" Mr. Kenner was evasive about whether he saw "O.
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Those two evasive words sounded smaller and sillier than ever.
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The U.S. vessel did not take any evasive action. Cap.
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And Mr Kavanaugh's response to the Democrats' questioning was evasive.
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Celebrities are trained to be equal parts friendly and evasive.
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But Pompeo was clearly -- and purposely -- evasive with Raddatz. Why?
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She was frustratingly evasive, but she stayed true to Bekah.
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RELATED: Democrats furious at evasive answers at hearing Republican Sen.
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The answers were evasive and they never saw the baby.
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It's entertaining enough, but it's also deeply weird and evasive.
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If Ms. Blasey looks convincing, if Judge Kavanaugh looks evasive.
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If that happened, he said, he would take evasive maneuvers.
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Saying he was "deeply disappointed by Amazon's evasive response," Sen.
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We're seeing more evasive species coming into this area. Why?
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Even in terms of her own future, Yellen was evasive.
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When I asked him about that story, he was evasive.
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This memoir's evasive clowning is in keeping with all that.
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She's too slippery for real tragedy, too evasive for farce.
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When asked about some of this under oath, Page sounded evasive.
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Or they could reveal that the subject was evasive on purpose.
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There's evasive swimming, enemy luring, mild maze running, and basic platforming.
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There was no braking or evasive steering detected prior to impact.
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A bad answer, or even an evasive answer, is still useful.
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His subject, an infamous con man called Ziggy, is infuriatingly evasive.
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Mr. Walker extends that unsettled, slightly evasive quality to his lyrics.
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Perhaps, therefore, there's a far more challenging, more evasive compromise: validation.
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But copies with purposefully evasive titles still fall through the cracks.
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"I don't think the agents assessed she was evasive," he added.
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And Delia is worse, because she's more evasive and self-satisfied.
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He was sympathetic, he was encouraging, but he remained maddeningly evasive.
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Under Timothy Douglas's direction, the storytelling is vexed, the themes evasive.
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway was also evasive later Friday morning.
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I was someone who was really evasive when a camera came around.
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"I'm deeply disappointed by Amazon's evasive response," Blumenthal said in a statement.
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The company has been this evasive about 4K for a while now.
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Others who have worked with Allen are more evasive about the director.
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When I asked Konami about this, they were originally a little evasive.
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The ship's captain was able to fend them off using evasive measures.
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Gargash was evasive when asked whether the country still works with DarkMatter.
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Harris off as she questioned an evasive Attorney General Jefferson Beauregard Sessions.
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Still, as Delhi's air quality plummeted on Sunday, Fareeda took evasive action.
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Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, said Trump Jr.'s testimony was evasive.
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What Mr. Trump considers "smart" might be seen by others as evasive.
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They were evasive and studiously avoided any direct answer to my question.
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They weren't evasive about telling me this—it just wasn't their problem.
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Frankly, I thought Zuckerberg was very evasive on some of those questions.
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The placement feels evasive, even as an update to a completed film.
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Your boss is evasive when you want to discuss your career path
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Pressed by analysts this week on corporate governance, Mr Coury was evasive.
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But Ronnie's evasive, isolating behavior immediately began raising eyebrows amongst the roomies.
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" At one point, Wallace dubbed Miller's evasive answers "an exercise in obfuscation.
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It was not that Ullmann was being evasive; rather, frank and principled.
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Both she and Ms. Muthana were evasive when asked about that brutality.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has been similarly evasive on the topic.
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Meanwhile, confrontational Aries and evasive Scorpio do not make good bedfellows for Venus.
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The officials said the drone forced the US aircraft to take evasive action.
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Huawei and Leica have been frustratingly evasive about the specifics of their partnership.
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With 'Evasive Steering Assist,' the car won't autonomously steer to avoid an accident.
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"It's not like them to be evasive," Wedbush analyst Nick Setyan told CNBC.
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They said that he appeared to be evasive and emotionless during the interrogation.
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When asked about President Trump's disparaging remarks about the C.I.A., Vaart was evasive.
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"I think those assurances were self-serving, and even somewhat evasive," said Sen.
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He's a very divisive and evasive character, while Tsiskaridze is an enormous ego.
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It frustrates doctors, nurses, researchers, and entire hospitals, but a solution is evasive.
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She repeatedly texted Mr. Currie about their child, but found his answers evasive.
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Yet "The Principles," which lasts an hour, ultimately feels less inclusive than evasive.
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If "Against" is finally too evasive, Mr. Whishaw's prospects as ever appear limitless.
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Volkswagen representatives gave answers that the regulators regarded as evasive, nonsensical or dismissive.
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When asked about his relationship to the network of pages, Hyde was evasive.
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What they got was a nominee who was by turns confrontational and evasive.
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This is where the Code of the Spoilers dictates that I become evasive.
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In this confusion lies Dorfman's own feelings about the evasive quality of redemption.
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Surprisingly, Conor McGregor didn't play the part of the evasive fighter on Saturday night.
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Cicilline and Sundar Pichai on China, because Pichai's evasive responses are so, so telling.
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Worries beyond the media Foreign leaders won't only employ increasingly evasive answers for journalists.
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The crowd, even the hecklers, become "partners in some sort of evasive, fluid transgression".
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Appearing as the evasive, and stealthy Carmen on PBS was LaManna's break-out role.
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Perry knew exactly the question he was being asked and gave an evasive answer.
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The government has been evasive about this alternative method and didn't provide additional details.
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If the statement was thus far murky, this is where it feels downright evasive.
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Athletes are far more tight-lipped about such topics, preferring to be more evasive.
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He was "evasive" and did not answer her question, she testified, so she left.
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Perhaps Trump meant voting procedures in the Senate -- here, as so often, he's evasive.
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However, as history has taught us, the nominees are well-coached to be evasive.
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Kavanaugh was hostile in demeanor and evasive in substance when interacting with Democratic senators.
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Winkler gave Cousineau's reply—"I think you are deeply human, Barry"—an evasive spin.
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What's more, when Trump takes evasive steps he does so with immense institutional support.
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All the while, the state shifted from silence to cryptic and evasive public statements.
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Miami Heat reserves James Johnson and Tyler Johnson are being evasive about oriental cuisine.
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The evasive bird had been seen two days earlier, crossing a well-traveled road.
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"They were evasive and the answers were unsatisfactory," a senior Democratic lawmaker told me.
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Through a series of evasive turns, Watson managed to lose the person tailing him.
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Beneath his smooth, genial, almost inhumanly productive and evasive surface, there were turbulent waters.
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But her rivals will exploit her tendency to sound evasive on the tax point.
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They exhibited decent technical effects but were in some obscure way insubstantial or evasive.
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Warren is known for being straightforward, and was extremely evasive when asked that question.
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The stress of seeking out evasive health care can have an impact over generations.
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"That was evasive," said Ed Fallon, a liberal Iowa activist who attended the forum.
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He met almost every concrete allegation with a culturally rooted defence both impassioned and evasive.
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The engineers allowed to test the systems are first licensed by Audi in evasive driving.
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Trump is charming–and the most vapid and ill-informed and evasive of the lot.
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He told people about gunmen coming to 157th and Melrose, but was evasive about why.
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Nor is he willing even to broach the ways his evasive behavior has hurt you.
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Mr. Vicente said he got evasive answers when he asked Mr. Raniere about the group.
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After some evasive maneuvering, our pilot returned us to South Korean airspace and then home.
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Normally talkative, he can be evasive whenever the family tries to bring up a successor.
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In addition to calling her "evasive and unresponsive," it also accused her of fabricating evidence.
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When telling jokes, he digs deep into ideas, but with her, he's guarded, coy, evasive.
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That will seem like evasive legalese to many, an explanation few are likely to accept.
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" Kavanaugh was "openly contemptuous of several senators" and "evasive" while Dr Ford was "credible and unshakable.
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"His answers were inconsistent and evasive, although he remained conversational with them and cooperative," Miller said.
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"Raad's answer is not only evasive but should be perceived as 'mocking and smug,'" Philipp added.
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But the state premier, Jay Weatherill, backs it; the opposition leader, Steven Marshall, has been evasive.
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It also criticized J&J for being "evasive" in sharing information on ASR's design with it.
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And yet, the answer is rooted in something so fundamental and so simple — and so evasive!
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If he cannot put the deftly evasive chancellor on the spot tonight, he probably never will.
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When asked by a reporter whether Guterres was satisfied by the China's response, Dujarric was evasive.
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With an accord, he could boast of at last bringing evasive Iraqi officials to the table.
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He has been evasive during the confirmation hearings, and has ruled in only one abortion case.
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But life is unpredictable, and often times fast, evasive maneuvers are needed to avoid an accident.
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The Soviets perceived this as an evasive maneuver, which was seen as an admission of guilt.
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But Facebook was slippery and evasive about whether it should be held accountable for the discrimination.
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ODIN will first sweep for underwater mines, since these are static and cannot take evasive action.
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When you ask your partner about their friendship with another person, they get defensive or evasive.
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And, decades earlier, her evasive, bohemian aunt returns to New York after eight years in Turkey.
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If the recruiter hesitates or becomes evasive, that could tell you everything you need to know!
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But since the party was re-elected, its response to similar attacks has become constructively evasive.
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Warren's task was, instead, to counter criticism that she was being evasive on a big issue.
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"I think generally speaking, when CEOs are evasive around number questions, that is worrisome," Sacconaghi said.
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Mr. Barr's deeply evasive testimony on Wednesday necessitates and tees up a full investigation in Congress.
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And it's no less evasive to avoid drawing conclusions about the political basis of these acts.
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Pressed about why Aung Thein Mya was so interested in her husband, Ms. Khatun was evasive.
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The dealers go by street names — Rama, Manhattan, Seafood, Shoeshine Jimmy — and use elaborate evasive maneuvers.
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The Chinese authorities are cagey and evasive, if not downright dismissive, about reports concerning such camps.
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She'd cancel plans, or be evasive, or spend whole evenings on her phone, texting her partner.
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But Hornacek, whom Jackson hired before the start of last season, was both tactful and evasive.
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Reports disclosing the true scale of the 2003 SARS epidemic pressured evasive officials into taking action.
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Democrats could cite his answers later as evasive responses that persuaded them to vote against him.
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Clinton may have been risk averse and evasive, but Trump has been a disturbingly prolific liar.
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Mr. Wiseau has long been evasive about his background, and his accent is hard to peg.
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It is striking how evasive conservative voters can sound when asked about their views on the president.
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Or when you ask your partner about their friendship with another person, they get defensive or evasive.
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He was "uncooperative, belligerent, and evasive," the reports says, and his blood alcohol level was 0.189 percent.
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"Living History," published during her first term in the U.S. Senate, is an evasive, soft-focus memoir.
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This summer, when I asked her about the teacher who led her to Hinduism, Gabbard grew evasive.
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Clear messages must be used to counter an era filled with evasive language and non-apology apologies.
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Imperative but evasive, the slogans allude to the franchise's corporate anxieties as much as its basketball woes.
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Her evasive answer, that "the desires that once drove me no longer do," does not move him.
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Mr. Pichai came across as evasive and unwilling to acknowledge the legitimate concerns about Google's business practices.
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While he was cooperative, his answers were inconsistent and evasive, Mr. Miller said at a news conference.
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A police officer called the woman, who gave evasive answers and declined to return to the party.
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"Barr's deeply evasive testimony on Wednesday necessitates and tees up a full investigation in Congress," Katyal writes.
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When news producers have asked what he does for a living, Mr. El-Gamasy has been evasive.
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But moths gradually adapted, developing the capacity to detect the pulses and respond with evasive flight maneuvers.
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Morales has in the past been evasive when asked about immigration agreements struck with the United States.
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And she was evasive — not a noble quality but an essential one when you're running for office.
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And she was evasive — not a noble quality but an essential one when you're running for office.
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Mr. Hajj, who seemed evasive, said he had taken out the money to stock up on food.
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It makes a sham of the limits, but Mr. de Blasio did not invent these evasive moves.
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" Subdirect Digital Strategy Director Maire P. Walsh (r): "I thought the ESPN guy… he was so evasive.
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It also recommended that the upper house notify prosecutors of the evasive answers it received from Macron's aides.
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"During the current development phase, vehicle operators are relied upon to perform evasive maneuvers," one Tempe detective wrote.
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I was always a little stronger and more powerful, whereas Rit was more of a moving dancer, evasive.
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Collins chided the president's comments about Ford but she has stayed evasive on her intentions for Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Northcutt's karate seems less like St. Pierre's Kyokushin which typically shows a squarer stance and is less evasive.
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Fast forward to a spiritless national campaign where Scheer has seemed evasive, stiff and downright cold at times.
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These difficulties made Mr Biden's frequent recourse to trumpeting his connection to Mr Obama sound evasive at best.
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For an installation that asks for a certain amount of immersion, it sometimes feels evasive as an experience.
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Arie likes Bekah M. because she's 22 and being evasive about it, I think we can all agree.
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Its new Evasive Steering Assist feature will even bolster your defensive steering maneuvers to ensure you react appropriately.
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In written responses to follow-up questions from Senator Leahy, the company stuck to the familiar, evasive line.
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He was allegedly "uncooperative, belligerent, and evasive," the report said, and his blood alcohol level was 0.189 percent.
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More importantly, though, the way that they pitched their new idea was evasive in its language and message.
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Just don't ask her what she thinks of Donald Trump, you'll get an evasive answer involving deep space.
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Brady has been evasive when asked about Trump and has kept his comments on the issue non-political.
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Often casting the deciding vote on this sharply divided court, Kennedy is evasive when asked about his plans.
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Even in one of his strongest late volumes, The Captain's Verses (1952), the imagery seems easy, sometimes evasive.
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And he has offered only evasive non-answers to questions about his business ties to Putin-linked oligarchs.
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Yet I've never met a national politician so ill informed, so evasive, so bombastic and, frankly, so puerile.
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"He was just very evasive ... he refused to concede early," Anwar said about his discussion on election night.
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When Clark sat down with Ellen DeGeneres, the attorney turned author was evasive when it came to Darden.
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Together, the two have worked on projects that use neuroscience to investigate the evasive nature of human interaction.
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But then part of Mr. Ruff's point is that the art form has always been elusive, even evasive.
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I'm not suggesting he would have blown his company up, for God's sakes, but he wouldn't've been evasive!
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He seemed more accurate, powerful and evasive than in the past, with a new layer of calm assuredness.
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That means iPhone customers will get a long-awaited but evasive ability: send iMessages from their Windows PCs.
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Talking to his mother on the phone, he could tell that something was wrong, but she was evasive.
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" Citing the report, the Times said he deleted numerous text messages and was "evasive and untruthful at times.
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And Vogel is highly suspicious of Rogers, who both seems inscrutable and even evasive, making Vogel extremely uncomfortable.
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In March, a Coast Guard helicopter in California was forced to take evasive action to avoid a drone.
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Which isn't necessarily evasive: A politician can be amenable to several fixes and solutions, some grander than others.
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The mother rode the scooter into oncoming traffic and made an evasive maneuver, causing her son to fall off.
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It simply isn't realistic to expect a person to go from napping to evasive driving in a split second.
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In response to questions from Democratic senators, he was prickly and evasive on the subject of his past drinking.
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These evasive maneuvers women artists of the region had embraced with alacrity, and kept popping up throughout the exhibition.
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Accused of giving responses that were "defensive, evasive and at times combative", the commission offered more of the same.
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But things do slip through the cracks—including 18 apps that used evasive maneuvers to sneak past Apple's defenses.
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Farris is still evasive though on just how he thinks homosexuality should be treated in the US in 2017.
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The actor's statement is melodramatic and evasive, but hides a nugget of truth amid all the "Poor me" sentimentality.
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They slow down, assess the situation, and generally wait for it to stop, without panicking or taking evasive action.
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The Nautilus is also available with evasive steering assist to help swerve around an obstacle if braking isn't enough.
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"Looking away from what happened to her body would have felt false and evasive," wrote Mo Ryan at Variety.
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But Santos is such a powerful and sizeable fighter and Rousey has never been evasive, more gritty and overwhelming.
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Democrats said his answers were evasive and feared the administration prized benefits for wealthy elites over middle-class families.
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The problem comes if these higher earners, who pay over 40 percent of income tax receipts, take evasive action.
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Trump's evasive way of speaking is all about concealing what he really thinks, and what he knows for certain.
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"If children appear anxious or evasive when the topic is raised, it may be a red flag," Grewal said.
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Some cars also have AEB systems that work in reverse or emergency evasive steering technology to help avoid crashes.
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The possibility that her mother's evasive looniness could have had such a noble motive had never crossed her mind.
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In my journalistic career, I've never met a national candidate as ill informed, evasive or puerile as Donald Trump.
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It came across as suspiciously and infuriatingly evasive, and she walked anew into a trap she'd stumbled into previously.
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The NYPD was using the helicopter to look for a missing person and had to perform an evasive maneuver.
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To the Editor: Yes, President Trump's heinous use of the pardon as a political and evasive tool is unpardonable.
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To call them anything else is to engage in the same evasive wordplay for which conservatives once scolded liberals.
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As Bowman's car slid toward the inside wall, Bowyer took evasive action and narrowly missed Bowman's Chevrolet Camaro ZL1.
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Trilobites Anyone who's tried to kill a cockroach knows that the ancient pests have some world-class evasive maneuvers.
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"Trios" is a triumphant tour through her book of finely sculpted compositions — sometimes elegiac, sometimes evasive, always distinctly hers.
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"The F.B.I. is being evasive," said Representative Karen Bass, Democrat of California and a member of the Judiciary Committee.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden was among the first to weigh in, denouncing the plan as unrealistic and evasive.
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When I spoke with LaFleur a couple of weeks later, he was evasive about the details of the agreement.
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In large part, that was because Trump appointees declined interviews or offered evasive answers, Linick says in his report.
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She doesn't want to hear her daughter's apology and adopts evasive tactics to try to steer the conversation elsewhere.
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Asked whether he thought Hezbollah would play a role in whatever happened next, he was both blunt and evasive.
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In essence, Twitter chooses to allow accounts that avoid direct hate speech while pushing hateful agendas in evasive ways.
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Democrats repeatedly accused Whitaker of running out the clock by giving them evasive or rambling answers in the hearing.
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It hit the divider at that speed without braking or making any evasive steering maneuvers, according to the NTSB report.
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In nearly 30 minutes of phone conversations with an Orlando police negotiator, Mateen sounded alternately angry, frazzled, evasive and condescending.
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Watch the full interview with Underwood, below, wherein Underwood is as diplomatic and evasive as a sphinx guarding its temple.
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As Pichai dodged pointed questions or provided evasive answers, the spectacle felt emblematic of his and the company's tough year.
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Higher-priced models offer adaptive cruise control, evasive steering assist, a 360° camera and rear-parking assistance, among other features.
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"Well, you know, I am who I am," Sanders said, evoking God's evasive answer to Moses through the burning bush.
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Nissan is developing a way to help drivers execute evasive maneuvers faster using brain wave technology, the company announced today.
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During the pursuit of Stegall, police said he made an "evasive maneuver" to avoid a marked patrol car and overturned.
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"The 20 (Jones) got loose, and I tried to basically make an evasive move to get under him," Bowyer said.
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They criticized her for being evasive on how to pay for Medicare for All and her other "pipe-dream" proposals.
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No carefully scripted, legally evasive wording here — I'm talking full-on 'we fucked up and we cannot apologize enough' mode.
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" In the report of his debriefing, the Palestinian-American is described three times as "nervous" and five times as "evasive.
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An experiment conducted by Quartz in 2017 found that such comments sometimes resulted in evasive or flirtatious answers or jokes.
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I thought it was, and I thought he was very evasive on a bunch of things, I think you're right.
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My mother was rather evasive at first, so I got angry and stopped talking to her for a few days.
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But that failure is no reason for Americans to be taken in by Mr. Trump's fear-mongering and evasive explanations.
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But he's also been evasive about his exact plans, saying he doesn't want to give away secrets to the enemy.
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"By not answering the question directly, it seems evasive, and that's not a message you want to send," Bannon said.
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I don't think I've read a more beautifully evasive and subtly misleading public statement in all my years in government.
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In that incident, which happened Tuesday, the F-18 had to take evasive action to avoid colliding with the drone.
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It is ever changing, difficult to intervene at specific intervention points and can take evasive action when human intervention occurs.
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Here are some of the key moments when the Trump team's evasive talk has been blown up by Mueller's prosecutors.
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Advertisers see millennials — and millennial males in particular — as evasive because market researchers think they have no tolerance for overt advertising.
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But when it comes to questions about his own company, Legere is as evasive as any corporate shill in a suit.
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In nearly 30 minutes of phone conversations with an Orlando police negotiator, the gunman sounded alternately angry, frazzled, evasive and condescending.
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It opens in 1985, with a voice-over reading MacCaig's evasive letter from France to Mr Foreman's mother, pregnant, in Dublin.
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In a crisis meeting, Roosevelt, a visiting Churchill and their top aides settled on an evasive answer, which Mr. Elsey transmitted.
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If critics want to decry shoddy headlines, the internet has offered alternative culprits: "evasive voice" goes well with "active" and "passive".
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Quoting its civil aviation authority, the agency said the UAE civilian craft had to take evasive maneuvers to avoid a collision.
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"He was evasive in his replies so his baggage was opened for further examination," an official at the airport told AFP.
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When she made an evasive maneuver to avoid a car, Caiden was thrown off the scooter and hit by the car.
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The Louisiana Republican had been evasive about which way he'll vote, telling reporters as recently as Tuesday that he was undecided.
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For my part, I've never met a national politician as ill informed, as deceptive, as evasive and as vacuous as Trump.
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The favored phrase of the Obama administration in addressing this scourge — "violent extremism" — is vague to the point of evasive meaninglessness.
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You have a tendency to be evasive or even paranoid, and 2018 brought out the worst of these qualities in you.
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There was no clear lead to protect, and even if there was, Porter's unwavering aggressiveness wouldn't allow for Thurman's evasive tactics.
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In a barely audible voice, Kelly remained quietly evasive, implying it hadn't been him who had supplied the evidence to Gilligan.
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They rarely spoke by phone during the trip, and Mr. Paddock became evasive every time Ms. Danley asked where he was.
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Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) was also mocked on social media for her evasive reply to a voter at a town hall.
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The woman keeps withdrawing from the man's pursuit — because, it seems to emerge, he, not she, is the truly evasive one.
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Kaitlin really struggled to let go, most likely a combination of the slip n' slide fight ring and Faaseethong's evasive style.
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Trade likely takes care of that When Habs general manager Marc Bergevin was asked why he acquired Scott, he was evasive.
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In an interview from his office, Guaido was at times vague and evasive when trying to explain why his political uprising failed.
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Ditch the constipated talk of "concerns about immigration" (which only looks evasive) and make the honest case for the current, controlled levels.
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This becomes a safety concern if you need to nimbly avoid a cyclist or make a quick evasive maneuver on the street.
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After Buttigieg's somewhat evasive answer, Warren directly said "no" when Davis asked if Buttigieg's response was substantial, winning applause from the audience.
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He's haunted by memories of both his own war and his father's, yet coolly evasive about why he's reluctant to confront them.
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But when their prey makes an evasive maneuver, they have to slow down to follow the twists and turns of their target.
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The company's first-half update "clearly disappointed with execution on key internal initiatives proving evasive, seeing sales and margins impacted," it added.
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I remember one time she called me and I tried to [pick her up], but she was evasive about where she was.
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The 'NSYNC singer tells us just how extreme their evasive tactics got -- agents, managers and security guards were all wearing masks too.
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The Camaro driver made some evasive maneuvers, but, to Skinner, this behavior did not qualify as probable cause for a traffic stop.
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"Air Force One took no evasive measures and there was no indication it was in any danger," according to Voice of America.
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Clinton has been raising money for other races; Sanders hasn't, and is still being evasive on whether he will ever do so.
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If you pick a trivial error like, "I once ordered catering for the wrong day," she says you'll come off as evasive.
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The entire dynamic of the fight came from Garbrandt taking on the evasive, drawing role and it was a stroke of genius.
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A certain amount of bias comes out in the edit, but Jafa employs it in a way that's neither evasive nor preachy.
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The challenge lies in Maeterlinck's symbolist style, which resists psychological realism at every turn in favor of evasive dialogue and sibylline details.
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Emanuel's critics will find his treatments of his hugely controversial school closings and the police murder of Laquan McDonald evasive and unconvincing.
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Mr. Buttigieg, who last month called Ms. Warren "extremely evasive" on the issue, criticized Ms. Warren for not directly answering the question.
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What makes this answer work is that while it's evasive on the taxes point, it also stands up to fact-checking scrutiny.
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Trying to get out of everyone's shots takes more evasive effort than it might to get past the actual Area 51 gates.
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Following the briefings, senators on both sides of the political aisle excoriated the briefers as evasive and the briefing as insufficient. Sen.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg jabbed her for being "evasive" on who would shoulder the cost of Medicare for All. Rep.
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Back in September, Mr. Buttigieg began attacking Ms. Warren as "evasive" because she hadn't yet released details of her health care plans.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) as evasive and dishonest; he talked about raising taxes to pay for the policy, and Warren would not.
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Zuckerberg was evasive and took advantage of his inquisitors' lack of technical knowledge—always saying that's his "understanding" or hedging with "your" data.
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" She alleged that when she confronted him about what happened days later and asked him what he gave her, he was evasive. "Mr.
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John Kennedy of Louisiana, who told Canterbury he was being "evasive" and pressed him to reveal his personal views on the second amendment.
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The driver was traveling about 60 miles per hour and neither the system nor the driver made any evasive maneuvers, the agency said.
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In places where you aren't allowed to take drones out of the sky, Walker suggested the company's clients could still take evasive action.
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And there have been at least two occasions when firefighting aircraft have had to take evasive actions to avert a collision with drones.
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It might sound like NASA took this thing out for a joy ride, but there's a very good reason for the evasive maneuver.
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The speedy and evasive quarterback set an FBS quarterback rushing record with 2274 yards (and four TDs in just 218.4 carries) against Colorado.
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Von der Leyen was "evasive on all the answers ... We don't know her," Bas Eickhout, a Green lawmaker from the Netherlands, told Reuters.
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I am not a lawyer, of course, but the court records show Facebook in a poor light: evasive, pedantic and stalling for time.
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" To each and every question, Tillerson gave incomplete or evasive answers or fell back on his favorite line that he "needed more information.
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It's a typically evasive answer, the kind I've come to expect from her, but it doesn't make it any less hard to hear.
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The ornateness of each sentence and every word pulled from disuse to be utilized for intergalactic naming, all proved constantly confusing and evasive.
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What's created, through songs written by Mr. Dylan over half a century, is a climate of feeling, as pervasive and evasive as fog.
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Buttigieg has aggressively gone after Warren over her "Medicare for All" proposal, accusing her of being evasive about how she'd pay for it.
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It called him "testy and evasive" but said he had the experience and "capacity to learn" that is required of a successful governor.
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Mr. Epstein was carefully evasive in answering a question on the application that was meant to reveal information about an applicant's criminal record.
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When his wife was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease a few years ago, Mr. Shaver avoided discussing it and grew evasive about the future.
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Instead of seizing this opportunity in his confirmation hearings, Judge Gorsuch alienated one Democratic senator after another with his smug and evasive demeanor.
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" The email ended with a word of caution: "Just know that your contacting Treasury public affairs will make them very nervous and evasive.
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Until now, they also haven't given anybody a substantial interview, instead preferring to troll fans and journalists with evasive maneuvers and outright misdirection.
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Over the years, initial court victories for the environment were repeatedly frustrated by evasive government delays and policy rulings favoring the industry's destructive practices.
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When asked about the Fantasy Suite, our former pro footballer (he played on a practice squad for the Oakland Raiders) is always delicately evasive.
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The agency's preliminary report on a crash this March found that Autopilot did not execute evasive maneuvers and struck the truck at 68 mph.
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Trump was evasive and ignorant, relentlessly dishonest, and at turns belligerent and weirdly passive — all in an interview that lasted less than eight minutes.
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Investigators reviewed video and preliminary data from the vehicle and found that neither the driver nor Autopilot "executed evasive maneuvers" before striking the truck.
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Most striking for outsiders is the story's depiction of CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg as evasive or sometimes asleep at the switch.
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Fat women are asked to shrink themselves; we see Annie literally doing that, eating disgusting diet food and staying quiet and evasive and demurring.
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J&J denied the panel's assessment, saying its unit had not been evasive and had "fully cooperated with the expert committee in their investigation".
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In between Tunney's two performances of evasive ringcraft against Dempsey, Sharkey stood toe-to-toe with Dempsey and hammered him from pillar to post.
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Other available assistance features include a lane centering system and evasive steering assist, which tries to automatically steer the car around a possible collision.
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His action caused pilots to take evasive maneuvers during takeoff and placed the aircraft in danger during a critical time in flight, officials said.
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The white whale was enticed with fishy snacks but proved evasive at every turn, forcing them to get in the water to remove it.
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This was intended to provide plausible deniability for the US and now can be seen in an administration spokesmen's evasive denials, the official said.
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Stylistic and evasive fighters like Saenchai have an easier time when faced with a weight disadvantage and thus generally have more success with it.
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The schools, linked to the English Benedictine Congregation, were run at times by "secretive, evasive and suspicious" officials who avoided reporting misconduct, Jay said.
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Take a day off and fire it up, and expect to lose several more to its spelunking exploration and explosive bouts of evasive action.
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Stephanopoulos asked him five times if it was now legal in Indiana for businesses to discriminate against homosexuals, and each time Pence was evasive.
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So were the rise of fascism and the advent of the social-security state, and on all of these Hobsbawm is evasive and unconvincing.
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When his answers were deemed evasive or inadequate, he was sometimes moved into the smaller box for up to two hours as additional punishment.
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Bruce could be seen making "evasive maneuvers on foot in an attempt to escape Mr. Courtier and his red Jeep," according to court documents.
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There was an awkward amount of simply covering up, as opposed to the more mobile, evasive style Overeem has been using over recent years.
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But all in all, I've never met a national politician in the U.S. who is so ill informed, evasive, puerile and deceptive as Trump.
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Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) announced he will vote against Gorsuch's nomination because of what he characterized as his evasive answers during his confirmation hearings.
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With a lot of the high-profile apologies in the book, I suspected some companies were evasive because they were trying to avoid litigation.
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The melding of memoir and artifice called autofiction; the fondness for fragments; the evasive, obliquely wounded female narrator; the excavations into trauma, addiction, maternity.
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And if you are getting some tough questions, you are going to take some evasive actions to avoid being excessively frank about certain matters.
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Navy Times detailed that an Iranian drone flew within 100 feet of Navy F/A-18, forcing the American aircraft to take evasive measures.
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Asked on Tuesday about why it would not be more appropriate to make both memos public at the same time, Mr. Ryan was evasive.
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"Most politicians can be evasive; it&aposs part of the parlance of politics," NPR host Scott Simon wrote in an opinion column in October.
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Chuck Schumer, now the Senate's top Democrat and then a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, complained to the nominee about his evasive answers.
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Her challengers have accused her of being evasive about whether middle-class taxes would have to be raised to pay for her healthcare plan.
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The risk for Mr. Zuckerberg is appearing evasive or further angering government officials, which could lead them to attack the company even more aggressively.
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Autopilot was not able to recognize the broad side of the trailer before Brown crashed into it, and Brown did not take evasive action.
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Brud, the LA-based company that runs Lil Miquela's accounts, is as evasive as Digitrevx (and/or whoever else is involved in operating Melody).
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But the behavior behind the wheel also stems from military training that places a premium on evasive driving to avoid danger in hairy situations.
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The moment it detects a hawk, coyote, human or any other threat, it cries out to alert the cohort and takes appropriate evasive action.
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But Faust's reply to her was "evasive and vague, making no mention of Ms. Lanier's invitation to discuss her heritage," according to the suit.
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"Everybody is starting to take evasive action because the business is changing so rapidly," Rich Greenfield, a media and tech analyst, told CNN Business.
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Judge Kavanaugh was evasive during his 2006 confirmation hearing for a seat on the federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., where he currently sits.
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One is a prime example of evasive non-action, while the other shows a willingness to admit mistakes, talk to critics, and move forward.
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During their conversation, Kelly addressed many of the allegations that have been brought against him over the years, in sometimes strange, sometimes evasive ways.
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Trump has been simultaneously evasive and vacuous on the question of how he would fix what, in his own words, is a complicated issue.
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According to spokesman Lt. Keith Elder, the tour bus driver took evasive action to avoid hitting the disabled car and its driver, who was ejected.
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The reason Gummo works is because it's simultaneously immersive and evasive; it's a portrait of a town and people unburdened by self-awareness and judgement.
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They are alive too, and therefore are selected to evolve evasive counter-strategies, which include mimicking the proteins that comprise our own cells and tissues.
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People close to Warren's campaign have accused Buttigieg of being "too corporate" and just as evasive on paying for his health care plan as Warren.
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She made him communicate with her in written electronic mediums, and when he was evasive, demanded that he describe his own behavior clearly and specifically.
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He became increasingly evasive and vague about what he was doing, and only rarely made contact; eventually she discovered he was sleeping on the street.
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James Hogan and Patri Friedman, who'd employed Gevers on the libertarian-city project, took to Medium to describe troubling patterns of evasive and unprofessional behavior.
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The agency says it has be evasive about such agreements for security reasons, since air marshals are supposed to be operating undercover on select flights.
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When asked what it's like to change musical direction so drastically, as he does on Trick, he seems confused, but not in an evasive way.
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In announcing their opposition to the 49-year-old appeals judge, many Democrats also said he was evasive when answering questions in his confirmation hearing.
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He said he later learned both of those claims were false and found Shkreli evasive when he tried to get some of his money back.
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Cursed with dazzling footwork, sleek evasive skills, attacking high, and low, with blurring combinations of hands and legs, Saenchai is poetry in motion to watch.
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And in person, she is selectively evasive, speaking with extreme ideological certainty but also clear emotional reluctance, deciding with each moment which one to prioritize.
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His movies are haunted by betrayals of and by the body, and then by their effect on the elaborating and evasive efforts of the mind.
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Later, Mike "stumbles" upon a book about Evasive Monsters (good job, producers), and comes up with a genius nickname for Luke: the Luke Ness Monster.
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During the 75-minute news conference, Mr. de Blasio at times appeared contrite, but he was evasive at key points on a number of topics.
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James guessed that Gibson would have hit 500 major-league home runs and likens Leonard to "a left-handed Henry Aaron," but specifics are evasive.
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And finally Kit, whose fiance has been evasive and cagey over the phone, joins the adventure so she can confront her ghosting guy in person.
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Ms. Hassan also said that after Mr. Shkreli abruptly shut down the hedge fund in which she had invested, he was evasive about her share.
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The problem isn't a refusal of judgment, but rather an absence of perspective, a have-it-all-ways approach to the material that feels evasive.
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When the question was put to the man himself during an appearance on The Graham Norton Show on Friday, Cruise was still a bit evasive.
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" Soon after, a group of Democratic senators released a statement calling that response "evasive" and demanding that the interim director not let Navient "off lightly.
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After she was criticized in early debates for being evasive on how she would pay for the policy, Warren was dragged into a monthslong morass.
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The billionaire former New York City Mayor, who is spending unprecedented sums to win the nomination, was faltering and evasive for much of the debate.
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That would be a less worrying fact if pilots had some way of knowing when a strike is imminent so they could take evasive action.
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Costello said he would try to answer cautiously when he didn't have the facts, but this only led to accusations that he was being evasive.
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But while the F.T.C. study is remarkably evasive in describing its own methodology, it appears that the data gathered are far short of that standard.
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"Two crew members performed an evasive maneuver to avoid the unidentified object," said Genevieve Corbin, a spokeswoman for the Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB).
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Collins also slammed the company for what he described as an evasive "pattern of behaviour" — and "a desire to hold onto information and not disclose it".
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They may consider how long it takes you to respond, your intonation and body language, and whether you're being vague, evasive, or honest to a fault.
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In a 2016 interview with Entertainment Weekly, actor Michiel Hiusman, who played the dashing sellsword, was very evasive when asked about the future of his character.
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At the same time, and for "unknown reasons," Brown "failed to observe" the truck crossing his path and "took no evasive action" to avoid the vehicle.
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Unlike the protest art of an earlier era, much of the most interesting new work feels slippery and evasive, as if reluctant to speak its mind.
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In an essay about Ashbery, he states: It is remarkable that a poem so periphrastic and evasive can be so frankly chilling at the same time.
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But unfortunately, sometimes stars like to keep the meaning of their most personal tattoos on the low, providing an evasive, almost nonexistent explanation behind the design.
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Expect plenty of evasive answers from the panel about the film itself, as Shyamalan is a master practitioner of that rarest 20023st-century super-power: Secrecy.
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His Commonwealth Games debut, however, almost came to a premature end when he needed to take evasive action to avoid a support vehicle on the course.
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He was by no means effusive, but while wearing a suit and tie, he promptly answered all questions and didn't come across as defensive or evasive.
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In announcing their opposition to the 49-year-old Colorado appeals judge, many Democrats also said he was evasive when answering questions in his confirmation hearing.
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We owe it to our audiences to signal that most of us have never met a national candidate as ill-informed, deceptive or evasive as Trump.
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The notion of business innovation is both as simple and as evasive as it sounds: is a company doing something that is new and is profitable?
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In the past, Mr. Trump has used evasive maneuvers to sidestep difficult questions and made less-than-truthful statements that often went unchallenged at the time.
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It was aggressive enough (on his part) and evasive enough (on my part) for us both to feel like it was the beginning of the end.
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The narrator, coolly evasive in the way of Rachel Cusk's heroine in the Outline trilogy, relishes how travel and growing older allow her to become invisible.
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Although Mr. Molinaro has said he did not vote for Mr. Trump in 2016, he has not always been so evasive in seeking the president's support.
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Tough questioning from a range of Democratic senators showed the country a nominee whose responses on topics from abortion rights to executive power were relentlessly evasive.
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"You couldn't tell if he was being monumentally evasive or if he couldn't understand the questions," said Richard Young, an American lawyer making WADA's closing argument.
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Tom Perez, the new Democratic National Committee chairman, was notably evasive on specific questions about a single-payer health plan and taking on the ruling class.
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A significant part of Aaliyah's draw was the connection people felt to her due to the honesty of her lyrics, despite her evasive style of singing.
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Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham was mostly evasive in an interview with "Good Morning America," telling host George Stephanopoulos he'd have to ask Trump about the comments.
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If senators on the Foreign Relations Committee find that Ms. McFarland was evasive in her testimony, it could complicate her nomination to become ambassador to Singapore.
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The way Mr. Day's character starts hesitant and evasive before finding himself unable to refrain from expressing his obsession with his doll is a deft arc.
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But when pressed in a television interview days before the election, he was more evasive, saying only that he was currently "not dealing" with the issue.
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It's an evasive maneuver that neglects a big disparity: A recent study in JAMA found that the US leads the developed world in civilian gun violence.
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American satellites are now being fitted with special thrusters designed for evasive manoeuvres, says Omar Lamrani, a military analyst at Stratfor, a geopolitical consultancy in Austin, Texas.
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Some world leaders, such as German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have taken the evasive route, refraining from commenting directly on the election.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo remained dismissive and evasive of questions surrounding the House Democratic impeachment probe, despite his department's increasing entrenchment in that inquiry.
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At the time, Díaz admitted that he sidestepped the question with "some evasive bullshit," though the memory of the fan's disappointment with his answer stayed with him.
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When the snakes failed to capture their prey, it was either because the kangaroo rats made an evasive maneuver, or because of the snakes' poor strike accuracy.
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But for those who have signed on to support Trump, whether with enthusiasm or exasperation, Cruz's evasive, lawyerly wording was self-promotion dressed up as principled dissent.
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Sinan's weary mother hopes that he will persuade Idris to stop squandering his salary, but the evasive father and short-tempered son can barely manage small talk.
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The officials did not know if the U.S. plane took any evasive action to avoid the Chinese aircraft or at what point the J-10 broke away.
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Theoretically, this item will provide players with more evasive and offensive maneuvers that are capable of providing quick exits, higher ground, or more pathways toward the enemy.
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When Hillary Clinton gets pressed on her somewhat slippery answers about why exactly she decided to use an off-label email server, she ends up looking evasive.
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The attorney from Long Island, who was engaged to be married a couple of years ago, found her fiance was evasive whenever she brought up money issues.
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She also said that the agency has been evasive about the agreement for security reasons, since air marshals are supposed to be operating undercover on select flights.
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Last fall, the White House quietly backed away from those proposals, spurring criticism from both sides that the administration was being vague and evasive on the issue.
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Haley took the witness stand in her own defense Monday, but the judge said her answers were "evasive, argumentative and sometimes implausible" ... according to the Chicago Tribune.
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He was evasive, saying that he would do whatever the committee wanted to do,but carefully not stating affirmatively that he would welcome a FBI investigation. Sen.
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Even within the friendly confines of Fox News on Monday night, he seemed to test Ingraham's patience with his evasive and logorrheic answers to her solicitous questions.
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"In at least one case...a former employee who downloaded such data was evasive about her actions and not cooperative when initially confronted," said Representative Bill Johnson.
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Cicilline later chastised the four executives over their testimony, accusing them of giving "evasive, incomplete, or misleading answers" in response to basic questions about their market power.
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Their confident, seductive ways of speaking — sometimes directly to the camera — make the viewer complicit in their lying and evasive justifications for dubious or outright criminal behavior.
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The president singled out Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr and San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich, two prominent critics of his, for their evasive answers about China.
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"We seem to be more evasive than helpful in our desire to understand the magnitude of our actions on the Russian economy," Scott said, chastising the officials.
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He felt that he had an obligation, and I'm not suggesting he would have blown his company up, for God sakes, but he wouldn't have been evasive.
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But the evasive artist, who hasn't revealed her true identity and usually wears a bearded mask in public, has only recently been claiming credit for her elaborate dupes.
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From here, Maria is expected to lash the northern coasts of Haiti and the Domincan Republic, and then make an evasive manuver northwards, possibly skirting the eastern Bahamas.
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Uber reportedly set that threshold so low, though, that the system saw a person crossing the road with a bicycle and determined that immediate evasive action wasn't necessary.
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Trigger happy. Evasive. LYING. Vacuous. Vapid. Vacant. Vacationing. Meaningless. Frivolous. Oblivious. Sloppy. Silly. Empty. Outvoted. Overruled. Overturned. Null. Void. Inane. Inept. Negligent. Negligible. Naïve. Juvenile. Trivial. Disappointing. Underwhelming.
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"If you can understand how to race, you can also understand what to do in a lot of evasive safety critical situations," Hotz says in the Translogic video.
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Five leading Democrats who had previously kept quiet on Gorsuch announced Monday that they would vote against him, citing his judicial record and his "evasive" answers during hearings.
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The UAE had said a plane carrying 86 passengers to Bahrain was approached by the Qatari aircraft, forcing its pilot to take evasive maneuvers to avoid a collision.
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And so I tend to be somewhat evasive when I'm asked to nail myself down to one ideological position, because I like to keep myself free and open.
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A U.S. fighter jet had to take evasive action to avoid colliding with an Iranian drone that came within 28503 feet of the warplane, the Navy confirmed Tuesday.
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If he does not, Mr. Selaty said, he and other Trump supporters will await their cue from the candidate, who has thus far been evasive on the subject.
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Barr looked evasive and uncomfortable, even though he explained that his concern was that conversations clearly did cover possible investigations but he was never asked to open one.
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Clinton would have done better if she had been less evasive about the emails and had forthrightly admitted her guilt and profusely apologized very early in her campaign.
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In it, he merely moved his lips while, off camera, an Axact official voiced a set of evasive answers for the American lawyers, Mr. Kureshi told the police.
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Through constant evasive movement and forward pressure, they made every pumped jab a risk, rather than in attempting to slip and step in only when the opponent fired.
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She takes evasive action immediately after firing, she breaks the line of attack and pivots away from her opponent perfectly, and her combinations are crisp and well-practiced.
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Confronted with the problem of evil, which inescapably reared its head in Dachau, she decides that it's all about class — a Marxist remedy that seems shallow and evasive.
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London (CNN)A passenger jet approaching London's Gatwick Airport was forced to take evasive action after the pilot noticed a drone ahead, a near-miss report has revealed.
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These types of evasive maneuvers are necessary to prevent satellites crashing into each other, which would be a disastrous event that would spill dangerous wreckage into crowded orbits.
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When an oil tanker is detected, Captain Cole said, the officer on deck or the commanding officer will propose some kind of evasive action to avoid a collision.
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With Mr. Buttigieg and other rivals criticizing her for being evasive, Ms. Warren said on Sunday she would soon release a proposal for paying for Medicare for all.
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Her debut novel, published when she was 20, it bears some of the qualities of youth itself: It is truthful, indignant, evasive and, very much, still in progress.
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Sexual, evasive, inexperienced, daring and unapologetic — these are the emotional threads a lost, lonely or uncomfortable girl might cling to while trying to channel confidence of her own.
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Schumer argued that Gorsuch hurt his case for confirmation by being evasive during his confirmation hearings, declining to say whether he agreed with the conclusion of landmark cases.
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At the same time, Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, accused Judge Gorsuch of being evasive in his testimony, which stretched more than 10 hours.
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Yet a whispering ominousness pervades this story, couched in fretful speculations and evasive references to earlier events, that suggests any one of its central characters might eventually implode.
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He was evasive on how long it will take until he releases his income taxes, a universal precedent in presidential politics until Trump broke it four years ago.
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When she broke off the relationship, Bridgers said, Adams became evasive about releasing the music they had recorded together and rescinded the offer to open his upcoming concerts.
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Debra Tate, Sharon's sister, tells TMZ ... says it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out the "Manson Family" killer was evasive and coached during her parole hearing.
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A spokesperson told me by email, "Facebook does not use information from data brokers for People You May Know," in what now seems to be a purposefully evasive answer.
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After a series of evasive statements since Monday, Cameron's admission on Thursday during a TV interview that he had sold shares worth £230,4.63 ($24.6,21) in company Blairmore Holdings Inc.
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After a series of evasive statements since Monday, Cameron's admission on Thursday during a TV interview that he had sold shares worth £30,13 ($42,000) in company Blairmore Holdings Inc.
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An NTSB preliminary report on the crash found that the Tesla accelerated in the three seconds before the crash, and no precrash braking or evasive steering movement was detected.
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Since the election, a view has emerged of Donald Trump as a clever and evasive politician who is able to upend existing policies and standards of decorum without consequence.
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Those who have followed her arrests said the success of her evasive maneuvers depends on her ability to blend into a crowd as a seemingly harmless, elderly white woman.
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He was evasive about many details, he said, because of client confidentiality and the concern that his skills could be co-opted by trickery or forced into criminal activity.
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When there was loud conversation in the car, teen drivers were six times more likely to need to take actions like making an evasive maneuver to avoid a crash.
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But unlike other celebs who immediately take to social media before the bandage even goes on, Harry Styles' ink is so evasive, you'd never guess he had so many.
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Trainees are put through a myriad of challenges beyond the traditional classroom — from firearms instruction and active shooter and combat drills on a virtual simulator, to evasive driving techniques.
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Much was made over Kavanaugh's supposed evasive behavior when asked about FBI investigations or Mark Judge, who Blasey Ford claims was with him on the night of the assault.
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McLean has said that its opening lines were inspired by the death of Buddy Holly, but he has been evasive about the rest of the song's symbolism and meanings.
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Trump was by turns solicitous, argumentative, evasive, joking and defiant with the nation's most important newspaper, which has been among Trump's top targets in his attacks on the media.
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Even when fires are predictable, give humans in their paths little time, if any, to assess the risk and take evasive action, such as evacuating their homes or businesses.
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In one incident, a Chinese J-10 fighter jet came within 300 feet (90 meters) of a US plane forcing it to take "evasive action," US officials told CNN.
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He gave a similarly evasive answer when Florida Representative Charlie Crist asked if he knew what members of Mueller's team reportedly meant when they complained about his summary letter.
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But I don't have that right now, so those that have asked, 'where are you, where are you,' it's not that I'm being evasive, it's that I'm being diligent.
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"I was deeply troubled by the evasive, incomplete, or misleading answers received to basic questions directed to these companies by Members of the Subcommittee," Cicilline said in a statement.ADVERTISEMENT
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"I was deeply troubled by the evasive, incomplete, or misleading answers received to basic questions directed to these companies by Members of the Subcommittee," Cicilline said in a statement.
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In a phone call, Vincent and Alice of BellBoi were somewhat evasive when I put it to them that their business was based on illegal use of rental housing.
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"The so-called attorney general is abrasive, evasive and unpersuasive," said Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York, the No. 5 House Democrat and a member of the Judiciary Committee.
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Putin has been evasive about whether he would accept Trump's invitation to come to the White House so soon after their one-on-one summit in Helsinki last week.
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The delay was, naturally, the first question at the festival's opening news conference, prompting an evasive answer from its producer, Ye Ning, the chief executive of Huayi Brothers Media.
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On Sunday, a United States Navy spy plane took evasive action to avoid hitting a Chinese fighter jet that pulled in front of it over the East China Sea.
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She is a discreet and careful observer, inserting herself into the story only when it might seem evasive to do otherwise and refraining from passing judgment on Mr. Assange.
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But there is nothing put-on, evasive or funny about her third book, "Brother & Sister," which touched down at No. 9 on last week's hardcover nonfiction best-seller list.
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In the light of "the personal is political," her "Left Hand of Darkness" seemed to some readers too oblique and metaphorical, her sense of play not illuminating but evasive.
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Reporters who have followed her arrests said the success of her evasive maneuvers depends on her ability to blend into a crowd as a seemingly harmless, elderly white woman.
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Trump raised some eyebrows yet again at NATO when he was evasive when asked whether he would commit to defending NATO countries that haven't hit the 2 percent mark.
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Micro-dosing and new evasive techniques and strains will continue to allow doped athletes into competition - the big question is how to catch them and how to stop them.
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Mr Kavanaugh fielded the queries less haughtily than did Neil Gorsuch a year ago, but he was just as evasive when asked about the issues everyone is most curious about.
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But the film is notably evasive in chronicling Gaga's professional life during an awkward moment of her career, from late 20173 to early 2017, as she recorded and released Joanne.
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Still, it's a dumb trend to call things unlimited when there are in fact hard limits, even if a company is evasive about the details (looking at you, mobile carriers).
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We tend to make different choices in what we say and how we choose to say it - how direct, or confrontational, or evasive, or intellectual our way of speaking is.
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Despite the many evasive maneuvers at their disposal, the Internet has given reporters -- and anyone who wants to play along too -- tools to craftily detect unorthodox movements around the country.
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One thing that still isn't clear is how the artist plans to use the bathroom, a question he became "uncharacteristically evasive" about and apparently never really answered, according to AFP.
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He told reporters earlier this week that he was still reading up on Gorsuch but was concerned about what he called Gorsuch's "evasive answers" in his hearings last week. Sen.
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"If you are engaged in evasive action, which is really the worst kind of violation when it comes to U.S. sanctions, we will hold you accountable," Peyman told the VOA.
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And if its ability to conduct evasive maneuvers at high velocity is as good as the Russian president boasted back in March, it would render missile defense systems effectively useless.
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Gorsuch's evasive answers at his confirmation hearing are cause for concern, he said, as is the uncertainty over how he would vote on a re-litigation of Citizens United v.
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To hear journalists who interacted with them tell it, Baer and Taylor come off as obnoxiously persistent in pushing the story, and infuriatingly evasive when asked for interviews with Johnson.
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ZF and Wabco already jointly developed a so-called Evasive Manoeuvre Assist system, which combines Wabco's braking, stability and vehicle dynamics control systems for trucks with ZF's active steering technology.
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"People will seek to clarify the converging testimonies, especially on the more technical aspects where he (Zuckerberg) was obscuring and giving evasive answers," Paul-Olivier Dehaye, co-founder of PersonalData.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's cabinet on Tuesday said Iran was being "deceptive and evasive" about its nuclear programme and accused it of delaying giving information to the U.N. atomic watchdog.
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On the other hand, when you replay BioShock Infinite and imbibe its evasive, watery politics, you cannot help but envy the right wing and its privilege of fierce, definite rhetoric.
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In fact, given Barr's evasive response about whether he's communicated with the White House about investigation of Trump, it appears that the attorney general may be actively helping the president.
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According to Human Rights Watch, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi was unhelpful and evasive over the plight of the Reuters reporters and has echoed the military line on the Rohingya.
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PARELES The alto saxophonist Greg Ward and the bass clarinetist Jason Stein are two of Chicago's most entrancing woodwind players, each as brightly articulate as he is evasive and contrarian.
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In this context Barthes emerges as the Artful Dodger of French letters — canny, evasive, a modest, subtle commentator, someone who disowned or revised his earlier work with each new book.
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"All we've heard from this administration is shifting explanations, evasive answers, repeated assertions of an imminent threat without the necessary evidence to support that conclusion," Biden said in New York.
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No evasive action was taken by the airline crew, and the plane, Lufthansa Flight 456, safely made its landing minutes later without further incident, according to FAA spokesman Ian Gregor.
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With the inept, shameful, evasive way it handled sexual misconduct on its set, Season 39 of "Survivor" has indeed been a microcosm of the larger world — at its absolute worst.
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Mr. Netanyahu, weakened by corruption investigations and under pressure from right-wing politicians who oppose a Palestinian state, has recently been evasive about his support for a two-state solution.
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Yet the report does not even mention Kavanaugh's evasive and implausible testimony about core questions such as whether he ever drank to the point of blackout during the relevant period.
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But when I'd ask the Prestige dancers about Instagram directly, they would sometimes become evasive; a tight-knit group would dissolve, girls trotting down the hall away from my question.
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" The silent, disc-like objects demonstrated "extreme rates of climb, maneuverability (particularly in roll), and motion which must be considered evasive when sighted or contacted by friendly aircraft and radar.
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That the president would dictate his son's statement to the press — and do so in a misleading and evasive manner — demonstrates his interest in and attempt to control the situation.
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E.T. drank Coke, as did Superman, Molly Ringwald, the Gilmore girls, even Jean Seberg in Breathless, but the company is evasive about how often these fictional consumer choices were coordinated.
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Vettel was handed a five-second penalty for rejoining the track in an unsafe manner, the German's error forcing Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton to take evasive action on lap 48.
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Democrats, who took over the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee after last year's midterm elections, accused Whitaker of being evasive in front of the panel and frequently clashed with him.
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The idea that an instinctively evasive quarterback like Stabler could be vulnerable behind a rampart of 300-pound linemen should no longer be surprising to students of head-snapping quarterback sacks.
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While Lynch may have been evasive on the call last month, a source told Reuters that the company is likely to buy an advertising technology firm within the next two months.
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Pompeo, conducting interviews over a two-day visit in Kansas, has been dismissive and evasive of questions surrounding the House Democratic impeachment probe, despite his department's increasing entrenchment in that inquiry.
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"He answered questions to the best of his ability — there were some things he couldn't remember, but we did not feel he was being evasive," added fellow Arasheben lawyer Boris Treyzon.
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Others say it is a testament to the lack of a coherent strategy from the government, and point to the difficulty of combating something as prevalent and evasive as the mosquito.
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Even if the driver didn't turn the wheel hard enough to miss the pedestrian, Evasive Steering Assist will add extra steering torque to help avoid hitting the person in the road.
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Tuesday's evasive action was the first time MAVEN had to dodge the potato-shaped Phobos, which measures about 10 by 14 miles by 11 miles (16 by 22.5 by 18 km).
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While giving a sworn deposition for the lawsuit, Clinton gave meandering, evasive responses to questions about his sexual history and denied any sexual contact with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
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When his roommates asked him about the missing gear, Klinger reportedly told his roommates that he was actually going to "a meeting" but was evasive when asked where it was located.
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Grant continued to pet the mare, and I was amazed at how relaxed the horse already seemed with him, as she had been skittish and evasive not too many minutes ago.
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After all the fuss about the bombshells they might contain, they show a warmer and more relaxed figure than the guarded, elusive and sometimes evasive persona she presents to the public.
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On the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka, New York Magazine's Rebecca Traister — who profiled Clinton during and after the 2016 campaign — offered some theories for the evasive answer.
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Glamorama by Bret Easton Ellis (1998) Apparently Bret Easton Ellis once considered suing (or attempted unsuccessfully to sue—Bret is evasive, famously, and just as famous for his braggadocio) Ben Stiller.
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Whenever I would try to bring up questions about anything money-related — his bills, his salary or even whether he was a spender or a saver — he would suddenly get evasive.
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" Haikala pointed out how the organizers of the Gardendale secession movement gave "evasive responses" about why they wanted to form their own system but that they wanted "general improvements of education.
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He is recessive, lightly ironic, evasive ("I think I write about Englishness," Barnes once said), puzzling over his life and, very often, his attachment to a charismatic and congenitally unfaithful woman.
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Our current systems are mostly mid-course, aiming at a missile as it coasts through space, where evasive moves and countermeasures like decoy warheads are more likely to foil our interceptors.
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The Ministry of Defense proudly announced that the missile, once released by a rocket, glides at 27 times the speed of sound and is capable of horizontal and vertical evasive maneuvers.
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The Ministry of Defense proudly announced that the missile, once released by a rocket, glides at 27 times the speed of sound and is capable of horizontal and vertical evasive maneuvers.
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During his second day on the stand in Federal District Court in Manhattan, Mr. Skelos was at times evasive or recalcitrant, pleading a faulty memory or sparring with prosecutors over diction.
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But though sources told CNN Rubio was going to jump in the race, he has yet to officially announce a reelection bid, and has been evasive when pressed on his future plans.
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University officials were evasive when asked if and when the conclusions would be published, raising further doubts that the administration really wanted to get at the truth, say sources in the department.
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Ironically, it's the stonewalling and other evasive behavior by Levandowski and others — and apparently egged on by Travis Kalanick — that now gives Alphabet a decent excuse to draw out the legal battle.
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The NAACP and National Organization for Women strongly opposed Souter's nomination, arguing that he had been excessively critical of affirmative action in the past and evasive about his views on Roe v.
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The album that would eventually become Anti was evasive, the drop date a moving target, not unlike the singer herself, who canceled shows to ostensibly to spend more time in the studio.
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Brady, who faced controversy during the 2016 election when a "Make America Great Again" hat was spotted in his locker, has been evasive when asked about Trump, keeping his comments non-political.
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But for the fast moving evasive fighter who didn't like covering up and didn't really wrestle much on the inside despite his Muay Thai roots, Fenech was a tough stylistic match up.
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During tearful testimony on Friday at the Hamilton County Courthouse in Cincinnati, Tensing, dressed in a dark suit, said that DuBose was evasive during the traffic stop and attempted to speed away.
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Triple world champion Lewis Hamilton cut a chicane and went down an escape road at Suzuka when that happened while Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen has had to take evasive action more than once.
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That plane, which was heard and seen by witnesses immediately prior to the accident, may have flown into Georgina's path, forcing her to take evasive action – the likely cause of her crash.
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Notably, Clinton's slide may have begun with a debate misstep in October 2007, when she gave an evasive answer on the question of whether illegal immigrants should be entitled to driver's licenses.
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"A global safeguard is absolutely critical because it is the only tool available under U.S. trade law that can remedy the impact of Samsung and LG's evasive 'country hopping' behavior," he added.
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Still, when the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, rebuked Mr. Trump on Monday for his evasive response to Mr. Duke's endorsement, Mr. Ryan added that he would support the eventual Republican nominee.
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As Dr. Amanda Reisman, Weigert pulls off a performance infused with empathy and restraint; you really believe that this is a person capable of getting through to the evasive and intellectual Celeste.
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Out on the water, Aldeen was forced to take evasive action when a military vessel passed by too closely for comfort, sending waves crashing into the side of the small rescue boat.
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Castor questioned Taylor for several minutes but was unable to get a proper answer from the ambassador — not because Taylor was being evasive, but because he couldn't understand anything Castor was saying.
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He called Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts "evasive" on her plans for paying for "Medicare for all," kicking off a monthslong clash between the Harvard graduate and the former Harvard Law professor.
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"Based on his record, judicial philosophy, and indirect and evasive answers during the hearings, I cannot support either cloture or final passage on Judge Gorsuch's nomination," he said in a statement. Sen.
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In a 17-page letter last month, Warren accused Mulvaney of ignoring or providing evasive, misleading or incomplete answers to 105 of the 85033 questions she's asked in nine letters since November.
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The driver was traveling about 68 miles per hour (mph) on a highway with a 55 mph speed limit and neither the system nor the driver made any evasive maneuvers, the agency said.
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The English writer referred to the "lost" ways of the ancient Italian civilisation in his letters; in poems he imagined the people as "long-nosed, sensitive-footed, subtly-smiling", yet "evasive and different".
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Russian warheads are to be pepped up, too, to be capable of gliding and evasive manoeuvres even at the hypersonic speeds at which they travel, and possibly lofted by yet another new ICBM.
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Many of its characters are mysteries worth exploring and investigating on long, nocturnal cab-rides through an animated film noir version of Paris, and none is more intriguing than its evasive main character.
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Pininfarina even put one in another Brunei project, the equally evasive Jaguar XJ220 known internally as "The J." Two were built: one caught fire and was destroyed, the other's location is simply unknown.
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The question, in short, is whether an autonomous should take an evasive maneuver that would kill its passenger if it were, say, about to hit a group of school children crossing the street.
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The FAA said the helicopter "was required to perform evasive maneuvers in order to avoid a collision with the aircraft," but air traffic control records found that the NYPD lied about what happened.
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The label's Qatari owners, investment vehicle Mayhoola, had examined plans to list Valentino on Milan's stock market, sources told Reuters in late 2017, although the company has been evasive about such plans since.
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After landing at the airport, we flew in a helicopter in an evasive maneuver at treetop level to the Green Zone, a gigantic fortress in Baghdad where the U.S. activities were most concentrated.
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Two people briefed on how Tuesday's speech to Congress was crafted said the lack of details was an intentionally evasive maneuver, using phrases that allowed different groups to read in what they wanted.
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Mitchell and Lester Holt held the line against candidates talking over each other and speaking past their time limits, and Holt especially was willing to ask follow-up questions when candidates were evasive.
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Data collected from the vehicle shows that Barrett hit the brakes and tried to make an evasive maneuver prior to impact, but was still travelling at 86 mph at the time the airbags deployed.
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"I've been watching you climb this tree after school for a while, and even sent a security guard over to talk to you, but you were being evasive of the officer," the man said.
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Aachen withdrew its decision to award the Lebanese-American artist a €133,000 (~$10,900) prize for providing an "evasive" answer to an inquiry about his position on the Palestinian Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement.
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Which makes its evasive, drawn-out handling of the alleged sexual misconduct (which eventually proved to be unfounded) between two Bachelor in Paradise castmates — Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson — even more disappointing and tasteless.
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The vehicle was traveling at about 68 miles per hour (mph) on a highway with a 55-mph speed limit, and neither the system nor the driver made any evasive maneuvers, the agency said.
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Policymakers at the U.S. Federal Reserve have been accused of using ambiguous and evasive language after several days of commentary that has raised the possibility of an upcoming rate hike by the central bank.
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Newsom has been evasive about whether he'll side with his long-time political supporters in the Bay Area or his deep bench of union endorsements, which filled his gubernatorial campaign war chest with millions.
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You can't get an "A" on this one, so she goes evasive and doesn't actually answer when she first found out the truth about her heritage, just as she dodged the question on Hunter.
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"With this in mind ... any change of direction under braking which results in another driver having to take evasive action will be considered abnormal and hence potentially dangerous to other drivers," the document added.
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Robyn was miniature, a doll—with a plain, pale, wide face, her temples blue-naked where her hair was strained back, her wide-open gray eyes affronted and evasive and set too far apart.
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But she has done damage to her reputation by failing to conform to the established security policies of the department she ran and by giving evasive or misleading answers about her actions and motivations.
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" So he pushed on, calling Mr. Carter a "mean and evasive" campaigner who used a recession and high unemployment to fight inflation, and criticizing Mr. Reagan's campaign "one-liners," calling them "slick and simplistic.
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Mr. Sanders, a Vermont independent, has repeatedly promised to do the same, but has been evasive about his timing, prompting some speculation that he does not want voters to know what is in them.
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Warren has campaigned as a truth teller but came across, in this instance, as a classically evasive Washington operator, scared to treat voters as grown-ups who can process information in a sophisticated manner.
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And now there is political violence on the streets, as white supremacists and neo-Nazis attack, and even kill, protesters in Charlottesville — while the president issues evasive and equivocal statements from a golf course.
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Twitter's statement is similarly "evasive," she writes, and indeed, the comments discuss abuse as an internet-wide phenomenon, yet fail to mention how or why Twitter specifically has become a hotbed for this behavior.
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Harris is hardly the only Democrat to stumble over health care; Warren has also been criticized for evasive answers to questions about whether Medicare for All would cause tax increases for middle-class families.
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At 89, though, Aida remains evasive: She doesn't recall that man with her and the boys in that Bergen-Belsen photo; she's fuzzy on why she moved to Canada without Shepsel and his father.
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"This will significantly hinder the Kim regime's capacity to conduct evasive maritime activities that facilitate illicit coal and fuel transports, and erode its abilities to ship goods through international waters," said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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Armed Chinese fighter jets flew dangerously close to a U.S. Navy spy plane in international airspace Sunday, forcing the U.S. crew to take "evasive action" in order to avoid a collision, the Pentagon said Monday.
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Consequently, she has no choice but to look squirrely and evasive which gives Sanders an opening to return to his insinuations that he thinking on climate change has been perilously corrupted by fossil fuel money.
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In the United States, hundreds of drones have flown dangerously close to manned aircraft in U.S. airspace, forcing pilots to sometimes take evasive action, according to Bard College's Center for the Study of the Drone.
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It has been left to the Medicare-for-all supporters to try to steer the conversation to the broader discussion of costs, but then they are assailed by moderators and moderates alike for being evasive.
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Along with the introduction of armed guards, barbed wire and evasive-manoeuvre training on merchant ships, this campaign has slashed the number of successful boarding incidents off Somalia, according to Henry MacHale at Aspen Insurance.
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Thus, a jumbo jet flying at high altitude in a straight line, making no evasive maneuvers, managed to confound the Soviet air defense system and soar across the Kamchatka peninsula and back into international airspace.
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On spotting an aeroplane that is getting too close, the TCAS issues a warning to both pilots and recommends an evasive manoeuvre, such as climbing or descending, in co-ordination with the other aircraft's system.
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Last month Reuters reported that an account of the incident by the Philippine cargo ship's captain said that the U.S. warship had failed to respond to warning signals or take evasive action before the collision.
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But to me, the really extraordinary part of that was, I don't know how many times you asked him about the sense of responsibility he feels, and I don't know if evasive is the word.
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Within the first five minutes, center back Geoff Cameron, facing heavy pressure on the ball, executed a 03-degree evasive dribble to escape trouble near the United States goal, drawing appreciative shouts from the crowd.
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Delegate Marshall declined to be interviewed, which Roem sees as part of an obviously evasive media strategy: He'll talk to outlets like Breitbart, she said, but he's repeatedly turned down interviews with less conservative publications.
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SAN FRANCISCO — One of the world's most evasive digital arms dealers is believed to have been taking advantage of three security vulnerabilities in popular Apple products in its efforts to spy on dissidents and journalists.
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But if the ritual of barbed questions and evasive answers was not unusual, the circumstances of Wednesday's hearing were: Amazon does not need the Council's approval to locate new offices in Long Island City, Queens.
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Though one of his main appeals in June was his reputation for authenticity, the scent of power also seems to have changed Mr. Corbyn, whose media appearances have become smoother and a little more evasive.
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"What I think is that these measures of the government, which are quite extreme and evasive, are in fact necessary because the name of the game is to slow down the contagion," Ambrosetti said Friday.
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As a growing feature of the travel landscape, security threats have ushered in a range of travel practices — from easy behavioral adjustments like dressing inconspicuously, to training in taking evasive action — that many experts endorse.
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Centering on interviews with Grace (Sarah Gadon), who is expertly evasive and opaque, this is a show about a woman who has lost everything but her secrets, which are her most valuable and coveted possession.
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Instead of addressing it directly, Trump singled out Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr and San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich, who have both been prominent critics of the president, for their evasive answers about China.
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Recently Buttigieg has contrasted his health care plan with Warren's, asserting last week on CNN that she has been "extremely evasive" about how she'd pay for her Medicare for All approach that Sanders also champions.
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After landing an opening blow on Wong's temple, Bruce struggled to decisively put away his evasive opponent like he had in Seattle a few years earlier, and quickly found himself heavily winded by the encounter.
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Varvitsiotis added that Greece did not have a port capable of docking such a large oil tanker but remained evasive on what, if any, action would be taken if the ship dropped anchor in Greek waters.
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A more premium version that includes adaptive cruise control with lane centering, evasive steering assist and post-collision braking, will be available as an option to those willing to pay more money for more advanced technology.
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At the moment Siri can't do any of those things, and returns a rather evasive response (though to give it credit, it will direct you to the App Store if you ask to play a game).
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Mohammed Al-Maskati, a digital security consultant who provides training to activists in the Middle East and in North Africa, was selected on account of his dedicated work helping his professional colleagues avoid evasive government snooping.
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The word evasive has appeared in 79 New York Times articles in the past year, including on June 30 in the art review " 'Laura Poitras: Astro Noise' Examines Surveillance and the New Normal" by Holland Cotter:
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The young star was super candid about his thoughts on the gay community in Hollywood, an allegedly predatory director, and certain actors who have come out in a way that he deems evasive, among other things.
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Some artists, aiming to live up to critical hype, overreach, packing their albums with conceptual moves and bloated signifiers; others turn inward, fixated on understatement and the reticent gesture, so evasive they can't be pinned down.
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DreamHost said that The Daily Stormer had gone under the radar on Wednesday to use the company's automated sign-up form to register for a similar domain name — an evasive tactic that is forbidden by DreamHost.
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He's been equivocal and evasive on the question of whether Stewart will campaign with him, caught between the perception that Stewart is toxic and the reality that he can't afford to alienate his party's electoral base.
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Marine invertebrates are notoriously difficult to preserve — they lose their shape out of water and their color when kept in alcohol — so the Blaschkas managed to provide the most accurate models possible of these evasive animals.
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" He was even more evasive with Cicilline, stating the effort was "limited" and "currently an internal effort," and that he would be "happy to consult, be transparent, as we take steps toward launching a product in China.
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In April US lawmakers also closely questioned Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg about the information the company gleans on users via their offsite web browsing, gathered via its tracking cookies and pixels — receiving only evasive answers in return.
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With that, the driver of a northbound semitrailer, unrelated to the initial crash, "made a decision to take a very evasive maneuver" and drove into a ditch to avoid hitting the already-crashed vehicles, the sheriff continued.
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We've reached out to Luke Air Force Base to learn which of the planes won the mock dogfight, and if that plane was that employed evasive maneuvers which incidentally circumscribed the exact shape of a cartoon dick.
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GOTHENBURG, March 14 (Reuters) - A "virtual human" suddenly steps out at a blind bend, but the engineer in the Volvo car's driving seat on the test track doesn't flinch, leaving it to software to take evasive action.
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In the most recent incident, an armed Chinese J-10 fighter jet came within 300 feet (90 meters) of a US EP-3 reconnaissance plane, forcing it to take "evasive action," a US defense official told CNN.
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My tester came with a $2,250 Driver Assistance Package that combines assorted safety features — lane-keep assist, blind-spot-assist, evasive steering — with some semi-self-driving tech, such as steering assist and augmented adaptive cruise control.
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Last month, Mr. Buttigieg called Ms. Warren "extremely evasive" on the subject, and at last week's debate he pressed the point further, after Ms. Warren again avoided saying whether she would raise taxes on the middle class.
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Whiting said stewards considered three key points regarding the Vettel incident — whether a driver had to take evasive action, whether an abnormal change of direction was made in the braking zone, and whether it was potentially dangerous.
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But Trump then quickly raised eyebrows on another subject while sitting next to Trudeau, giving an evasive answer about whether the U.S. would commit to defending NATO countries that aren't hitting the alliance's domestic military spending goals.
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It was brought into the common lexicon in the movie of that era, "All The President's Men", in a scene where Jason Robards (playing Bradlee) characterized for Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein the Nixon administration's evasive answers.
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She was not being flippant, just evasive, as she tried to steer each question about the accident to tennis and this tournament, where she is a five-time champion and carries the aura of stately, unflappable royalty.
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The vehicle was traveling at about 22018 miles (109 km) per hour (mph) on a highway with a 55-mph (89-kph) speed limit, and neither the system nor the driver made any evasive maneuvers, the agency said.
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The vehicle was traveling at about 20183 miles (109 km) per hour (mph) on a highway with a 55-mph (89-kph) speed limit, and neither the system nor the driver made any evasive maneuvers, the agency said.
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The vehicle was traveling at about 68 miles (20183 km) per hour (mph) on a highway with a 55-mph (89-kph) speed limit, and neither the system nor the driver made any evasive maneuvers, the agency said.
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While the elusive tiger is what draws people to Ranthambore, visitors are equally as lucky to encounter an evasive caracal — a lithe cat with a flamboyant tuft of hair on its head — or a leopard or sloth bear.
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They are harder to hit as their speed gives them more "evasion" points that lower enemies' chances of hitting (though each time they take fire, they lose an evasion point, which means you can reduce that evasive advantage).
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News of the program — and its evasive delivery in a YouTube video — led to the brothers losing tens of thousands of subscribers, becoming the target of jokes by fellow YouTubers, and facing a barrage of abuse from commenters.
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The Chinese J-10 fighter jet was armed and came as close as 83 feet in front of the US EP-3 reconnaissance plane, causing the Navy aircraft to take "evasive action," a US defense official told CNN.
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"This will significantly hinder the Kim regime's capacity to conduct evasive maritime activities that facilitate illicit coal and fuel transports, and erode its abilities to ship goods through international waters," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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But the five-time Super Bowl champ, who faced controversy during the 2016 election when a "Make America Great Again" hat was spotted in his locker, has been evasive when asked about Trump, keeping his comments non-political.
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Officials have so far been evasive when asked how the three nations can continue trying to update the North American Free Trade Agreement at a time when the U.S. president is about to take a highly protectionist measure.
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LONDON, June 29 (Reuters) - Facebook is continuing to be evasive in its answers to a British parliamentary committee examining a scandal over misuse of the social media company's data by Cambridge Analytica, the committee's chair said on Friday.
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As medicine became more sophisticated, a number of candidates for the presidency and other offices, as well as their families and doctors, distorted information and were evasive when directly questioned regarding the documents they released about their health.
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And if Dany had applied that lesson to her own dragon-children, giving them the proper care instead of rushing to retake Dragonstone, a revived Rhaegal might have been able to take fresh injuries or handle evasive maneuvers.
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And she is, as Mr Buttigieg pointed out, deeply evasive on health care—the one area in which she has not released a detailed plan, preferring simply to reiterate her support for Mr Sanders's Medicare for All bill.
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" The protagonist, Marji, is growing up "in a fashionably radical household in Tehran," and she is "bent on prying from her evasive elders if not truth, at least a credible explanation of the travails they are living through.
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Albeit he has little reason to, having been so thoroughly rejected by the Facebook founder — and having accused the company of a pattern of evasive behavior to its CTO's face — there's clearly not much to hold out for now.
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The state-run China Central Television (CCTV) show - which can have brands and their corporate PR teams scurrying to take evasive action - said Nike had misled consumers over high-tech air cushions in some of its "Hyperdunk" basketball shoes.
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"At 3 seconds prior to the crash and up to the time of impact with the crash attenuator, the Tesla's speed increased from 62 to 70.8 mph, with no precrash braking or evasive steering movement detected," the report states.
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But that conclusion, while evasive, was an ironically archetypal image of a suburban American family who were, as we knew from the start, trying to fool themselves that their whole way of life wasn't based on murder and crime.
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David Cicilline, a New Jersey Democrat who heads the House Judiciary Committee's antitrust panel, on Tuesday sharply criticized the three companies in letters to their executives, accusing the companies of providing "evasive" testimony and demanding they provide further answers.
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He was so evasive in his responses to questions that local journalists left the event convinced that the case, like previous car bombings, would never be solved — despite the presence of investigators from the F.B.I. and the Dutch police.
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The most egregious false claim: Saving Social Security Trump is a dishonesty maximalist: He often seems to prefer an egregious lie, told confidently, to spin that might be more accurate but might also make him seem defensive or evasive.
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Yet, from the agency's refusal to document major environmental policy decisions, to the fictitious 'blanket waiver' that it tried to use to justify Mr. Pruitt's travel expenses, this EPA is evasive when it should be working to be transparent.
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But Ahern said if officers see something like a bulge under someone&aposs shirt or if the person is being evasive or refuses to answer questions, they can conduct a "pat down search" of the outside of the person&aposs clothes.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer dismissed accusations that the White House was being evasive on the specifics of Nunes' visit but refused to provide details on who signed the California Republican into White House grounds, as would be required protocol.
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Either way, against an evasive opponent who leans deep, the double jab can be a life saver—keeping the advancing fighter relatively safe and uncommitted while drawing the intention out of the defensive fighter without the need for a power punch.
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During the course of the investigation, Moonves was reportedly interviewed four times, but the lawyers said they found him to be "evasive and untruthful," according to the New York Times, which reviewed a draft of the report before it was announced.
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By recognizing whether a driver is about to brake, swerve, or perform some other evasive move, Nissan says that this "brain-to-vehicle" interface could help a car with semi-autonomous capabilities begin those actions between 0.2 and 0.5 seconds faster.
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While it is not as hard to detect as the F-35 and certainly the F-22, it would still be a lethal and evasive threat hidden within a mass of conventional aircraft and missile tracks in any flashpoint scenario.
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Zuckerberg has also been accused of equivocating in the face of lawmakers' concerns, with politicians on both sides of the Atlantic calling him out for providing evasive, misleading or intentionally obfuscating responses to concerns and questions around how his platform operates.
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But in speaking with Jenkins last week, it seems Patreon is doing everything in its power to regain that trust, do right by its users, and provide transparency at a time when evasive behavior is the norm for tech companies.
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Clinton will end up facing the same dilemma that hurt Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, and the other Republican candidates: If she responds to Trump's attacks, she'll sink to his level, but if she ignores them she may look weak or evasive.
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BLACKWOOD, N.J. — Hillary Clinton on Wednesday mocked Donald J. Trump as evasive and secretive after he suggested that he would not release his tax returns before the November election, which would be a break with 753 years of political precedent.
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You let him understand that simply because you possessed the gift, the art to sing your ass off, did not license him to be coy, evasive, manipulative, not helpful to the cause, irresponsible, exploitative, naïve, inconsistent, dishonest during an interview.
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A report submitted to a Senate committee about Russian attempts to influence the 2016 election says that social media companies made misleading or evasive claims about whether the efforts tried to discourage voting or targeted African-Americans on their platforms.
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Her refusal to say at a televised debate in October whether she would raise middle-class taxes to finance it - even as Sanders acknowledged he would do so while arguing that overall costs would decrease - drew criticism she was being evasive.
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Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), who has quickly emerged as one of the tech industry's most vocal antagonists in Congress, said that "anything that shines a light" on the "evasive practices" of Google, Facebook and Twitter should be considered a positive step.
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In THE SINGULAR PILGRIM, Rosemary Mahoney embarks upon six religious journeys in good faith — or, at least, "faded, worn, resentful, and stubbornly evasive" faith, which allows her to remain both skeptical and exquisitely open to the beliefs and rituals of others.
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Ending free food on short-haul routes, ancient video screens, evasive call centres, cramming in more seats, charging for bags and seat allocation on shorter routes and other money-saving measures looked like penny-pinching and have hurt its upmarket image.
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We will soon have as commander in chief the most evasive, ignorant and puerile national politician I've ever met, and while there are many factors behind his election, I think we in the media contributed by skimping on due diligence.
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" And we saw SNL's "Kavanaugh," like the real one, become evasive and defensive when answering questions about his drinking, responding to questions about if he ever drank to the point of blacking out by yelling back, "I don't know, did you?!
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In March, a Coast Guard helicopter in California was forced to take evasive action to avoid a drone in Washington States, while recently a drone landed on the deck of the Coast Guard Cutter Sea Lion in San Diego harbor.
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These building blocks of autonomy are becoming common on even the most affordable cars: electronic stability controls, certainly, but now radar, cameras and other sensors that perceive their surroundings and automatically accelerate, stop, steer, follow lanes or take evasive action.
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While his frustrated bull rush at Stipe Miocic was a caricature of his usual behaviour, Werdum has broken his stance to run and lead with his chin in most of his UFC bouts against far less evasive opponents than Rockhold.
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The Trump administration was evasive in August when BuzzFeed News reported on a secretive marijuana committee operated by the White House — detailing memos that indicated the committee's agenda to propagate negative attitudes toward pot and portray the drug as a national threat.
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They can write Scratch 3.0 or Python code to control things as granular as the torque of the wheels, allowing them to program the S1 to do all sorts of things, like pull off evasive maneuvers in battle (another echo of the competition).
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At next week's press conference, grand committee members will take questions following Allan's evidence, so expect swift condemnation of any fresh equivocation, misdirection or question-dodging from Facebook (which has already been accused by DCMS members of a pattern of evasive behavior).
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" Gingrich, though, said he didn't think Trump had meant to be evasive when he didn't disavow the support of former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke when asked three times about it by CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union.
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But although Steadman quickly learns that there are no bodies aboard (the Californian briefly searched for victims after the sinking but found none), he becomes intrigued by Captain Lord's impatient and evasive answers to questions about the Californian's role in the drama.
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If Nicholas Kristof truly believes that Donald Trump is "ill-informed", "deceptive" and "evasive," then I cordially invite him to spend a day in my gun shop in Massachusetts, listening to what my customers have to say about Trump and the presidential election.
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But tax advisors say that households who were at risk of having to pay this extra-high income tax in the past are still wise to see if it will apply to them today — and to take evasive action if it might.
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U.N. officials have spent the six years since then avoiding the issue by using evasive language and ignoring the findings of their own appointed scientists, who indicated that negligent sanitation at the organization's base introduced the South Asian strain of cholera into Haiti.
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"As North Korea continues to threaten international peace and security, we are steadfast in our determination to maximize economic pressure to isolate it from outside sources of trade and revenue while exposing its evasive tactics," Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said at the time.
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A U.S. warship struck by a container vessel in Japanese waters failed to respond to warning signals or take evasive action before a collision that killed seven of its crew, according to a report of the incident by the Philippine cargo ship's captain.
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On top of that, Democrats also took issue with Gorsuch's performance at his hearings, saying he was evasive in his answers, and they zeroed in on his decisions in a few cases, painting him as far-right and out-of-the-mainstream.
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It's not exactly a new idea for starting a project about a character with a scattered consciousness, but it neatly sets up a miniseries where Grace proves as evasive to viewers as she does to Dr. Simon Jordan, her would-be psychological evaluator.
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Strategic and at times bullying in his use of power, driven and maddeningly evasive, deeply schooled in state and federal policy, Mr. Cuomo is, his supporters and critics would agree, a formidable political animal, and he has scented a change in the wind.
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It's just another evasive and empty German-style talkfest about climate change and green economies, instead of providing jobs and incomes for EU's 15.5 million of unemployed, of which 3.2 million are young people in search of work and a meaningful future.
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WASHINGTON — A United States Navy spy plane had to take evasive action to avoid crashing into a Chinese fighter jet that suddenly pulled up in front of the American plane in contested skies above the East China Sea on Sunday, the Pentagon said.
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Independent political analyst Ralph Mathekga said Duduzane Zuma appeared to be undermining the corruption inquiry in the same manner as his father, who gave several days of evasive testimony in July and said he was the victim of a decades-old plot.
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SHANGHAI, March 15 (Reuters) - Chinese and global firms steeled themselves on Wednesday ahead of the country's annual consumer rights day TV show, an evening gala from China's state broadcaster that can have brands and their corporate PR teams scurrying to take evasive action.
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"You want to get as much shit as you can while you're alive," he'd said, standing in his 5,000-square-foot house, while my father and I, more inclined toward caution (him) and being evasive about the state of your finances (me), laughed and nodded.
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Once Zhang told his Apple supervisor about his intentions, and after "feeling that he had been evasive," according to the filing, a member of Apple's New Product Security Division joined the meeting and had Zhang turn in his two work phones and his laptop.
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"I think Gates was a very poor witness ... I thought he was needlessly evasive and argumentative," said Barbara McQuade, a former U.S. Attorney in Michigan who has been watching the trial and said she observed jurors reacting with negative body language as he testified.
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The word evasive has appeared in 79 New York Times articles in the past year, including on June 30 in the art review " 'Laura Poitras: Astro Noise' Examines Surveillance and the New Normal" by Holland Cotter: Political art has changed over the past 50 years.
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Michael Gilday, was confirmed quickly by the Senate last week, but lawmakers made clear that the cost and growing vulnerability of aircraft carriers to ever-faster and evasive missiles will be among the issues he's expected to tackle when he officially takes the reins.
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"They are stealing the race from us," Vettel, a four times world champion, had said over the radio when told he was under investigation for going off track and returning in what was deemed to be a dangerous fashion, forcing Hamilton to take evasive action.
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Hilal's answer is evasive: "The first shipment is due to go out next month, maybe to Panama, maybe somewhere else …" He does, however, tell me about a particular delivery of Tubi he made to a party in Tel Aviv shortly after the drink landed here.
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The lawyers who conducted the inquiry also wrote that they had spoken with Moonves on four occasions and found him to be "evasive and untruthful at times and to have deliberately lied about and minimized the extent of his sexual misconduct," the Times said.
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The Ombudsman criticized the Commission for "defensive, evasive and at times combative" responses to media questions on the arcane maneuvers around the publication of vacancies and selection of candidates which preceded an appointment that Juncker and his fellow commissioners were always free to make.
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Granted, the Soviet submarine crew is on edge because their captain has offed their intelligence officer and abandoned their mission, but Ramius is still the man who knows this sub best and he's not going to make an evasive move until the ideal moment.
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Amazon has refused a request from three US senators to disclose the names of the companies that deliver millions of packages to homes across the country, providing what one lawmaker called "evasive" responses to questions about the e-commerce giant's network of delivery contractors.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A U.S. warship struck by a container vessel in Japanese waters failed to respond to warning signals or take evasive action before a collision that killed seven of its crew, according to a report of the incident by the Philippine cargo ship's captain.
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That way, just as your trousers will stay up if one or other of belt and braces fails, if one system misses a potential hazard, such as an oncoming car or a pedestrian, the others might spot it and direct the car to take evasive action.
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There's evasive fellow patient Kurt (voiced by The Wire's Michael B. Jordan); aloof staff member Bela (Spiderman 2's Alfred Molina); golden-haired child Lucy (Bubble Guppies' Bailey Gambertoglio); and occult expert Elsa (Daredevil's Rosario Dawson), who promises Wilson a way out of his increasingly strange situation.
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USA-COURT-KAVANAUGH/ Supreme Court nominee evasive on scope of Trump's presidential power WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump's U.S. Supreme Court nominee, embraced judicial independence on Wednesday but sidestepped Senate Democrats' questions on whether a president can pardon himself or fire a prosecutor investigating him.
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"In the space of one week," Plagányi said, "scientific publications have underscored that unless we take evasive action, our future oceans will have fewer fish, fewer whales, and frequent dramatic shifts in ecological structure will occur, with concerning implications for humans who depend on the ocean."
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RELATED: White House evasive as House Intelligence Committee grinds to a halt Conaway, a Texas Republican, who will now lead the Russia investigation, said he hopes to work with the committee's Democrats to get the Russia investigation back on track, but said he'll need their cooperation.
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Both men struggle to cut the cage on evasive opponents because of their bladed stance but while Nick continues to attempt this, Nate has moved to more of a counter aggressive form of boxing in his last two fights, waiting for his opponents to come to him.
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And the same, he said, is true for employment of the targets, which not only test marksmanship skills through evasive, human-like maneuvering, but also make a convincing enemy force that can leave troops dry-mouthed when they charge a shooter at 10 miles per hour.
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"As North Korea continues to threaten international peace and security, we are steadfast in our determination to maximize economic pressure to isolate it from outside sources of trade and revenue while exposing its evasive tactics," Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said in a statement, detailing the new sanctions.
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"As North Korea continues to threaten international peace and security, we are steadfast in our determination to maximize economic pressure to isolate it from outside sources of trade and revenue while exposing its evasive tactics," said Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Watch these evasive moves as I give my full attention to texting my cleaning lady: Dash through the Greenmarket; zip around Hare Krishnas; toss half-empty coffee cup at the silver-body-paint Statue of Liberty; sprint around Adoptapalooza van and four dozen traumatized kittens — OOPS!!
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"I was not able to find anywhere in the literature that the self-driving systems alerts the vehicle operator to potential hazards or when they should take manual control of the vehicle to perform an evasive maneuver," a Tempe detective wrote in the report, according to Gizmodo.
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Of course, to be fair, it was always a bit questionable just how "with" Bernie she was on Medicare for All since she insisted it was just a framework and went through elaborate and evasive maneuvers to avoid saying the word taxes with respect to the financing.
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His philosophical temperament and his sensual disposition can produce work of haunting, almost ecstatic power — I certainly feel that way about "The Tree of Life" — but in "Knight of Cups," as in "To the Wonder," the deployment of beauty strikes me as more evasive than evocative.
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In his finest performance as a two-fisted pug, the "great baiter" dazzled Juan Meza in their 1986 encounter with his evasive skills before sinking the granite jawed veteran to the canvas with a well placed left for a thrilling win by TKO in the twelfth round.
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Ford's also going to introduce a tech called "evasive steering assist" which will help human drivers steer their cars around stopped or slower vehicles in front, in cases where braking won't succeed in avoiding a collision and the driver instead attempts to steer around the obstacle.
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And this is indeed the signature theme of "Warlight," that people are elusive and evasive: from those figures of Nathaniel's and Rachel's teenage years to Marsh Felon, the man with whom Rose has been in an ambiguous relationship all her life, and, of course, to Rose herself.
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Then of course there's Mr. Bloomberg, who responded to the beat-down by turning peevish and evasive, stumbling through grudging non-apologies for past misbehavior on matters of both policy (stop-and-frisk) and character (his reputedly sexist and demeaning treatment of women who worked for him).
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Until Sunday, when Warren cried foul over some suggested volunteer talking points from Sanders's campaign that said she couldn't expand the Democratic coalition, the two senators had really argued in only October's debate, when their rivals used his willingness to raise taxes to portray Warren as evasive.
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The streamer apparently still hasn't released an official statement about the cancelation, although that quote from original content head Cindy Holland sounded pretty official, but one Redditor is convinced that Netflix (or the customer service reps, at least) are being pretty evasive about the whole thing. Proof?
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But working without a checking account makes even an otherwise law-abiding business look evasive, says Lewis Koski, who served as the first director of the state's Marijuana Enforcement Division, which collects marijuana taxes and regulates the industry, before he joined Andrew Freedman in a consulting venture.
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But the technique Dr de Rosales and Dr Gabizon have invented may be able to stop that—either by letting doctors work out in advance which people are most susceptible to a drug going off-piste, or by tracking what is happening in individual patients, and taking evasive action.
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CNN previously reported that on Tuesday, August 8, an Iranian QOM-1 came within 100 feet of a US Navy F/A-18 attempting to land on the USS Nimitz, forcing the US jet to take evasive action, according to two US defense officials with knowledge of the incident.
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Few saxophonists have had a starker influence on today's young jazz musicians than Mark Turner, 53, whose even-toned but constantly evasive improvisations helped to define the sound of New York jazz in the 1990s, uniting ideas from such diverse figures as Lennie Tristano, Joe Henderson and Sonny Rollins.
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But what ties it all together is a few candid seconds of the artist's own face, alternately gazing into and ignoring the camera as she tries to capture the evasive reality of what it means to be human now, using herself in all her particularity as an example.
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The UK Digital, Culture, Media and Sport committee's frustration at Facebook's evasive behavior also led it to deploy arcane parliamentary powers to seize a cache of internal Facebook documents from a US lawsuit in a creative attempt to get at the world-view locked inside Zuckerberg's blue box.
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More weekend headlines Mike Pence evasive when asked if he knew Ukraine aid contingent on Biden investigation Bill Taylor, now dodging Trump attacks, defended as a 'man of honor' by former colleagues Fact-check: Despite Trump's claim, there's no proof diplomat Taylor is a 'Never Trumper' What are we doing here?
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The short of it is: I somehow managed to keep this guy at bay for the rest of the summer, matching his tone but not acting on it, avoiding his office alone, wiggling out of any extra curricular invitations, generating a constantly evasive list of excuses with warmth and feigned interest.
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In its pitch to consumers on its website, Ford offers occasional small-type footnotes urging caution when using its latest Co-Pilot360 driver-assist tech — bowing this summer on the 2019 Ford Edge — amid glossy images spotlighting new features such as cruise-control with lane centering and evasive steering assist.
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"Facebook continue to display a pattern of evasive behaviour – a pattern which has emerged over the course of our inquiry", chair Damian Collins said in response to Facebook's latest letter to the committee, saying its answers over how it monitors political advertising and its resources devoted to security were inadequate.
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A beginning murmur of modest promises; shrugged evasive responses to awkward questions; emphatic responses to sympathetic questions, signalled by forceful gestures; the whole decorated by self-deprecating family humor—in this case, Dad jokes and husband jokes on the Obama model, clearly indicated by bright, sheepish gestures toward the candidate's spouse.
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A thoughtful 30-something (he is evasive about his age) who has been helping Ms. Grande define and refine her image since 2015, Mr. Roach has in the process become something of a lightning rod and activist in an industry that has struggled with issues of size-ism, racism and #MeToo.
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Rather than calling it an all-out hoax, Mashable points out that Trump's picks—EPA litigant Scott Pruitt to oversee the EPA, Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson for Secretary of State, and Department of Energy-skeptic Rick Perry for the DOE—all took evasive stances during their confirmation hearings when asked about climate change.
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" But the editorial board of The New York Times said Weiner's problems have marred his mayoral run: "The serially evasive Mr. Weiner should take his marital troubles and personal compulsions out of the public eye, away from cameras, off the Web and out of the race for mayor of New York City.
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These nuances add a layer to the fight scenes: Aang is evasive and light on foot, never attacking and always dodging; Katara keeps a pouch of water like a fanny pack, which she uses as a whip, ice daggers, or even for healing; and Zuko, especially early on, bends fire with evident rage.
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" Noah also showcased several instances of Kavanaugh's evasive behavior, including his non-response to the question of whether he supported an FBI investigation, concluding, in a joke about the high school calendars Kavanaugh had submitted as evidence for the hearing, "I don't know if finding out the truth is on Kavanaugh's calendar.
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Similar complaints of foot-dragging responses to information requests related to political ads on its platform have also been directed at Facebook by a parliamentary committee that's running an inquiry into fake news and online disinformation — and in April the chair of the committee accused Facebook of "a pattern of evasive behavior".
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The indictment published on Tuesday also says he deliberately sank his submarine, the Nautilus NC3, and it accuses him of endangering lives by forcing two vessels, a cargo ship and a cruise ship, to take evasive action because of the way he had navigated in the Oresund, the strait between Denmark and Sweden.
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From one angle, it takes courage to present oneself the way Cusk does here, as a woman whose confidence in her own life must first be destroyed in order for it to be remodeled; from another, challenging one's own narrative authority seems an evasive misdirection, a way to absolve oneself of unmentioned transgressions.
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The response from the former CDC director, Dr. Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzgeraldOvernight Health Care: Drug company under scrutiny for Michael Cohen payments | New Ebola outbreak | FDA addresses EpiPen shortage CDC director to take pay cut of more than 5k CDC director asks for salary reduction after questions raised MORE was evasive, inadequate and disappointing.
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Fans might come away feeling like creators are being evasive or brushing off their need to have their ship to be canon; creators might come away feeling like fans are placing too much emphasis on a single aspect of the plot at the expense of everything else they're trying to do within a storyline.
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New, soon-to-be-embattled MOCA director Jeffrey Deitch had green-lit Franco's art-for-TV performance, and perhaps Deitch's critics, already frustrated by the director's affinity for celebrity culture, sighed with relief when they learned the soap opera was filming not at either of the better-known downtown locations but at this evasive outpost.
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As someone who can have casual sex with basically anyone at any time, I'm almost offended when people propose this setup, whether explicitly or implicitly through being alternately affectionate and evasive, as though I should be grateful for their brave offer to fuck me weekly with the generous bonus of spooning and having conversations sometimes.
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She's repeatedly characterized Clinton as among the best prepared presidential candidates in the nation's history; she often couches her evasive predictions about the next White House resident with an unsubtle, "Whoever she may be;" and she's done nothing to disguise her excitement in the thought of electing the country's first woman as commander in chief.
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In response to drivers' complaints, the F.I.A. announced at the United States Grand Prix last weekend that it would be stricter on "any change of direction under braking which results in another driver having to take evasive action" and report such moves to the race stewards to judge whether the moves should be penalized.
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I found that strange, because Lenin was one of the most strong-willed men who ever lived; he was at once zealously one-sided and emotionally evasive, but nevertheless, throughout his exile, no matter where he happened to be, in Zurich, London or Paris, he made sure to have Turgenev's collected works with him.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenElizabeth Warren could become the next Pied Piper of American decline Jonathan Van Ness endorses Warren over her health care plan Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call MORE (D-Mass.) "evasive" for not saying whether her health care plan would raise middle class taxes.
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The Post wrote that CEO Mark Zuckerberg's evasive congressional testimony is considered part of the investigation:The questioning from federal investigators centers on what Facebook knew three years ago and why the company didn't reveal it at the time to its users or investors, as well as any discrepancies in more recent accounts, among other issues, according to these people.
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I asked Bowyer if controversies like this one are common in the field of 3D printing, which is no stranger to ideological battles (think 3D-printed guns, bioethics and wrestling the means of production from our capitalist overlords) and his reply was evasive: As far as I am aware, controversies like this are pretty rare in 3D printing.
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To observers inclined to distrust Zuckerberg, he was evasive to the point of amnesiac—he said, more than forty times, that he would need to follow up—but when the hearing concluded, after five hours, he had emerged unscathed, and Wall Street, watching closely, rewarded him by boosting the value of Facebook's stock by twenty billion dollars.
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Irv Schenkler: Had they opened up, had the CEO or another senior executive spoken to this more general sense of concern, indicating that the company is doing everything it can as soon as it can to find out more and will report back, that could have at least lessened the sense that the company was being evasive.
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The new additions include the ability to detect people and objects on course to pass behind a vehicle, and auto-braking when in reverse if the driver fails to heed warnings about said objects; and another new feature will help human drivers with evasive steering when it's the only option available to help avoid an accident.
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But even if we stipulate that this friend has nothing more to offer — even though all we have from Keyser so far is a terse statement, and Blasey's somewhat evasive suggestion today that she's compromised by health problems — then what about the members of Blasey's family, the parents and siblings with whom she was living at the time?
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In his testimony, Tsachas offered a series of similarly evasive answers to claims that he'd ordered cops to racially profile citizens ("I discussed crime statistics with officers"), enforced quotas for arrest and summonses ("I have expectations"), and gave plum overtime assignments to cops who made more arrests while stripping them from those who didn't ("They don't deserve it").
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Senator Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleySenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility Senate Dem seeks answers from DHS on reports of pregnant asylum seekers sent back to Mexico Schumer backs Pelosi as impeachment roils caucus MORE (D-Ore.), a longtime champion of consumer rights, has introduced legislation to address some of these evasive maneuvers.
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Although you're unlikely to find many Equinox regulars practicing "Indian clubs"—a centuries-old exercise that involves the practitioner swinging around elongated bowling pins; it made two brief appearances at the Olympics in 280 and 21982, a USA sweep both times—the self-pity, dread, and evasive bargaining that precede a scheduled workout remain very much the same.
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From May 19013 until June 4, New York's Metrograph theater will celebrate the icon by screening all seven of her von Sternberg collaborations, along with 12 other titles, including her Alfred Hitchcock picture (Stage Fright), her Orson Welles (Touch of Evil), her Fritz Lang (Rancho Notorious), the Dietrich-inspired Lola by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, and Maximilian Schell's evasive yet revealing Dietrich doc, Marlene.
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Mr. Putin, in his extended, evasive answer, seemed to delight in speculating about various possibilities including that the hacking never happened, and that if it did, Russia had nothing to do with it, or that maybe it was the work of an American citizen living in Russia, or of Russian free agents working on their own or for an American company.
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This defense, as well as the others that were put forward (including the claim that Mr. Sharif was already dead when Sergeant Azaria shot him, although he was clearly seen moving in video images of the incident), were all rejected on Wednesday by a panel of three military judges, who called Sergeant Azaria's defense "evasive" and "evolving and tortuous," and convicted him.
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Yes, all attacks are mapped to one button, and defensive dodges to another, but using the bumpers and the d-pad you can combine moves with other party members, switch between magical weapons mid-combo, and take emergency evasive action via Noctis's warp ability—something you'll have seen both in prior FFXV preview videos and the (watchable on YouTube) opening to the game's accompanying CGI movie, Kingsglaive.
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Ainslie was penalised for not having taken evasive action when Japan had right of way before the two crossed the starting line and there were signs of damage to the outer skin of his boat's high-tech carbon fibre hull, which appeared to narrowly miss several of SoftBank Team Japan's six-man crew as it lurched dramatically in the air as the two boats came to blows.
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Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyAppropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (D-Vt.), a member of the Judiciary Committee, announced he will vote against President Trump's Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch because of what he characterized as his evasive answers during confirmation hearings.
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