad scientist.
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I love the pinging piano that emerges in the chorus, too.
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And that you stared at and stared at and nothing emerges.
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Our indifference reaches a peak, begins to decline—and panic emerges.
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Emerges from chapter 11 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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How Scott emerges from all of this isn't a theoretical conversation.
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Shakespeare's first fully-fleshed out Muslim character emerges in "Titus Adronicus".
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Several moments later, a short, elderly woman emerges from a backdoor.
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Shaybah, a small town of 1,403 people, emerges from the sand.
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Look at it for even a moment and a story emerges.
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That means she emerges with her political capital enhanced, not depleted.
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If Blankenship emerges victorious, it could be a disaster for them.
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Paris emerges as the top city for financial types after Brexit.
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When she emerges, she's feral, starving, covered in her own waste.
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The novel that emerges is tender, beautiful, and almost cosmically expansive.
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But in front of the camera, a sometimes bawdy persona emerges.
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The cello emerges as the first among equals in this concerto.
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A helicopter gunship emerges through the smoke, leaving nowhere to hide.
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After her bath and grooming session, Angum emerges a new dog.
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One of Issa's co-workers slowly emerges as a genuine friend.
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If no agreement emerges, more Republicans may sign the discharge petition.
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Eventually, when a clear winner emerges, we'll see consolidation once again.
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Recently released, this sick Barf Girls pin emerges alongside bizarre trophies.
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And if you look at the reviews, one major consensus emerges.
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Fran, it emerges, is waiting for a message from a guy.
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Mr. Gottlieb emerges as a kind of Zelig of American publishing.
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That likely trajectory emerges from plotting the data points before us.
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The shift comes as Brazil emerges from a crippling, yearslong recession.
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A two-tiered borrowing system emerges, and the public half degrades.
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He emerges as a thoughtful, intellectually driven man in Bedell's telling.
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The excitement when it emerges from the oven is really extraordinary.
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In the example above, Mr. Bloomberg emerges as the majority winner.
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There is no time wasted before the tension between them emerges.
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That is, if a true picture emerges from the corruption hearings.
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It's an existential struggle over which Texas emerges, with national consequence.
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But Mr. Comey still emerges as the biggest villain in Mrs.
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Focus is about connecting the dots so that one vision emerges.
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Thana, it emerges, is on his way to his childhood home.
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What emerges most powerfully is that the kids do have reasons.
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Urofsky claims that no coherent picture emerges from his painstaking study.
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Maybe when Trump emerges, he'll announce that Francis promised him canonization.
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Network effects will always ensue, as a dominant player invariably emerges.
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It emerges in democracies and then uses democratic institutions to metastasize.
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Unless real evidence emerges, I'd encourage you to ignore this theory.
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In a flu pandemic, a new strain of flu virus emerges.
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What emerges is a work of impeccable scholarship and painstaking fairmindedness.
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The picture that emerges of his third wife, Joan, is different.
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From behind a shrub, a lanky man in work pants emerges.
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Then he emerges into the light, frantic, no longer in control.
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This meatless pie emerges from the oven fragrant, bubbling and golden.
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Despite her mistreatment, Eleven emerges as Stranger Things' most powerful character.
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But look at options markets, and a more cautious story emerges.
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Once magma emerges from the earth, it is properly called lava.
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I keep a lot of notes and then suddenly it emerges.
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What emerges is a story as didactic as it is brave.
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The Shed, as it emerges, could be an engine of that.
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Instead, she just emerges in her new, slightly geeky get-up.
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What emerges is a surprising struggle over the soul of Star Trek.
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Sooner or later, the truth emerges and all that cash gets vaporized.
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Every New York mayor emerges from the experience with lasting political baggage.
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Hopefully what emerges will be a learning moment rather than more polarization.
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Over time, lava accumulates and emerges above the ocean and builds islands.
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You want people thinking of you when a truly amazing opportunity emerges.
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Meanwhile, Onyeka emerges as the girl who's going to rescue the season.
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From utter silence emerges a rising sun of murmurs... …and polite laughter!
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When a problem emerges, she gathers facts before she makes a decision.
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Whoever emerges victorious from the March 2628 primary will take on Sen.
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Put the pieces of the jigsaw together and the following picture emerges.
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Through their testimonies, a dark and ugly dimension to the star emerges.
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Now, industry wants to shape whatever national law emerges from that process.
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When he emerges into the familiar world, he knows nothing about anything.
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From a deep feeling of sorrow, a deep feeling of gratitude emerges.
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Jon would have to face that disapproval if his real identity emerges.
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Yet, beyond the headlines, what emerges more strikingly are the common themes.
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She also urged critics to hold off until the full context emerges.
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From the hotel emerges a short, fit young man of indiscernible origin.
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We'll keep updating as information about AT&T and Michael Cohen emerges.
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Ecosystems bring together people with a shared commitment to see what emerges.
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Mr Sokaluk emerges as both vulnerable and an odd, sometimes malicious, pest.
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"In my opinion, he emerges from this stronger than ever," Harrison said.
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But go up the academic career ladder and a familiar pattern emerges.
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When Ernest emerges from behind the stage curtain, Kevin's tears are real.
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When Joe emerges from prison, it seems, he'll be deported to Italy.
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From that vantage point, Clinton emerges as an extraordinarily adept political figure.
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But just as one rumor comes to an end, another one emerges.
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Go deeper: As cancer mortality declines, gap between rich and poor emerges
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Cloud gaming emerges as the new frontier and brings about unlikely partnerships.
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A small child emerges from the corn, and he follows him in.
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She emerges victorious, rewarded for her moral virtue with her own life.
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Tewes said Organizing Together is agnostic about who emerges from the primary.
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What emerges is a portrait of an organization that is truly transnational.
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The young go-getter emerges daily from slumber at 5:25 a.m.
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Result: Once more, overstated credit quality emerges as it did in 2008.
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From behind, Trump emerges pushes Markovic aside, stepping in front of him.
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As you scroll through the Twitter page, a disappointingly predictable pattern emerges.
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It is at this point that Giuliani re-emerges on the scene.
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They exist beyond the groupthink that emerges around voices in a crowd.
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From the trees, like a visual illusion, a large brick house emerges.
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And she has a jolting secret that emerges late in the book.
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Until more data emerges, many fertility doctors remain unwilling to transfer mosaics.
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A more interesting picture of our cultural divide emerges when taken together.
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Its complex behavior emerges, as if by magic, from its simple constituents.
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There's an opening but it's not clear what emerges from that opening.
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Focus on the '90s long enough, though, and a distinct vision emerges.
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Salty waste water emerges when potash ore is processed into fertilizer products.
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Much depends on what actually emerges from special counsel Robert Mueller's inquiry.
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The spot comes as race emerges as an issue in the contest.
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Ancient Buddha statue emerges as water level lowers in E China reservoir.
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Now, the post-Hillary truth emerges: The Democratic Party had a bench.
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It is out of that really devastated landscape that Alcoholics Anonymous emerges.
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It emerges at night to forage on seeds, building up underground stores.
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A young man emerges from an alley holding a large green plant.
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Can he repeat it against whoever emerges from the Blues/Hawks war?
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When the tally emerges, it's obvious that they've voted along racial lines.
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A biting, satirical reading of race in America emerges in Black Pulp!
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But when you put all these events together, a clear pattern emerges.
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The voice that emerges is lucid and passionate, both modest and authoritative.
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As whiteness emerges as an American racial identity, this constitutes a problem.
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The demon, a Mephistophelian figure, emerges as a flawed, suffering Romantic hero.
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I eagerly wait, watching his face to see if a smile emerges.
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But look more closely, as Bespoke did, and a remarkable fact emerges.
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Evidence-backed insight emerges in fits and starts and often contradicts itself.
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Over the 25-year span of this timeline, a consistent pattern emerges.
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He emerges minutes later, popping an immunity booster after a warm hello.
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An explicit career trajectory emerges from the paintings hanging at Pace Gallery.
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Gradually a prone body emerges and then another that walks and uptalks.
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My head emerges from the water and I remember where I am.
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Usually, anyone who emerges from these tales intact has declined incredible gifts.
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It is during this third and final pitch that Taylor's philosophy emerges.
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We also know that the government that emerges from this has changed.
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But when you dig into the numbers, a more complicated portrait emerges.
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As additional information emerges, there are important points to keep in mind.
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Mr. Trump emerges from the past few weeks in a stronger position.
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Then his voice emerges with the wish for a treaty of love.
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At this point, the GOP candidate who emerges may prove more important.
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Much will depend on who emerges from the already nascent primary field.
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But, he added, the possibility of a carbon tax routinely re-emerges.
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It smells heavenly and looks gorgeous as it emerges from the oven.
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Some merger agreements now include a "Weinstein Clause" in case misconduct emerges.
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Finally, a magician emerges from the disgorged coffin and makes everybody disappear.
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This is, roughly, the human context against which the democratic idea emerges.
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As new information emerges, we ought to move, however fitfully, toward consensus.
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IT emerges from its lair beneath the sleepy town of Derry, Maine.
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ANDREW BAILEY EMERGES AS FIRM FAVOURITE TO HEAD BANK OF ENGLAND -FT
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What emerges is an entirely new way to talk about being smart.
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Let's see if anything more than rhetoric emerges from the president's visit.
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As the debate over standing vs sitting rages on, a hero emerges.
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They seem to believe public sentiment could shift as more information emerges.
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And the best storyteller emerges from all of those wishing to explain.
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All maintain their particular conventions through which a kind of truth emerges.
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A familiar face then emerges with help from strategically placed projected lights.
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Cohen emerges as a major character in the final set of reports.
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What emerges is the souvenir of a country, a memoir in color.
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But they continue to do so, even as scandal after scandal emerges.
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Maybe gravity actually emerges out of the mathematics of quantum mechanics, the physics of the smallest things, the same way that temperature emerges out of the motion of particles, said Erik Verlinde, theoretical physicist at the University of Amsterdam.
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Of course, no one emerges from nowhere in this ad like this doctor.
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When Tommy emerges from Caitlin's bedroom, Dean presses for news of her progress.
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Investors will hope that it emerges as a leaner and more transparent company.
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Is consciousness something that emerges through the complex interactions of billions of cells?
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Thighs shake and back fat emerges from candy colored, skin-baring bathing suits.
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But when the doors close at home, someone else emerges: the real you.
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Lebanon&aposs relative tolerance emerges in part from its sectarian and ethnic diversity.
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As soon as something new and fresh emerges everyone wants to be involved.
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A lightning bolt emerges from a severe thunderstorm just west of Wichita, Kansas.
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Arya, on the other hand, emerges to perfectly hit the mark Bran couldn't.
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There, as if out of a mirage, emerges some kind of strange newness.
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Sound the numbers and letters of NOS4A2 out, and the word "Nosferatu" emerges.
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Add salt and sage and cook, swirling until a nutty brown color emerges.
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Members will keep voting until a winner emerges in the seven-candidate field.
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The moves come as Brazil emerges from its deepest recession in a century.
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The psychic, played by Constance Shulman, emerges while eating a Chipotle burrito bowl.
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What emerges is a portrait not of a crime but of its consumers.
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When she re-emerges around the late 1980s, it's to an altered world.
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Through the grouping of these disparate images, a surprising and uneasy resemblance emerges.
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When Pythio emerges onstage in Head Over Heels, the audience bursts into applause.
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If no third name emerges, new elections are automatically triggered three months later.
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The inevitable moment when Alice's secret emerges should be a moment of clarity.
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Its troubles have only increased as more competition emerges in the wearables space.
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This association especially emerges in adults who work late-night or overnight shifts.
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But behind closed doors with his or her partner, a darker side emerges.
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When Jen emerges from the cave, she does want revenge, pure and simple.
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Shakespeare rarely emerges as a surprising and convincing character in his own right.
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The problem emerges when the frequency drops over a sustained period of time.
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Moments later Kenny emerges from the field, apparently having killed the other man.
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An Intelli-beautified selfie emerges rather like a tarsier, or a Bratz doll.
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The human body emerges like an alphabetic arrangement and a semi-abstract totem.
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Whoever emerges from both parties' primaries, the November general election should be competitive.
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Wolfson could refile charges if new information emerges in that non-court venue.
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Plus, as new genetic research emerges, you'll get regular updates to your reports.
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The most special moments in culture are those where fluency emerges from disfluency.
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When you look at this map, a pattern emerges of the disease's spread.
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The rocket goes up; it explodes, and he emerges with the manned capsule.
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For her part, Chambers' mom says she hopes the truth emerges in court.
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We're allowing ourselves the time to see what emerges as our cornerstone pieces.
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Like one of those things that you stare at where a picture emerges.
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But an unexpected hero emerges, in the form of a smooth apple pie.
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New Hampshire poll: Trump on top, battle for second emerges Former Florida Gov.
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Weiner emerges as a passionate politician paralyzed by his own self-destructive behavior.
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That paradoxical verdict emerges from the new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
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When the clock runs out and the sun re-emerges, it's game over.
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Watch him converse with his Spanish-speaking teammates, and a different Encarnacion emerges.
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In Searls's preoccupation with the Rorschach's aesthetic valences, a second-order truth emerges.
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Even under great strain to resist hyperbole, the picture that emerges is ugly.
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Sometimes a writer must wait and remember, until the voice of memory emerges.
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Finally, Chiron emerges as a withdrawn, enigmatic grown man searching for human connection.
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So from the ashes our antihero emerges, reborn, but...wait for it...ugly.
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Sexual trauma often eventually emerges as a topic of conversation in both settings.
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From within its cavernous halls a new passenger jet emerges every working day.
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Every few years, a new pathogen emerges — SARS, drug-resistant TB, MRSA, Ebola.
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Whoever emerges from the primary will take on Manchin, another vulnerable Democratic incumbent.
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It's when he tells his own stories that his voice emerges most clearly.
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The beverage emerges from a tap looking like a cascade of brown liquid.
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Now, analysts believe that may not be enough as this new threat emerges.
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What emerges most powerfully here is the refusal of this proud steed of
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As a land grab emerges, this British firm will be one to watch.
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Whoever emerges from the primary could have Sinema waiting on the other side.
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Thirteen years after being kidnapped as a teenager, Ivy Moxam (Jodie Comer) emerges.
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Tammy Baldwin will wait and see who emerges from a packed Republican primary.
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Throughout "Mozart Dances," Mark Morris emerges as the most artfully musical choreographer alive.
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The Republican strategy emerges: throw everything at the wall and see what sticks.
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News also emerges that Depp's mother, Betty Sue Palmer, died on May 20.
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In a callback to season 1, Daenerys emerges naked from the flaming structure.
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That's when the fear, once gnawing at the back of your mind, emerges.
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The scares become haphazard as the occult menace of the film finally emerges.
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These startups create competition, and a new network emerges atop the legacy network.
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This is a developing story and will be updated as new information emerges.
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When she emerges, she's wearing a two-piece red-and-gold sequined bodysuit.
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But when you watch them over a long time scale, a pattern emerges.
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Instead, the viola simply emerges, with emphatic motifs alternating with flutters of notes.
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A consensus candidate emerges from a ranked-choice voting model, and — even better!
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Minutes later, a personal shopper emerges from the store with bags of groceries.
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There's a sort of a functionality that actually emerges out of the incoherence.
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In the United States, the aficionado emerges about two weeks before the holiday.
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" The jester emerges in "Porky Pink" (2017), displayed below "One Fool Dollar Bill.
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A through line emerges from E. Jane's selection of material from the '90s.
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But she prevails — or, you might say, descends into hell but emerges victorious.
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Coordinated problem-solving emerges from those rules, even with nobody at the helm.
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A world of untapped possibilities emerges, for example, when we consider energy transformation.
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For now, the Europeans will wait to see what emerges from Britain's lawmakers.
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But the line is growing, as rail freight emerges as a viable option.
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Whichever Republican emerges from the runoff will likely be favored to defeat Sen.
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She emerges from it as a person more to be pitied than envied.
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But zoom in on his use of rhythm, and a different picture emerges.
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It is intimately tied to the language and culture from which it emerges.
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Ms. Dorfman emerges as an artist of deep compassion, empathy, humor and wisdom.
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The question that emerges, then, is what we're going to do about them.
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Whether a whole new world of Byte stars emerges remains to be seen.
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When she emerges back onto the plaza, there are several men with packs.
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When Pennywise emerges from the sewers yet again, Henry finds his ticket out.
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Gradually, though, some sort of meaning emerges — and the process is oddly suspenseful.
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The far right's rise ultimately emerges from a crisis of the political center.
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The Nicholson of "Chinatown" emerges here as a movie star only by happenstance.
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Does that mean we'll see more experiments with perspective if "1917" emerges victorious?
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Instead, it's Alethea who emerges whole, living a life devoid of self-pity.
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Robert Farquharson emerges from Garner's account as limited in intelligence, expression, and will.
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The next day she starts again, riffing and changing until something fresh emerges.
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Then, even if Sears emerges from bankruptcy, it might not survive long-term.
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Whoever emerges from the GOP primary will likely go up against former Gov.
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The gasoline price rise will accelerate, if the next worst-case scenario emerges.
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Unlike seasonal flu, pandemics occur when a completely new or novel virus emerges.
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In this scene, Kong's eyes are glowing when he emerges from the fog.
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For the trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire, revelation emerges from a place of contemplative darkness.
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But that could change depending on which candidate emerges from the GOP primary.
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The other day I was reading about the respect that emerges from distance.
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Polls suggest a close race no matter who emerges with the Democratic nomination.
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Who emerges victor will in part hinge on the battle for public opinion.
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And then my grandmother emerges from her room, glowering like a she-wolf.
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The police union, for instance, cuts his legal representation after a video emerges.
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Combine those characters with an unpredictable plot and Parasite emerges as a masterpiece.
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But scratch the surface, and a far more complicated and troubling picture emerges.
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After a moment, Leno emerges from the vehicle unscathed, though a little sweaty.
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There's even a Darth Vader mask and lightsaber that emerges from the wall.
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Geillis emerges from a bath of blood, coyly assuring Ian it's only goat.
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Thanos's manhood explodes as a blood-covered Hulk emerges from the bloody mess.
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A question emerges over the course of these destabilizations: What makes something real?
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At that point, Williams says, is when the "and" part of the equation emerges.
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After undergoing a wash, the man emerges as a light-skinned, clean Chinese man.
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About nine to 11 days later, a fully mature wasp emerges from the cocoon.
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Tallinn said once ASI emerges, it'll confront us with entirely new types of problems.
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The vocal house that emerges from our side is arch, plastic, embarrassed, self-conscious.
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He motions at a glowing cube floating before him, and an identical cube emerges.
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After a harrowing training period, she emerges as one of the agency's top recruits.
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It is a little bit like a cage match where only one person emerges.
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The study comes as new evidence emerges to invigorate the 'cat versus dog' debate .
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Still, it's unclear why this difference emerges, or even how meaningful it might be.
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A portrait of its author(s) emerges fairly quickly: They're totally obsessed with sports.
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A man in a crisp white shirt emerges from a door into the hallway.
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Dorothea: Alex and I are both strong believers in the idea of what emerges.
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This emerges in a survey published this week by NatCen, a social research organisation.
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A young man emerges from the escalators in SEG Market, Huaqiangbei's largest electronics emporium.
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When summer returns, the vegetation re-emerges in pastoral pinks and deep green hues.
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What you're describing is a sort of division of labor that emerges under capitalism.
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The larger vision that emerges is one of a consumer-friendly, interconnected surveillance state.
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Eric emerges from backstage, reuniting with Rachel for the first time since their breakup.
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What emerges is the close relationship Szeemann forged with artists, even when they disagreed.
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"If another vacancy emerges, you'll see another very similar kind of prioritization," Leo said.
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They are too fleeing from something, it emerges, and are changed by the camp.
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When the truth finally emerges, a tremendous wave of pent-up bitterness gushes forth.
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Despite the scenes being somewhat jumbled together, a clear picture of Nureyev's personality emerges.
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Notice the "demon" that emerges from that phone after it's put in the microwave?
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Click here to view original GIFAfter Smith emerges from her car, she's clearly exhausted.
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Whoever emerges as president will undoubtedly reward political backers with plum jobs and patronage.
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But we have to do much more before something akin to natural conversation emerges.
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The magic comes when the cake emerges from the oven in three distinct layers.
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OCCASIONALLY a business idea emerges that is so simple you cannot believe it works.
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So another live streaming player emerges to convert more cable junkies into cord cutters.
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And they should snap back as soon as any foot-dragging or deception emerges.
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When she emerges into C Block, she's a more severe, lonely version of herself.
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The Grammys makes their selection based on when an artist's "public identity" first emerges.
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And then, from literally nowhere, emerges what seems like the world's entire snake population.
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But then another sexting scandal emerges, and that look is back on Huma's face.
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Rock emerges, flexes for the crowd, holds a "just a minute" finger to the
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Dad emerges, looking petrified, and then Black Philip is promptly ramming and goring him.
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In football, after all the downs, timeouts and TV commercials, one team emerges victorious.
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" Uncle Basil emerges from his vapor cloud long enough to ask, "What's going on?
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When that study is excluded, the trend still emerges but it's not statistically significant.
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It also set high expectations on immigration for whomever emerges as the Democratic nominee.
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Even when it happens, for a week at most, the original Donald Trump emerges.
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He he emerges feeling fine, he would begin an every-fifth-day rehab process.
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But one of the most significant rifts emerges in the characterisation of Jack Torrance.
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" He says this history "plays on my mind, and naturally emerges in my music.
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When Mr Baghdadi's successor emerges, America will be ill-placed to deal with him.
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But each spring the bear emerges no worse for wear, albeit a little groggy.
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As the logic of these four lives reaches its end, a spiritual dimension emerges.
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It is hard to exaggerate the sheer awfulness of what emerges from the report.
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The best part about beefs in this community is that good comedy usually emerges.
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The personality of the product emerges at the level of how things are made.
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"I meditate on it until something emerges as a good entry point," she said.
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Poignantly, it also emerges as a question in the long arc of Brown's life.
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Yet that doesn't mean that the President emerges from Comey's publicity tour unscathed, either.
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But, in the course of little more than twenty pages, a new revelation emerges.
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The portrait that emerges is a president hellbent on pushing back on the investigation.
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Better for his critics to portray any agreement that emerges as weak or insufficient.
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The portrait that emerges of this lifelong womanizer is not a very appealing one.
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A pitcher's record can be misleading, of course, but a pattern emerges with time.
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When a visitor arrives, a security official emerges from the house with a key.
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If another euro crisis emerges, Europe may lack the political cohesion to address it.
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It is important that this message be reinforced as the people's rebellion re-emerges.
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We will fight it in all its forms, whenever and wherever it re-emerges.
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It emerges that he, like the library haunters, was once of no fixed abode.
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When I get there, something happens and in a split second the picture emerges.
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This is about trying to silence critics and pre-empt criticism before it emerges.
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China will not allow innovation to be "killed" just as it emerges, Li said.
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A few days before we meet, a particularly disparaging Daily Beast article emerges online.
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Maybe it emerges from time to time, influencing the present with its broken wounds.
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The replicant emerges from an artificial placenta, shaking, its breathing coming in ragged gasps.
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I have this theory that every ten years or so a new movement emerges.
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Whoever emerges victorious, we guarantee that the nation's football fans will be left swooning.
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Search through the reactions to the piece on Twitter, and a predictable pattern emerges.
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DriveNets emerges from stealth with $110M for its cloud-based alternative to network routers
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On this anniversary, a pressing question emerges – how much longer will the AUMF endure?
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It's common for a retailer that emerges from bankruptcy to file for bankruptcy again.
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That same genuine friendship and care emerges in The Irishman, mostly between the men.
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Whatever emerges from that process is unlikely to look like any progressive wonk's dream.
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A lithe choreography emerges through these interconnections, an intimate communion of bodies without words.
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The question that emerges is whether he knows it's time to call it quits.
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Marie-Madeleine Fourcade emerges as a vivid and pivotal player in the French Resistance.
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The killings, it emerges, are targeted payback for a despicable crime against a woman.
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Much of the well-earned emotional power of the story emerges in beautiful silences.
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The most promising voice in this novel briefly emerges early on and then disappears.
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However, he said he sees a clear opportunity if a far-left candidate emerges.
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"The switch was part of a pattern that emerges in the documents," ICIJ noted.
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Any plan that emerges from the White House or Congress will be found wanting.
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It goes into the steamer for a brief spell and emerges succulent and aromatic.
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What emerges from your letter is mostly a desire to get out of town.
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What stays and emerges from these circumstances is what matters: my writing, his Mexico.
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Yet, in the end, a symmetry emerges from the chaos he describes and embodies.
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Another potential risk: betting big on Snapchat as it emerges from a tumultuous time.
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The one constant that emerges from these interviews is that something needs to change.
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The pork emerges tender, moist and flavorful, and the fennel-onion compote delightfully unctuous.
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Britons, it emerges, love to abuse Americans for using "entree" to mean main course.
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"There's ostensibly a very quick jump into the first detail that emerges," he said.
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But the story — a love triangle that leads to an amateurish duel — emerges slowly.
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The picture that emerges of Kavanaugh as an actual student is admirable if indistinct.
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Because it's Nora, rather than Theresa, who emerges as the novel's most mysterious character.
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Another story of children being victimized by clergy emerges and we're shocked once more.
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There is a hard, long game yet to be played before the champion emerges.
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The conservative Gary Cooper emerges as a hero in life as well as onscreen.
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That can go on for several rounds until a candidate emerges with a majority.
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McGuire's stream-of-consciousness approach emerges from his relentless research and zest for knowledge.
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But focus on just the black supporters in that room and another image emerges.
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The winner that emerges is more likely to be palatable in the general election.
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With the second section, the album starts to move and a certain melodrama emerges.
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As we approach the first anniversary of the Trump presidency, a clear pattern emerges.
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He has said the utility that emerges from bankruptcy must make safety a priority.
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But if one really considers Maher and his history, a more complicated story emerges.
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The second emerges from organizational management approaches to adapt the U.S. defense acquisition system.
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"Yet, in the end, a symmetry emerges from the chaos he describes and embodies."
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The movie's most inspired moment emerges from its severest limitation: the sparsely detailed background.
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A woman gasps as she emerges from the ice pool during the swimming competition.
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He emerges from the crowds unscathed after dawdling to examine playbills on the way.
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What ideally occurs during an election is that some consensus emerges or is forged.
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Whoever emerges as the Republican nominee will be heavily favored to win against Sen.
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When she emerges, she teams up with a private investigator, Eddie Valetik (Eddie Cibrian).
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Madani emerges wearing his original outfit, and without the fake beard, according to CNN.
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But it might be years before a full account of what was said emerges.
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The portrait that emerges, according to Mr. Kushner's camp, is far removed from reality.
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Global Health If a new flu pandemic emerges, it may be easy to spot.
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So whoever emerges as the Democratic nominee will be well positioned for this seat.
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Each work exudes that rough, gritty, texture that only emerges on beat-up wood.
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Then a gong rings out — and Blue Man Group emerges from a utility closet.
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It's not my mantra in the morning, but if an opportunity emerges, then great.
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Trump's management style emerges in the piece as a clear reason for State's decline.
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Among the varied artistic responses to this proposal, materiality emerges as an effective strategy.
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So basically, the person emerges from an individualist vision and acquires a vaster conscience.
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Finally, when your vision encompasses the whole work, an impression of calm and serenity emerges.
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We will continue to monitor the situation and update our stories as more information emerges.
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And almost every day for the past two weeks, a new locally-transmitted case emerges.
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Two sides, for reasons political or territorial, enter into armed hostilities until one emerges victorious.
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If you think of things that way, a different picture of the Trump administration emerges.
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In the end, whichever candidate emerges on Tuesday will have to face Culberson in November.
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That tips a close race to Bergeron, even as Couturier emerges as a new contender.
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But, a leader emerges who's able to harness both technology and traditions to defeat evil.
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This is likely to slow the speed at which the new competitive oil market emerges.
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A sandstorm emerges on the road from Voi to Mombasa; the landscape after the storm.
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"The real risk to insurance companies emerges when interest rates start going up," he said.
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Just let it dry and flake off, then moisturize the baby-soft skin that emerges.
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That kind of chemistry emerges often in "Western Stars," which Springsteen directed with Thom Zimny.
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The following evening, an audible burst of applause emerges from the hair and makeup room.
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How much of what you care about outside school emerges in your work in school?
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Go deeper: Kavanaugh emerges unscathed Fresh signs that Democrats won't be able to stop Kavanaugh
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If no clear winner emerges, voters will return for a run-off on Nov. 24.
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As Trump has shuffled officials, it's often a Pompeo ally who emerges from the fray.
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Ben, a newcomer from the sticks, has his own back story that emerges more slowly.
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Whichever candidate emerges from the process will be a Democrat who wants to expand Medicaid.
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But his history suggests that when the cameras are off, a different Mr. Cruz emerges.
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A frontrunners emerges: Jean Blanc, the colognoisseur who almost certainly has a secret real job.
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A convention is brokered if it takes multiple rounds of balloting before a nominee emerges.
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DMD, a rare genetic muscle-wasting condition, typically emerges in childhood and mostly affects boys.
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Apparently some men are doing what men do best when a new popular thing emerges.
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Mr Putin, fresh from a successful World Cup, thus emerges as the winner in Helsinki.
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Amanda emerges, goes to the door, opens it, and there sits Harry, very much alive.
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But many have gathered teams of lawyers to protect themselves in case no deal emerges.
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This is the fourth time we have assembled such a list, and a pattern emerges.
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Nevertheless, a clear trend emerges from the number-crunching: swearing is indeed on the rise.
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Despite all the destruction and despair, in this novel hope emerges as the wildest high.
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Among men, no such marriage gap emerges, as both unmarried and married men favor Trump.
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Despite the broad range of ideas and artistic practice, home emerges as an overarching theme.
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They could be wrong, sometimes because of information that emerges after the audit is complete.
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The argument that loosely emerges is that doctors can be as damaged as their patients.
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But what if it emerges that Russian operatives were successful on that front as well?
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A voice is what emerges from an informed intelligence as it reaches toward accurate perception.
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The type of border that emerges post-Brexit will make a notable difference, he said.
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After the ARD allegations and subsequent uproar, Dr Rodchenkov emerges as the more interesting subject.
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What emerges is a wide use of EI in the UK without much public scrutiny.
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Although the methods used by the smugglers aren't described, a picture emerges from the details.
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Instead, we'll continue talking about Clinton's emails and Benghazi forever, until a new scandal emerges.
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The winner emerges as alpha male while the rest fall into line as loyal followers.
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The worm releases its larvae as it emerges, a process that takes about ten weeks.
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That means there is significant downside risk to oil and energy if no deal emerges.
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In a sense, Michelle emerges at the end as the more intriguing of the two.
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It's insistent and surprising, the sour tang that emerges in a glass of good lemonade.
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But look at the movie, see where the action is, and a different picture emerges.
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Watching for multiple days before a winner emerges is a heavy commitment for casual fans.
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But on closer examination, the real David Duke emerges: a former Ku Klux Klan leader.
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McKinsey denies wrongdoing and says it will cooperate with authorities if evidence of impropriety emerges.
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Putting all the stats together, 6ft 11in tall Karlovic emerges as arguably the strongest contender.
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Caro breaks out of the genre and emerges with a truly moving and original film.
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Bibby's most interesting talent, though, emerges when his music dips into a more confessional mode.
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Technologists, inventors, tech companies, tech university, put them in a soup, lightning strikes, network emerges.
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In each of the above cases, the real story emerges from surrounding events and context.
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Tak quickly emerges with a loud speaker, positions himself atop Raja, and addresses the crowd.
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The Putin that emerges in The Putin Interviews could almost be an Oliver Stone character.
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What emerges is a picture that should trouble everyone who values blind and fair justice.
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The report emerges as Trump gears up to meet with Putin in Helsinki on Monday.
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Yet a distinctive sensibility emerges in Price's pervasively elegant and subtle handling of familiar idioms.
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If he emerges bloodied from the fight, he could be written off, say some observers.
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Emily emerges as a force that entices them to have fun and not be shy.
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But the idea that Nominee Kasich emerges from that scenario stretches credulity to breaking point.
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If Pittenger emerges from the primary, though, he'll have another tough race ahead of him.
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It is not surprising that out of the present crisis, nationalism emerges as a winner.
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Don't be surprised if a new Pinterest trend involving spooky engagement photos emerges from this.
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If the deal that emerges is bad, the British government might ask for another referendum.
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Looking at the RealClearPolitics meter of polling trends in the race, a clear pattern emerges.
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It is only when he turns to Trinidad for material that a real writer emerges.
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Until that figure emerges, we could be in for a set of serial leadership crises.
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From the characterizations of Trump emerges a picture of a businessman with clearly questionable character.
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It's no surprise that the doctor emerges no worse for the wear, or the war.
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Six Democrats are running, and whoever emerges will be in a toss-up against Comstock.
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Candidates who sign the "unity pledge" are required to back whoever emerges from the Aug.
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Steve Rogers emerges from the super-soldier procedure looking much taller and much, much buffer.
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Set largely inside the house, the story emerges through party chitchat and Will's fragmented memories.
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Now Afghans are talking to Afghans, the prospect of a real US withdrawal timetable emerges.
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Even when one team emerges victorious, its performance in the next rounds will tell all.
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When she emerges with a shorter, curlier haircut, Clark seems to feel powerful and confident.
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Meadow emerges as an increasingly cold, even mercenary figure in the course of this novel.
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Twelve weeks later, Bai Ling emerges from the hospital, dressed in her dead daughter's skin.
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And so, on grimier back channels, a grimier take on Fultz emerges: Well, well, well.
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And "work" doesn't ring quite right for an aesthetic that emerges from its own dematerialization.
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It's very hard when you open your mouth and the voice of a stranger emerges.
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When something is very tasty, a kind of passion emerges—a sense of losing control.
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Any deal that emerges from the discussions in Algeria is likely to be relatively weak.
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Rhonda emerges from the shadows with some overdue whoop ass for Anika, pregnant or not.
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The generation that emerges doesn't know that the people have been there 30 years before.
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The interviewer is a man, who it emerges has recently been accused of sexual harassment.
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But the artistry emerges from the athletics, however uneasily, and the athletics from the artistry.
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The nature of evidence-based health care is that practices change as new evidence emerges.
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But once you get past the outfit, a much more significant detail emerges: the expression.
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Whichever Republican emerges to challenge Brown, the stakes in Ohio are ginormous on several levels.
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At the tournament's end, one man emerges triumphant, or at least relieved, the other dejected.
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But our hero emerges (in a body bag, no less) with drive and a title.
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When it hatches, a baby alien with a big snout emerges, and grows very quickly.
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Still, it seems as if every day, a new symptom of tech-driven inequality emerges.
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Hitting the stage mere hours before sunup, GAIKA emerges exuding an unusual and discomfiting energy.
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Once Lars starts shedding his disguise, a clearer picture of him and his desires emerges.
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A similar story emerges from South Korea, although without the same intense peaks and troughs.
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A key theme that emerges is Gandhi's effort to control himself and those around him.
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A long-haired mutt emerges from a muddy bog looking like Day 3 at Woodstock.
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And, surprisingly given the rhetoric, it is Coates, not West, who emerges as the radical.
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Retaining the Jordan Valley would effectively leave Israel encircling any Palestinian political entity that emerges.
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If Saudi Arabia withheld support for whatever plan emerges, this would probably doom Trump's effort.
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Then, Theodore Perkins emerges from the shadows and Darius should've fled the scene on sight.
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But look closer, along party lines, and a wide valley emerges between Republicans and Democrats.
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The second woman (Antonia Summer) addresses a lover who, it gradually emerges, is now dead.
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Whoever emerges form the primary will try to unseat Hurd, who has served since 19903.
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If that happens and a separate bill emerges, a House and Senate conference would follow.
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If no other Republican emerges, that could tip the race strongly in Mr. Kaine's favor.
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He emerges sober, thinking himself to be a new man, and mostly escapes professional punishment.
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The question going forward in the primary process is whether a dominant moderate candidate emerges.
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If Arena emerges from the tournament with some promising new faces, that will be fine.
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Yet Martha Parker never emerges as a flesh and blood person in her own right.
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Then, to Anna's left, Bonnie (Gabby Beans), Anna's grown daughter, emerges, also in a hospital.
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After a short turn in a hot oven, the fish emerges with crisp, brown skin.
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Whoever emerges as the winner will have to run again two years later, in 2022.
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After that, it re-emerges only in counterpoint to what he views as racist events.
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Whoever emerges in the final spot will be a prohibitive underdog against the top seed.
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Ms. Mutu's sense of improvisation, creepiness and perversity re-emerges when her imagination exceeds realism.
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The final edit, which Trouillot called history, emerges from the narrative that is not silenced.
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But, when you survey Mitski's four studio albums, a more diverse constellation of antecedents emerges.
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Within a few repetitions of such an attack, smoke emerges and the equipment is destroyed.
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Or would DACA be the only issue that enough consensus emerges to move forward on?
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In the dysfunction that now tarnishes our commitment to the foreign-born, this certainty emerges.
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We might modify a pest only to find out that it emerges stronger than ever.
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I'll let you know if other meaningful evidence emerges over the next couple of weeks.
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At that moment, the queen emerges from the crowd, to reunite with her beloved child.
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The witch may collect natural elements to feed her caldron, but what emerges is supernatural.
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"We have absolutely no idea when or how consciousness emerges," neuroscientist Adrian Owen told me.
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In one room, a finger with a comically long, manicured fingernail emerges from the wall.
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It emerges as yet another buyer of unprovenanced manuscripts, increasing the market for looted material.
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Natural gas that emerges alongside crude oil is often treated as a byproduct of oil drilling.
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If it emerges from those still at No. 1, it will have proved its staying power.
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One final roar from onlookers and Jim emerges victorious—a victory he accepts with supreme immodesty.
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Demisto emerges from stealth with $6M Series A and smart bot to help automate security ops
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Many scary movies have at least one scene where someone — or something — emerges from the fog.
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Zelda emerges from her post-coital bliss to actually stop and read her husband's book. Hmm.
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In Florida, where groundwater re-emerges, the river networks have much wider angles between their tributaries.
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This process continues until a winner emerges with 50 percent of the vote plus one vote.
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That night, Corinne bursts forth from her villain chrysalis and emerges as a fully unlikeable butterfly.
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In the midst of Molly's vent, the mechanic finally emerges and drops a bomb on Issa.
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A young girl with a shaved head and a hospital gown emerges barefoot from the woods.
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Historically, the death cross has indicated a further fall for the index after the pattern emerges.
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In the teaser, a clown's face emerges from what looks to be a very dingy bathtub.
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A boy uses solar viewing glasses as the sun emerges through fog cover in Depoe Bay.
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But when speaking to would-be buyers of the Model 3, a more aspirational narrative emerges.
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In essence, this is the story of someone who emerges from a personal experience drastically altered.
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Interest rates world-wide keep falling and in this environment, gold emerges as a solid investment.
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They name a price, buy bonds and hold them in their inventory until a buyer emerges.
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But while their heroic revelations have changed our world, no whistleblower emerges unscathed from their actions.
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Whether a new party emerges on the right will depend largely on how Donald Trump governs.
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A pattern emerges in her precisely orchestrated images: We are more similar than our greatest differences.
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From behind, Trump emerges pushes Montenegro Prime Minister Dusko Markovic aside, stepping in front of him.
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Of course, it's possible that Trump continues to maintain his opposition to any deal that emerges.
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When you have many eager buyers, a willing seller often emerges quickly to oblige such enthusiasm.
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But if no such candidate emerges — as seems increasingly likely — what then should we root for?
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What to watch: If no sustainable solution emerges, we could see yet another election before long.
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Overall, a picture emerges of plentiful LNG supply and a thermal coal market closer to balance.
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The wild-eyed Jhony Ki (Dylan Fuentes) emerges as the most charismatic character of the bunch.
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But curbs on gerrymandering may be imposed "if some limited and precise rationale" one day emerges.
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Larkin emerges from it all as a more endearing, humorous figure than his public reputation allows.
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If he only emerges with his dignity intact, he will have done better than his predecessor.
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Theory of mind emerges from a much earlier mind-reading instinct that's common to most mammals.
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She emerges as a quiet kind of hero, helped by an elegant performance by Ms Williams.
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As he rubs off the dust to get a closer look, an enormous blue genie emerges.
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When the candidate finally emerges through sliding doors the crowd surges forward, straining for a glimpse.
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"But we must act quickly so that no conflagration emerges from Brexit," Schaeuble told the newspaper.
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A new form of technology emerges and we find a way to connect it to sex.
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Now, every few months, a new "Tesla killer" emerges to make a grab at Musk's crown.
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Every time she emerges oncscreen, formerly dead Letty reminds us that no situation is too absurd.
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Immediately, the story shifts: their teacher, Mr Kingsley, emerges as a Pied Piper, seductive and dangerous.
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He emerges into daylight head to toe in human waste, yet feeling better for his jaunt.
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What emerges is a story about complex people who (mostly) have good reasons for butting heads.
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A man (Thomas Curry, played by Temuera Morrison) emerges to wrap a blanket around her shoulders.
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The young genius of fractured funk and reverberant R&B emerges boldly his debut full-length.
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And when those sessions are considered within the context of recent history, a different picture emerges.
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If the poem emerges, in part, from repetitions of grief, that "Never" may point toward death.
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Today, Proxy emerges from stealth after piloting its keyless, badgeless office entry tech with 50 companies.
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Drive into the slums and the more acute nature of the lack of basic utilities emerges.
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Cayman Airways grounded its two Boeing 737 MAX planes until more information about the crash emerges.
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An on-camera appearance expressing support and vowing to defeat terror wherever it emerges might follow.
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Unless, of course, a new Alexander Butterfield emerges from the chaos of the Trump White House.
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Shares in the bank have been suspended from trading until more clarity emerges on the rescue.
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State prosecutors are following the inquiry and could open cases if strong evidence of wrongdoing emerges.
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Whoever emerges as the next prime minister will become Australia's sixth in less than a decade.
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While Eve is talking to her doctor, an alternate personality, who goes by Eve Black, emerges.
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In "Contrapasso," though, a hint of something more concrete finally emerges from Westworld's many-layered mysteries.
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A man emerges from the overgrowth and begins picking leaves from a handful of green shrubs.
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Haunting is when a person who's ghosted you suddenly re-emerges, and begins messaging you again.
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Another leak emerges, this time exposing the truth behind the voting center closures on Election Day.
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But whatever emerges, both borrowers and banks will have their part to play in the transition.
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We can only hope some more video of Kessel's eventful 24 hours with the Cup emerges.
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If market power emerges, regulated access (including price controls) may be needed to address competition concerns.
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Whichever candidate emerges victorious from the primary is expected to sweep the gubernatorial election this fall.
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Dina Nasser, a veteran nurse from Jerusalem's Victoria-Augusta Hospital, emerges from the adjacent operating theatre.
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The profile of Trump that emerges is of an arrogant, obsessive, dishonest, and self-centered man.
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The reality emerges that purity in cuisine (as well as in nationality) is a profound fiction.
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However, what is fascinating is the sharp disconnect that emerges between his rhetoric and his conduct.
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Over all, creditors will own 70 percent of Caesars when it emerges from Chapter 11 protection.
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The new world that emerges is utopian, and every Uncle Dave wins the lottery every week.
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Indeed, an adult cicada lives just a few weeks once it emerges from its multiyear nymphancy.
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Kossola's complex human voice finally emerges from the noise of stories that put white sailors first.
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It emerges from the detailed understanding of the mind that cognitive science and neuroscience are providing.
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Her softness gives the show space to explore something new, and that's how such bravado emerges.
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And then it stops, in the 19th century, in France, at the point when photography emerges.
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When the spectacle is over, Forsberg emerges in a cloud of smoke from the burnt rubber.
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So yes, I will hope that a better man emerges than we saw in this campaign.
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In the darkened hall of this narrow space, a glow emerges from the distant back wall.
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Just past the mansion, a pale blonde head emerges from the debris of the collapsed tunnel.
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Looking back at the golden age of the socialist manager, a pattern emerges over the years.
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Essentially, Confident Cannabis will adapt to whatever emerges as the most lucrative use of its dataset.
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Each newborn emerges with hitchhikers of their own—a colony of microbes gifted from their mother.
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And be sure to check back to see which candidate emerges the winner of the day.
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Again, the same theme emerges in that bettors are not a representative sample of the electorate.
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The most likely outcome of the primary battle is that Clinton emerges as the Democratic nominee.
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"It's really a good idea to do a little research before a crisis emerges," she said.
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When it re-emerges from the kitchen, it looks like a crab stranded on its back.
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But Mr. Trump made clear he would happily go after Mr. Biden if he emerges, too.
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The cave fades and the thin outline of a room with a bed and candelabra emerges.
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Whatever its outcome, no one emerges from the conflict—between one's self and one's subject—unhumbled.
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A mirror image emerges in which each party sees the other one negatively and itself positively.
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Humor now emerges from the ether, authorless or, more accurate, authored and improved upon by everyone.
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And if a giant pot of soup or chili emerges from it, so much the better.
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When a copycat killer emerges years later, the lives of all three are stirred up again.
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In the worst cases, it emerges shortly after birth and claims one major organ after another.
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This pleases him: With a smile, he emerges from the closet, back into his private gym.
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No matter who emerges with the most delegates, Biden and Sanders are the clear front-runners.
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Technology will decide which country emerges as the world's dominant economic power in the long run.
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A potent campaign theme emerges across the nation, with a particular emphasis on pre-existing conditions.
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Somehow as I'm working, a kind of nucleus of the piece emerges and I follow that.
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As the work thins out and the frail humanity emerges, Giddins may face his greatest challenge.
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When that happens, in a fleeting scene halfway through the book, a more intriguing picture emerges.
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The narrative that emerges is a literally uplifting story of progression toward an ultimate, inevitable goal.
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In another of the ornaments, a large snake emerges from the eye socket of a skull.
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It's flung in a pan with ground pork belly and emerges almost as meaty in texture.
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But when his mother finally sees the surveillance video of his death, a new story emerges.
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In Bilton's account an unexpected symmetry emerges between the agents investigating Ulbricht and the kingpin himself.
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Dead ends abound, secrets surprise, good folks early are evil later and an unlikely hero emerges.
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Oliver, the character who ultimately holds the most money and power, emerges as the least ridiculous.
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The finale takes place tonight, when the best in show emerges from a shortlist of seven.
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But then the Mr. Hyde nature of Trump's team emerges to cloud this erudite legal argument.
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But another interpretation also emerges gradually: What's being tested is the divisibility of the audience's attention.
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Below, an astounding panoply of deep soft grays emerges from the shadows: building facades, sidewalks, pavement.
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Certainly, it should pay dividends for Bong, who emerges from Oscar night an A-list auteur.
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It's when we begin to look for causes and solutions that a more challenging narrative emerges.
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It's in this episode too that Ishee emerges as more than a ponytailed dog semen savant.
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August rolls around and a new, harsher set of immigration restrictions emerges from the White House.
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But by digging deeper into the demographics of New York radio ratings, an important fact emerges.
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It emerges in different ways throughout the 800,000-square-foot facility, some more subtle than others.
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With a grimace, Mr. Trump emerges from behind Mr. Markovic and slaps him on the arm.
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When a plant community emerges from the decay, is it the same as it was before?
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She emerges from the well as fearsome a being as we ever believed Beal to be.
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Many lobbyists and tax experts are hoping that the Senate emerges as a voice of reason.
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Buttigieg could face similar focus from his rivals as he emerges as an early state threat.
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It's a dive into the deeps of the past that emerges with a hard-earned treasure.
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But over time, spontaneous desire often evolves into responsive desire, which emerges in response to pleasure.
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What eventually emerges, and the actors who will be the primary beneficiaries, are not yet clear.
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And the economy has continued to grow as the country emerges from isolation under military rule.
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But, before long, the sun emerges and by the late morning and afternoon, we're thawing out.
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We can't say what the policy implications of this election will be until a coalition emerges.
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The way powerful strategic decision-making emerges from simple instructions is promising — but it's also concerning.
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But none of the principal actors at the heart of this tragedy emerges with much credit.
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Out of the right hand side of the frame a man emerges, shirtless and in jeans.
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A clear glass baby emerges from her vagina, and she holds his arms, lifting him out.
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August rolls around and a new, harsher set of immigration restrictions emerges from the White House.
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A warrior in robes emerges from among the gravestones, flashing his scimitar, bows and arrows aquiver.
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Just when you think you've read and seen it all with this scandal, something new emerges.
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On the Republican side, Trump emerges as the clear favorite among the most economically pessimistic respondents.
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If concern brews again, this will be one of the first place(s) it noticeably emerges.
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And if a crisis emerges between authorization deadlines, there is no guarantee that Congress will react.
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In an interview with Entertainment Weekly in August, director Susan Johnson hinted that she'd like to explore the love triangle that emerges halfway through that volume, when John Ambrose McLaren, one of the recipients of Lara Jean's love letters, emerges as romantic rival for Lara Jean's affections.
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Grim life under ISIS rule The picture that emerges of ISIS rule from these people is grim.
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Watch above while she grapples with a world free of her go-to apps — and emerges victorious.
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There are times when the significance of the work emerges from seeing the ways our communities intersect.
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Whoever emerges from this system with more than 50 percent of the vote is declared the winner.
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Within 21.5 minutes, one of them emerges from the kitchen with a giant pot of spaghetti Bolognese.
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What emerges is an entire system built around the varying languages of abstraction, both historical and current.
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It's something that I've seen in older people, and sometimes it's a thing that emerges over time.
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It said that its start has now been delayed until further clarity on the Brexit timetable emerges.
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She emerges on the stage in her signature black and white and thanks the audience for coming.
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Dig deeper into the data and a more complex picture of the state of Britain's young emerges.
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"I'm going to fall in line and enthusiastically support whomever emerges as the Democratic nominee," Walk said.
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Of all the ideas the new Ghost in the Shell offers up, one emerges as its thesis.
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When creativity is unleashed, greatness emerges, and you end up with unexpected, and often lucrative, new products.
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Here's Jelani Cobb, who writes for the New Yorker: Candidate emerges, says let's radically reimagine American democracy.
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Avoiding the disconcerting uncanny valley that emerges when machines try to mimic humans is a delicate balance.
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Jenkins throws in a sequence where Pine emerges naked from a bath, observed by an appreciative Diana.
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The voice of Estrella's mother emerges from an empty paper cup, followed by a long-nailed hand.
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In the video for "Pynk," Thompson emerges from between Monáe's heavily yonic legs (she's wearing pink pants).
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But for the horror movie protagonist, there's always a moment when the monster emerges from the shadows.
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In most versions the new world that emerges is a fresh chance for gods and men alike.
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But if no one emerges with the magic number after that first round, the real action begins.
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Underwood posted a clip on Instagram that captures the crowd cheering as she emerges from the wings.
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However, when you pit the two against each other in a ruthless battle, a clear winner emerges.
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Nobody emerges well from the sorry tale of arrogance, inflexibility and even violence in Catalonia (see article).
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As the hospital admits patients from a tunnel collapse, Deluca emerges from one of the rescue vehicles.
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The other one-on-one goes to Tia, who emerges as a definite frontrunner with this episode.
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You know that feeling you get at a restaurant when the waiter finally emerges with your dinner?
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After spending three years in prison, Kiryu emerges to find that his adoptive daughter Haruka is missing.
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In this scenario, Mueller's findings can serve as fodder for whomever emerges as the 2020 Democratic nominee.
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This creative hacker mindset emerges in Young's second film in the exhibition, Where the City Can't See.
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And even if a softer Brexit eventually emerges, it will have loud, angry detractors on both sides.
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In classic slasher movies, the Final Girl emerges from an encounter with great evil, bloody but unbroken.
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If you take photos of killers from school shootings specifically, a different photograph of a man emerges.
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Then a kind of holy ignorance emerges, which is a sign that you are the saving remnant.
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The initial contribution would be payable after PG&E emerges from Chapter 11 reorganization, the company said.
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The black cowboy figure, shoehorned into the distant corners of Americana, emerges here for all to see.
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The camera pulls out on Cersei, the screen fades, and from the darkness emerges the piercing eye.
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That's when our Kevin Garvey's father, Kevin Garvey, Sr., emerges from a door asking what's going on.
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Output there resumed in late April, suggesting May could see higher production if no further unrest emerges.
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Step back from the daily swings of the stock market and a paradox emerges for adtech companies.
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As she re-emerges on the political scene after a year, Ms. Haley played down any differences.
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But, as is so often the case when the President cries "fake news," the truth soon emerges.
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Yearning emerges as a recurring theme; we want what's bad for us, or yearn for yearning's sake.
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Naturally, Dany emerges more convincingly as a whole person (hard not to as the Mother of Dragons).
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And just as soon as one counterfeit item gets taken down, a product page for another emerges.
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The upheaval comes as Arizona, long a Republican bastion, emerges as a swing state in presidential elections.
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But whatever emerges from endless consultations will fulfil neither the hopes nor the fears invested in it.
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What ultimately emerges could determine the shape of Britain and its place in the world for decades.
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What emerges is a potently ambiguous sound world that conveys human warmth and chill in equal measure.
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What emerges is a portrait of a woman who was uneasy with the contours of her world.
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What emerges from these conflicting assertions is an engaging ambiguity, one that prefers to sidestep modernist resolution.
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The gender gap emerges in Ohio, too, with Trump leading among men by 13 points over Kasich.
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" — Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) 216 Sep 227 RT @nytopinion: "What emerges over 216+ decades is a consistent pattern.
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But regulators need to intervene decisively — and as soon as possible — when evidence of fraudulent conduct emerges.
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Early on, it emerges that Victor used to be a "peeb," or a Person Bound to Labor.
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In other words, whatever emerges over that time is likely to look different from what's come before.
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Their research emerges as the tech industry increasingly contends with the issue of AI's potentially discriminatory effects.
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A few big hits and suddenly pension funds are allowed to come in and new data emerges.
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Kaine will begin the general election as a favorite to win re-election against whichever Republican emerges.
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In the new video, another group emerges as instigators who set the scene for the tense encounter.
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Current facilities have come under heavy scrutiny after photos emerges of children being kept in wire cages.
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Sully in particular emerges as one of the most credible and engaging heroes in recent American fiction.
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In a runoff, Republicans would be pressured to get over their infighting and unify behind whoever emerges.
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Hammond said that if a global solution emerges, it would consider adopting this instead of its tax.
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What emerges is a fascinating portrait of memory and tabloid media in the wake of collective trauma.
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But as more research emerges in the coming years, the dangerous experimental circle will likely grow wider.
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HBO's "Silicon Valley" kicked off its fifth season last night and already, a clear theme emerges: survival.
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I think Langford emerges at the 70% end of a platoon here, but that's not guaranteed. 5.
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Whoever emerges as the prime minister will encounter the same constraints on power as the current one.
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And I will do so as enthusiastically as I would for any other Republican candidate who emerges.
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She found that a swath of space emerges within the disk that acts like a safety zone.
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Once you discard that fake news, another possibility emerges: Walter, Cromwell's father, might have come from Ireland.
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Joel, meanwhile, emerges as more weak and lost than despicable; he's a heel, but an Achilles one.
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She emerges a scene later with puffy bruised eyes, looking weak and spaced out, her voice wobbling.
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Each book's utterly distinct style emerges as its women try to invent a language for their lives.
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From the kitchen, her mother emerges unsteadily, a rattling cough rising up from deep in her lungs.
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The picture that emerges is of a central bank under pressure and at a moment of reckoning.
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She emerges as an ally of Spider-Man and may have her own big-screen adventure soon.
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In Sachs's telling he emerges as a morally driven prodigy who spoke out against fascism and hate.
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Through her words and his expert images, he emerges as a character worthy of his own story.
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Their supporters' votes are apportioned to those voters' next-highest choice, until someone emerges with a majority.
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Life also emerges through the songs sung by male and female voices and the sounds of water.
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In the Ace of Wands card, a hand emerges from the sky to make a spiritual offer.
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Hall emerges as a kind of American/Athenian ideal, a man of superb intellectual and physical gifts.
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A clear pattern of gender bias emerges: The questions unrelated to tennis were lobbed disproportionately at women.
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For as rendered through the Son's perspective, a vision emerges of an age of paradoxically remote intimacy.
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The whole emerges from the oven with a heavenly fragrance, all bubbly fruit and crisp, golden crust.
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After the film's climax, in a moment of both existential and emotional vulnerability, the queen's hair emerges.
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"Unless a substantially different set of facts emerges, I won't be attending," he said in a statement.
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Until a vaccine has been developed or herd immunity emerges, returning to normal won't be an option.
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Influenza pandemic occurs when a new flu virus emerges for which people have little or no immunity.
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Regardless of where it emerges, it is likely to reach the U.K. very quickly, the department warned.
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Regardless of where it emerges, it is likely to reach the U.K. very quickly, the department warned.
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But just voting for independence is no guarantee that whatever state emerges will govern fairly or well.
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Later in the outbreak, as physicians and epidemiologists get better at identifying cases, the opposite problem emerges.
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And insurance companies could have some flexibility to make last-minute changes if policy certainty emerges soon.
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And I really liked the idea that friendship and common ground naturally emerges from sharing food together.
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She said "strength emerges in times of crisis," and talked about why she came to support Sanders.
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What emerges is a clearer understanding of where the Affordable Care Act succeeded and where it failed.
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No matter who emerges as the nominee, women running for the presidency is no longer a novelty.
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The rear spoiler emerges when aerodynamics dictate purpose (around 27 miles an hour or when manually deployed).
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Gradually it emerges that Kaschei's control over the Maiden and her friends is sexually possessive and abusive.
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Over the course of the finale's second half, a major "everything you know is wrong" revelation emerges.
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As the outbreak emerges, new — often contradictory — information will have to be incorporated into outbreak control measures.
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Meaning emerges, in a drama, suspensefully, out of the interplay of forces, from the collision of voices.
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"There is always a new vector or form that emerges that we have to understand," she says.
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But when she and Payton reunite, her persona shifts and a bit of the real Alice emerges.
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"Whatever entity emerges from bankruptcy must be completely transformed," said Nathan Click, a spokesman for Mr. Newsom.
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The goddess of love emerges from the sea, attended by a spiral of nude friends and helpers.
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His men shout and he emerges, soaking wet but still issues instructions as he draws deep breaths.
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Conversely, ask them about their politics, and an underlying picture emerges about where (and how) they live.
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But concerns over the trajectory of Vermont independent's second presidential bid as new evidence emerges that Sen.
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Occasionally, Mr. Mubarak emerges onto the balcony to wave at cheering supporters gathered at the hospital gates.
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Somewhat surprisingly, it's Jay, at first seemingly a secondary character, who emerges as the book's strongest presence.
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When more information emerges — and, oh, how the Haggler hopes it does — look here for an update.
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Both camerawork (directed by Vincent Bataillon) and performances are admirable; the superb choreography emerges with unusual lucidity.
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Whoever emerges as the winner next year will have to run again two years later, in 2022.
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The saltwater emerges from the production of fertiliser from potash ore that K+S extracts from mines.
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The information that emerges is the product of buying and selling by people, with all their contradictions.
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The Black woman emerges from the shadows, sans flowers, shapely and peerless, illustrating Colescott's fascination with femininity.
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Off-putting in her neediness, this Anne emerges as less a study in pathos than in pathology.
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Freya first encounters him on a dormitory landing when he emerges naked from a bath at Balliol.
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But ultimately the government that finally emerges from that fight will have its coherence and stability undermined.
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What emerges is a story that searchingly inhabits the lives of women without sentimentality or self-pity.
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The Salle who emerges is both vain and un-self-conscious, talented and slipshod, fascinating and pedestrian.
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We want to be the place where the word about the next big thing in publishing emerges.
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In all seriousness: When you consider the greater history of lesbian characters onscreen, a disturbing trend emerges.
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The Kolumba emerges from the tradition of the church with a utopian vision of a museum's purpose.
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What emerges is a detailed portrait of their struggles with these landlords in disputes over household hazards.
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What emerges from the selection of objects here is a sense of productive and relatively peaceful cooperation.
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The plot of "Were-Monster" involves a humanoid lizard who emerges from hibernation once every 10,000 years.
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Above this refracted foliage, a mischievous pair emerges: a Meissen bird and squirrel, caught just before the leap.
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But then Jack emerges from the door, holding the dog and a sack of the family's precious belongings.
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But in an interesting twist, it appears that when these two theories are combined, a satisfactory explanation emerges.
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"Anxiety disorders frequently emerges in young adulthood, which is the age many of these women are," she said.
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Slowly her dusty form emerges from the debris as the team works to remove the rubble covering her.
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