Justin Timberlake's ever-present hats / bouffant hairdos are like Marsellus Wallace's ever-present head Band-Aid, as in they cover up where his soul exited his body?
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Besides fitting into both of those categories, vampires were ever present.
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Global conspiracies to disseminate propaganda and rig elections are ever present.
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His laugh was beyond infectious and his generosity was ever present.
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In the early days of radio, the church was ever-present.
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Jobs was funny, too, but he had an ever-present edge.
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Similarly, even in his physical absence, Souleiman's spirit is ever-present.
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Foremost among the ever-present past approach, of course, is Gucci.
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"Don't forget the ever-present construction at each end," another wrote.
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For female patients, sexual assault was a real, ever-present threat.
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But there's one ever-present element that seals her siren status.
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The ever-present risk of injury stimulates hyperawareness of each joint.
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I composed them with the ever-present thought of the unexpected.
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Mugabe was an ever-present figure in the lives of Zimbabweans.
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" Thus the ever-present question: "Am I doing the right thing?
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The influences are varied and ever-present, but subtle and elusive.
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As in Yoichi, the cult of the founder was ever-present.
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Mr. Trump "was ever-present during the entire meeting," he said.
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This dialogue can be difficult to notice because it's ever-present.
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Instantly, the journalist's ever-present question pinged through my head: Why?
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We all knew it was there, but now it's ever-present.
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It's got to be sort of ever present in the authorities' lives.
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But in Aleppo, too, fear was ever present, but so was defiance.
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California, despite the ever-present threat of drought, is way more profligate.
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For black and queer boys, the policing of masculinity is ever-present.
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The ever-present wonder made it more real, he told the Times.
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In these works, Black victory is an ever-present landmark in time.
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"Nomophobia?" you mutter as you read this on your ever-present smartphone.
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He still carried the same smile that seems ever-present this spring.
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India, the regional superpower, is an ever-present bogeyman for Sri Lankans.
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Even as a child, I knew fire was an ever-present threat.
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Is the ever-present hum of the internet drowning those out, too?
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Throughout Sherlock, our hero's family history has been an ever-present shadow.
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And it's that painful duality that's ever-present in his best work.
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New media have made TV's past ever-present and ever more accessible.
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But like any unregulated market, the risk of fraud was ever-present.
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Today, New York's ever-present sidewalk scaffolding is her most visible legacy.
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" There were signs of exhaustion and numbness — the ever-present "Trump fatigue.
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The ever-present Dinesh D'Souza, who seems to have never met a
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And one of those ever-present and unpredictable security challenges is Russia.
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The most tame aspect of Pearce's Scrooge is his ever-present grumpiness.
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The outlook is pitch-black in places, and tragedy is ever-present.
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For George, the looming shadow of her dating history is ever-present.
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Fishnets and miniskirts and platform sneakers with an ever-present vintage bomber jacket?
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The sense of emergence is ever present, whether that's memories, dreams, or psychosis.
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"Everywhere you look there is an ever-present risk to supply," Ross said.
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Bootleg T-shirts that relied on references to popular things were ever-present.
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A large fall would intensify an ever-present fear: devaluation and capital flight.
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He has been spotted wearing madras shirts, blazers, and an ever-present fedora.
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But the cancerous spots soon became an ever-present part of her life.
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But Trump -- and his views -- were ever-present in the former President's address.
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Undercover cops and police cruisers are an ever-present feature in the game.
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Both were assiduous representatives for their constituents and ever-present on protest platforms.
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There are also, of course, the ever-present wanderings of a normal mind.
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But guns, on hips and in the arms of lookouts, were ever-present.
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Although she is ever-present, she is elusive, a puzzle inside a puzzle.
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Describe your thoughts and opinions about ever-present video cameras and their usage.
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They were motivated by the ever-present fear that they would be robbed.
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Nothing made tourists more visible than their fervent Instagramming and ever-present iPhones.
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Hyperbole is an ever-present danger up there on the high-low tightrope.
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These new sexual standards appeal to the ever-present undergraduate elimination of ambiguity.
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A childish part of me expected this critic's voice to remain ever present.
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The emblem is ever-present, from street wear to high-profile sports matches.
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These questions circle in my mind on an ever-present loop without resolution.
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That ever-present feeling has one consolation: it can make hyperinflations quick to end.
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It is ever-present, woven into the fabric of our reporting and internal messaging.
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The iconic Touche Éclat brightening pen is to thank for her ever-present glow.
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And then there is the ever-present bully on the block, prescription drug abuse.
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They're ever-present, impossibly powerful threats that could pop out at any time, anywhere.
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Why global conflict is ever-present in our lives, by our former Asia editor.
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We live in a time where body shaming is ever-present — especially for women.
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Part of that is the ever-present sense of secrecy and privacy around her.
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Political climates rife with oppression and the ever present threat of state sanctioned violence?
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We are taught to defend ourselves against the ever present threat of male violence.
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RMC: That you carry the burden to always subvert the ever-present male gaze.
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And yet the poetic weight of meaning is ever-present in these short nuggets.
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And ever present is the risk of a vote being hijacked by unrelated issues.
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As someone who covers this stuff, it's an ever-present threat to my sanity.
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Yet the tension, whether to share the texts or hide them, is ever-present.
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"Despite the seemingly ever-present regulation threat, engagement and monetization appear strong," they said.
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Some go home to neighborhoods where the threat of gun violence is ever present.
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This is true for Jay despite his having an ever-present and supportive team.
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The threat is an ever-present danger, but patriarchal oppression goes beyond single acts.
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How do you feel about the ever-present legal threats that are hanging over ...?
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The outside world is an ever-present reminder of death, drilled into everyones' psyches.
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WHERE WE COME FROM By Oscar Cásares Immigration, as an issue, is ever-present.
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The rest of us are dealing with extraordinary personal upheaval and ever-present fear.
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The rest of us are dealing with extraordinary personal upheaval and ever-present fear.
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And all along the sense that something was wrong and missing was ever present.
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In the former, there's an ever-present utilitarian calculus — Is this working for me?
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The fear of hitting something or someone was ever-present, even as I improved.
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Even before there was Alexa, Siri was the iPhone&aposs ever-present digital assistant.
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I loved this idea of history as an ever-present thing all around you.
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Furthermore, the memory of poverty and backwardness is ever-present in the collective consciousness.
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Then, of course, there is the ever present jungle to lure one into exploring.
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Kylie often demos her line's latest beauty launches on her ever-present friends via Snapchat.
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It is a charming breakfast luxury as silly as it is delicious and ever-present.
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Whether through LED monitors, laptop screens, neon lights, or projections, digital light is ever-present.
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So, what if today's hall-monitors with their ever present smartphones had existed back then?
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Instead, It is fueled by the ever-present sense of a spiraling loss of control.
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You try to stop to put it away, but it's an ever-present thing now.
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Akhmat MMA During last weekend's Fight Night card in London, Akhmat MMA was ever present.
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You'll find out ahead — along with a lot of discussion about that ever-present ponytail.
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Fonsia clings to her own dignity as tightly as she does her ever-present purse.
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An ever-present element in these stories is the reliance on online credit-recovery classes.
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There's the ever-present threat that someone will simply use an asteroid to attack Earth.
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After all, despite the ever-present struggle for equality, there are reminders of progress everywhere.
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It's ever-present, unfolding as we live and breathe and bear witness to remarkable events.
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The ever-present nature of social networks has made this World Cup truly feel global.
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In this economy, we all live under the ever-present threat of layoffs and unemployment.
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WATCH: There was an ever-present sense of discipline hovering over you on every shift.
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The possibility of a primary challenge is an ever-present threat to any presidential administration.
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Music is an ever-present companion for many of us, and its impact is undeniable.
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It's also the perfect place for Cook to finally excise his predecessor's ever-present specter.
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But for a force portrayed as ever-present and all powerful, it proved surprisingly shy.
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The owners of the company were good friends with him and were barely ever present.
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Teslas are a blast to drive — that ever-present temptation, to be honest, undermines Autopilot.
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Many of the strongest works incorporate violence latently, as a suggestion or ever-present specter.
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And then there are the notifications, ever-present on every operating system on every device.
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"Both directors showed the harshness of human relationships where mistrustfulness is ever-present," he said.
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It's an intimidating book -- its reputation of being impenetrable is unwarranted, but still ever-present.
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The desperation and panic were ever-present sour tastes in the backs of our throats.
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Familiar sportswear elements are ever-present and it's clear that she has fun with this.
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And if his team's radio wave-absorber succeeds, it will power those ever-present electronics.
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One of the biggest issues our country faces is the ever-present threat of cyberattacks.
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Memories Renewed, Ever Present and DiJiFi area among the many conversion companies to check out.
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And it has proven quite effective, even in a country with ever-present terror threats.
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Tom Cruise sleepwalks through the film, his signature smile replaced with an ever-present scowl.
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His relatives have described him to PEOPLE as a devoted father with an ever-present smile.
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The blaring of police sirens, ever-present elsewhere in the capital, doesn't seem to reach here.
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We are in the inflation-fighting red zone,where inflation risks are elevated and ever present.
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An ever-present problem is shipowners vanishing behind brass plates and leaving crews stranded and unpaid.
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"Misogyny is ever-present, and we have to be there to support one another," she said.
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And with an ever-present chat bar, users can use text or voice to talk trash.
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In Huntington, it's just an ever-present problem, stumbling over heroin users and people shooting up.
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Cannabis is ever-present on Broad City, the Comedy Central series that shot her to fame.
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Yet while Amazon is an ever-present threat, start-ups still have certain advantages, Vrionis said.
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Uneventful, save for occasional run-ins with BTs and ever-present minor obstacles to adjust for.
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And we did not appreciate the ever present -- perhaps in subtle ways -- background of the war.
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The ever-present anti-Japan sentiment, a relic of Japan's 35-year occupation, has boiled over.
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Does this new approach take us down a dark path of invasive, ever-present biometric surveillance?
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Hardware-created vulnerabilities are ever-present, experiencing periodic failures of arrays of storage and processing computers.
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For many people, the ever-present weight of technology might suggest that culture is getting homogenized.
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And it's not just the sexism — it's the ever-present possibility of it, in every context.
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But what's beyond her black and blue pantsuits, her ever-present pearls and that prosecutorial zeal?
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Russia, which has already annexed Crimea, poses a ever-present threat to your borders and sovereignty.
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Access was an ever-present vibe, a collective mood, and embraced as content by some performers.
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That's why I occasionally found myself, despite the ever-present machine, focused only on the music.
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Yes, the news is ever present, issues in the Koreas, the president and on and on.
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Finally, the New York Excelsior are ever present in conversations of best team in the world.
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The subject of race, as in many places, is not easily discussed and yet ever-present.
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With his children playing an uncertain role, his son-in-law a possibly ever-present whisperer?
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During those years, purple and gold was ever-present on freeway ramps, playgrounds and city walls.
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Artemi Panarin's ever-present smile and polished scoring prowess are now firmly part of the Rangers.
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But in an age of ever-present cameras, it's getting a lot harder to pull off.
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They are saying the word racism, acknowledging that it is ever present and must be confronted.
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There is an ever-present threat of violence that staff are allowed to use against you.
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They are ever-present — on our phones, our computers, our tablets and in our living rooms.
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Plus, the ever-present danger of Whispers hunting them could force the couple into new territory.
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I remember this dancing tongue of fire was supposed to be the ever-present Holy Spirit.
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It may not get the same attention as Ebola -- or now, Zika -- but it is ever present.
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And then there was the ever-present issue of Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act.
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Because this is an IRL courtroom drama, politics hangs in the air, barely mentioned but ever-present.
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With the ever present problem of radicalization on YouTube, this should certainly be at least somewhat concerning.
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So you get a nice, bright, ever present clock without worrying about wasting all of your battery.
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Meanwhile, ever present social media creates an appealing place to toss out questions in hopes of assistance.
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Conway was once Trump's most ever-present aide, who regularly appeared on TV for the White House.
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But thankfully, Ernest Green's lazy vocals are ever-present, grounding the project in its always-chill foundations.
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Making America into an ever-present threat has helped the Kims unify the nation behind their regime.
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The ever-present smoke has left a layer of black grime over everything, including the local residents.
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The Republicans live in fear of the president, his ever present shadow, and his underwater poll numbers.
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These games give us wonder in front of us paired with an ever-present danger from below.
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The ever-present specter of doom and gloom didn't stop some from having a jovial attitude though.
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The best part was that the only tool to be used was the ever present camera phone.
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Bach is the greatest master of the art—counterpoint is ever-present in his dizzyingly dense compositions.
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It's missing that untangible but ever present star quality that permeates through all of pop's best tracks.
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Gotta say ... he's about as genuine as they come -- unspotted by the ever-present phoniness of politics.
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As ever-present as women have been in the industry, they often weren't the big shot-callers.
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Engaged so closely with my immediate surroundings, I was able to drown out my ever-present anxieties.
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The images from Italy are ever-present on European television and everyone is holding their collective breath.
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So did the ever-present animus toward her, which remains, she writes, something she doesn't fully understand.
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Cullman has populated the stage with an ever-present chorus of singing Italian women and frantic children.
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Stripes, polka dots, lace and ever-present petal prints come together to create an eccentric new look.
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Many cooks think of beets as seasonless, ever-present near the onions and carrots at the supermarket.
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The hearing will take place against the ever-present backdrop of Russian hacking in the 2016 election.
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Even in the futures and pre-arrival markets, the risk of counterfeits is ever-present and growing.
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" As for the ever-present wine, she said "it set the tone for, 'welcome to our party.
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What if they didn't come out over time; what if the ever-present clue was time itself?
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Gang violence is an ever-present danger, especially for women and young people gangs try to recruit.
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And then there's the ever-present question of whether Mr. Trump does something dramatic to regain the attention.
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For the students in Parkland, the ever-present fear turned into reality — and heightened worries in other schools.
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Visit the city and the sea is ever-present; if not visually, then in its attitude and fashion.
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In black feathers, a leather corset and a cape, the character (Christian Lunn) is unnerving and ever-present.
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Dan Bilefsky and I also looked at how the campaign and the result affected Canada's ever-present regionalism.
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The certainty of death may be ever-present, but most people come to the theatre to celebrate life.
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In the auto industry's ever-present move toward SUVs and trucks, every company has to jump on board.
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As combat operations escalated in tandem with intensifying information warfare, state-sponsored censorship remained an ever-present specter.
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"The ever-present threat of cross-border terrorism shows the need for unlimited cooperation in future," Seehofer added.
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The heat was relentless, dehydration an ever-present risk as we canvased a 120-kilometer wide search grid.
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The youngest of our three children, Daniel was an ever-present light of happiness, affection and genuine compassion.
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This is ever present in every occidental nation I go it, if they call them that any more.
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Sadly, this kind of faux concern is ever present for parents, but especially moms, in the digital age.
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Bots have been ever-present since old-fashioned IRC chat rooms, automating tasks and saying "hi" to people.
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Relationships are tested not by rival suitors so much as the ever present gaze and gossip of peers!
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The ever-present pundits on cable news will begin shaping the conversation to encompass the desired talking points.
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As with everything in America's justice system, the issue of racial disparity is deeply intertwined and ever-present.
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To tackle these ever-present threats, companies, users, advocacy groups, and governments all need to do their parts.
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The challenges ahead are ever-present here in the vast oil fields of El Furrial, in northeastern Venezuela.
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The last five years were marked by serious reminders that security threats are ever-present and ever-evolving.
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They need the threat of possible Sunni extremism ever present in order to stay armed and in control.
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But with exceeding overtime requests for officers and an ever-present terror threat, Alles is looking to hire.
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There's also the ever-present threat of a leak if the apps or companies experience a data breach.
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The state continues to be ever-present and suffocating for Cubans seeking changes beyond the safety of business.
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And of course the danger of the high kick or the lead leg Brazilian kick is ever present.
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The ever-present surveillance state took this as a grave threat, and they nearly succeeded in destroying him.
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But just how much can this ever-present thing impact us -- and the way we act and feel?
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Even though his cameras were ever-present, van der Elsken's work didn't contain the least tinge of solipsism.
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Other employees expressed in The Verge's report the ever-present fear of saying "no" and being constantly overwhelmed.
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Primary among those goals is the prevention of nuclear terrorism — an ever-present danger confronting the United States.
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That vulnerability, ever-present since Mr. Sánchez took office last June, finally manifested itself in his budget vote.
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During the most recent New York Fashion Week: Men's, Raf Simons's spirit seemed to be especially ever-present.
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"The threat of pandemic influenza is ever-present," Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the WHO's director-general, said in a statement.
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The line between hunter and hunted becomes blurred, however, as the sense of a looming oppressor is ever-present.
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He awakened an ever-present tendency in ALL humans to reduce each other's beautiful humanity to tweet-length summations.
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The country Trump painted during his turn in the spotlight is clouded in corruption, crime, and ever-present threats.
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Cutting back with the Carters Rosalynn Carter has been ever-present by her husband's side at the annual project.
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Add climate problems to the political instability and ever-present threat of violence, and a lasting peace becomes elusive.
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Rather, Beatty's film is a romance between two younger Tinseltown characters with Hughes looming ever-present in the background.
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This, combined with the ever-present discord between Nigeria's ethnic groups, can spell trouble where fake news is concerned.
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Shooting the ground brings up a mention of "that sneering trickster, the G-Man"; he's ever-present here, too.
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Graft remains ever-present in the lives of most Nigerians, and opponents accuse Mr Buhari of fighting it selectively.
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Egypt also faces the ever-present challenge of preventing the conflict in Libya from spilling over its western border.
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Whether it's leading a team meeting, pitching a client or keynoting an industry event, speaking opportunities are ever-present.
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At the end of the day the logic of brute force and the ever-present threat of violence remained.
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Even if a fundamental shift seems unlikely, the threat of a damaging row with China will be ever present.
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Horii is now 64, which means that the series has been an ever-present factor in his adult life.
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People who work in areas where mosquitoes are ever-present might also benefit from wearing long pants and sleeves.
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His spirit, his generosity, his joie de vivre was just ever present, and so he created a wonderful role.
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Because I recognized that deep, ever-present rage one would have to have to commit such a terrible crime.
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So what happens when another entity enters relationships between parents and children, including the ever-present smartphone and tablet?
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Despite his absence from the Senate this year, McCain was ever-present in Trump's time in the White House.
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So the three rings of Movement (for calories) Exercise and Standing can now be ever-present if you wish.
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It fell out of favor after the 1920 Olympics, but has been ever-present in the program since 1972.
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This creates an ever-present pressure to move clients to investment options that will generate returns for the firm.
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But debate on how these focal points for startup formation, training and IT activity fund themselves is ever-present.
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Wright provokes with this work, recalling the ever-present exploitation of Black bodies in popular culture and the media.
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And then there's the ever-present spectre of Ireland's draconian licensing laws, forcing the music to stop at 3am.
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Both channeled questions ever present here: Why did Germans under Hitler abandon their humanity — and who and what survived?
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But many people prefer life there to the refugee camps, despite the rubble and ever-present reminders of death.
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And ever present is the enchantment of his voice, one that is at turns exuberant, humorous, unsentimental, imaginative, keen.
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For those born poor on the island, he said, the temptation to earn a living illegally is ever-present.
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You can visit an emperor penguin colony, go whale hunting or just bask in the frontier's ever-present solitude.
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Mill followed Alexis de Tocqueville in identifying "the tyranny of the majority" as an ever-present danger in democracies.
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"Morality is a job for priests," he deadpanned in a recent interview, between puffs of an ever-present cigarette.
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Official functions can be grueling with long hours, travel, endless hand-shaking, speeches and the ever-present media scrutiny.
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Think of boot camp or basic training, and the ever-present menace of the drill sergeant comes to mind.
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It was my first time home since my dad died a few months earlier, and grief was ever present.
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But even after two decades, the sensation of being on the edge of a slippery slope is ever-present.
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People who walk to freedom often carry that strain for the rest of their lives, invisible, but ever-present.
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In the Trump GOP, that subtext is ever-present: Brown people are scary, and they're coming to kill you.
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And that is why the idea of death — the absolute nearness of it — has been ever-present for me.
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Still, they are invisible in the struggling town itself, where before knots of two or three were ever-present.
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All the images come from 4x5 negatives and illustrate his love for ritual and sculpture, ever-present in his practice.
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If Italy is to dispel the ever-present air of crisis, a much more far-sighted deal will be needed.
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The format was unchanged, with the Italians joined by the ever-present Soviets, Yugoslavia and, for the first time, England.
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Isabella's righteous anger — often swallowed by necessity, to be sure, but nonetheless ever-present — drives the rest of the plot.
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INSURANCE is banking's boring cousin: it lacks the glamour, the sky-high bonuses and the ever-present whiff of danger.
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But what comes with being the best in the business is the ever-present threat of losing that top spot.
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The highest temperatures were consistently over the planet's Great Red Spot, an ever-present storm system larger than two Earths.
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There's unpredictable weather, changes in soil quality and the ever-present possibility that pests and disease may pay a visit.
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The video essay is Gravenor's attempt to make sense of her trauma, which remains serpentine, meandrous, never subsiding, ever present.
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Even China, an ever-present campaign trail piñata, has been spared in deference to existential concerns on the Korean Peninsula.
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As they approach the pyramid from the outside, the tour even includes audio of Cairo's deafening and ever-present traffic.
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And although Millennials grew up with the Internet as well, it wasn't such an ever-present force in their lives.
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She was banished from the digital universe, its ever-present symphony of data reduced to a pervasive and unsettling quiet.
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With the ever-present distrust between many communities and law enforcement, community policing programs should be supported rather than defunded.
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She may be gone now, but Leia — and the woman who called herself the princess/general's custodian — remains ever-present.
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Ricci prefers bespoke suits — the bigger the plaid, the better — and his ever-present trilby is always cocked just so.
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It's not ever-present, but it is poorly handled in part due to the design of the game's main story.
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"Brexit is ever-present in the consulting room," said Sarah Niblock, chief executive of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy.
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But the bulk of the February 0003 footage came from citizen journalists with cellphones and the ever-present Unicorn Riot.
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Playing out behind the scenes of this year's Eurovision were the ever-present political tensions in Israel, the host country.
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Active night or day, they are driven by an enormous appetite and the ever-present need to feed their young.
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I wanted to understand how to live in a world where death is so ever-present that it animates life.
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The fear that something bad will happen is ever-present in Idlib, now the last opposition-held province in Syria.
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Steyer — shadowed by an ever-present campaign camera crew and with a phalanx of campaign staffers — was in his element.
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There is the ever-present risk of succumbing to "Wall Streeters bearing fees," as he describes deal-hungry investment bankers.
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Wozniacki has been ever present at the tournament since 2015 but is retiring after the Australian Open later this month.
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In Unnikrishnan's imaginings, this ever-present threat of displacement comes to the fore only during his characters' most naked moments.
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With the advent of cheap, ever-present electronic communication, the agency has morphed into a multi-billion dollar spam folder.
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Then, South Korea was a dictatorship, protests were outlawed and the threat of torture, imprisonment and martial law ever-present.
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You're writing at least three separate timelines that have to interact with one another as if it's all ever-present.
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But it was a sobering reminder, welcome or not, of the ocean's ever-present dangers: sharks, riptides, razor-sharp reefs.
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This emphasis was ever-present in Fred's life — in everyday exchanges at home, in speeches, in scripts and in songs.
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In revolutionary America, there was the ever-present fear of mobs descending on a publisher over coverage they didn't like.
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It is still up to the adults in charge to act on dangers that are now well known and ever present.
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Scientists have called for increased research on whether these ever-present plastic fragments travel up the food chain in this way.
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She says she has been handling her husband's death as best she can, with her children ever present in her mind.
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When the underrepresentation of women is the norm, gender inequality becomes like background noise — so ever-present it doesn't even register.
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You can't rely on basic concepts like an ever-present desktop or the ability to hide one active app behind another.
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At the time, I mentioned that I would be amenable to visiting the war room, should an opportunity ever present itself.
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The video essay is Vanessa Gravenor's attempt to make sense of her trauma, which remains serpentine, meandrous, never subsiding, ever present.
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They never did reach a grand bargain, so now the federal government is stuck with the ever-present threat of sequestration.
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Although the iPhone remains ever-present among regular and high-profile users alike, Apple's wearable hasn't achieved the same apparent ubiquity.
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Lambert's only backup was a five-person, mostly acoustic band and an ever-present cup spiked with her beloved Tito's vodka.
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But with the ever-present threat of climate change on the brain, reactions to Phil's verdict this year were pretty mixed.
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The teen excelled in high school with the help of his ever-present aide, earning him a spot at the college.
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Comedy and political parodies are effective therapeutic tools to cope with the ever-present source of stress that is Donald Trump.
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While so many go out and protest the small evils, the big evils are ever present and welcomed into our homes.
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"There's the ever-present kid in me who remembers watching the Oscars at a very early age," Korins tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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But as any New Orleanian will tell you, the threat of a hurricane that time of the year is ever-present.
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Ralph Lauren is known for the ever-present polo shirt and for dressing icons like first ladies and Team USA athletes.
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They're betting that strong economic growth and the Republican tax-cut law can overcome the ever-present controversies surrounding Trump's tenure.
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But unfortunately, gender-based wage differences still exist, and for many women, discrimination in the workplace is an ever-present concern.
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Of course there's the ever-present threat of climate change, and fragmentation via increased road paving (pandas don't cross the street).
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Without the constant intrusive connection, the ever-present intensity and criticism, how was I supposed to understand what friendship looked like?
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These photos show how the wall serves as an ever-present reminder of Berlin's turbulent past, but also its triumphant recovery.
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And it's a reminder of the ever-present risk of pandemics — a risk for which experts say we're really not prepared.
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In another scene, Ms. Simpson went to visit Geffen Records' then-president Jordan Schur along with her ever-present dad, Joe.
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There are rats skittering across the platforms, men constantly spewing lewd and crude comments, and the ever-present stench of urine.
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In short, they have fewer resources to help them ride the creative destruction that is ever-present in a market economy.
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Enraged and irrational, he was incapable of hiding his contempt, which is ever-present, and heedless of his effect on others.
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In it, Baldwin smokes his ever-present Bette Davis cigarette and takes America to task for its wrongs and its failures.
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Bias against women, particularly against moms and women of color, is ever present in our nation and has been for generations.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his final speech — the evening before he was killed — a floral arrangement is ever-present.
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Their inability to find or afford a decent apartment, even with a well-paying job, is an ever-present daily reality.
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Their strong reaction to criticism of their country tends to stem from a single, ever-present fear of perceived unequal treatment.
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Before going outside, Leroy Bracey recites Psalms 121, a daily reassurance that God is ever-present, protecting him wherever he goes.
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I'm Turkish by birth, and I grew up in a culture where the Kurdish issue is ever-present and remains sensitive.
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As many reviewers have already pointed out, the ever-present violence of this neighborhood is evident from the show's first episode.
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For people of a certain milieu, law is the ever-present backup career for a less-exciting but more-stable future.
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There is an ever-present fear that, as much as I hate to believe it, a patient could be manipulating me.
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More than journals, they are nearly ever-present witnesses to our daily movements and increasingly serve as extensions of our memories.
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In his lifetime he conned, threatened, and attacked multiple women for monetary gain, all the while feeding his ever-present drug addiction.
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My desire to resist and change a society that does not reflect our country's values of freedom and equality is ever-present.
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He is protected by an impenetrable and ever-present armor of enthusiasm that has helped him endure any setback, letdown or underestimation.
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I love you Diahann, and I will never forget your wisdom, generosity of spirit, and the ever present twinkle in you eye.
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The dangers they face are many: drought, volcanoes, and the ever-present possibility that the ground beneath their feet may split open.
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The flood of government and company funds allocated to deal with the issue has also revived the ever-present threat of corruption.
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However idiosyncratic and personal Allens' obsession is, it most openly demonstrates how past conversations about artworks are ever-present within them, unseen.
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Price reductions are an ever-present threat in the electronics category, as constant innovation causes products to become cheaper and more mainstream.
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The tension, and the ever-present possibility that Trump might one day dump Powell from the chairman's seat, remains a constant overhang.
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We don't even know how old Camille's half-sister, with her ever-present roller skates and vodka hidden in Sprite bottles, is.
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If there's one Kardashian we've been sleeping on (well, as much as anyone can with the ever-present reality show), it's Kourtney.
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These ceramic menageries are ever present in my memories and conscience, which invite them to grace the drawn pages of my portfolio.
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Voices Bloom and Living On Superstition feature live moments sculpted into ever-present representations of emotions felt then and now and later.
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But if hot-money flows are an ever-present threat, would it not make more sense to have controls permanently in place?
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Fear that he would inherit the disease or pass it along to his children became an ever-present fixture in his life.
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Government, however, remains an ever-present force in the operations of any company, technology or otherwise, and can be friend or foe.
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Its snappy sense of humor ever-present, Twitter began minting jokes quicker than ... well, the White House mints North Korea summit coins.
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Washington (CNN)Nearly ever present by the President's side, perhaps no one is more responsible for the Trump agenda than Stephen Miller.
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Were you ever present when Trump and Mr. Cohen discussed Stormy Daniels, since it was all over the news that that occurred?
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Even former Reagan administration officials — like the seemingly ever-present, pro-Trump talking head Jeffrey Lord — have sought to equate the two.
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We should always be wary of entrepreneurs selling utopia — even more so today, when an expanded, ever-present media fuels American capitalism.
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The gaming community's overwhelming and ever-present Fear of Missing Out means that a lot of us dedicate precious little time backtracking.
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"At face value, I think mostly due to Homer's ever-present antics, that their relationship would not be healthy," says Grinonneau-Denton.
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Keep in mind that that's without taking ever-present inefficiencies into account, as we're always bleeding power from one source to another.
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Thirty years after its fall, the wall serves as an ever-present reminder of Berlin's turbulent past, but also its triumphant recovery.
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Reports citing those ever-present "people close to the president" said that despite his public bluster, Mr. Trump is worried about impeachment.
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But behind every case is an imbalance of power, invisible to those who possess it, and ever-present for those who don't.
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It'll be fun trying to manage all of it amidst a pandemic and the ever-present flooding north Georgia seems to hold.
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Brilliantly, the Weinstein-esque character in another recent film, The Assistant, was portrayed as both suffocatingly ever-present and sort of invisible.
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And one can't forget the ever-present threat of Amazon, which is rumored to be considering partnering with beauty supplier Violet Grey.
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Eventually we start to feel more fully the child ever-present in the adults who are both reading and writing kids' books.
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Amid all of her ambitions for the college, Ms. Collado is also planning to be an ever-present force on the campus.
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The play-by-play coverage of events in the fast-paced, ever-present media outlets can be a trauma trigger for some.
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"In many districts like Darrell's and mine, having President Trump an ever-present figure is a drag on the ticket," she said.
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In today's workplace where email and Slack conversations are as common as in-person meetings, the perils of miscommunication are ever-present.
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Congress is likely to pass the fewest number of bills in forty years, and the threat of government shutdown is ever present.
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The new approach aims to tackle the ever-present threat of fires in Dhaka's crowded slums, while improving living conditions for residents.
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The president's acting chief of staff has spared himself from the ever-present Trump ax in part by letting Trump be Trump.
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It's an all-purpose getup, accessorized with steel-rimmed shades, an unruly mop of cherry-tone hair and an ever-present cigarette.
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Growing up in the district of Thamesmead and Bexleyheath, two of the key areas the paper covers, News Shopper was ever present.
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The pitted floor beneath is a chaos of scuff marks, indentations, and scratches, an ever-present reminder of the building's robust mechanical history.
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Her perpetually hinted at vulnerability now seemed ever present, and those who'd seen a beacon in Britney now saw themselves as her caregivers.
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Her simple Shellstrop-style explanation of ever-present death should be taught in schools as a tool to confront our own existential crises.
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These old and new stories would all trod familiar territory — namely, the ever-present challenges to and dangers of the experience of womanhood.
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On the other side of the market, bustling plutocrats are an ever-present source of demand for temporary accommodation and bursts of luxury.
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Ohtani's ever-present Japanese media horde and modern Babe Ruth act served as a sideshow that attracted more attention inside Trout's big tent.
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Then there is the treadmill of quarterly results—with the ever-present risk that Wall Street will punish even short-term slip-ups.
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The problem is particularly pressing around Bali, where the effects on its tourism industry, sea life, and health are an ever-present threat.
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Even your ever-present pokédex was more useful: this time around it was sentient, and would provide tips in case you got stuck.
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So for the upcoming Surface phone, the rumor remains the same: Ever present but also absent of any physical evidence of its existence.
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But that's sort of half the battle with a wearable – an ever-present reminder that you can always push yourself a bit harder.
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Here's the ever-present reminder that this is a first-time product from a new company that has yet to ship a device.
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Trump's ever-present need for praise, meanwhile, makes him extremely vulnerable to manipulation; look to his response to Russian President Vladimir Putin's actions.
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Driving to the beach as a child with the radio on, what hit you was the ever-present thud of the 4/4.
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That's the ever-present danger of having a skilled fundraiser with deep connections to K Street near the top of the executive branch.
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Ethics and its relationship to aesthetics (encapsulated in Wittgenstein's dictum that the two are "one and the same") is an ever-present concern.
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Its impenetrable mist was at the center of its horror, an ever-present adversary that seemed to close in and choke the player.
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Both title contenders have scored points in every round this season but reliability, or the lack of it, remains an ever-present concern.
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The earnest and urgent way sign language is used between family members continually evokes their ever-present care and concern for each other.
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If the full game can add a little more ever-present danger, this seamlessness will help make it a gripping, "always-on" experience.
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Neo-Luddism is an ever-present threat that can certainly slow down the development of new technologies—as has indeed happened with transgenics.
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Bill Berkson, poet and art critic, was the ever-present third man from the left in the group photographs that chronicle the era.
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The Holy Temple may have been physically absent, but it was psychologically ever-present, for many in the form of an unappeasable yearning.
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People own homes in and live in states — therefore state governments are ever present in the day-to-day lives of all Americans.
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It turns out that when a monster is on the loose, Japan's ever-present trains are good for more than just transporting people.
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Why it matters: The firm's latest fund is its largest yet, showing that there's an ever-present appetite for investing in consumer startups.
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Sometimes it feels as though we've lost the ability to maintain meaningful ties with others without the help of our ever-present devices.
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Here, the ever-present snake grows antlers, which rip through the ground like growing trees, while hooved and horned animals flee burning forests.
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As a result, the drivers were being much more careful on the climb to avoid an shunt into those ever-present straw bales.
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Besides the ever-present fear of ticks, it was a relaxing way to spend a few days — lots of coffee and inane banter.
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With a fast-approaching election, and, of course, a seemingly ever-present patriarchy, working towards gender equality should be a year-round effort.
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The threat of transnational criminal organizations is ever-present as they smuggle drugs, weapons, cash and people in support of their criminal enterprises.
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One might wish for a little more push or a little more speed, but relentlessness is ever-present everywhere else at the moment.
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He gazed out the window at the parking lot full of trucks, the Interstate beyond, the ever-present vultures hanging in the air.
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Some experts say complacency about the maintenance of the system is leaving millions vulnerable and governments still warn of the ever-present risks.
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Add to that aggressive recruitment strategies by established firms, the risk for turnover is ever present by opportunistic employees seeking the greener grass.
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There were several girls ever present in the clubs who were magic—dazzling spirits who dusted those nights with an air of fantasy.
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The post-scene debriefing unfolded as normal, including the ever-present question about how I'd shown "reverence for human life" during the scene.
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Khaled Dawoud, a journalist targeted by Mr. Sabry, said that although he escaped unscathed, the threat of revived criminal charges is ever-present.
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On one side, you have the stomach-swooping thrill that comes from building excitement; on the other, the ever-present possibility of disappointment.
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For Clinton, the appearance likely helped her with her ever-present favorability problem, particularly among younger viewers who remain more skeptical of her candidacy.
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Driving, flying, and (rarely) boating around the pseudo-United States of The Crew 2, it's hard to ignore the ever-present feeling of emptiness.
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"Mothers are hardly ever present in video games, and when they are they're usually something that's vulnerable that you need to protect," says Gray.
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It's a strange sort of legacy, but it's the kind that's ever present – the dreaded spinning pinwheel or beach ball or wheel of death.
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The latest drop features an exclusive Adidas sneaker that taps into the ever-present "dad sneaker" trend which shows no signs of slowing down.
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It's so ever-present that it can be easy to tune out, which makes the Sundance documentary The Cleaners pack such a devastating wallop.
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Supernatural loves to zoom in on Claire's wary face, just in case you forgot her main character status — or her ever-present death wish.
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This week we recorded as a trio: Connie Loizos holding down the studio with our guest, the ever-present Jeff Clavier of Uncork Capital.
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Not only do these everyday actions normalize an ever-present toxicity online, they pave the way for the worst kinds of abuses to flourish.
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"There's no doubt this leaves a Damocles sword hanging over Lopez Obrador's head," he said, invoking a metaphor that describes an ever-present peril.
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In my mind, their faces blurred softly and their injuries faded into the ever-present background of yellow hospital gowns, wheelchairs, and parallel bars.
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Sheila Jackson Lee whether Hicks was ever present when Trump and Cohen discussed Daniels, according to a transcript released of the closed-door interview.
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Physical mistreatment was rare, but the armed guards and the ever-present snipers in the watchtowers were constant reminders of the residents' new status.
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Even with the ever-present danger of wildfires in California, where many prepare bags for quick evacuation, the ferocity of these fires stunned residents.
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The year is 2005, and U.S. military operations are ever present, but Marwand is more concerned with the escape of the family's fearsome dog.
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Robert C. Byrd, the longest-serving senator, was perhaps the best known, sometimes whipping out his ever-present pocket Constitution to make a point.
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His ever-present white marker in hand, a combination of body paint and other materials, he resumed adorning her face with continuous patterned lines.
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And for many users, the devoted Bixby button on the phone's left side will serve as an ever-present reminder of the assistant's shortcomings.
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With his sleepy eyes and long, boyish face punctuated by a goatee, Lil Money was almost ever-present in the sporadic Greedy Giddy vlogs.
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But it's useful to re-contextualize the ever-present gun, to move it outside its usual habitat to get a closer look at it.
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Maigret cleans his ever-present pipe, tapping it gently on his desk and then scraping it out until the witness breaks down and talks.
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It is just that he craves peace and solitude, often to collect his thoughts and catalog them on his ever-present yellow legal pad.
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One month before The Wrong opened, she invited artists to show new or recent work that considers hyper-connectivity and the ever-present rush.
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Ms. Gifford and Ms. Kotb, and their ever-present glasses of wine, have been a fixture of NBC's morning lineup for the last decade.
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The decision resurrected questions about how the military treats detainees and how soldiers should conduct themselves in places where lethal danger is ever present.
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"You've got a conference and dinner party at the Japanese embassy regarding wildlife protection," says ever-present radio assistant Jody in an early exchange.
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Ever present with her was the knowledge that had her ancestors settled in Germany rather than England, her life might have been very different.
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That line of attack was ever-present in Tuesday's debate, with Scott repeatedly arguing that Nelson had done little with his time in Washington.
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From smart street lights focused on San Diego's mosques to the entrapment of three young Somali men in Minneapolis, the surveillance is ever present.
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You take one pretty, thin, usually white woman with perpetually wavy hair and ever-present makeup (even when she's just gotten out of bed).
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It adds a little authenticity, providing an answer to that ever-present found footage question of why they're filming and why they keep filming.
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The prestige of Camera Work cannot be ignored at the turn of the century and his voice is ever present in their frequent correspondence.
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Today, the Marketplace sits in a dedicated tab at the bottom of Facebook's app, where its ever-present red badge forces you to click through.
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No one was injured, fortunately; but the rubble serves as a sobering reminder of the ever present dangers of our fragile coastal rocks and cliffs.
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With the ever-present distaste the markets have for instability, there's question over how many wildcat moves from Trump it will be able to stomach.
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"It mostly affected my social life, I don't feel like my full personality was ever present, and instead of facing ridicule, I hid," she says.
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Photos might be altered to tweak the sky, shine up the medals on a general's chest, or to erase Kim Jong Un's ever-present cigarette.
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While the planet was ever-present in the background in season 1, the show is now bringing in the Martian point of view as well.
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Just how I like my tech companies: ever-present and tracking my every move while tripping over themselves to convince me they're not even there.
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Indeed, there is an ever-present undercurrent at Wellesley that whispers, occasionally screams, that one should support Hillary because she is part of the sisterhood.
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The throughline is Negan's ever-present charisma, enabling him to earn the priest's respect, as well as his assistance in breaking through the zombie horde.
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In the Middle East, "tensions are ever-present but it hasn't moved the market much because everyone is waiting on U.S. supply data," Baruch said.
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As the use of mobile devices is becoming increasingly widespread, users have an ever-present and personal tool to store and present their digital identity.
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From falling leaves to failing bodies: Firestone gently registers the uncanniness of the dying body; it is both ever-present and already receding into memory.
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A security guard then literally closes the door on Misty's face, and her ever-present lawful conscious, as she watches Sugar whisper in Luke's ear.
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One thing that's ever-present in the footage is just this incredible companionship and friendship of doing something wildly ambitious with their tribe of people.
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However, divisions that existed within the conference before are ever present now, and some members are already feeling like the GOP Is repeating past mistakes.
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Still, his music was ever-present at family get-togethers, school dances, and when I went to college, at every single party white people threw.
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Behind it, the imposing buildings of Detroit's business district rose up all around us, an ever-present reminder of the city's connection to the music.
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It wasn't the sound of distant gunfire in the still air of early morning or the ever-present police helicopter that awoke me from slumber.
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That was clear as he caught Bisping flush and sent him to the mat, that rear hand forward and ready for GSP's ever present jab.
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And by better times, we mean that the stock market, despite multiple predictions of that ever-present correction right around the corner, can keep climbing.
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That is an ever-present question in Silicon Valley during any lull in the flow of shining private companies that get anointed as public companies.
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And beneath its surface beats the potent, timely pulse of the ever-present drive for money, and what it causes men and women to do.
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Back in the 1950s, transgender people were an ever-present part of the lively clubs and bars of Bugis Street, Singapore's former red light district.
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A majority of Americans are concerned about the crisis, but it's an ever-present one, and thus not likely to lead the news most days.
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While the outcome of the summit will ultimately fall on the shoulders of a handful of individuals, the shadow of Iran will be ever present.
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But it was ever-present, causing many of the world's most accomplished women to wince in dismay as their arrows refused to land as directed.
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Trains thread through the narrative, and behind each there's the ever-present specter of the train that would have carried Lily to the concentration camps.
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But they had remained publicly circumspect about the aide who, throughout the Republican primary process, was an ever-present figure at the elder Trump's side.
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Beyond potential privacy pitfalls, though, there's the ever-present question about what kind of impact these AI-supported interactions have on our very human relationships.
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Ever-present in many voters' minds is Biden's habit of misspeaking, and using language that reflects the age in which he became a national figure.
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In a bygone era, patriotic posters appealing to our best selves were ever-present at schools, in factories and offices, in the local grocery window.
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America's history is filled with violent incidents between Black Americans and law enforcement that are an ever-present source of contention in communities of color.
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We live in the shadow of an ever-present threat that our insatiable desire for energy would consume the entire world, without sparing us either.
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While the specter of Vietnam and the doomed, brutal war there is ever present, the surfing in the foreground is equally important to Big Wednesday.
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Characters are struggling to live life after political failure, finding ways to resume their resistance to a value system that remains ever-present and crushing.
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The ever-present buttes, mountains, and rock formations rise from the horizon that's is consistently some distance away that's totally undecipherable by the human eye.
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"There is also an ever-present risk of rates falling back to the lower bound − This argues for more pre-emptive easing," Folkerts-Landau said.
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It's not an ever-present HUD feature; you have to bring it up with a button, pausing the action, making it easy to forget about.
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President Trump will remain a major, ever-present story for us, and domestic reporting of all kinds will be a permanent fixture of our programming.
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And in a way, it is a member of our family, ever-present in our home and loved beyond what is rational or even explicable.
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Although the Playhouse might not be the star generator it was in its 20th-century heyday, its alumni system is vast, loyal and ever-present.
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"When I took off my costume, it was the fight between me, my true personality, and our traditions" — the conflict, in essence, is ever-present.
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Given the ever-present threat of Islamist terrorism, Western governments must keep asking their Saudi allies tough questions about their support for this poisonous ideology.
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In a sea of rote sequels, "Baby Driver," about a kindhearted getaway driver with tinnitus and an ever-present iPod, gave ticket buyers something novel.
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Standing by his side, smiling at her husband, shaking hands with world leaders, she is an ever-present companion on Benjamin Netanyahu's frequent trips abroad.
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While his guilt has been an ever-present factor, this season finds him dealing with a public reckoning after a reporter digs into Bojack's past.
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Despite the usual, ever-present economic, political and geopolitical concerns, is there anything else to suggest that the world could spiral into another financial meltdown?
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So the citizens relied on the ambulance to deal with the ever-present and potentially lethal problem, repairing the results instead of preventing the cause.
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Two exhibitions that spelled out the challenges facing Western democracies were held in Vienna, where a bloodstained history of nationalism and authoritarianism is ever-present.
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The mixed motives behind U.S. intervention in conflict — national interest, international law and universal values — vary depending upon the administration, but they are ever present.
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The synthesizer is a manifestation of the postmodern fetishization of the 'importance' of the real, and the ever-present pull of the fabricated, the artificial.
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No longer restricted to summertime, Ever Present is the latest iteration of The Getty's interdisciplinary programming, this time focused on ephemeral performances and artistic networks.
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There is an ever-present patina of sweetness and grace—they are, after all, on camera—but beneath it is a deep and unmistakable arrogance.
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Even though they are ever-present in our environment and our bodies, many are never thoroughly tested for safety—and some are never tested at all.
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But as Trump prepares to take the oath of office Friday, the future of his ever-present Android smartphone is now a matter of national security.
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UC-Irvine released another report yesterday that surveyed the "ever-present dome of methane that hovers over the region" of Los Angeles, Orange, and Riverside counties.
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The overhand is still ever present but fighters tend to throw single shots with certainty rather than pump punches in bunches for the sake of activity.
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One thing not with him over the weekend, besides Kourtney Kardashian, was the ever-present reality TV cameras, which have often trailed him in Sin City.
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Implausible as it sounds, public worry about the poles flipping seems to be ever-present, typically backed by real evidence of the Earth's magnetic field weakening.
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These flights have been particularly useful to the Baltic members of NATO, including neighboring Lithuania, where advanced Russian systems pose an immediate and ever-present threat.
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The connection may have saved his life, but because veins are not built to withstand such pressure, the danger of life-threatening rupture was ever present.
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His speech is cheerfully peppered with expletives, and no subject of conversation is off limits: the sunny triad of politics, religion, and sex is ever present.
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Users could be banned for anything at all, often without recourse, and living with that ever-present anxiety was part of what kept posters in line.
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Rather, the focus is on capturing the spirit of an unlikely artist, whom Hawkins successfully depicts as lovable, charming, witty, and with an ever-present smirk.
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It was a place that retained its culture with very little Western influence, and the hospitality was ever present — even in the souks, restaurants, stores, etc.
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But race is ever-present anyway; white folk are not shy of telling him that black victims of police violence did something to earn their fate.
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Brazil, who will be making their 21st World Cup appearance, remain the only ever-present side at the finals and had qualified long before Tuesday's drama.
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There are the nauseating archetypes known to anyone who's ever been clubbing: the leering loner, the shady dealer, the aged silverback raver, the ever-present bro.
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The perfectly-coiffed Kardashian BFF seems to be ever-present on the edges of pap pics, and routinely shows up in random scenes of the show.
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Shaped by the threat of nuclear war, the cultural imagination took a catastrophic turn in the 1970s—one ever-present future was no future at all.
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With Latin American news dominated by the Venezuelan crisis and regional groups issuing statements condemning the Supreme Court move, Venezuela's turmoil is ever present in Ecuador.
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Corey Lewandowski, Trump's former campaign manager and a ever-present outside adviser, said Sunday that his advice to Kelly would be don't try to change Trump.
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The ever-present threat of those cabals served, in the logic of the die-hard plot-spotter, as a sturdy justification for Hoover's own conspiratorial behavior.
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She's also a spokesperson for spirits Captain Morgan and Smirnoff and -- like many celebs -- is often called on to attend events where alcohol is ever present.
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"By showing a world without any obvious human presence I could focus more on the ever-present conflict between natural landscape and human progress," notes Schoerner.
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Nearly two years later, such traumatic experiences remain ever-present in the media, as new disclosures emerge and dominate our conversations about politics and pop culture.
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It's about pacing and iteration, the constant introduction of new elements and ever-present creativity in showing off newer and tougher ways to contend with them.
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Dragon, whose ever-present captain's hat left no doubt about which half of the duo he was, died of renal failure in Prescott, Arizona, Boll said.
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The deal is an impressive feat for Elliott at a time when the value of elite running backs is an ever-present question in the league.
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U.S.-Russia relations have not been this frail since the Cold War and terrorism and proliferation are ever present dangers to the U.S. and global security.
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Apart from the banter and hijinks of Littlefoot's rag-tag group of friends, another ever-present characteristic of "The Land Before Time" is the land itself.
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Rather than search for a new excuse for global hegemony, what we need is restraint in the face of the ever-present temptation to use force.
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At every turn, Ruff has great fun pitting mid-20th-century horror and sci-fi clichés against the banal and ever-present bigotry of the era.
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Uber has become such an ever-present and ubiquitous force that it has changed not only the way we drive, but also the way we live.
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As directed by Woodie King Jr., from a script by Laurence Holder, he tells the tales with an ever-present smile and only a few props.
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For Gay, her body is at once a jagged emotional wound and a banal but ever-present inconvenience brought on by the small-mindedness of others.
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As is the case for many of my friends of color, the criminal justice system has since become an ever-present shadow looming over my life.
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The distress, though palpable and ever-present, just couldn't overcome the solace these families found in one another, no matter how negatively they affected each other.
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While fleeing the ever-present paparazzi, Diana, along with Fayed and driver Henri Paul, was killed in a car crash in Paris on August 31, 1997.
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Pauline Bloom, the provincial wildlife manager for the area, said visitors who get overwrought are usually from places where venomous snakes are an ever-present threat.
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Thus far, no armed group has overtly targeted medical workers, but the risk of being caught in a cross fire is ever-present, even in cities.
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If Germany is to be praised it is precisely because its history is ever-present, its struggle ongoing, and not because that history has been overcome.
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It's a far cry from 20 years ago, when Mr. Geddes, a voluble fellow in ever-present red pants, switched from Midnight Madness fan to employee.
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Justify has earned $0003 million on the track, but the risk of an injury that could derail his lucrative future as a sire was ever-present.
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Pronoun accuracy was an ever-present backdrop to her reporting: "The kids talked passionately about what they called being misgendered and being misnamed," Ms. Hartocollis said.
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Parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, cousins sat in front of tall white candles to eat chicken soup, sweet kugel, the ever-present braided challah bread.
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His ever-present yet sometimes inscrutable presence was the subject of a documentary, "Lynch: A History," which premiered at the Seattle International Film Festival this year.
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The term is popularly used to describe the recognition of distant African roots that are ever-present in countries like Brazil, Colombia, and the Dominican Republic.
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This predictability was the perfect escape from a regime of keeping vigil at hospitals, the panic of awaiting test results, the ever-present taste of fear.
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All of this, while adjusting from West to East Coast culture and reconnecting with my Muslim father, a foreign government official, whose absence was ever present.
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Ever-present splits among governments will deepen as rich and poor countries bicker over the EU's seven-year budget, which must be agreed on in 2020.
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And the aura of spirituality implicit in the many radiant abstract shapes that had, for decades, floated like power generators through the work, remained ever-present.
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And that's without getting into the other story lines about ancient immortal races and body swaps and the ever-present threat of demons in the world.
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The controversy has undertones of the ever-present ethnic tension in Belgium between the French-speaking Walloons and the Flemish, who speak a dialect of Dutch.
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Zaillian divulged the intentions and meaning behind the quiet, but ever-present, feline that Stone adopted after he found it outside the crime scene at Andrea's townhouse.
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The real question here is about perfection: the standards by which women are judged, and the seemingly ever-present, imposed need to airbrush the images of women.
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Alex and her friends are seemingly always talking, but unlike most games, where the experience stops so conversation can happen, in Oxenfree it's an ever-present phenomenon.
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Congress and the Supreme Court may go in and out of session, but the President is the Energizer Bunny of American politics -- always on and ever present.
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Sick of the ever-present pressure to fit some kind of "beach body" standard, we kicked off this summer with a single mission: Take back the beach.
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But there's a lot more going on here — most notably, a convergence of today's ever-present tensions between generations, ideologies, and pre-internet and post-internet culture.
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What they discovered says a lot about our modern concepts of work and private space as well as the ever-present need to charge our electronic devices.
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" And then, to emphasize the point of YouTube stars transcending TV, Stewie points to the ever-present Fox logo on the bottom of the screen saying, "This?
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Clinton and Trump, ever-present figures on television and in popular culture for decades, are the biggest stars to face off in a general election in generations.
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The Female Lead is a non-profit organization dedicated to making women's stories more visible and offering alternative role models to those ever-present in popular culture.
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You might be fighting a swarm of tiny Yoshi with a strict time limit, or trying to beat Fox while dealing with ever-present wind and earthquakes.
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" She can't stand cliches, so journalists, don't ever present a draft to her with phrases like "this just in," or "if you've been hiding under a rock.
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I love Jacob and Connor—we're all still friends—but I don't miss the power struggle that was ever-present when those two were on the road.
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While Salesforce birthed tools for online customer relationship management, it faces the ever-present threat of smaller companies picking off niches and turning them into big companies.
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An ever-present in the UFC lightweight division, Miller had a rough patch of form from July 2014 to March 2016, going 1-4 in the promotion.
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The Female Lead is a non-profit organisation dedicated to making women's stories more visible and offering alternative role models to those ever-present in popular culture.
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Because of this ever present shortage of elite talent at heavyweight, it's always exciting when a legitimately dangerous prospect begins chopping his way through the divisional ranks.
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The deli is built to handle its ever-present crowds, and as a result, I had to deal with four separate people to buy a pastrami sandwich.
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History reminds us that the forces of darkness are ever-present in the human soul and that few of us really have the capacity to be heroes.
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The ever-present black zip-up hoodie that he wears throughout the show is a piece from his own wardrobe, costume designer Catherine Marie Thomas tells PeopleStyle.
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And as of late, he has similarly taken on the role as an ever-present yet elusive character, where secrecy and puzzling intentions follow at every turn.
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Far from being a screed for sexual liberation, "Portnoy's Complaint" is a study in the ever-present pull between the tribal and the transgressive in modern life.
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In this age of ever-present selfies, the novelty of street photography has faded, as has the shock value of tattoos, piercings, cross-dressing and gender reassignment.
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Health concerns also raise costs, because the risk of rampant disease - an ever-present problem in China's livestock sector - is higher with more animals under one roof.
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Originally published in 1940, the fictional story of Bigger Thomas details how race dynamics and the wealth gap have always been an ever-present issue in America.
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As Su Shi's "Wood and Rock" goes to auction, we are reminded that the discussion of genuine and fake paintings is ever-present in Chinese art history.
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"The ever-present smells of roasting bones, searing fish, and simmering liquids; the noise and clatter, the hiss and spray, the flames, the smoke, and the steam."
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To this point, leaders from HHS and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have been the ever-present faces on television, telling Americans how to act.
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Since then, the theater (which is essentially in the basement of Gristedes and plagued by a mysterious and ever-present hissing noise) has hosted countless comedy performances.
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They're ever-present and not quite sinister, suggesting at once Macbeth's witches, a threefold deity, and — perhaps most pressingly in this very Irish Hamlet — the Catholic trinity.
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Sulfuric acid, sulfates, and dangerous heavy metals such as arsenic and mercury are an ever-present threat from waste rock, from tailings, and from the mine itself.
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Staying here means you're within walking distance of the major sites but also in a quieter corner, giving you a breather from Barcelona's ever-present tourist crush.
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The intention at its opening in 1996 most likely differed from a contemporary reading of the space, in which the changing climate is an ever-present influence.
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Plus, with up to 10 hours of listening time and super powerful, perfectly balanced sound, you'll have an ever-present soundtrack to get you through the day.
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So it's hard not to be charmed when listening to Khaled riff — and he does riff, rising and dropping his words to some ever-present internal vibe.
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Additionally, these exercises help ensure that the U.S. and South Korean military are ready to defend against the ever present threat of an attack from North Korea.
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"His now legendary art of improvisation was like walking a tightrope with the ever-present risk of falling," the orchestra said in a statement after his death.
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FutureHellNow is an installation and a performance space where Hockaday has constructed a potential domestic reality that integrates our less visible but ever present internal, perpetual panic.
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Like any other kind of celebrity, many social media stars have a heightened need for privacy, chiefly when it comes to the ever-present threat of online harassment.
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Through these interactions, Rees is able to reflect on shared trauma, privilege, and the ever-present burden of emotional labor in a way that always shows, never tells.
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His love and his care, ever present, always unfailing, took me from a girl to a woman — and he showed me what it is to be a man.
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A recent study suggests that the new gene-editing technology known as CRISPR/Cas9 may be able to eliminate this ever-present virus -- or at least suppress it.
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Speculation about President Donald Trump's mental state, ever-present since before his election, increased when he tweeted that his nuclear button was "much bigger" than Kim Jong-Un's.
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Cybercrime is a real and ever-present risk faced by all companies, so it is important that government, regulators and businesses work together to combat this growing threat.
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The soft sales may reflect consumer adoption of smartwatches, or a shift to consumers wearing watches less often now that mobile phones are ever-present time-telling devices.
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Although the civil war is an ever-present reality for the students, both brothers stress that SyriaScholar "has absolutely nothing to do with religion or politics," says Kinan.
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The "mountain of despair" that King spoke of 54 years ago remains an ever-present aspect of American society, as events in Charlottesville and elsewhere remind us of.
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The responsibility for another's well-being and the ever-present risk for potential harm to another from a misjudgment extracts a heavy emotional toll on health-care providers.
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Think Diablo, a fantasy action game driven by the ever-present lure of sweeter, more powerful loot, only replace the magic and monsters with Marvel heroes and villains.
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Tensions between the US and Iran have taken the adversaries to the brink of war in the last two months, and the risk of conflict is ever-present.
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Space sims are, in a way, a particularly broad and idiosyncratic iteration of the ever-present fantasy of a game where you can go anywhere and do anything.
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In Zonnebeke, in Ypres, at the Commonwealth cemetery of Tyne Cot and the German one in Langemark, death is ever-present; meaning, however, is harder to come by.
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Experts said the most experienced operators had long left the company because of meager wages and an atmosphere of paranoia fed by Mr. Maduro's ever-present secret police.
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But the most invigorating — and, thankfully, ever-present — guest artists were the players of the JACK Quartet, a perfect match for Ms. Hannigan's voracious search for new music.
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Low ceilings and narrow, ladderlike stairwells that require the use of hands to maneuver up and down all contribute to an ever-present opportunity to spread the virus.
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Obviously, black women could not even be raped under conditions of slavery because they were not even considered human beings, and that history is ever-present with us.
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But there's an ever-present danger that the car will come across a person in a setting unlike any it's seen before and, disastrously, fail to recognize them.
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There's an ever-present sadness, a recognition of mortality and of frailty that comes through the music, which is what makes it so powerfully appealing and so moving.
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The supernatural is ever-present in this Buddhist-influenced production, which begins and ends with a priest (Tsuyoshi Kijima) floating through on his boat like a benevolent Charon.
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His love and his care, ever present, always unfailing, took me from a girl to a woman -- and he showed me what it is to be a man.
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Considering how close Donaldson took his cut to the Skipper, and the ever-present chance of splintering or ricocheting, it seemed like a rather idiotic thing to do.
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In the culture of the military, a job in which the possibility of dying is ever-present, the proper way to treat death is with dignity and respect.
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Perhaps what this case elicits is the ever-present question in political and democratic life: Whether this dispute is for public debate or for a court of law.
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That latter discussion, like the never-ending American discussion of racism, is ever-present in Israeli political life but also, somehow, never quite the focus of the conversation.
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Although the issue of the monetary value-versus-cultural value is a highly contested topic of debate, Stealing Shadows subliminally articulates the ever-present disparity between the two.
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In other words, US-Iran relations have always teetered on a knife's edge, and it takes just a little push to make an ever-present dilemma much worse.
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Dangers are ever-present on the nation's borders, where on a typical day 9,400 pounds of drugs are seized and 23 wanted criminals are apprehended, according to the agency.
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They became so ever-present that in 1972, the US government was pushed into allowing girls to wear pants at public school under Title IX of the Education Amendments.
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While the market has enough supplies "for now," Iran's exports are slated to fall even more, Venezuela is deteriorating, and there's the "ever-present" threat of more Libyan disruption.
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Compared to Facebook or Google's conferences, both of which I attended this year, there isn't the ever-present feeling at WWDC that you're being placated into forgiving grievous sins.
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"Cybersecurity threats are real, ever-present and continuously changing," Suzanne Schwartz, a senior Food and Drug Administration official who helped draft the new rules, said in a blog post.
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The expo's organizers were less laissez faire, and the heavy hand of the state, from stifling security to pressure on state-owned enterprises to do deals, was ever-present.
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No DNA or semen were ever linked to any of these young men because, notwithstanding Trump's past and current pronouncements, none of them was ever present at the scene.
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And when it comes to the fantasy suites, Underwood says he looked forward to them — if for nothing but a chance to get away from the ever-present cameras.
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Because they are made of cut-up, repurposed plastic bottles, the subtext of recycling is ever-present, but in my read of the work, it is a secondary consideration.
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With plunging oil prices, China's serious economic troubles, and the ever-present possibility of a security crisis, one can hardly rule out the possibility of a big further drop.
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Ann Compton, a longtime White House correspondent for ABC News, wrote in an email on Monday that Ms. Lawn was "ever-present, and ever-supportive," of her fellow reporters.
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The ever-present myth of "toxic mold" has become well-established on the internet, ironically similar to the the way stubborn mold clings to indoor surfaces in damp environments.
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On the latest episode, which airs on VICELAND tonight, Local Natives embark on a journey to understand the ever-present drought that has plagued their home state of California.
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It's relatively simple work, but in a place where little girls get caught in the crossfire and kids have nicknames like Cancer, the prospect of death is ever-present.
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With enough focus on the low kicks and on convincing Diaz to roll away from left hands, McGregor's ever present left high kick could prove to be a force.
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There are no dragons or extended action sequences (hopefully?), but the political intrigue, unrelenting drama and ever present world-rending danger definitely give Westeros a run for its money.
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He says it is unclear whether lower pollution levels in Beijing this year are because of a fundamental improvement, or because of the weather (smog is still ever-present).
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So while the short-term effects appear minimal, a process to move from one of many to the vaunted minority of users could influence Twitter's ever-present harassment problem.
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Since these changes won't come any time soon, risk making will remain an ever present danger regardless of the good that private equity may do taken as a whole.
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Floods, storm debris and the ever-present lack of power mean a fleeting phone conversation may be their only link to the rest of the island for some time.
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Chuckie Denison took the podium at the United Steelworkers hall in Canton, Ohio, in his ever-present blue Good Jobs Nation T-shirt, flanked by people holding protest signs.
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Other images are atmospheric glimpses of an era that feels both bygone (horse-drawn wagons for delivering flowers) and ever-present (children on the stoops of Brooklyn's classic brownstones).
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Former Wimbledon runner-up Berdych has been an ever-present in the world's top 10 for the past six years, reaching a career high fourth spot a year ago.
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Art brings people together, it creates connection, it creates dialogue, it is ever-present and essential, it challenges, and from this challenge, we learn to think in new ways.
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Lisa Irwin's memory is still ever-present in the north Kansas City, Missouri, home from which she disappeared more than five years ago as a 10-month-old toddler.
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If you saw me, perhaps you'd attribute the ever-present dark circles under my eyes to the millennial condition of never switching off and always being on the clock.
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Students from Stoneman Douglas and other schools delivered speeches, some choked with emotion as they described living with violent memories, survivor's guilt and the ever-present shadow of fear.
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Its score (from Benjamin Wallfisch and the ever-present Hans Zimmer, detectable because your chair shakes when the music plays) lacks the pristine transcendence of the original Vangelis score.
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"You could create an ever-present collection of information that I hope doesn't happen," says Greene, who worries that kind of intense surveillance could affect more than just crime.
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The machine-like bodies were ever-present and allowed a level of eroticism in art that was not generally permitted at the time as the state became more puritanical.
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Cork prefers, instead, to focus on all of the other factors, those things beyond his control, that have allowed him to be both ever-present and in perpetual motion.
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But Happ's inconsistency this season has served as an ever-present reminder of the starting rotation's hole — a Verlander-caliber ace who can match up with the master himself.
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That stands in contrast to a wider retail industry outlook worldwide, shaped by the shuttering of long-established chains, changing consumer habits and the ever-present threat of Amazon.
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And the graphic news reports, the car bombs, the kidnappings, the ever-present fear in your gut that something terrible could happen to someone you love at any moment.
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At the Martinique, they found a desperate situation, with homeless families camped in squalid conditions, the threat of violence ever-present and the access to health care severely limited.
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There's the ever-present concern about protecting kids form predators, of course, but there's also a large group of security experts who think it's not actually all that effective.
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His music was so woven into the social life of the South that it would not be an exaggeration to describe it as a kind of ever-present soundtrack.
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The media blitz means Comey will be an ever-present force on television as cable news networks undoubtedly run and rerun segments of his interviews across the media landscape.
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The ever-present quest to extend human life is a marketplace that Bank of America estimated is worth $110 billion today — but nearly six times that in five years.
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"Evicted," a much-heralded book by the Harvard sociologist Matthew Desmond, shows how the ever-present risk of losing a home breeds an insecurity and despondency among poor Americans.
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"The citizens of Colorado decided to take the power into their own hands and write their legislation to protect their own communities from this ever-present danger," Foster says.
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Yet still, even with the ever-present spiral of apocalyptic doubts swirling through my head, I agreed to move in with (ostensibly) my first-ever real longterm partner anyway.
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You describe yourself as being very self-critical of your appearance, and so, given this ever-present chance of exposure and scrutiny in today's world, your discomfort is understandable.
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After weeks spent dictating speech ideas to aides and marking up drafts with his ever-present black Sharpie, Mr. Trump switched to a more stately black felt-tip pen.
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Nukes remain an ever-present threat, but people have become complacent about them just because they've been reduced by two-thirds from the peak numbers of the Cold War.
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"Views" will arrive in a world overpoweringly influenced by Drake: His softening of the lines between genres is ever-present, from the Weeknd to Bryson Tiller to even Sam Hunt.
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Russian election interference, hoaxes reaching voters, violence on Facebook Live, the ever-present issue of cyberbullying and now the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal have created a convergence of backlash.
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Most damning was news that those fired included Saud al-Quahtani, the crown prince's ever-present adviser, who was reported to be at the scene, and deputy intelligence chief Maj.
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Euro '76 saw the fall of the Soviet Union – as an ever-present at this tournament, at least – and the arrival of the Netherlands, who qualified for the first time.
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"This is really about an authentic problem that is on the ground, that is present and ever present in the lives of many children who can't help themselves," he added.
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Research projects, for example, can fix damage systems, provide bonus resources or mitigate the effects of "hazards," an ever-present threat whenever you roll the dice in a damaged module.
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"Claims of paternity by jilted, crazed, or simply avaricious former sexual partners were in fact an ever-present danger in the world of big-time rock 'n' roll," he wrote.
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The co-best men were Marty Lacker and Joe Esposito, two members of the Memphis Mafia, Elvis's ever-present entourage, and the maid of honor was Priscilla's sister Michelle Beaulieu.
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With suicide one of the leading causes of death for people under 260 and school shootings an ever-present concern, Gaggle's student surveillance has a clear appeal to school administrators.
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Perhaps my enthusiasm for the glamor and fun of the gay party scene blinded me to the fact that lurking in the shadows was an ever-present specter of hatred.
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Ideas involving Team Rocket — the ever-present enemies of Ash & Co. who pop up in the games under a variety of different names — regularly appear in the Pokémon Go subreddit.
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But especially as games transported from the arcades to the home, and there was no longer an ever-present opponent with which to compare one's scores, points grew increasingly marginalized.
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It's a tougher sell at its full $229.99 price, but if you can live with the ever-present Amazon ad on your lock screen, it's a good value at $179.99.
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He's also actively involved with the non-profit REVERB, which facilitates eco-conscious collaborations between fans, brands, and other artists like the Barenaked Ladies and the ever-present John Mayer.
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The Queen, dressed in a cream suit with a festive blue pin and her ever-present pearls, spoke confidently from her desk in the 18th Century Room in Buckingham Palace.
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It's tempting to slag them off as crescendo loving pap merchants but trickier still to drop the ever-present cloak of social media era cool and feel something for once.
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There's a dash of that show's techno-paranoia sprinkled over Colony, one that's most prominent in the ever-present menace of the drones that float and sniff around the city.
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They don't talk about it, but in the jockeys' room, where their lockers are side by side, both with Bibles open on their dressing tables, the subject is ever-present.
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It remains to be seen whether he's giving a playful name check to the Beatles' ever-present roadie Mal Evans, or he simply hasn't finished the lyrics (or possibly both).
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Pent up emotion For generations of men and women South of the border, the war and the accompanying threats of military attack have been an ever-present fact of life.
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Both Satlowski's and Lozano's works serve as a reminder of the ever-present threat of patriarchal aggression and, moreover, as a warning to those who may try to hurt us.
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Wildfires are an ever-present threat to both the United States and Canada, and they burn similarly on both sides of the border: hot, big and tough-to-tame beasts.
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David Budd's beautiful face and ravaged mind are front and center in Bodyguard, but behind him is an imperiled city full of people wrestling with an invisible, ever-present danger.
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"The next great financial windfall for the digital data industry will be our health information, gathered thru wearables, swallowable pills and an ever-present Internet of Things," Chester told me.
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"The ever present pressure of social media, technology, and the [public's] desire ... to be informed and in the know, particularly for more high-profile athletes, makes it difficult," Kwok says.
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Although the highway has been secured after driving out the jihadists, the threat of hit-and run attacks on convoys and the army are ever present, according to security experts.
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But Gore Verbinski's The Ring, with its moody saturated blues and greens, dark psychosis, and ever-present threat of viral madness, had all the ingredients of a lasting horror classic.
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Meanwhile, the risk of a sudden spike in risk aversion that would trigger capital outflows from emerging markets, like a full-blown global trade war, is ever present and rising.
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With an active press office, and an ever-present foil — President Trump in the White House — Mr. Cuomo is able to command attention almost any day, without spending a penny.
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Antiques from Japan, China, Burma, and Greece intermingle with modern and contemporary works to exemplify the ever-present drive to represent the body in both the abstract and the figurative.
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Prescribing the fast acting anti-anxiety drug Klonopin for attacks and anxiety-related insomnia, he also decided to up my Celexa to get rid of the ever-present heart palpitations.
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As cities inevitably produce more barriers to wall off the remote threat of another attack, we will grow only more conscious of the ever-present threat posed by ordinary objects.
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Trump has struggled -- particularly in recent months -- to convince people to take top-level jobs in his administration due to the ever-present chaos on display at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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She'd traveled from Los Angeles with her mother, her best friend and her pit bull, Daisy, who flopped down on the floor atop one of Claire's ever-present oxygen tubes.
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"I'm really worried that the stories of people struggling to get resources or treatment will take a back seat to the ever present priority of political stability, positive energy, etc."
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Talk of tax reform is ever-present in Washington these days, with legislators looking under every rock they can find to raise revenue for an overhaul of the tax code.
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It has won the Champions League four times — 2006, 2009, 2011 and 2015 — and has been virtually ever-present in the semifinals of the competition for the last seven years.
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Big Ben almost isn't a real thing to me anymore; it's ever-present on television and movies and social media, much like the Eiffel Tower or the Empire State Building.
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The joy my parents had in all my little accomplishments, and also the ever-present — but never discussed — vein of sadness that ran through everything we did as a family.
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Despite the ever-present talk that a ring would complete his N.F.L. résumé, Rivers himself has tried to play down the validation that would come with finally winning a championship.
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Mr. Foxton recalled Mr. Enninful in those early days in an ever-present duffel coat and National Health-style glasses, the arms of which would occasionally be mended with tape.
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A related issue is the ever-present confirmation bias, that tendency for folks to seek out and believe the data that supports their views while discounting the stuff that doesn't.
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I'm genuinely fearful that this is just going to get darker and more dystopian, and tech becomes more of ever-present if we're not willing to use our antitrust laws.
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The role meant Sorrell became an authority not just on advertising but on the global economy and an ever present voice on the media and at events such as Davos.
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What with decreased legroom, increased fees, and the ever-present likelihood that you'll be beaten and dragged off a United flight, air travel these days is decidedly lacking in basic amenities.
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Despite the game's solid foundation and admirable goals, an ever-present dissonance existed between its high ambitions and its inability to fully deliver on them without a few eye-rolling moments.
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But his ever-present influence was felt through public appearances, grand speeches and in the landmark moments of Cuban politics, even attending Cuba's Communist Party Congress deliberations as recently as April.
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But the memory of what can happen - such as the Nazi occupation, when Venice saw some 250 of its Jews deported to death camps and only 163 returned - is ever present.
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Seeing the show in Alaska was particularly poignant, as the process of colonization is less advanced in that state than anywhere else in the United States — though it's still ever-present.
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Bright, whose husband, Charles, was active in the Navy at the time of her delivery, says the back pain has become an ever-present part of her life over the years.
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Is the show condemning The Simpsons for its abysmal response to the Apu cultural criticism, or is it sympathizing with the ever-present threat of being mobbed by performative political correctness?
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The issue is that the amp still exists, and as portable as it may be, it's still quite a chunky thing to tote around in addition to my ever-present smartphone.
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And with many enterprises still using on-premise and hybrid architectures, and ever-present opportunities to nab business from rivals with competitive offerings, there is still a lot to play for.
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Unlike earlier generations, for whom death was an ever-present and familiar reality, we now expect to live to a ripe old age and we put dying out of our thoughts.
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Thomas's steep fall since making All-Star appearances as a Celtic in 2016 and 2017, accelerated by various injuries and ever-present concerns about his defense, has been hard to watch.
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Spencer and Heidi (Montag) Pratt, the villainous stars of MTV's The Hills, were ubiquitous in the Hollywood scene – gracing magazine covers, hosting nightclub events and followed by the ever-present paparazzi.
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Another potential issue I asked about was the ever-present threat when you look at data from real people: What happens when the system internalizes racist, sexist and generally bad data?
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And these things, the good and the abhorrent, are both historical and ever-present—they stretch from the brutal past of our ancestors to the contentious present we live in today.
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Like the city itself, there's this ever-present renewal—new clubs and basement spaces sprout up every day through the cracks in the concrete to replace those swallowed by the city.
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The ever-present mix of indigenous arts and European statuary reminded me that the two do share some similar concerns: what the human figure means and how to depict that meaning.
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When she realized that this threat of violence was an ever-present reality for her son, she said, she wanted to look closer at the issue of children injured by guns.
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Mercifully lifted was the familiar and ever-present fear that my access to what keeps me alive would be taken away right when I needed it most, and I would die.
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While the rest of the country chats politely about the weather; New Yorkers bond over the packed trains, ever-present Dr. Zizmor ads, and the terrifying delight of the "Showtime!" guys.
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There are a lot of horror stories, and the infection can get bad quickly, so there was an ever-present anxiety for me of wondering, what if this gets really bad?
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With a shaved head, dark beard, and an ever-present camo jacket, Laufer doesn't look like the type of person you'd seek out for medical advice—but that's exactly his point.
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With Leica in hand, Gatewood cleverly navigated the chaos and cacophony of the ever-present moment and delivered to the viewer a mud-strewn and elegant anthropological study of modern life.
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Tensions between the United States and the USSR were extremely high during this period as proxy wars were fought around the world and the threat of nuclear warfare was ever-present.
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One could argue that the old arcade, with the ever-present threat of bullying and harassment and the challenge of claiming dibs, exposed a kid to the world—it's character-building!
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The talk about a long-term presence comes amid growing concerns about Afghan security forces and the ever-present threat from the Taliban and other groups including al Qaeda and ISIS.
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"International computer hacking schemes like the one we charged today pose an ever-present risk to organizations that possess valuable information," said Stephanie Avakian, co-director of the SEC's enforcement division.
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Working from the ever-present shame about "neglecting" my health to receiving the official stamp of approval from a medical professional, I finally felt like I had autonomy over my health.
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But from her early stories to the hot-off-the-press pages of Shrill, there is one ever-present, never exhausted hallmark of West's writing, and that is its unwavering heart.
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During his heyday, a Muska session was as much defined by the next-level tricks as it was by his ever-present boombox—the beats always within earshot at the spot.
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For in Martin's vast creation, sprawling in both space and time, there is an ever-present drive, an orienting polestar: Who will emerge victorious and sit on the namesake Iron Throne?
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Vatican life is more unsettled than under Benedict XVI, the threat of firings or purges ever present, the power of certain offices reduced, the likelihood of a papal tongue-lashing increased.
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It was used most visibly as part of Apple's Mail app, perched atop an icon of a blue postage stamp, in a new and now ever-present dock full of apps.
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Inside the White House, a debate broke out, centered on concerns that had become ever-present since the virus first emerged: How would the government's actions be perceived by the public?
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Throughout the impeachment process and way before, he has been his wife's greatest champion, from being ever-present on the campaign trail to cooking her dinner the night Trump was acquitted.
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Speed kills Getting to trial quickly and keeping the pace of the trial moving are ever-present atmospherics in any case but particularly so with the federal court in Alexandria, Virginia.
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The words "We have/need to go deeper" don't actually appear in the movie in that order, but the urgency is ever-present as characters discuss going deeper in some way.
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The other sees the world outside the precinct locker room as a place of ever-present hostility and danger, a world in which an officer's judgment should virtually never be questioned.
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Without fail, the holidays are marked by delicious food, and regardless of the ways the menu has shifted — and will continue to shift — the din of familial chatter is ever-present.
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One bleach job, a seemingly ever-present wash of glossy red lipstick, and a few surgical tweaks later, Monroe emerged fully formed as the biggest movie star of the 20th century.
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Obviously a bit of pre-bed comedy isn't necessarily going to solve all the ills of this world, but it can certainly act as a distraction from the ever-present gloom.
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To South Koreans who are long accustomed to the ever-present tensions with North Korea, talk of a "bloody nose" is just another headline, soon to be lost in the noise.
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The events underscored that neither side appears to want a broader clash right now, and at the same time, the ever-present chance of a miscalculation setting off the next war.
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"It was a different kind of knock than we would hear from our family, who live downstairs," said Randa, her words evoking an ever-present anxiety for those living under occupation.
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But to be equally clear, our refusal to acknowledge the drug war's ever-present failure, including our refusal to consider abolishing the DEA, impoverishes analysis and blinds us to possible alternatives.
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One ever-present user and German software developer Gerald Eichstädt has written his own software that deals with the mismatches between each color channel and the frame slices caused by the motion.
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It only did this, however, in what KJUS calls the "high sweat zone" where the two polygonal Hydro Bot panels touched my back, aided by the compression of my ever-present backpack.
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This clamor sets the tone for the day — a tone that is simultaneously ever-present as a steady background din and jolts through the body of the listener like an electric current.
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By cracking down on the ability of employers to hire undocumented migrants, the bill ensured the continuation of an unstable gray-market labor economy, with the concomitant ever-present fear of crackdowns.
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Homelessness is an ever-present tragedy for the million or so residents of San Francisco — a constant reminder that our social safety net is failing the poorest and most troubled among us.
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In the '50s and '60s, an ever-present threat of nuclear annihilation hung over youths' heads, culminating in the Bay of Pigs bringing us to the absolute brink of World War III.
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Inspired by a new availability of data sets and technological tools, economists and social scientists are trying to figure out what will blunt the ever-present temptation to cheat on one's taxes.
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Much of South-East Asia is plagued by the same problems as Thailand: slowing growth, ageing populations, wobbly democracies, inadequate social safety-nets, endemic corruption and the ever-present shadow of China.
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Of course, anti-Semitism has been ever-present in American society, but it in our era it has more typically looked like social exclusion, ignorance, or casual cruelty rather than physical terror.
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The boo-happy Houston crowd wasn't particularly enamoured with the first round, but Vick did well to keep the wrestling of Trujillo at bay with neat boxing and an ever-present jab.
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And nuclear annihilation still looms in the background as an ever-present reminder that Earth might not be the secure location to store all of the records of human knowledge and progress.
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According to Erlanger Turner, assistant professor of psychology at the University of Houston-Downtown, who studies racial trauma, this ever-present fear has dire consequences on the mental health of black parents.
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He turned up in thronging Jakarta with a clean, can-do image, ready to tackle everything from ever-present traffic jams, costing the capital $5 billion in economic losses annually, to corruption.
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Tennis has been an ever-present at the Olympics since 1988 and the quality of the competition has slowly strengthened, to the extent that it is now regarded as a "fifth major".
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His jaunty mixes — as cheerful as his ever-present grin while D.J.-ing — are picking up steam at festivals around the world, as have his remixes of hits by Rihanna and Disclosure.
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In many of our schools and in our public discourse there is still an inability to grapple with the ever-present threat of violence that loomed over the lives of the enslaved.
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Even in the most immersive of media experiences — an IMAX movie or the hypnotic reverie of a darkened opera house — your sense of where your hands are is an ever-present comfort.
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As the voice wars heat up and the giants of Silicon Valley race to get their assistants into every home and pocket, the ever-present female subordinate is sending a bad message.
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Inspired by a new availability of data sets and technological tools, economists and social scientists are trying to figure out what will blunt the ever-present temptation to cheat on one's taxes.
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Dressed like a roadie, in jeans and a work shirt and his ever-present baseball cap, with an L.A. Dodgers logo, Tollett was typically understated about his historic feat of rock promotion.
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Such repressive laws and policies are like a pressure cooker without a safety valve – they serve only to frustrate people, expanding ever-present societal tensions without providing any mechanism for their release.
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The question for the months ahead is how long that can persist absent stronger wage growth — and whether the momentum driving job growth is strong enough to persist despite ever-present risks.
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Many Puerto Ricans now living in Florida will have the opportunity to cast a vote for the issues that matter to them, including the ever-present issue of statehood for Puerto Rico.
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Instead of simply logging into an ever-present video chat room that notifies friends like on Houseparty, you deliberately select friends or a group text thread to invite to a video call.
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Enter the fascinating dilemmas of what to do when the Dark Lord himself asks Sabrina to commit an escalating series of crimes and how best to combat the ever-present warlock patriarchy.
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Even embattled former four-weight division world champion Adrien "The Problem" Broner (33-2, 24 KOs) could get a welterweight title shot if he can avoid the ever-present threat of incarceration.
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All are born with halters round their necks; but it is only when caught in the swift, sudden turn of death, that mortals realize the silent, subtle, ever-present perils of life.
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The erotic is ever-present in his works—even dystopian landscapes seem ripe and lush, inspiring that familiar mixture of fear and excitement that so often is a prelude a romantic encounter.
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U.S. policies of displacement have not only isolated people like Ashley from their communities, lands, and culture but also subjected them to cities and towns where racism and violence are ever present.
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Although I've had a long career in tech as a director of communications, and I benefit from being surrounded by often progressive worldviews, the danger and the fear is still ever present.
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Swarm Technologies aims to connect smart devices around the world with a low-bandwidth but ever-present network provided by satellites — and it just got approval from the FCC to do so.
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Market volatility has been, and continues to be, an ever-present reality for individuals living in developing regions, and many are struggling to account for rampant fluctuations in national, or fiat currency.
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Even though these installations are temporary and ephemeral, they foster vibrant liminal spaces for the public to explore what could be done during this time of ever-present ecological and political change.
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Its queerness is ever-present, sewn into the fabric of a universe where sex is magic and the relationships between its main characters freely disregard the borders of platonic and romantic love.
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"It's a cost we see that's ever-present and it's gone way up over time," said certified financial planner Kelly Wright, director of financial planning for Columbia, Maryland-based Pinnacle Advisory Group.
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Nothing slips through her net, from gender stereotypes instilled in kids at school to the world of weight-loss diets, through the ever-present influence of the Catholic Church in Italian society.
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They want to maintain that sense of ever-present danger, and this approach has been very much a part of their propaganda initiative and how they inspired people to get behind them.
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That is partly because the company's activities stretch across people's daily digital activities through Google's dominant search engine, its ever-present mobile phone software known as Android and the company's other online services.
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Were Drake ever to work through his issues, as they say, he'd lose his audience; gone would be the suspense that comes from perpetual striving and the ever-present possibility of a relapse.
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Despite all the talk about gender equality, women continue to make substantially less than their male counterparts and issues like workplace harassment, racism, and sexism are ever-present occurrences in essentially all industries.
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Being able to put these devices in multiple rooms is critical to delivering on the promise of an ever-present assistant and creating the voice-controlled home dreamt up by sci-fi movies.
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A love story starring a family and their ever-present car, the film is up against Pixar's Piper and the Annecy Jury Award-winning short Blind Vaysha for the Best Animated Short award.
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"Mothers are hardly ever present in video games, and when they are they're usually something that's vulnerable that you need to protect," Ustwo studio lead Dan Gray told The Verge back in June.
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He says he's not a Luddite, he just prefers to use the internet on a computer and doesn't like having all of the mental trappings that come with the ever-present smartphone world.
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Clooney is back at work "a little banged up but fine," according to an insider, and no doubt feeling especially grateful – for his health of course, but also for Amal's ever-present support.
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Communal violence has been an ever-present part of life in Sri Lanka since the country gained independence from Britain in 1948, with sporadic conflicts breaking out between minority groups and the government.
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The two have been close ever since they were kids, as tight as brothers, and the relationship defined by a familiar dynamic: Wade the quarterback, Cruise his ever-present, always-reliable wide receiver.
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Amazon Prime show The Man in the High Castle's onto a second season of exploring that ever-present – and increasingly pertinent—question of what may have happened if Hitler had won the war.
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Billy Crudup also co-stars as Dorothea's ever-present handyman, the kind of aimless guy you occasionally ran across in those days, who found his way to the beach and basically never left.
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Spurring fan-art, tattoos, puns, a sequel in the works and the ever-present debate over artificial intelligence, Blade Runner has a cult following that makes Batty's birthday a big deal in nerdom.
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Back in June, she posted a note to Twitter in which she quoted Gloria Steinem, and wrote, "I know y'all already know this but the double standard and misogyny are still ever present."
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But the biggest reason a heel turn works is it confirms fans' ever-present suspicions that fill-in-the-blank wrestler was actually a bad guy masquerading as a good guy all along!
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Because the act of kicking means removing a foot from the floor and locking yourself in one place, the danger of the opponent simply smashing straight into the kicking fighter is ever present.
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At the opposite end, according to our research, companies struggling today tend to fall prey to the siren song of the ever-present and ever-promising new, moving too hastily to new horizons.
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It's been ever-present in our lives for more than 20 years, but like that cousin whom you only see at family reunions, no one, including Yahoo itself, I fear, really knows it.
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Unfortunately, this sense of ever-present danger has shaped police training, tactics and culture in ways that can lead to responses that are neither proportional nor necessary in situations that don't involve guns.
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When you consider something as ever-present as racism through this lens, however, it is perhaps not so amazing to hear that some schlub in the Fenway bleachers called a ballplayer a slur.
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The boundaries of the world wars and the Korean War had been defined, but it was becoming apparent that the US in the Cold War years would face an undefined, ever-present threat.
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But Batman and/or Harley Quinn – both embodiments of Dini's determination to live on – are ever present, making sure that he does not slip back into the habit of tuning the world out.
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Those years were marked by relative (relative) peace and prosperity, by some notable policy initiatives - and by the ever-present smell of scandal that always seemed to portend some criminal prosecution or other.
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Almost every major Pokémon game works the same way: Players travel a wide-open map of a world similar to our own, collecting dozens of adorable pocket monsters — like the ever-present Pikachu.
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The ever-present sea whispers its stories of selkies and saints to her, and she grows into a feisty child, honest and good-hearted — but there is a deep sadness inside her, too.
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The internet has opened up an ever-present tally of social alignments, of friendships behaving like brand partnerships, of more than a fun night resting on whether or not you attended the party.
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This setup gives the federal government an effective monopoly in the field, and creates an ever-present bottleneck of requests that caused one team to wait seven years to obtain to federal supplies.
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DeSapio, known as the Bishop, was the face (and the ever-present sunglasses) of an old Democratic machine and the old, Italian-American Greenwich Village; The Voice represented the new Village Independent Democrats.
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These days, the spells are less dramatic, but ever-present, like my own personal background radiation, punctuated by deafening tinnitus, pressure, pain and heat, like a fire behind the door of my eyes.
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Competition and the pressure to get results quickly is ever-present in the world of biomedical research, so it's not out of the question that a young scientist might succumb to the stress.
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The downgrade suggests James Hardie faces new headwinds from the cost of the raw materials and energy it needs to make its products, adding to the ever-present uncertainty of future housing demand.
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In the Netherlands, the desire to make nature orderly and calculable is ever-present, but there is also a wariness, a recognition that the Dutch live in a fragile landscape of extreme contrasts.
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But unless your child is an athlete, it can be tough to wean them away from social media and the ever-present screen to swim laps or go for a blood-pumping jog.
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He noted that the key drivers for SOAR demand are ever-present, with security alerts rising and multiple security products that are overlapping data and throwing up alarms, often without cross-product correlation.
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NATO, if accepts Russia's war on the European continent is an ever-present reality and therefore must be a similar reality for it, can clearly afford to modernize both conventional and nuclear deterrents.
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Amsterdam is something of an urban jungle, with apartments stacked tightly in three- and four-story buildings, and streets are congested with cars, trams, buses and ever-present bicycles — about 800,803 of them.
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Beyond the terrible job of extracting ruined bodies and casualties from beneath the rubble of bombed buildings and the ever-present risk of death, the volunteers face an emotional pull from their families.
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But the Commission is clearly hoping that companies can be persuaded to self-regulate in the first instance, given the ever-present possibility of laws being drafted to more tightly legally rule their activities.
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Related: Scientists Say Massive Wildfires Raging Across Australia Are a Symptom of Climate Change "Australia fires are an ever-present, every-year phenomenon," said Mark Cochrane, a geospatial scientist at South Dakota State University.
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You need to eke out a living while surviving environmental hazards, rival human groups, dangerous fauna, the needs, desires, and ailments of your team, and the ever-present possibility of quasi-random catastrophic misfortune.
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And our oncoming new-normal of ever-present face recognition technology may also be used to predict sexuality—accurately or otherwise—prompting concerns for queer people in countries where anonymity is key to survival.
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John Lewis did change it up slightly in 2014, by bringing in a male vocalist, but the eye-rolling lack of creativity (music-wise, that is), is ever-present—don't you worry about that!
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Dozens of plump Golden Orb Weavers cover the ceiling of a converted greenhouse, basking in the tropical humidity and lush foliage, as their intricate webs pluck delicacies from an ever-present swarm of flies.
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"We joined the fight because we saw information overload as a righteous cause, but we faced the ever-present challenge of fundraising," wrote the company in a statement to users (and people like me).
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Amid the ever-present specter of Amazon, Blue Apron reported its second-quarter earnings today — where it showed a mixed performance for Wall Street, but also some small much-needed improvements in certain metrics.
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While moms may spend more time discussing potty training or social media and phone privileges, the family tax bill is an ever-present issue due to its direct impact on the family budget. Why?
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Set in a small Northwestern town somewhere outside Portland, the book vibrates with the nerve-jangling claustrophobia of a seismic cultural shift — a spectral panic as diffuse and ever-present as the Oregon fog.
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This is a man who plays in the shadow of death, the ever present apprehension of a human being fighting against himself and the world to leave his mark on the game, on history.
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The model comes with challenges though: theft and vandalism are an ever-present concern, and it's not yet clear how those factors will affect the model's overall efficacy in different parts of North America.
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Today's smoky eyes are often blended with the same hints of lapis she wore as a teen; whether straightened and skimming the eyes or pushed to the side, her bangs are still ever-present.
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Aside from that, it's not a particularly attractive planet — the sky is a hazy, nauseating green, and the ever-present acid rain wreaks havoc with my suit — but there is a lot of wildlife.
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An ever-present for Cardiff in a horrific defensive unit that was ultimately relegated, he moved again that summer, with Queens Park Rangers providing a route back to London on a long-term contract.
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It might not make it easier for vulnerable people to find shelter in a building's alcove, but it could draw attention towards a very real issue that's grown ever-present in modern cities.[Hyperallergic]
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Ever-present waves of hurt kept uneasily at bay drift by, and they occasionally bring shape and coherence, so that something integral, if vague and elusive, seems now to coalesce and now re-fragment.
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Those who detest Clinton have so overstated her failings that they are unable to see her as anything other than a kind of colossus that moves in a staticky cloud of ever-present suspicion.
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Here's the thing: There's no doubt that Daniels' unveiling of the sketch, which she and her ever-present lawyer Michael Avenatti did in an appearance on "The View" Tuesday afternoon, was a publicity stunt.
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The US Geological Survey has researched this exact scenario happening in modern times and calls it "the other Big One," in reference to the ever-present threat of another major earthquake in the state.
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After months of relative mystery, often standing quietly beside her husband, eyes hidden behind those ever-present giant sunglasses, the first lady is emerging lately as a soothing presence in an otherwise tumultuous administration.
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Fathers, mothers and young people face the ever-present fear of deportation to countries that are often more foreign to them than the U.S., where they have built their lives with their loved ones.
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Afghan refugees returning to Kabul told me the ever-present threat of imminent deportation, particularly in the middle of Afghanistan's bitterly cold winter, left them lying awake at night fearing for their families' lives.
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Christopher Darden and Marcia Clark watch as Cochran expertly evades questions from reporters, with Darden commenting that Cochran is "made of Teflon," but Cochran loses his ever-present cool when he sees the show.
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Ms. Ireland moves between Darja's mercurial moods with a fluidity that makes us sense the calculations behind them, the ever-present sense that she is continually forced to make compromises to keep herself afloat.
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But in retrospect, Greengrass's rapid-fire approach looks less like a gimmick and more like a carefully executed evolution of the language of cinema in an era of ever-present surveillance and information overload.
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It's a story that was built for the age of QAnon and paranoia politics, so it's no surprise that it's the story that's provided the quiet but ever-present heartbeat to the last week.
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More accurate terms coined by researchers include the microbial-deprivation hypothesis, the disappearing-microbiota hypothesis and even the "old friends" hypothesis (the implication being that we've lost contact with once-ever-present friendly organisms).
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Editorial New York City's subway struggles are not only ever-present — they appear to be getting worse, according to data that show the system's on-time performance sinking to a new low in January.
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And as such, there's an ever-present danger that Eugenides's writing may step over the fine line between commenting on the objectification of women and just straight up doing some objectifying of its own.
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"By any standard the Rana Plaza was a death trap — with many warning signs that the risk of serious personal injury and death to Class Members was ever present," the statement of claim says.
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The novel follows Sally through her childhood, young adulthood, midlife, old age and death, introducing a complex cast of characters and the ever-present phantom of Irish Catholic life: the looming shadow of shame.
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Though there was none of the guttural cheering and angry taunts that often emanate from Mr. Trump's campaign-style rallies, the president's hallmark rhetoric and propensity to stretch the truth was also ever-present.
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Chaos and stress were ever-present at home, Ms. Fraticelli said, and in addition to trying to care for her younger daughter, she wanted to ease the anxiety and loneliness of her older daughter.
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In "Air," she explores influences that have shaped her sensibility, more through osmosis than through conscious choice: the Spanish-language media — movies, music, local news — that was ever-present in her bilingual childhood home.
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The ever-present danger of an explosion — and the certainty that someone is going to be blown up at some point — creates an undercurrent of dread that the director does not hesitate to manipulate.
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The introduction of invasive species — nonnative crabs or mussels clinging to the hull of a ship, foreign plant seeds stuck in the lining of a tourist's parka — remains an important and ever-present threat.
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Gus the pig, the good-natured star of Leo Timmers's Gus's Garage (Gecko, $73; ages 3 to 8) also knows his cars and, as his ever-present smile attests, delights in inventing new ones.
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But Azerbaijan also faces Russian threats of ethno-religious and political incitement against the Aliyev administration in Baku, as well as Iranian threats and the ever-present possibility of Iran-Russia collaboration against them.
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There is also an ever-present concern that perhaps P.S.G. is being taken for a ride, being used as a bargaining chip in Neymar's efforts to secure more money, and more prestige, at Barcelona.
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For all the construction, the project faces the ever-present threat that a future governor may decide that state resources would be better used dealing with, to name one example, the housing crisis. Gov.
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But these days, she's ever-present well beyond your laptop, in gorgeous ads for Lane Bryant, as well as in every outlet she can take advantage of to spread her message of activism for #VoiceOfTheCurves.
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While many of these respond to cultural loss from human conflict, still others are concerned with ever-present sources and causes of erasure, from looting and illicit resales to weather and the passing of time.
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Combine all of this with non-disparagement agreements, gag rules and the ever-present threat of backchannel blackballing and it creates such an obfuscated narrative that most people don't know what or who to believe.
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All three must contend with the young pope's erratic, unpredictable behavior, and ultimately, it's up to them to rein Pius in before he and the ever-present threat of scandal destroy the Church from within.
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The battery powering this screen sandwich is rated at 3,800mAh, there'll be a choice of 6GB or 8GB of RAM, and the ever-present Snapdragon 845 will be at the heart of the whole thing.
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The faux buttons on the HTC U123 Plus were a problem that I could never overcome, and that soured my impression of the entire phone because they were ever-present in my use of it.
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This helped a ton when walking back and forth from the interior of ride buildings to exterior walkways and looking at images while walking around under the molten, ever-present eye of a merciless star.
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Firestone writes poetry that breaks through the noise of the political moment and our short attention spans to pull us into wider but ever-present human concerns, reminding us that art is necessary for living.
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As for the ever-present handbag – which previously guest-starred in official shoots for the christenings of Prince George and Princess Charlotte – this time the purse's place of honor was purely spur-of-the-moment.
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Of course, a full-on rebranding wouldn't be complete without Swift losing some aspects of the signature look she's stuck to over the years, such as bright red lipstick and an ever-present cat eye.
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If not openly distrusted, eBay is considered by many to be a hassle: shipping prices, ballooning fees, and the ever-present fear of buying a seemingly rare model that turns out to be a fake.
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Still, the app makes ever-present the songs that we may hear around us but fail to notice or appreciate; it frames conservation species as a vital part of our lives that we cannot ignore.
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The images on the two walls were appropriate bookends for the key message of the class: Americans are under an ever-present threat of violence, and an armed citizenry is the first line of defense.
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Johnston, with his bushy beard and ever present smile, won admirers around the world for the way he gleefully interacted with the galleries while finishing eighth in the British Open at Royal Troon in July.
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The film picks up with Toula (Vardalos) and Ian's (John Corbett) daughter Paris (Elena Kampouris) in her senior year of high school, suffocating under the strain of her ever-present, roving circus of a family.
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Uber, in its ever-present quest to placate drivers without bending on too many of their demands, is rolling out a slew of new features designed to take some of the edge off of driving.
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There are also worries about potential regulatory issues that could hem in the growth of some startups and the data they can collect, as well as the ever-present challenge of selling people on change.
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With a national debt reaching $20 trillion, states strapped for education funding and the ever-present reality of our country's crumbling infrastructure, there is a laundry list of real, tangible needs for our taxpayers' dollars.
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I've been wearing one on and off for a year and appreciate the excellent forward-leaning design (yes, I feel like I'm wearing a watch from the future) and the ever-present notifications and alerts.
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Of course, the typical festival garb was ever-present, but we were more impressed by the out-of-the-box options: the athleisure, the streetwear, and the DIY-ed items that felt way more individual.
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There is another new selection of Deals of the Day that are available until midnight alongside the usual Best Deals that have been ever-present throughout the sale, but will also disappear as midnight strikes.
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While credit and debit card purchases are ever-present, each swipe comes at a price few consumers are aware of; one that ultimately costs retailers and their customers tens of billions of dollars each year.
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Money would also be set aside for fighting the crown-of-thorns starfish, which feeds on coral and has become an ever-present pest; for enhancing reef health monitoring; and for community engagement and enforcement.
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I'd grown up thinking of men's matches as something with an ever-present threat of violence: players ready to fight when fouled, to argue with referees, to dive and exaggerate the consequences of a challenge.
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Tanvi Misra noted in a review of gentrification in San Francisco, poorer communities of color are at an ever-present risk of being priced out of the neighborhoods they have long called home without redress.
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As he goes about his new responsibilities, trading with other G.M.'s and signing agents' clients, Van Wagenen's recent former life as a player agent will be an ever-present added layer to the negotiations.
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I watched in awe as my chef pulled bucatini, spaghetti and penne from the water before the noodles were quite cooked and took them to al dente in the ever-present pan of simmering sauce.
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In other words, with age come increased health risks, and germs are ever-present, whether in the form of the new coronavirus or some other sneaky pathogen — regardless of where in the world you live.
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Target is probably responding in part to ever-present "Help Wanted" signs as it tries to recruit and retain workers, said John W. Budd, a professor at the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management.
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In this lab, Drago is not only injected with steroids but also regularly backlit with ominous red lighting — a reminder that the red scare is an ever-present danger to the American way of life.
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This jumbled mess of short-term stopgaps, holiday deadlines and must-pass packages with the ever-present threat of shutdown may be a habit, but it is not the way things are supposed to be.
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It was removed months later, but the gash along the coast remained for years, the emptiness above the rehabilitated pier an ever-present reminder of the worst natural disaster to strike New Jersey in decades.
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Whether we accept the reality that Trump and his supporters seek to impose on us, or reject it, it is an important and ever-present source of the specific confusion and anxiety that Trumpism evokes.
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The radical design decisions were originally made to organize around the idea that being a slave to notifications was bad for productivity and that email was never meant to be an ever-present life blood.
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Through these works, Altindere observes the ever-present tumult in his home nation through a benevolent yet sarcastic lens, and his comically surreal tone in Space Refugee prompts better understanding of an exceptionally sensitive topic.
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Like a tailback on the M5, the memory becomes immovable, intransient, stuck in an ever-present now of seatbelt swaying and window-down choruses that make otherwise uneventful journeys feel more poignant than they probably were.
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When we had breaks, students generally hung out in an alleyway filled with picnic tables, where we ate lunches from a food truck, played music, and waved at the ever-present Toyota Prius parade streaming by.
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So if you've ever spent time pondering the mysteries of Trader Joe's while waiting in one of its ever-present checkout lines, or while mulling over the snack selection, then give the new podcast a listen.
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Welles filmed The Other Side of the Wind back in '70s, but it was never finished, in part because of Welles' ever-present budget issues, but mostly because of animosity between its many different rights holders.
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As in all her work, family trauma — like, in this instance, her father leaving to fight in World War I when Bourgeois was just three years old — and psychological hardships are ever-present in her prints.
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The spectacular, ever-present landscape of southern New Mexico was the setting for a world where people made things with their hands, creating a dialogue between nature and culture that continues to run through her work.
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In 2019, when Nazism is on the rise and the threat of its normalization is ever-present, it's a fair question as to whether or not we should be telling neo-Nazi redemption stories at all.
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The increased ubiquity of these devices, however, means that there is the ever-present danger of them being used for nefarious purposes — like the sophisticated Denial of Service attack that briefly crashed the internet in October.
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Because most movies are distributed electronically—a far cry from the days when homemade DVDs recorded with hand-held cameras were sold on street corners—piracy and hacking is an ever present threat for movie companies.
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But, this is one of those rare occasions where two men at the top of their respective games – both ever-present on the world pound for pound rankings – willingly fight against each other during their prime.
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But what artist Cameron Rowland points out with his latest body of found object sculptures recently shown at Artists Space, entitled 91020000, is that the prisoners' marks on society are ever present in our daily lives.
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There's little here to help further me on my journey to the center of the galaxy, little in the way of useful resources outside of the ever-present plutonium, which I use to fuel my ship.
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Wars in Syria, Yemen and Libya, an insurgency in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, the ever-present threat of a resurgent ISIS, economic woes and political instability have all pushed the once hallowed Palestinian cause into near obscurity.
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That's not a dig at actor Christian Navarro, whose portrayal of the uncomfortably wise and ever-present character keeps him from being insufferable, but an online theory floating around this week accounts for all of that.
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One of the most heartbreaking but realistic parts of the film is how cruel teenagers can often be while dealing with school, body image, and bubbling sexuality – oh, and the ever-present pressure to seem cool.
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A just, benevolent, caring and loving God would not have given us beer, for beer gives us hangovers and hangovers ultimately serve only to remind us that we're hurtling towards the gaping, uncaring, ever-present grave.
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Chalkroom is immersive and playful, yet also demonstrative of how reality can be falsified with words––something that's ever-present in current American politics, which Anderson sees exemplified in bots that wreak havoc across social media.
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Goop had learned to do a special kind of dark art: to corral the vitriol of the internet and the ever-present shall we call it cultural ambivalence about G.P. herself and turn them into cash.
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The final event, Subject: Los Angeles on Shifting Ground, looks at LA as a city in constant flux, with its focus on constant reinvention, sense of historical amnesia, and the ever-present threat of natural disasters.
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A slew of new organizations of African-American gun owners and enthusiasts have popped up in the past several years amidst concerns about surging hate crimes and ever-present anger about police killings of black Americans.
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And there is the synagogue that still functions, but all too often only for the handful of older people who still care, and who pray with the ever-present consciousness that no one will come after.
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The ever-present character of Julia Warhola in Als's TV series initially comes off as a rather stereotypical immigrant parent, constantly fretting about the well-being of her sickly "Andy Candy" while fumbling with English grammar.
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His offensive coordinator, Josh McDaniels, rather, is portrayed as Brady's ever-present coaching foil, making cameos via speakerphone (or video chat) as Brady pores through game film and brainstorms ideas for new plays for upcoming games.
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In essence, in fiction if not in real life, sharks are the perfect scary force of nature: an ever-present threat waiting to happen, in a deep blue setting that humans are still learning to navigate.
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There are a few not-so-obvious reasons these foes sometimes find themselves in the same corner; there are twisting dynamics in the commercial launch industry, and the US military's ever-present influence on space companies.
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Both men's icons are instantly recognizable in each piece — Mr. Abloh's ever-present air quotes, Mr. Murakami's characters — but here they're presented as co-signed artworks, even if Mr. Abloh's usual media are clothes and shoes.
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That has included people within the West Wing as well as those on Mr. Trump's ever-present evening phone call list, such as Corey Lewandowski, the first 2016 campaign manager who was fired before the convention.
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In following the three of them and those in their orbit, Gentefied is both a celebration of a modern Mexican American family and also the story about their struggle against the ever-present threat of erasure.
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Instead, China hawks are pushing for an agreement that would continue to keep financial markets on edge with an ever-present threat of tariffs and the prospect for more trade strife between the two economic powers.
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Shapovalov was an ever-present throughout the week, winning three of his five singles matches and pairing up with Vasek Pospisil to edge a deciding doubles rubber in a thriller against Russia in Saturday's semi-finals.
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