Firing McCabe - a possible witness to obstruction - exemplifies Pres.
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One of the latest crazes in speedrunning exemplifies this perfectly.
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The decline of pay TV exemplifies the paradox of choice.
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Mr. Sinfield said the short video exemplifies a larger issue.
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"Wonderful Wonderful," which opens the new album, exemplifies this approach.
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Ubahn fest or working with Bootsy Collins really exemplifies this.
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Trump's candidacy, many liberal commentators have suggested, exemplifies Overton's strategy.
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Republicans said Clinton's answer exemplifies why Americans don't trust her.
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Roberto exemplifies what it means to be a Florida Panther.
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For Knausgaard, Hitler simply exemplifies an artist's tendencies turned bad.
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This dish exemplifies Mr. Albrecht's knack for layering complex flavors.
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A poem entitled "Mope" exemplifies the titular song of freedom.
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OneZero wrote that this sound exemplifies the feeling of connection.
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It's the type that Hickenlooper represents and maybe even exemplifies.
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But no one exemplifies that evolution more than Paul Ryan.
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Boston exemplifies how the impact of climate change is local.
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Jazz, especially from the 60s and 70s, exemplifies all these things.
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But Biden also exemplifies the worst qualities of our parents' generation.
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The first was Sita Sings the Blues, which exemplifies GKIDS's approach.
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He exemplifies how our society rewards confidence and bluster, not truthfulness.
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In fact, the Reese case exemplifies Gorsuch's careful and fair jurisprudence.
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The NHS also exemplifies the financial straits the country is in.
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The Hillel sandwich best exemplifies the discord of elation and distress.
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She exemplifies what is possible for women and space in 2018.
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And Nothing Hurt, the band's eighth album, exemplifies this dramatic ethos.
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"This project exemplifies how ridiculous the advertising world is," he said.
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Nothing exemplifies this more than the strange saga of Anastasia Vashukevich.
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This exemplifies that physicians are judiciously and appropriately implementing this legislation.
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Here are five ways Westworld exemplifies HBO's biggest strengths and problems.
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"Clayton exemplifies what it is to be a Dodger," Roberts said.
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The fervor of those in the anti-vaccine movement exemplifies this.
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Lu Han, formerly of the boy band EXO, exemplifies this phenomenon.
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That exaggerates, but CEFC exemplifies much of what critics complain about.
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Jakarta exemplifies the typical response to rising tides and swelling rains.
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Conceptually, "The Substitute" exemplifies the Triennial's preponderance of synthetic eco-design.
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Octavia exemplifies that onscreen, and she does that in real life.
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Gregoire exemplifies CA Technologies' commitment to being a responsible corporate citizen.
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"Simone truly exemplifies our values of Duty, Honor, Country," Brig. Gen.
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He probably exemplifies exactly how we want to play the game.
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It exemplifies our point that both spaces operate in harmony together.
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Having run since 2003, it exemplifies Bioware's hopes for its toolset.
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Still, Tuesday's hearing exemplifies just how hard regulating Facebook will be.
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If Not Now, in particular, exemplifies Zimmerman's approach to the conflict.
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A study by Lee Drutman, a political scientist, in 2016, exemplifies this.
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Ries's series exemplifies our affinity for bestowing narratives onto nature's great wonders.
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And Odyssey exemplifies this more than any game in the series before.
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This story also exemplifies the main victims of these 'friendships'—the bears.
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It exemplifies the disregard that the medical establishment holds for its providers.
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The singular, weirdo GLOO gun that exemplifies several of Prey's best traits.
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The company's newest model, known simply as the SRK, exemplifies that progress.
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The president's obsession with trade deficits and scattershot tariffs exemplifies this mindset.
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" The suit claims that Sheeran's song exemplifies "verbatim, note-for-note copying.
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And no one exemplifies American values more than the hard-working immigrant.
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That exemplifies the south's political difference from the rest of the country.
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For AdRoll, nothing better exemplifies its culture than its annual dog show.
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Amy exemplifies a new frontier in personal computing: the conversational smart bot.
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A recent New York Times/Siena poll exemplifies this state of play.
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However, it's a Stephen Sondheim song that best exemplifies what Charlie's feeling.
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Football, more than any other sport, exemplifies the American ideal of patriotism.
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But however widespread the tendency is, Levi Sanders very clearly exemplifies it.
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"If anything, the issue with the sailors exemplifies why diplomacy works," wrote Shephard.
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For me, "Self Addressed Stamped Envelop" exemplifies the power of Bartleby the scrivener.
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Today, Sessions exemplifies the fact that racial progress in America is not linear.
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Trump's rather worn defense of his actions exemplifies the depth of his problem.
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It hits very close to home and exemplifies the beauty of Queen Sugar.
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To accord that honour to our own exemplifies the ego that characterises Man.
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She is the poster girl who exemplifies the empathy that Sanders' supporters feel.
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But it also exemplifies a broader shift in the provision of financial services.
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No one exemplifies the glossy consumerism paradise of the aughts like Paris Hilton.
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The island exemplifies everything that Labo is about: being open, playful, and curious.
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All nominated actors choose the single episode they believe best exemplifies their prowess.
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The papacy of Pius IX, for many of these Catholics, exemplifies these qualities.
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Still, the passage exemplifies Holden's slow crawl toward self-awareness and self-reflection.
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North Carolina exemplifies both the promise and the casualties of today's open economy.
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The battle for Ghazni in eastern Afghanistan earlier this month exemplifies the struggle.
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Closing on Sundays exemplifies how Cathy's approach to Christianity powered the chain's success.
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The Times itself exemplifies that copyright enforcement is critical to protect quality content.
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He exemplifies what a human being could aspire to, or be inspired by.
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Sean Illing Who do you think best exemplifies the virtuousness of egoless living?
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Babajan, a Turkish-inspired neighborhood spot in Melbourne, exemplifies this, our columnist writes.
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This piece exemplifies the pure electronic music Mr. Subotnick was interested in writing.
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"Jamie Miller exemplifies the spirit and dedication of our entire organization," Culp said.
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But this also exemplifies Trump's fighting nature that so many voters clearly like.
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It exemplifies the democratic dance of the 1960s that Ms. Brown helped pioneer.
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This latter point exemplifies the difficulty of defining 'most dangerous' for a 'moving target'.
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Al Franken (D-MN) in 2017 exemplifies this shift toward a "zero tolerance" approach.
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It exemplifies the wisdom, and the frank, unguarded honesty, that can crystallise with age.
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And the "march" at Walter Williams exemplifies the uphill battle young activists still face.
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The case exemplifies the way insider trading has been quietly revolutionized by the internet.
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Energy Star's impending fate exemplifies how the President's actions can benefit his own businesses.
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And, this sad saga exemplifies how Hillary Clinton will govern if Commander-in-Chief.
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"You can see the flat 200-day that exemplifies that directionless action," he said.
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Mr Khan's main strength is that he exemplifies the city he wants to run.
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The home exemplifies Wright's prairie style, featuring an open layout and built-in furniture.
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The absurdity of this question exemplifies the real problem with Pai's approach to regulation.
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The result is a hybrid that exemplifies how conservation and commerce can profitably coexist.
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The case of the fake bomb detectors exemplifies the relationship between corruption and death.
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It exemplifies the combination of restraint and honesty that runs through Ms. Rist's work.
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But it is arguably Lyosha's experience that most vividly exemplifies the trend Gudkov observed.
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At its surface, Silicon Valley exemplifies the benefits of renewable energy and sustainable living.
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Almost nothing exemplifies this better than the latest series from Humans of New York.
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The neon sign translates to "a little Italian flair," which exemplifies the restaurant's mission.
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The attack on the Bayonne mosque exemplifies the anti-Muslim climate in the country.
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The speech exemplifies another key aspect of the episode: It was just really fun.
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The Washington Post describes it as a toy that perfectly exemplifies late-stage capitalism.
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Five hundred years after Brunelleschi, let's re-embrace the boundary-busting interdisciplinarity he exemplifies.
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The fruitless search for him exemplifies the challenges that online harassment cases sometimes encounter.
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And as fashion's most famous bible, Vogue exemplifies the transient nature of the beast.
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In a competitive industry, this kind of collaboration exemplifies how important safety has become.
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What is happening in Khuzestan exemplifies the disastrous policies implemented by Tehran's fundamentalist rulers.
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He proudly exemplifies what's possible when you align faith, hard work, purpose, and passion.
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Steve Gorman, the former CEO of Greyhound, exemplifies why this trait is so crucial.
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This past recognition exemplifies the level of quality you can expect from the series.
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The blatant omission of this conclusion exemplifies the one-sided nature of some articles.
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Thus each urban innovation exemplifies an ever-more active responsiveness hardwired into human beings.
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Nothing exemplifies these violations like the gulags, or forced labor camps, run by the state.
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F.'s family exemplifies the changing profile of those being picked up by the Aquarius.
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Osamu Ishiyama's structure exemplifies the surprising adaptability of humans in the face of dehumanizing events.
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This theory only works when there's a field in which one candidate exemplifies these traits.
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It's the startup's absurd overvaluation, and the way that overvaluation exemplifies Silicon Valley's skewed priorities.
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The robust survey exemplifies the range of media and concepts explored by bitforms gallery artists.
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But one startup in particular exemplifies the city's shift towards this current stultifying vibe: Bunz.
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Juanli Carrión's and Jacki Fisher's inviting Outer Seed Shadow (OSS) initiative exemplifies this collaborative ethos.
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The news out of Washington over the past several days exemplifies Republicans love regulation too.
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Roy Moore, the Senate candidate from Alabama, exemplifies the Republican approach to sexual misconduct allegations.
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"Stalker" exemplifies this, in that it bears only a faint resemblance to the source material.
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My husband's experience exemplifies growth and the successful passage of opportunity to the next generation.
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Head Start exemplifies an effective approach to education, but it can only go so far.
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And he exemplifies something that preoccupies artists who depict dance: He's different from every angle.
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Like the aforementioned actors, Moby exemplifies the kind of outsized archetype Kelly was drawn to.
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The event that jump started the community's first big boon in 2010 only exemplifies that.
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Tiny Grand Rapids is an example of the former and New York exemplifies the latter.
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But it exemplifies the spirit of Monday's announcement, which is basically, pull all the levers.
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"The Soft Edges of Time" (1976-82) further exemplifies Pousette-Dart's aim to communicate infinitude.
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Can you think of anything that exemplifies the place where you live that merits inclusion?
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No film better exemplifies this shift than "Thor: Ragnarok," which arrives on Netflix this week.
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Swift exemplifies how body commentary can be particularly damaging for someone struggling with disordered eating.
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Her top exemplifies the bare midriff trend, which was extremely popular throughout the early aughts.
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No part of Bronner's better exemplifies the store's core values than the "Silent Night" chapel.
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Eastern Kentucky exemplifies the evolving nature of poverty in America since Johnson declared his war.
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American women joined the army, too, though their experience exemplifies the checkered career of feminism.
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It exemplifies the way we view our work and our mission as stewards of justice.
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The persistence of volume incentives in Medicare provider payment exemplifies how we directly subsidize inefficiency.
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All of this exemplifies the seismic impact RuPaul's Drag Race has had on drag culture.
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On so many levels, this run exemplifies what I enjoy about speedrunning, as a practice.
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The aftermath of the Parkland mass shooting exemplifies the ugly side of social media. Bots.
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That's what Holt's work exemplifies in a tightly curated exhibition honoring her light installations at Dia:Chelsea.
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More broadly, this exemplifies the natural tension currently playing out between automakers and tech companies today.
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So is pointing to one specific show that exemplifies what's wrong with the TV water cooler.
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"Sports is one of the only truly unifying things in this country, and this exemplifies that."
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The report should not be making headlines for its content but for the brazenness it exemplifies.
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Austria's new government also exemplifies the second sort of populist-mainstream accommodation: copying the populists' ideas.
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It "exemplifies the approach we are taking around the world", says Chrystia Freeland, Canada's foreign minister.
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Why this matters: Steward's latest acquisition exemplifies the hospital industry's appetite to bulk up wherever possible.
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This exemplifies Palantir's selling point: the system can synthesize enormous amounts of data from various sources.
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But often, Hashtag Mindfulness in this form exemplifies the most commercial aspects of social media vapidity.
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Tesla's recent announcement of its Master Plan, Part Deux exemplifies the convergence of these technology trends.
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This exemplifies a theory laid out in 1955 by Simon Kuznets, a Nobel-prize-winning economist.
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This sort of conflict exemplifies the sometimes tense relationship between the Sioux and the US government.
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It exemplifies slavery's centrality in American history, but also reveals the transitory nature of historical memory.
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The quarrel exemplifies how the mere act of voting has become enmeshed in volatile partisan politics.
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Murat exemplifies the rare Turkish American and why we must continue to grow stronger commercial ties.
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Although a personal project, None still exemplifies the collaborative nature of animation and CGI-heavy films.
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Does a lyric come to mind that exemplifies that transition and it being on the album?
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But the movie exemplifies how small judgments in pace, performance and soundtrack can transcend modest trappings.
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Michigan, where our data came from, has an expungement law that exemplifies the traditional nonautomatic approach.
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Select one and write about how it exemplifies the hopes, fears and changes in revolutionary Sudan?
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The path of the Janus case to the Supreme Court exemplifies the politics of the issue.
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The housing crisis there exemplifies a struggle that plagues the state's rural and urban areas alike.
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"The giant panda exemplifies the common bond between China and the United States," Ms. Peng said.
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This exemplifies the moral dilemmas that you're constantly grappling with as The Outer Worlds' story unfolds.
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"The exhibit exemplifies why the case was filed in the first place," Mr. Stolar told Gothamist.
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In many ways it exemplifies modern Russia - a country revisiting and embracing its classical cultural heritage.
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Moore's collection also exemplifies the extremely skilled craftsmanship present in many of these small-scale carvings.
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His print exemplifies traditional Japanese whaling as a cultural phenomenon that engaged the entire village communities.
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But as the Cambridge Analytica scandal exemplifies, it has happened in the past, and might still.
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"P-26 exemplifies the Cold War hysteria that, at least partially, undermined Swiss democratic institutions," Lang said.
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Nobody better exemplifies the breadth of ability on San Antonio's roster, though, than a pair of backups.
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Darussalam means "abode of peace" in Arabic, and that's what this Southeast Asian nation exemplifies to many.
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Admiral McRaven exemplifies character, charisma, astute knowledge of foreign affairs and a rational approach to domestic problems.
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Showcasing the work of Minerva Cuevas exemplifies the gallery's interest in accountability and studies of the communal.
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Even how the situation has continued to play out exemplifies why Cook's friendliness with Trump is strange.
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Mr Zhang's story exemplifies a profound transformation in Chinese agriculture that has been unfolding since the 24s.
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Perhaps no genre exemplifies the latter like Japanese role-playing games — the Dragon Quest series, in particular.
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The drop in pollution in late 2503 exemplifies why bans in China often work better than elsewhere.
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" For Keifer, the song exemplifies "why we loved country music in the first place … There's real stories.
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This brings us to the cleverness of the title, which exemplifies the podcast's brand of empathetic investigation.
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This reaction exemplifies what is wrong in our country today: We are not talking to each other.
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It's no secret that Marion Cotillard exemplifies #goals when it comes to all things fashion and style.
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The persecution of Luis exemplifies the general backsliding of the democratic institutions of Colombia in recent years.
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Nearly two-thirds of skilled migrants move to America, Britain, Canada and Australia Australia exemplifies several trends.
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This move is clearly favors Putin, and only further exemplifies why the special counsel investigation must continue.
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The scene that perhaps best exemplifies Raimi's understanding of the character is also its most famous one.
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Daughter Khloé Kardashian recently told a story that exemplifies exactly how dedicated Jenner is to perfecting appearances.
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With his latest album, he combines and exemplifies the best qualities of the most popular contemporary rappers.
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"Norma Jeane Baker," a theatre piece with operatic elements, exemplifies the risks of meet-cute art-making.
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For many, Mr. Wheeldon's choreography exemplifies the kind of impressive classicism they want Ballet Theater to exemplify.
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And yet Mafia 3 also exemplifies why character diversity in gaming only comes in fits and starts.
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But it's not the ultimate Metallica album—the album that most exemplifies the band's ethos and attitude.
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The pristine grid arrangement of the nostalgic, random items in Fluxus spirit exemplifies that everything is art.
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Little Haiti, long the heart of the community in Miami, exemplifies the changes rippling through Haitian Florida.
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Choose a favorite photo and write about how it exemplifies many autistic boys' deep connections to subways.
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USG7's history exemplifies the lack of accountability in the prisoner transport business — even when people die.
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Among the biggest problems in science that the Wansink debacle exemplifies is the "publish or perish" mentality.
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If there is one company that best exemplifies the demise of the modern mall, it's L Brands.
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The media's treatment of Donna Maria Nuñez, the hispanic mole woman rescued with Kimmy, exemplifies this inequality.
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That's a practice of building empathy and listening to people's deep stories that she exemplifies for me.
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Huawei exemplifies how the Chinese lifted themselves out of poverty and became a technological power through perseverance.
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The case exemplifies the increasingly severe crackdown against the news media under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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Possibly the quietest rapper ever to have fascinated the hip-hop world, Playboi Carti exemplifies this tendency.
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LOUIS MEYERSSOUTH BURLINGTON, VT. To the Editor: President Trump's defense of Rob Porter exemplifies his moral relativism.
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But it's "Panini" that best exemplifies what makes Lil Nas X so fascinating as an artist in 2019.
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The Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, where a $4m conservation project was formally unveiled this week, exemplifies both points.
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A most notable campaign that exemplifies this was Gucci's pre-fall advertisements, which featured an all-black cast.
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West Nile, which appeared in this hemisphere in 1999, famously exemplifies a virus moving independent of climate change.
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That the reaction to such a bombshell could be in doubt exemplifies the damage being inflicted on America.
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Shearer and Teplin gave PEOPLE an exclusive sneak peak at the book cover, which exemplifies their signature approach.
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Spencer's victory at the University of Florida exemplifies how hosting controversial speakers puts public universities in a bind.
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The studiousness runs counter to Spotify algorithmic discovery and exemplifies the true taste-making value of the event.
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"He exemplifies the entrepreneurial spirit we are celebrating here at CNBC and highlighting with Make It, " Cramer said.
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And that is because it exemplifies the pureness of Dads online, as Will has now demonstrated beyond question.
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"Shark Tank" star Barbara Corcoran's schedule exemplifies McGinn's tip on focusing and preparing for work early each day.
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The clock metaphor exemplifies varying levels of pressure and reflects a reality check on the North Korean leader.
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This congressional effort is significant because it exemplifies a new approach in U.S. policy towards Israelis and Palestinians.
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If these narratives show white supremacist myth making in action, Hurston's "Barracoon" exemplifies African-American resistance to it.
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Dr. Márquez Grau exemplifies a peculiar side effect of Puerto Rico's financial crisis: the graying of its doctors.
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It's a passage that really exemplifies what King does best: instantly engrossing you in the horrific and unknown.
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The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, which I oversee, exemplifies the multiplier effect of NIH funding.
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A population's path from extreme tight to extreme loose and back again exemplifies what I call autocratic recidivism.
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The Peace Corps — a highly underrated part of America's foreign policy toolkit — exemplifies the best of U.S. internationalism.
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What do you think is a good track that exemplifies the bigger or modern hip-hop influenced sound?
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Each work illustrates or exemplifies through social intervention, that the world we experience is fundamentally plastic and mutable.
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This apple exemplifies American exceptionalism; it is a feat of science as well as of grit and determination.
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Hamdi-Soussi perfectly exemplifies this by including Ali Cherri's dans la lune (crazy) dream video-loop "Somniculus" (2017).
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Their case exemplifies the nature of the Venezuelan state and the unchecked violence it is willing to employ.
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For all its splendor, the Chishi Bridge, in Hunan Province, exemplifies the seamy underside of China's infrastructure boom.
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Something unsettling is going on in American politics — in America, period — and the chaotic Democratic race exemplifies it.
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Something unsettling is going on in American politics — in America, period — and the chaotic Democratic race exemplifies it.
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This veteran-focused program exemplifies how veterans and their families apply service-related experiences to improve their communities.
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It has not helped Ms. DeVos that she exemplifies much that liberals find objectionable about the Trump administration.
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Any city holds lots of contradictions, but it needed to be a city that really exemplifies the contradictions.
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If anything, the resurgence of repeal and delay exemplifies how malleable the president's views on health policy remain.
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As the Weinstein case exemplifies, women often don't come forward with their experiences out of fear of retaliation.
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Germinal, a production in from Belgium and France, exemplifies what is at the heart of the UTR Festival.
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It seems to be an amalgam of circumstance and psychology, and no composer exemplifies this more vividly than Beethoven.
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This year's categories and point totals are: Utah's win caps a success story that exemplifies the state's industrious nature.
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The layered colors and carved lava-lamp forms of a small lacquer box by Tsuishu Yozei exemplifies tradition renewed.
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The Veterans Health Administration scandal of 2014 is an incident of recent memory which effectively exemplifies this bureaucratic nightmare.
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South African people from a household that exemplifies the substantial skin pigmentation variability in Africa's Khomani and Nama populations.
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Neoclassical architecture exemplifies "purity" and simplicity in art, values that can take many forms, including not necessarily egregious ones.
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"This case exemplifies why the Trump administration zero-tolerance policy is not only unworkable, but a failure," she said.
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Wearing this jersey Clayton, exemplifies what it is to be a Dodger and to be a man of character.
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In some cases, it even exemplifies the old-school American dream of working hard and reaching for the stars.
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Laura Sook Duncombe: Piracy really exemplifies freedom because it's an escape from the ordinary and what's expected of you.
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No one exemplifies this look better than Ben Chandler, operations manager and the red-bearded Viking of Competitive Meditation.
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She exemplifies a level of maturity that most people her age don't have when it comes to breaking up.
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Mr Goldsmith, who has links to plenty of people unsuited to setting the agenda in City Hall, exemplifies this.
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Looking back at our early investment memos recommending an investment in Twilio, the company exemplifies these laws in practice.
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Clinton, and at the establishment she exemplifies, was visceral and abundant, overshadowing her electoral advantage and barrier-breaking night.
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Crossroads, the painting depicting a tiger on a Chelsea neighborhood sidewalk, strongly exemplifies the complexity of Rea's artistic intentions.
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Though not its intention, Ms. Klein's article exemplifies how isolated the very rich are from the rest of us.
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It's an obviously ironic choice for a song that exemplifies the love and hate relationship between Joker and Harley.
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And as the architect of this vision, it is Mr. Xi, not the C.C.P., who exemplifies the country's rejuvenation.
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Education can accomplish this task by teaching the "care for the soul" that, at its peak, European culture exemplifies.
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Visionary, but conceived from a foundation of van Gogh and Impressionism, it exemplifies the artist's spirit of formal innovation.
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Woods's rise to greatness exemplifies early and fiercely single-minded specialization: golf, golf, golf, from the age of 2.
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Perhaps nothing better exemplifies that con than Trump's success at portraying himself as a populist scourge of international finance.
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Andrew M. Cuomo exemplifies the kind of mixed emotions that many in the state seemingly feel about Proposition 1.
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For many, the future of the nation's oil industry exemplifies the central concern of a López Obrador presidency: uncertainty.
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Ms. Belilove herself often exemplifies the genre's tragic, heroic side: Orpheus entering the Elysian fields, Liberty leading the people.
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Cory Booker exemplifies those qualities better than any other candidate, whether they're a fellow Rhodes Scholar mayor or not.
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The PC and console game exemplifies tropes that many narrative projects — including Life Is Strange — have since evolved past.
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It's a modifiable response to community needs that exemplifies a collaborative and creative spirit that improves quality of life.
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The game's time-bending storyline exemplifies how the series has grown from its arcade roots into a perennial blockbuster.
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It exemplifies both the sheer mindlessness of addictive behavior—and of the way we deal with it as a society.
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Rifts really exemplifies that in a way that you had not seen in a role-playing game before that period.
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"From a policy perspective, robotic-assisted surgery exemplifies the difficulty of balancing surgical innovation with evidence-based medicine," he concludes.
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The film celebrates diversity through powerful messages and embrace differences between one another, a concept that the furry fandom exemplifies.
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This particular episode exemplifies the cavalier attitude with which some NASA artifacts were handled, especially in the agency's early years.
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English perfectly exemplifies the "network effects" of a global tongue: the more people use it, the more useful it is.
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The story of his career since that triumph exemplifies the caprices of literary celebrity and the indignities of old age.
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His "Kneeling Peasant Girl" (1950s), an oil painting that's stylistically reminiscent of Matisse's "Blue Nude," exemplifies this east-west fusion.
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Area residents, law enforcement professionals and business leaders in this community say Amistad exemplifies life at the border for them.
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"The addition of the A350-900 exemplifies Singapore Airlines' longstanding commitment to operate a young and modern fleet," Goh said.
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Or do they actually believe that Russia exemplifies a new civilisation—free of the decadence and weakness of the West?
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But let's go back to Nick for a second, as he exemplifies how the Mexico shift has helped the show.
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Her next song, "Blow," is premiering below and exemplifies the perfect synthesis of her Indian roots and modern pop cool.
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To the Editor: Washington State's coming vote on carbon taxes exemplifies the power of people to attack climate change meaningfully.
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Read more: A feud between Amazon's pharmacy and the healthcare industry exemplifies just how disruptive the tech giant could be
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To the government, this type of thinking — prime material for French lampooning — exemplifies how the country has failed to adapt.
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Gina, a woman Ms Warren met soon after she began writing her book, exemplifies the struggles of middle-class Americans.
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With a church choir background and a steel drum, Chance the Rapper delivers a song that truly exemplifies black joy.
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Sure enough, the chart largely exemplifies that: As the perceived risk of tobacco rose, its use among 12th graders declined.
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First, human contribution to climate change is devastating ecosystems, as the recent article on Yellowstone Park in The Times exemplifies.
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This story, from last year, exemplifies the scope of America's opioid epidemic and how important naloxone is to fighting it.
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His net worth is less in 2018 than in 2016 — a drop in value that exemplifies Paulson's dirty investing secret.
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He exemplifies that prickly bit of our psyche that yells profanities at cars that cut us off on the highway.
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"The On In Outs (heap 5)" (all works 2019) exemplifies Lapin's facility in constructing an image in multiple conflicting idioms.
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Students, in some ways, what you were able to do exemplifies some of the skills you learned in the classroom.
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The Future of Artificial Intelligence Act, a bipartisan piece of legislation pending in the House and Senate, exemplifies this trend.
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This epidemic of diligence exemplifies the cultural clashes between the permanent Washington bureaucracy and the US President's anti-establishment outsiders.
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According the the American Kennel Club, Shibas are "spirited" and Major's enthusiastic rally for his new toy certainly exemplifies that.
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French teacher Frédéric Durand-Baïssas' ongoing legal battle with the social network exemplifies its problematic stance toward flesh-filled images.
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The video/new media artist Erin Johnson comes immediately to mind as someone who exemplifies how this dynamic can work.
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Mrs Merkel's new position on marriage, not stark enough to force either supporters or detractors to the polls, exemplifies his complaint.
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The Times story also exemplifies how Twitter has been dealing with bad actors using its platform for manipulation and nefarious ends.
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Hot on the heels of the first single "Lightning Strike," Judas Priest's latest Firepower track "Never the Heroes" exemplifies that power.
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Nonetheless, the moment stuck in my craw just a little bit, because it exemplifies, I think, where The Predator goes wrong.
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"Seventeen," Bloom's opener, exemplifies this, chronicling a relationship Sivan had with an older man who he met through Grindr while underage.
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"Mesa," 2013, exemplifies this sense of the landscape: its arrangement of shapes represents a hard-edge rendering of a southwestern tableland.
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Yet Microsoft's primacy and ubiquity in portfolios reflects the way it exemplifies nearly every characteristic that today's market is rewarding richly.
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The president's use of executive action launches his final year with a move that Republicans say exemplifies misuse of his powers.
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The Indian Export-Import (Exim) Bank, a government-owned institution that finances and promotes foreign trade, exemplifies that transition, he explained.
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The response to drug epidemics exemplifies just one way in which race can shape so much of American politics and policy.
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President Trump's trip to China exemplifies what I call his "head of state" diplomacy: prioritizing personal relationships with his foreign counterparts.
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This painting exemplifies his directed engagement with history and representation, which is where he reaches something powerful and all his own.
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It exemplifies the sense of wonder and awe that people associate with the brain, a little bit like a supernatural entity.
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Warren, along with U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, exemplifies the leftward wing of the party, while Biden currently owns its center lane.
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Israel exemplifies apartheid as it applies domestic law to Jews in the West Bank but military law to non-Jews there.
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This week exemplifies the challenge they will have to weather to retain their position in the top half of the conference.
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But nothing exemplifies our collective failure to protect consumer privacy better than the wireless sector's cavalier treatment of user location data.
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On its own, the tweet does not incriminate Trump, but it exemplifies the legal peril in which he now finds himself.
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But it also exemplifies more specifically his lifelong, politically informed approach to depicting black Americans: with both grandeur and frank humanity.
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"Halloween" (2016), on view here, exemplifies the subtle tensions that Bartlett's fans have come to love and expect from his work.
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Dr. D., as he is known to his social media following, exemplifies the shifting paradigms around sexual and gender minority health.
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The two-step he has done in defense of Trump's decision to call the coronavirus the "Chinese virus" exemplifies his approach.
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Mr. Thaler, a professor at the business school, exemplifies the range of academic views in play at the university these days.
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Governor Tom Wolf, in kicking off Pennsylvania's most recent criminal justice reform initiative, exemplifies the outcomes measure: less crime, fewer victims.
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Yerevan 1996/1997 exemplifies of the power of art as a communication tool, and the power of the physical art object.
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A member of the TikTok Hype House, 17-year-old Chase Hudson exemplifies a lot of the hallmarks of e-boyism.
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Little exemplifies neoliberal governance better than paying a consulting firm $20 million to identify ways to more efficiently deport poor people.
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CREATE exemplifies crowdsourcing's growing popularity with the DoD and the IC, and their understanding of its potential in solving complex problems.
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Hacken's approach exemplifies a pay-for-play hype machine that churns out recommendations viewed by hundreds of thousands of hungry investors.
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No team exemplifies the failure and revolving door that the Vols have endured in the past decade quite like the Cleveland Browns.
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Georgia's sixth congressional district, the location for April's special election, exemplifies changes common in booming southern cities like Atlanta, Charlotte and Nashville.
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This case exemplifies the importance of tightening up the laws to give police the unambiguous ability to act in cases like this.
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The U.S. technology industry exemplifies the American Dream, employing more than 7 million Americans and contributing $1.6 trillion annually to our economy.
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But the President's reactions to his wife were an event of their own, reminding us why the political power couple exemplifies #RelationshipGoals.
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In many ways he exemplifies the successful assimilation of China's 6m ethnic Mongolians, most of them in Inner Mongolia in China's north.
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It's a simple moment, but it exemplifies the partnership they share and how they approach even the simplest things as a team.
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To get things moving, here's my response to the first question: A person who I think exemplifies online citizenship is Zeynep Tufecki.
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The well-known series The Frieze of Life exemplifies Munch's penchant for allegorical depictions in an attempt to distill universal human truths.
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But Torikizoku's decision exemplifies the underlying logic of "Abenomics", a campaign to revive Japan's economy, named after Shinzo Abe, its prime minister.
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Clearly the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, whose members must be in good standing with their local community and bishop, exemplifies that latter belief.
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It revolves around the age-old traditions of an isolated monastery, but it exemplifies the scepticism sometimes aroused by Western heritage programmes.
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The new investment, which is an unspecified portion of a $250 million round, exemplifies Microsoft's increased focus on commercializing open-source software.
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North Carolina—a state that has been the focus of my own research—exemplifies how the Christian left's past informs its present.
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Beyond Streaming, metaphorically rooted in channels, exemplifies both what open communication can achieve and the potential danger that exists when it's breached.
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This claim also exemplifies the difficulties companies such as Twitter and Facebook could face in their attempts to clean up their communities.
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PRINT your REALITY is just one of Browntourage's numerous collaborations, but it exemplifies the symbiosis Arsala and Beglari pursue in their work.
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The 'do itself is slicked with gel, spiked with abandon, and exemplifies exactly why she is the patron saint of unapologetic beauty.
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"This tragic incident exemplifies the problem the Navajo Nation faces in an overpopulation of feral horses," said Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye.
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The rail contract exemplifies the financial demands Carlyle imposed on PES in the years leading up to the refiner's bankruptcy in January.
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Nobody exemplifies it better than Qai Qai, Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr.'s sardonic doll who's constantly on the brink of existential crisis.
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While it's true that most of the 2020 candidates will claim the mantle of progressivism, none exemplifies it quite like he does.
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Kate Barth, Freedom Now's legal director, told the commission the Rwigara case exemplifies many of the violations against government critics in Rwanda.
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The president's planned use of executive action launches his final year with a move that Republicans say exemplifies misuse of his powers.
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As Guimaraes's first solo show in New York, the exhibition exemplifies the gap Nara Roesler hopes to fill in the cultural landscape.
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The Fed's decision to create two tracks for the adoption of international capital standards for banks in the early 2000s exemplifies this.
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As Kimmy's absent mother, Lisa Kudrow perfectly exemplifies the kind of parent who loves her child deeply, but from a painful distance.
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No one better exemplifies this archetype, Christianity's fraught relationship with celebrity, and America's love of a rebrand than disgraced televangelist Jim Bakker.
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What comes next: Either the bill is changed, or leadership exemplifies some masterful persuasion to pass the repeal without a replacement ready.
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You know, it just exemplifies the point that there are so many different ways to view art, and that's exciting to me.
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"Miss Breme Jones exemplifies the contradiction of slavery — no matter what the ideologues said, you couldn't deny their humanity," Mr. Ward said.
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Research suggests it exemplifies weaknesses and tensions inherent to liberal democracy itself — and that, in times of stress, can pull it apart.
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I love how the series exemplifies that grief, self-deprecation, humor, humility, and honesty can all coexist, even in a single conversation.
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You won&apost find such introspection in "No Safe Spaces," a new documentary that exemplifies the "free-speech tourism" on the right.
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He still exemplifies the classic way of standing with one leg crossed tightly over the other, so that the ankles are dovetailed.
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Alex and Ani have put together a feminist line that not only exemplifies Wonder Woman's strength, but looks great on every arm.
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Between all the dramatics and seven-times-a-day moisturizing, he is a loving father who exemplifies what it means to prioritize.
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Rather, the program and how it's being used by regular people exemplifies how Amazon has sunk its claws into our consumerist habits.
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"No man this century better exemplifies honor, patriotism, service, sacrifice, and country first than Senator John McCain," Romney said in a tweet.
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It looks ever more prescient and in some ways exemplifies the pluralism that MoMA needs to aim for in its next life.
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This particular relapse was a jolting wake up call, illuminating the insanity and loss of control that exemplifies the disease of addiction.
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If there is a single person who exemplifies the dumbass hick in the smug imagination, it is former President George W. Bush.
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No episode better exemplifies Drag Race's twisted wit than this one, in which previously eliminated contestants fought to get back in the game.
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But even when the series falters, it treats us to a story that exemplifies the best of teenage dystopia, and transcends the worst.
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It exemplifies a culture that consistently pulls the rug out from under women and other minorities and changes the rules of the game.
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Bannon's story exemplifies the challenges military vets face in the workforce and how they often choose entrepreneurship as a career later in life.
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It exemplifies the idea, promoted by Mr Barton among others, that tomorrow's winners will come from adding technology to yesterday's successes, especially agriculture.
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"Every year, we choose the baby who best exemplifies Gerber's longstanding heritage of recognizing that every baby is a Gerber baby," he explained.
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At MOCA, an elegant fusion of oral histories and visual art exemplifies Chinese food as a signifier of the familiar and the foreign.
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Thelma & LouiseA road trip revenge dramedy that exemplifies the beauty of female friendship makes you appreciate your besties – and forget all about Tinder.
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Through a combination of hard work, commitment to public service and the pioneer spirit, she exemplifies what it means to be an Arizonan.
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This model exemplifies the ethos of Get Smart B4 U Get Sexy: Young people should be in full control of their sexual health.
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"All Souls really exemplifies Asheville's commitment to ingredient-driven cooking," said John Fleer, the chef of Rhubarb and a veteran of Blackberry Farm.
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"There are some very similar things — a polarized electorate, nativism, nationalism were clearly big factors, and Trump exemplifies them here," Mr. Trippi said.
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"Didi exemplifies the innovation taking place in the iOS developer community in China," Tim Cook, chief executive of Apple, said in a statement.
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It also exemplifies Brooklyn's admirable tendency to do shows that Manhattan's big museums apparently find too juicy, broadly appealing or who knows what.
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Balter is a forty-three-year-old Brazilian-American whose blend of complexity and vitality exemplifies musical discourse in the Chase-ICE cosmos.
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For some Trump voters, the generic, non-religious greeting "happy holidays" — a phrase often employed by the Obama administration — exemplifies that PC culture.
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If it sounds like we're getting ahead of ourselves, Nicky Ashwell exemplifies how the increasingly intimate relationship humans enjoy with technology even today.
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Kuba's Nothing But Light project exemplifies the kind of radical environment San Francisco can foster for artists pushing their work into new territories.
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The discovery of one letter that's making its public debut in the show exemplifies just how captivated we are by van Gogh's story.
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A story like "The Real Diane Williams Has Captured the Whole of Freud," which first appeared in Ms. Williams's second book, exemplifies this.
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You won&apost find such introspection in "No Safe Spaces," a new documentary that exemplifies the growing "free-speech tourism" on the right.
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Tom Campbell, who is framing himself as an outsider who better exemplifies the values of voters in the conservative state, entered the race.
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Highlighting choice works from throughout her career, Call and Response exemplifies Saar's ability to reshape the world around her through uniquely configured assemblages.
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With its creative premise, unique style, and emotional heft, Sanjay's Super Team exemplifies the very best of what a Pixar short can be.
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The Salt Bae-Dan the Baker dichotomy exemplifies the food world&aposs love-hate affair with Instagram in its first decade of existence.
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Tom Campbell, who is framing himself as an outsider who better exemplifies the values of voters in the conservative state, entered the race.
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It also exemplifies the tendency of those arbiters to amplify "perfect crimes" that advance their political agenda — and to ignore crimes that don't.
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The Dennis Bergkamp statue exemplifies this perfectly, in that it is either magnificent or quite shite, depending on the eye of the beholder.
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It exemplifies Kavanaugh's belief in the importance of presidential power — which could matter because of more than just the CFPB (see: the Mueller investigation).
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It is the image of Scott, wearing a t-shirt with himself scoring one of his rare NHL goals that exemplifies the guy's charm.
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This statement tidily exemplifies the disconnect, because this "handy rubric" view of the Enlightenment comes at a cost Pinker doesn't acknowledge but ought to.
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So while "Computed Curation" may seem like it cuts out the human editor, it actually exemplifies how creative tools can assist the human eye.
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"This is someone who exemplifies the engaged student scholar on campus," said Ms. Feldblum, whose organization is made up of university presidents and chancellors.
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It exemplifies the perspicacity of humanist, anti-luxury values at the core of much vanguard art and architecture, both in Prouvé's time and now.
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Billed as a reevaluation of the genre, the show exemplifies the artists's divergence from Pop Art and Neo-Expressionism in favor of stylistic independence.
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The quarter of the philanthropic investment that went to charter schools in some ways exemplifies the best cases for and against what Booker did.
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Doctor Strange, Marvel's latest journey into its ever-expanding cinematic universe, exemplifies both the best and the worst of the comic book movie studio.
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Though in the final stages of Alzheimer's, Glen Campbell has not lost his deep connection to music – and his last album exemplifies just that.
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He told me in an email that Judge Coleman's ruling exemplifies a new trend of courts paying close attention to data breach settlement proposals.
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Didi Chuxing dominates the Chinese market "Didi exemplifies the innovation taking place in the iOS developer community in China," Cook says in a statement.
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To inhabit a character whose personal fate exemplifies, with all the play's grace and humor, an ability to face the apocalypse, fey and weary?
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"Every year, we choose the baby who best exemplifies Gerber's longstanding heritage of recognizing that every baby is a Gerber baby," Partyka told Today.
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Nothing exemplifies this insider problem more than the prospect of the wife of a two-term President being chosen as the party's new nominee.
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"Didi exemplifies the innovation taking place in the iOS developer community in China," Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, said in a news release.
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The recent downfall of WeWork exemplifies how the corporate retreat can run amok, becoming incubators for wild behavior, heavy drinking, and exorbitant company spending.
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It had Byzantine, Egyptian, Spanish Colonial and Roman architectural influences and, at 90 years old, it truly exemplifies the grandeur of early Art Deco.
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Precisely how they got there exemplifies Minnesota, a hyperfocused group whose members seem to know where they'll be on the floor at any time.
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Perhaps the capsule that best exemplifies Ant Farm's celebration of the now is the one dedicated in August 1972 at Houston's Contemporary Arts Museum.
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"Ahed Tamimi exemplifies the spirit of non-violent resistance that is growing in the Palestinian territories because of the occupation," Mustafa Barghouti told CNN.
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While Gates exemplifies how outsized wealth can be recycled to help the poor, Oxfam believes such "big philanthropy" does not address the fundamental problem.
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But it brings the series in for a peaceful, satisfying ending that exemplifies the intimacy and ambition that made the show such a knockout.
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The project exemplifies a long-term vision among scientists and policy makers that is almost unimaginable today, as distant as those colliding black holes.
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Each exemplifies the range of policy solutions that legislation has to offer, from action plans, partnerships and mapping efforts, to accessing new funding opportunities.
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Water Will (in Melody) exemplifies the intentions of the Time-Based Art Festival itself; it's an invitation to lean toward the complex and unknown.
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Viewers will have the chance to vote in an online poll for the Finalist whose accomplishment, impact and story best exemplifies a CNN Hero.
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The simple fact that the force advancing on Mosul is comprised of government security forces as well as ethno-sectarian militias exemplifies that reality.
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Experts say New Zealand exemplifies the difficulty of enacting a progressive agenda at a time when politics are fractured and conservatives worldwide are emboldened.
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Democrats say the increasingly diverse area exemplifies the sort of educated and affluent suburban district that Democrats will need to win to recapture the House.
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Whether or not Michelob Ultra is the exact kind of beer Pratt exemplifies is debatable, but Star-Lord can pretty much sell anyone on anything.
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In that way, immigration denialism exemplifies my old point that critics are sanitizing Trumpism as "economic anxiety" when racism is a huge part of it.
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Michelle Obama's tweet was a simple message of gratitude, that exemplifies the grace, dignity, and compassion that she has embodied over the past eight years.
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"Judge Kavanaugh will bring extensive experience to the Supreme Court; his long career exemplifies public service and, in particular, dedication to religious liberty," Ryan said.
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The new museum explores the living culture of Jerusalem, which curator Reem Fadda sees as a city that exemplifies the beginning and end of globalism.
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She has been the towering figure of the British fashion press throughout her tenure: a superb journalist and editor, who understands and exemplifies every quality.
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With its frisky, empathetic take on an immigrant's plight, "A World Away" exemplifies Old Crow's signature mixture of social-statement-making and yarn-spinning entertainment.
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Produced in 2006, it exemplifies the "random" style of internet humor of that time, pioneered by the likes of Homestar Runner, eBaum's World, and Newgrounds.
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Perhaps no one exemplifies this engineering strategy more successfully, with billion-dollar, bankruptcy-defying bets on electric automobiles and reusable space rockets, than Elon Musk.
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Bird exemplifies the "weird binary state of gig workers," Aleksandr Felstiner, a labor lawyer with the firm Levy Ratner, P.C., told me in an email.
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I believe that this test exemplifies not how far A.I. technology has progressed but, rather, how poorly we humans parse what we read and hear.
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"NO PIECE OF hardware better exemplifies America's military might than an aircraft-carrier," declare the memoirs of Ashton Carter, America's defence secretary in 2000-22016.
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A high-stakes case involving Uncoated Groundwood Paper, better known as newsprint, imported into the United States from Canada exemplifies the misuse of trade remedies.
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His rise through the ranks exemplifies the growth and development within Southeast Asia's startup scene over that period — it isn't just limited to startups themselves.
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In many ways Mohamed Elibiary, 41, exemplifies the new Dallas: He is an Egyptian-born Muslim who moved to the United States at age 8.
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At its core Twitter strives to connect people, and Insomnia Twitter perfectly exemplifies how the platform can be used to foster a sense of community.
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The sweeping triptych "I giardini/The Gardens" (2017), which takes up an entire wall of the capacious single-room installation, exemplifies all of these shifts.
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"He exemplifies the two great challenges that the Orthodox community faced, the darkest part of Jewish history of the last hundred years," Mr. Gestetner said.
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" It added, "The project exemplifies the strong cross-cultural ties between our two nations and has not caused any strains between the U.S. and France.
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Shannen exemplifies how college — once a bright beacon of promise and potent engine of advancement — has turned into something that's often dysfunctional and downright cruel.
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Li's fate, however, exemplifies how individuals are increasingly being asked to sacrifice everything in the name of maintaining societal stability -- and that of the Party.
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"This case also exemplifies why it is that this system, for good reason, demands that the responsibility [for sentencing] falls on someone neutral," Jackson said.
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With its cavernous steakhouses and clubs featuring sertanejo universitário (Brazil's version of upscale country music), Goiânia exemplifies the ranching aspirations of much of Brazil's heartland.
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Like I said before, in many ways, Louisiana exemplifies Heraclitus' claim: changing, but only in ways that can be hard to see or are fleeting.
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The acquisition and new research arm, which will be called Uber's A.I. Labs, exemplifies how seriously Silicon Valley tech companies are betting on artificial intelligence.
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In his review for The Times, Ben Kenigsberg wrote that the film "exemplifies how small judgments in pace, performance and soundtrack can transcend modest trappings."
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But perhaps nothing better exemplifies the Pentagon's approach to its pollution problem than the story of RDX, one of the world's most powerful conventional explosives.
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Like AOL chat rooms in the mid 1990s, VRChat exemplifies a wild and chaotic time on the internet, a time some people are nostalgic for.
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" Designer Cynthia Rowley collaborated with Aden to select the inspirational phrase featured down her burkini sleeves, which the designer said "exemplifies continued support of female empowerment.
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"It also exemplifies how much violence, discrimination, and harassment is experienced not just by the larger community but specifically by trans women of color," said Knott.
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And what movie exemplifies that decade better than the cinematic masterpiece Footloose, where Ren McCormack (Kevin Bacon) saves a small town through the power of dance?
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For Mr Setiya, a philosopher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Mill exemplifies a syndrome that is less an age-specific ailment than a human predicament.
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For Dick, as he is known to his staff, the tradition of clerks addressing their bosses as "judge" exemplifies the judiciary's stodginess and resistance to innovation.
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Ambassador Taylor, Ambassador Yovanovitch, and Lieutenant Colonel Vindman have all demonstrated the professionalism and courage that exemplifies the best of our military officer and diplomatic corps.
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Wilson says that IHSNO and Francois' success exemplifies the fact that high schools do not need to be selective in order to show great student outcomes.
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In the Eastern District of New York, a legal case between Apple and the FBI exemplifies the kind of access Feinstein and Burr's bill would mandate.
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Trump's self-congratulatory reiteration of his call for a temporary ban on non-American Muslims entering the United States exemplifies his violence-tinged politics of division.
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But if winning back these Trump voters means running like Obama, who in the current Democratic field best exemplifies the former president on the campaign trail?
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To me, while Billionaires' Row strikes me as more "old money," Tribeca, with its SoulCycles and Sweetgreens, exemplifies the changing look of wealth in the city.
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But this commercial exemplifies the genre of "issue ads" that Sanders uses as veiled hits on Clinton—so subtle viewers might not pick up on it.
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Recently, he dropped a new record Village Party 2: Heaven's Gate that exemplifies the relaxing, smooth tracks that will put any sucker into a good mood.
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The inclusion of artifacts that showcase the spiritual beliefs of a non-Western community is refreshing, and also exemplifies the ever-broadening definition of outsider art.
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And then there is Lindy West the cultural institution—the blogger who best exemplifies the social consciousness turn in online writing in the early 21st century.
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Sadly, Trump exemplifies an ideological approach to the coronavirus (and Democrats must avoid the converse tendency to predict the worst just because Trump is in charge).
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Odebrecht exemplifies everything that infuriates Brazilians about the Petrobras scandal: a rich boy who has corrupted the Brazilian government in order to make himself even richer.
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Perhaps no track exemplifies this more than the infamous "Gucci Gang," where Pump repeats the phrase "Gucci gang" fifty-three times while bragging about his wealth.
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"Scrooged," written by Mitch Glazer and Michael O'Donoghue and directed by Richard Donner, exemplifies the kind of lazily executed comedies Mr. Murray seems always to make.
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The lack of faith Hong Kongers have in mainland China's legal system exemplifies why people in this city are not comfortable with the proposed extradition law.
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The crisis, which has stranded thousands of Australians, exemplifies the growing danger of inhabiting the world's forests as climate change makes wildfires more frequent and intense.
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That he really exemplifies more than anyone else in Washington the permanent campaign mindset, where everything is about winning the next election and nothing else matters.
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According to ARTNews, Gund is said to believe that art "is a right, not a privilege," which she exemplifies by helping underprivileged children receive art education.
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It's one of the more powerful moments in mainstream cinema, and exemplifies the inner rage of a man forced to do unspeakably violent things to survive.
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It also exemplifies the conundrum that ransomware victims face: pay up and get your access back, or refuse — potentially costing much more in the long run.
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But the latest Baltimore attack exemplifies what a whack-a-mole game this is: One area improves its practices and hackers just go looking for another.
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One example of a red-lipped fan-seller in a translucent blue kimono exemplifies the need for a careful eye to discern between men and women.
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If there's one thing that's touched literally hundreds of artists, and exemplifies Richard Timperio and his Sideshow vision, it would be his Christmas/New Year exhibitions.
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" The self doubt and hopelessness of this scene exemplifies the kind of vulnerability that seemed to be lacking in the previous reboot, "The Amazing Spider-Man.
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If anything, the issue with the sailors exemplifies why diplomacy works, not why you should recklessly bomb anyone who does anything that doesn't fit a particular narrative.
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While Columbus is obviously not a Confederate icon, the incident exemplifies heightened scrutiny of the historical events and figures memorialized in statues and monuments across the country.
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" Their shared sponsor, Target, exemplifies how a mainstream corporation can simultaneously finance one institution confronting police violence head-on, and another that simply acknowledges police-community "tensions.
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Indeed, nothing exemplifies the power vacuum at the heart of the British political system like the disagreement over which body is actually responsible for issuing state invitations.
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"The quality of performances you will see tomorrow absolutely and quintessentially exemplifies the fact that this is a truly global sport," Sebastian Coe, IAAF President, told reporters.
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" Reynolds confirmed the admiration is mutual, saying in the same release, "You can't find a more iconic brand, or one which better exemplifies craftsmanship, elegance and creativity.
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But in its more than two hours of runtime, there is a single moment that truly exemplifies his genius, a sequence that transforms "Parasite" into cinematic perfection.
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While Upwork has certainly been a journey, it's Elastic that best exemplifies the startup trajectory that I think Gurley has been advocating for the past few years.
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Once a model of modernisation and one of the rare post-Soviet countries to have been successful at graft-busting, it now exemplifies the difficulty of transition.
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And no issue exemplifies the internal debate about whether to tack further left or move toward the middle better than healthcare and new Medicare for All proposals.
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As the song progresses, Smith starts singing along without holding back his dance moves, in what may be one of the videos that best exemplifies his persona.
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And if there's been one show this week that exemplifies all of those things and more, no doubt it was Friday night's Ralph Lauren 50th anniversary event.
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"This agreement further exemplifies the viewer affinity for our beloved brands and talent, and fuboTV's commitment to offering high-quality, world-class content to customers," he added.
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As the following excerpt shows, nobody exemplifies that better than Kenner—a self-taught inventor who filed more patents than any other African-American woman in history.
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Inka Essenhigh — to suggest an artist who exemplifies this more open attitude — seems like many of her generation, immune to anxieties related to fusing abstraction with figuration.
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Metro dropped a new instrumental as part of the Adult Swim Singles Series called "Forever Young," and the song exemplifies all these elements working in evocative harmony.
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"Today's announcement is a bad deal for hardworking Americans, and exemplifies the worst form of crony capitalism," the U.S. Coalition for Sugar Reform said in a statement.
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The idea that he's the Computer Guy and we are the helpless office workers in his way exemplifies the attitude of Facebook and Silicon Valley more broadly.
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The Tower's bar exemplifies Mr Trump's late-life pivot to the business of celebrity, with cocktails named after his TV show The Apprentice, which was filmed there.
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Yiannopoulos, who has built his personal brand on anti-Muslim, anti-feminism, and general bigotry, exemplifies the place where she doesn't believe the conservative movement should go.
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It's a deeply philosophical work, as Godot is considered in some interpretations to represent the absence of God, while the waiting exemplifies the futility of human existence.
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Bolivia's crisis, where the stakes of using the right label seem unusually high, also exemplifies why scholars consider the old binaries to be outdated, misleading, even harmful.
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If you're gunning for a job that requires meticulous attention to details, share a specific example from your work history that exemplifies your capability to kill it.
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Like most of the company's latest releases, this move exemplifies DigitalOcean's ambition to move beyond its discount hosting roots to become a more fully fledged cloud provider.
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"Chairman Rogers exemplifies the principles that should be possessed by the next FBI Director," Thomas F. O'Connor, president of the FBI Agents Association, said in a statement.
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Jack Ma, of Alibaba, has argued that the entire e-commerce sector in China exemplifies this pattern: people happily shop online because there haven't been Walmarts everywhere.
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"HHS's failure to articulate any explanation for its action, much less a reasoned one based on relevant factors, exemplifies arbitrary and capricious agency action," the court said.
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How Mario Exemplifies the Cutting Room Floor Ethos A good example of The Cutting Room Floor's approach in action is with the classic Super Mario Bros. games.
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Nothing better exemplifies the conflicting philosophies than Disney's pending acquisition of key Fox entertainment assets, seeking to bulk up to gain leverage against Netflix and its ilk.
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It exemplifies the Western prejudice against nonwhites as less important and less consequential in the scope of world history, no matter how much we may deny it.
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Even though Ava DuVernay's name isn't seen until the end of the new trailer for her reimagining of "A Wrinkle in Time," it clearly exemplifies female empowerment.
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Including, for instance, a couple of his rounded, three-legged chairs from that period would represent to visitors the roots of the holistic modernism that Cranbrook exemplifies.
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At a moment when conversations around authorship and diversity of voices are pervasive, Mr. Owunna's work exemplifies the power that comes from insiders documenting their own community.
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Science The podcast Primero y Diez, or First and 10, exemplifies the passion for American football in Mexico and the kind of fans the league is cultivating.
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He has a core base of supporters for whom Medicare-for-all exemplifies everything they like about him, and his ideas are quite popular among Democrats broadly.
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"That one hurts for us because he certainly exemplifies not only our style as a ballplayer but as a teammate, too," Quinn said in a press conference.
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A posh, literate costume drama, "Olivia" exemplifies the post-World War II "cinema of quality" that would be anathema to the firebrands of the French New Wave.
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The rally Friday will be in Biden's hometown of Scranton, a city which exemplifies the kind of blue-collar culture with which he has long been identified.
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The debate on this question exemplifies two diametrically opposed approaches to justice that, in turn, express an important aspect of today's culture war between left and right.
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"Paige exemplifies the benefits of digital pathology and represents the bright future of AI-driven medical diagnosis," said Jeff Lightcap of Healthcare Venture Partners, in a statement.
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A posh, literate costume drama, "Olivia" exemplifies the post-World War II "cinema of quality" that would be anathema to the firebrands of the French New Wave.
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Like many other projects presented in the exhibition, Masdar City exemplifies the unpredictable nature of synthetic habitats, even though they seem to be entirely under our control.
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Instead, Flint has become a national scandal because its situation seemed easily preventable and because the water crisis exemplifies problems that stretch far beyond a single city.
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The actions of the "Big Bang Theory" cast exemplifies one way that coworkers can help each other draw attention to the issue of, and negotiate for, pay equality.
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It exemplifies what Jeffrey Johnson, director of Columbia University's China Megacities Lab, calls the "museumification" of China: a building boom so frothy it is running away with itself.
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Some U.K. politicians who want the country to vote in the June referendum to leave the EU say Norway exemplifies how to thrive outside the 28-country bloc.
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The company that maybe best exemplifies the ups and downs of OpenStack is Mirantis, a well-funded startup that has weathered the storm by reinventing itself multiple times.
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No organization exemplifies that notion of harnessing private industry tools for public good more than mRelief, a non-profit launching in the latest Y-Combinator batch of companies.
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"Chut Pyin exemplifies the campaign of violence that Myanmar authorities have carried out against the Rohingya people" and "should be investigated as crimes against humanity", the report concluded.
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"Her treatment in the press and by voters really exemplifies the negative effect of gender stereotyping," co-author Elizabeth Haines told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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That's sound advice from Buffett, 86, and exemplifies a core belief of his: to challenge himself and others to act with integrity, work with focus and always learn.
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The card exemplifies that one fundamental feature of that imagined past, when used politically, has been to imagine the nation inhabited or governed only by white Christian people.
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The ongoing Senate fight exemplifies Florida's status as the nation's largest and most volatile battleground state, where elections are often — and almost reliably — decided by ultra-slim margins.
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Mr. Dostum's ascent to the vice presidency of Afghanistan, despite his past, exemplifies a central American failure in a war it is now fighting for the 15th year.
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"Bria Paige exemplifies the female scholar this award intends to bolster, as she has excelled not only in the classroom but also as a leader among her peers."
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"Cogent Strategies exemplifies clarity and precision in advocacy and clear and convincing storytelling to deliver for clients in today's dynamic political, policy and media marketplace," the firm touts.
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This section of the bill has been nicknamed the "Trump loophole" by the center because Donald Trump exemplifies the type of business owner whom it would most benefit.
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The video exemplifies that disconnection from the superficial, from anxieties of how fucked the planet is, and instead letting one just notice what's going on immediately around you.
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More seriously, if there's any one thing that exemplifies this season's problems with just giving certain information to us straight, it's the complete and utter absence of Tyrell.
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The ailing $75 billion conglomerate is an extreme case, but it exemplifies much of what has happened in corporate America and around the world over the past decade.
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They made a video for one of its standout tracks, "Willing Waste," which we're delighted to premiere below, that exemplifies their "get in, get weird, get out" ethos.
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While the home is larger and, in its unassuming way, more dramatic than Kevin's, it still exemplifies Nakashima's lifelong commitment to the aesthetic and ethical value of frugality.
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Robert Dunham, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, said that such a reaction exemplifies the collision between two contradictory traits that streak through the national identity.
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California's stout protection of its population against the Trump administration's aggression exemplifies the protective role of democratic representation and the point of states' rights within the federal system.
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Orange County exemplifies as clearly as any place in the country both the opportunities created for Democrats by increasing diversity and the obstacles that might still frustrate them.
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The episode exemplifies the inherent instability of life with minority governments: Within two years or so, even the friendliest alliance can end in acrimony and a new election.
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" On the need for an independent judiciary "This case also exemplifies why it is that this system, for good reason, demands that the responsibility falls to someone neutral.
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Rivaling Spain and parts of Latin America, the United States exemplifies how the movement of people throughout the Spanish-speaking world is taking the language in new directions.
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If there is one place that exemplifies the national disgrace of mass incarceration, of inmates languishing without trial, of the warehousing of those with mental illnesses, it's Rikers.
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"I do believe in ghosts," said Ms. Milstein, who, with her Instagram-ready look and tremendous means, exemplifies a new generation of philanthropist: the social justice warrior princess.
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The unfiltered impact of new technology on issues like race, class and gender exemplifies how machines have yet to learn how to make decisions the way humans do.
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Tity Boi has been doing this for a very long time, and while he's not exactly reinventing the wheel here, the song exemplifies what makes him so good.
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Some might argue that his story exemplifies what is wrong with our system, an example of an invasive, resource-intensive intervention in the last few weeks of life.
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Aguirre's work exemplifies the intersectionality of cultural and artistic identities during globalization, even while we attempt to classify and discover new ways of making and thinking about art.
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This bold ambition could seem at odds with Sheeran's roots as a low-key busker, but it exemplifies the bundle of contradictions that are central to his success.
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The theme: As the first real iteration of A Star Is Born, this one's plot exemplifies a lot of the things that would mark future versions of the story.
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The Cruz-O'Rourke contest exemplifies the trend, but they were not alone: six of the top 10 fundraisers were in races rated a "toss-up" by Cook Political Report.
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She notes the aforementioned "Killer Heels" image, in which a pair of feminine, red stilettos are scuffing up the hood of a masculine, red sports car, that exemplifies this.
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But today, we bring you a tweet that perfectly exemplifies one of the dark corners of the web, where outliers and their random spurts of curiosity come to light.
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This confusion kind of exemplifies how all over the place this album campaign is in general, and quite honestly I have no idea what we're going to get next.
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And the company's latest denim capsule for its Close The Loop line exemplifies what's happening on the eco-friendly front right now — and what's to come in the future.
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The panel exemplifies the struggle among Democrats as to whether their nominee should be moderate or more progressive, practical or bold, in their desire to beat Trump in 2020.
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Always a sculptor who worked against the established norms of technique and rigid cultural identities, Kar's work exemplifies the confluence of artistic sensibilities that the Indo-French exchange enriched.
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Trump exemplifies a failure to fulfill the first part of that equation; insulting the wife of one's primary opponent is the antithesis of what it means to be presidential.
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He is now a high-profile fan of a Broadway musical that exemplifies the "New York values" that Republicans like Ted Cruz have used as a term of abuse.
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It's one of the brightest spots of the city, so we named the EP after that part of Dallas because we felt like it exemplifies exactly what we are.
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Rosa Does Joan exemplifies the relationship between the body and the politics of female empowerment that are so fraught today, and that could have informed more of the artworks.
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The race has been a battle of who can be the most dedicated Trump supporter and exemplifies the extent to which the Republican party has coalesced around their president.
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It exemplifies an admirable erudition, precision and devotion to the collection, but also a tendency toward the cerebral and austere, visible in many temporary exhibitions of recent art here.
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But nothing exemplifies the growing discord more than a simple chart on a draft memorandum drawn up by the fund that has been making the rounds at meetings here.
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Facebook's attempt to minimize the issue in the wake of backlash exemplifies the trend of of the social network's "reactionary" PR strategy that employees described to BuzzFeed's Ryan Mac.
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"His act of great bravery exemplifies the values which help unite our national community, such as courage, selflessness, altruism and taking care of the most vulnerable," the decree reads.
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Though part of that was because of investors who bet on the deal's prospects unwinding their positions, the episode exemplifies the strange prism through which investors see tech opportunities.
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"(Richard) exemplifies the type of active and selfless engagement with the world that we encourage in all our students," SUNY Cortland President Erik J. Bitterbaum said in a statement.
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"Ask Flipz" exemplifies what you can expect from the 7 DAYS tape, which, as well as Stormzy, features guest spots from artists like J Hus, Stormzy and Abra Cadabra.
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His case exemplifies a growing problem: Only half of returning service members who need mental health treatment seek it, and only half of those service members receive adequate care.
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The Senate could show the country that even though we've got a president who exemplifies all that's depressing and creepy about male attitudes toward women, we're still moving on.
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Although I still don't think it's one of Robbins's great works, it's good to see it again: It exemplifies his admirable willingness to go where he had not gone.
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Kushner also exemplifies the degree to which Trump not only prizes the fresh eyes of people from outside of politics, which is sensible, but downright fetishizes them, which isn't.
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The group on Wednesday publishes a report in which it says the ISA "exemplifies the disjointed, pro-exploitation governance status quo that is failing to provide adequate ocean protection".
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The band's new clip for Serenity of Suffering track "Black Is the Soul" exemplifies this, setting the familiar heft of those detuned riffs to some surreal sci-fi imagery.
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At turns consistent and hypocritical, Radel's brief stint in the limelight, and his candid look back, exemplifies Americans' persistent belief that politicians' private failures disqualify them from public service.
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While the Carters' stunning video exemplifies how far some Black people in this country have come, it also reinforces the misperception, held by many, that art is a luxury.
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As Marla Mabrey, a would-be actress living under a Hughes' contract while waiting for a screen test that would never come, Collins exemplifies steely determination wrapped in Virginia sweetness.
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The robot Toy-Con is the perfect showcase for how the Nintendo Switch works as a whole and exemplifies just how much it can do, especially when combined with Labo.
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"That story exemplifies our Corp members' perseverance to make a difference in the lives of the students they work with against all odds," Spencer said of the organization's AmeriCorps volunteers.
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She exemplifies a time when Russia, feeling it had been shouted at for years, has been ready to shout back — loudly, fiercely, and with no room to question its line.
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Modern in spirit, even as it features traditional imagery — pine trees, bamboo, cranes, thatch-roof houses — kimono K101 exemplifies the Meiji period's melding of elements and sensibilities old and new.
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While most tech coverage is focused on the jobs that are going to be destroyed by automation and artificial intelligence, Michael Jay Walker's story exemplifies how tech can reinvent careers.
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At times it seems as though Almereyda has immersed the viewer in an Eggleston image, and his use of video exemplifies just how rarefied the qualities of Eggleston's work are.
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The thin tome contains Roussel's earliest attempts at a logic-based formula after the failure of "La Doublure," beginning with "Chiquenade," a short story that exemplifies the author's creative structuring.
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Mr McGuinness's transformation over the past few decades, from a member of a terrorist organisation to the region's second-most senior politician, exemplifies the change that Northern Ireland has undergone.
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It exemplifies a popular strategy: Yo-kai, whose hero wears the watch, began as a cartoon series in 2013; was adapted for TV; and made into a hit video game.
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"Major Moss exemplifies the type of experience in law enforcement that we believe will enhance the many new programs within the Ferguson Police Department," the city said in a statement.
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Built the same year as the Bier House, it exemplifies the architect's reputation for listening carefully to his clients and responding to their needs — traits that made him stand out.
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With its synthesized death knell, album highlight, "A Final Hello," exemplifies that Hooded Fang's smallest lineup has produced their biggest sound, echoing melodic guitars, eruptions of distortion, and driving bass.
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Puzder, who has opposed minimum wage increases and has advocated replacing human labor with machines, exemplifies the kind of exploitative food industry practices that Shallal refuses to mimic at Busboys.
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Flannery O'Connor's story "The Artificial Nigger," set in 21984s Georgia, well after the end of the slavery that kept people in place, exemplifies how Othering and belonging work in tandem.
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Her comments underscore new lengths some groups are willing to go to in order to oppose the development of domestic energy resources and exemplifies a widening rift among environmental activists.
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But the experience exemplifies Fear the Walking Dead's learning curve in a country that has never before served as host to an American television show, at least to this degree.
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But his blackness does not exempt him from being held accountable for the poor behavior he exemplifies in his report back from the Bronx and his encounters with the natives.
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Austin's addition to this growing roster exemplifies the value of social practice and the tangible impact artists can have on their communities with their particular skills and ways of thinking.
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These are the networks that will usher in the next age of innovation, and the idea of China — which pretty much exemplifies the surveillance economy — dominating that age is troubling.
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Ms. Fletcher, a corporate attorney who grew up attending the same Episcopal Church as George H.W. Bush, said voters here were attracted to the G.O.P. that the former president exemplifies.
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The collapse of profit, which Daimler had warned about last month, exemplifies the challenges facing the German car industry, which may be serious enough to push the country into recession.
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That a wayward dokebi should choose to haunt a serene block in Williamsburg, and serve variegated, sprightly Korean fare, exemplifies the spirit's enduring mischief and its shape-shifting culinary offerings.
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But with too few patient organizations and advocacy leaders on the conference's agenda, Health Datapalooza exemplifies the challenges we face as the demand for big data in health care grows.
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This week's episode, titled "The Kingmaker," compares Axe's impetuousness with the patrician calm of Jack Foley (David Strathairn), a man who exemplifies the difference between being wealthy and being rich.
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He exemplifies what Buddhists call Soshin, or Beginner's Mind: the absolute, effortless presence in the present moment that is so much easier when you're a kid and still learning everything.
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Until his actual voting pattern demonstrates principled consistency, his on-again, off-again critique of the death penalty not only helps sustain an arbitrary system, but it also exemplifies it.
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Metacritic score: Not yet available Must-listen track: "Death and Ashes" exemplifies the way that the score's metal trappings peel back to reveal something much more tender at its core.
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As Grande notes in her op-ed, the Trump administration's restrictions on those seeking asylum or legal migration exemplifies the frightening ignorance and monoculturalism of our most powerful political leaders.
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Brands do not see or hear, so they are at the mercy of their owners or care providers who must preserve the dignity and special character that the brand exemplifies.
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In the writer and illustrator Maira Kalman's latest project, she narrates a morning workout at the Metropolitan Museum of Art that exemplifies her digressive spirit and openness to new ideas.
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It's also a corking little thriller, which exemplifies the Wachowskis' approach: Take a lot of heady ideas, themes, and philosophical notions, then bury them inside a more conventional storytelling framework.
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He just exemplifies, in some abstract way, the utter strangeness of life in 2018, of rolling downhill toward a cliff and stomping on the brakes in hopes they'll start working again.
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Wyatt exemplifies the spirit of resilience, his parents say, much like their hometown football team: the often-maligned Falcons, a franchise that's never won the title in its 51-year history.
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I think Glastonbury exemplifies that, not least because it's part of the Glastonbury Zodiac and you can see the Tor, which is an ancient Druid sacred site, from the festival site.
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Calgary C Mikael Backlund was nominated for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy, which goes to the NHL player who best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey. 2.
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If anything, the Overheard reaction to being hacked exemplifies the Millennial and Gen Z love for nihilistic humor — the world may be falling apart, but at least we can make jokes!
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But it also exemplifies just how layered the culture of rap music truly is; the few straight female rappers in the industry also proudly boast about their sexual exploits with men.
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The support Trump is drawing from independents and even voters who have tended to vote for Democrats in the past exemplifies the non-traditional nature of the real estate mogul's campaign.
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Rose writes, "He felt a little bit silly …" This exemplifies the way the writing does not get us close enough to the character, and similar instances occur frequently within the novel.
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"Every year, we choose the baby who best exemplifies Gerber's longstanding heritage of recognizing that every baby is a Gerber baby, and this year, Lucas is the perfect fit," Partyka said.
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Among them, Apple's iPhone exemplifies best how to run a platform: anybody can write an app, but it has to pass strict tests and the firm keeps 30% of all sales.
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" Yao Lu's "View of Waterfall with Rocks and Pines" (2007), in the "Progress and Place" section, exemplifies the oblique criticisms that many Chinese artists have raised about China's path toward "progress.
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Ex-Im critics say the bank exemplifies crony capitalism by distorting markets and supporting giant corporations such as Boeing, which depends heavily on the bank to support sales to Chinese firms.
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Harley-Davidson's departure exemplifies what voters have said worries them about trade wars: They are always a zero-sum game, where tariffs are met with more tariffs and both sides lose.
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" Lee's attorney Morris Moon raised concerns about the DNA and other evidence used in the case, arguing that it "exemplifies many of the serious flaws in the federal death penalty system.
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The space exemplifies the mission of the library as a resource for all people, and its goal of furthering the "expansion of understanding," said William Kelly, director of the research libraries.
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The juxtaposition of Trump's personal turmoil -- often exploding into Twitter rage -- with a daring bid to court North Korean leader Kim Jong Un exemplifies the dramatic, unpredictable rhythm of his presidency.
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Beliefs have crafted an album that perfectly exemplifies the sonic mixing in the city's scene—pulling electronic influence and gritty guitars, while adding lyrics so lonesome about life in a metropolis.
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This, more than anything, exemplifies the vicious circle that Drake plods around, Sisyphean, eternally: he seeks love, but rarely finds it, so instead he just pretends at it to get attention.
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His selection exemplifies how these images' meanings glaringly contradict one another; how the expressions and actions of soldiers were blithely tweaked in all kinds of ways to serve a political purpose.
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He's important because he exemplifies values — most of all, the pursuit of institutional independence and autonomy — whose presence among career officials safeguards the United States against the threat of systemic corruption.
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It's the kind of scene that takes on special resonance because it was neither staged nor expected, and because it exemplifies the risk-taking genius of our greatest living jazz improviser.
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"This case exemplifies what the N.Y.P.D. will do to dismantle the gangs that continue to drive violence on our streets," said Deputy Chief Timothy McCormack, head of the Bronx detective bureau.
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The 2000-story Portland Building of 275 by Graves, which recently tiptoed past demolition, exemplifies a generation of Post-Modernist buildings now working its way through a twilight zone of ambivalence.
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"This agreement exemplifies that commitment by ensuring that the Metropolitan Opera we all know and love is well positioned to thrive artistically for years to come," she said in an email.
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"As a person and a lawyer, Judge Gorsuch exemplifies some of the finest qualities of Colorado," he said, pointing to what he described as the relatively nonpartisan atmosphere of the state.
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She exemplifies modern Russia: From somber Soviet era origins, Vodianova emerged as a fashion tour de force and has graced the cover of every major international magazine, including 71 Vogue covers.
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The trickiest challenge in making a new version of "The Snow Queen" is how to handle the title character, who all too easily exemplifies the stereotype of the cold, predatory female.
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Customer: We&aposre from Washington, DC. We&aposve been trying to find something that really exemplifies Chicago-style hot dogs, and this came up, and this could not be any better.
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Networks are ready to declare Hillary Clinton the winner in Colorado, a state that perhaps more than any other exemplifies the shifting sands of American political demographics in the 21st century.
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Early in his stay here, General Stilwell wrote, "The Chinese soldier best exemplifies the greatness of the Chinese people — their indomitable spirit, their uncomplaining loyalty, their honesty of purpose, their steadfast perseverance."
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On Monday, the Golden State Warriors were named Sports Illustrated's 20183 Sportsperson of the Year, an award that recognizes an athlete or team who best exemplifies the ideals of achievement and sportsmanship.
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Built in the early 1970s by architect Howard Lapham, it exemplifies Mayan Revival design, an architectural movement of the '20s and '30s in which Frank Lloyd Wright was also known to work.
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"He probably exemplifies exactly how we want to play the game," Maddon said of Series MVP Zobrist in the champagne-soaked moments after the win, but Zobrist was more exception than template.
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But no one exemplifies the angry direction of post-communist Eastern Europe more than Viktor Orban, whose journey from liberal academic to illiberal populist is starker than any of his regional contemporaries.
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But now, unwittingly for some, their art may serve as office decoration, following a convoluted sequence of events that exemplifies the infamously murky relationship between the worlds of art and real estate.
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During a 2015 interview with W, Johansson explained why she wanted to play Black Widow so badly — and it exemplifies exactly why we need a heroine like her on the big screen.
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Each exemplifies a different approach to a problem that manufacturers of not just aircraft but also cars, trains and ships must grapple with as long as human operators handle increasingly automated machines.
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Montreal, Canada-based producer Evan Berard exemplifies these new globalized trends after a streak of good luck got one of his laptop-made beats into the hands of K-pop superstars EXO.
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That grandiloquent but fuzzy pledge exemplifies his gambit: making impossible vows to disoriented voters which are all, at bottom, a promise to reverse history and revive a fairy-tale idea of America.
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The release comes four tracks long, and exemplifies the LA producer's usual disregard for genre conventions by working with 8 bit styles, gleeful rave exuberance, and synth pop motifs at various points.
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In latex thigh-high boots, pink patent bodysuit and more arbitrary fluffy armbands, she exemplifies the themes that have possessed her in the making of Masseduction: power, objectification and strong female sexuality.
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NJ-05 is just one race among many critical contests across the country, but it exemplifies the need for new blood in Washington to tackle the looming crisis in food and agriculture.
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"This rule is unnecessary, redundant and poorly constructed, and exemplifies all the problems of rushed rulemaking from an outgoing administration," Hal Quinn, president of the National Mining Association, said in a statement.
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The reason I found this article so interesting is because it exemplifies this typical disconnect; Mr. Polk describes both his awareness of sexism and his failure to take a stand against it.
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This exemplifies that NATO allies are actively increasing their defense spending, investing it wisely, and working to maintain a credible conventional deterrent, even if they do not reach the 2 percent target.
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The transfer rule exemplifies the way the N.C.A.A. and the college sports establishment strip athletes of rights that our country's laws guarantee not only to other college students, but to all Americans.
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The strapping, broad-shouldered modern strawberry that Driscoll's exemplifies is the product of a cross between a Virginian male and a Chilean female that took place in France in the eighteenth century.
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This exemplifies what Anderson describes as the most effective way to make men positively change their attitudes and behaviors toward women—by hearing other men talk about sexism and why it's wrong.
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The comment, a remarkable step for the former Democratic nominee, exemplifies Clinton's belief that President Donald Trump and his campaign could have knowingly received help from Russian operatives in the 2016 election.
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And the fact that Free Speech Week is happening at all — and that people are expected to be able to freely protest it — exemplifies the kind of free speech that Savio supported.
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As the film did then, this gig exemplifies how performers in general and women in those roles especially are supposed to dazzle and beguile, but we're never meant to see them sweat.
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His answer at the press conference exemplifies a pattern with Trump, who's long been susceptible to just believing stuff he hears somewhere, whether it's about his ratings, Ted Cruz's father, or China.
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It is an emblem of the old city — the embodiment of the Paris of stone and faith — just as the Eiffel Tower exemplifies the Paris of modernity, joie de vivre and change.
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But Frieze Week, like so many of its counterparts around the world, nonetheless exemplifies a growing divide between the upper spheres of the contemporary art world and the grass roots of collecting.
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Another source of solace is the Darrent Williams Good Guy Award, which is given to the Broncos player who best exemplifies Williams's enthusiasm, cooperation and honesty when dealing with the news media.
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"The Gender Recognition Act will eliminate unnecessary stress and anxiety for many Californians, and it exemplifies the leadership role that our state continues to take in LGBTQ civil rights," said state Sen.
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This incident exemplifies – albeit in a far less intense manner and at a much less drastic scale – critical aspects of the "arbitrary logic of the border" that our exhibition seeks to expose.
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The contract fight exemplifies Indonesia's often fraught transition from a country exploited by colonial powers to one with the political clout to control its own resources, which are worth billions of dollars.
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New York D Dan Girardi was nominated for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy, which goes to the NHL player who best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey. 3.
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The Mediterranean exemplifies the paradox of borders' ephemerality and violence: here, boundaries are at their most fluid, yet more surveillance forces guard this sea than any other body of water on earth.
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And his behavior exemplifies what advocates have been urging men not to do when in a situation where someone uses sexually aggressive or inappropriate language against women, or even sexually assaults them.
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From campaigning for curbs on the sale of acids and higher compensation for survivors to becoming the face of a fashion brand, acid attack survivor and activist Laxmi exemplifies courage in numerous ways.
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From short-sleeve button-downs and sensible suit coats to off-duty blue jeans and cream-colored polos, Strang truly exemplifies what it meant to be a midwestern professional in the early 2000s.
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If A League of Their Own isn't Marshall's best movie (and you could make a strong argument that it is), it's at least the one that most exemplifies everything she was going for.
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The character exemplifies an old-school ideal of straight, white, cis male masculinity at a time when moviegoers have started to question the dominance of straight, white, cis male masculinity in pop culture.
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No episode better exemplifies that than "Beyond the Wall," where Jon Snow and his band of merry men venture, um, beyond the Wall in an extremely ill-advised plan to capture a wight.
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With his mastery of caricature and his first-hand observations, which are depicted as if seen through the eyes of anonymous men, Steinberg exemplifies Charles Baudelaire's flâneur, the "passionate spectator" of everyday life.
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Luckily, we have a lot of material to go on — for example, no one exemplifies a Virgo more than Abbi Abrams from Broad City, and the Walking Dead's Michonne is a total Taurus.
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And though now but a fond memory, To Pimp A Butterfly's music and imagery best exemplifies this as a something of a relic of this moment, a fact that's not lost on Lamar.
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The medal is given to a person who "exemplifies the lasting legacy and mettle of character embodied by the most beloved president in our nation's history, President Abraham Lincoln," according to pool reports.
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Perhaps nothing exemplifies this trend better than the rise of the SoftBank Vision Fund, the $98 billion behemoth that has been taking enormous bets in startups as diverse as Compass, Slack, and Mapbox.
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"Each and every day, I am inspired by the dedication, professionalism and determination that our multijurisdictional team exemplifies in this very dynamic and complex investigation," New Canaan Police Chief Leon Krolikowski tells PEOPLE.
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His death, in a battle with Islamic State fighters, exemplifies the combat dangers facing U.S. soldiers on the "advise and assist" mission — as well as the range of Americans trying to halt ISIS.
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But perhaps nothing exemplifies just how ready the Spurs were to devour OKC's innards, Jurassic Park-style (especially given the prehistoric fossils that play under Pop), than the opening moment of the game.
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Part of a coal-mining region in long, inexorable decline, this pocket of the nation exemplifies a political paradox: Why are so many American voters hostile to the government hand that feeds them?
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Jody Rosen explains how "Baby Shark" by Pinkfong exemplifies some of the most prominent features of 21st-century culture: In other words, "Baby Shark" has completed two full transmigrations between folk and pop.
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Shafiroff exemplifies a new breed of hands-on philanthropist, one who isn't necessarily born with the right family name, or introduced through debutante balls, or nurtured through the ranks of junior benefit committees.
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One reason politicians don't pay a price is that there is no national consensus on the gun control issue, which exemplifies a cultural gulf between rural and urban Americans, and liberals and conservatives.
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It's a somber conversation, and, along with Kourtney's own aging fears, exemplifies the reality that while money can buy your hair extensions and near-perfect skin, it cannot buy you happiness or health.
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Among these submunitions, the BLU-1989 in particular exemplifies the perils of this class of weapon — and the extent to which the deaths of service members have been played down by military planners.
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"It's not about Trump per se, though I think that Trump exemplifies just about everything wrong with our politics right now and actually poses a lot of dangers for our politics," he said.
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"Loujain's abuse exemplifies the methods of Saudi thuggish and lawless leadership, hellbent on exacting sadistic vengeance against any citizen who dares to think freely," Sarah Leah Whitson of Human Rights Watch told me.
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This exemplifies a broader problem in the health care system: According to 2014 federal data, at least 89 percent of people who meet the definition for a drug abuse disorder don't get treatment.
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It also exemplifies the exceptionally advanced and sometimes stymying lexical breadth of Oliver Sacks's writing — never more challenging than in this last, posthumous book, a collection of previously uncollected and/or unpublished essays.
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She returns to certain defaults, like the glittering, stuttering trap beat or the belligerent vocal chant; "Moneybag" exemplifies both, and approximates the quintessential Cardi B sound as precisely as anything on the album.
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It seems likely that little to no part of those millions of dollars arrive from figurative paintings: Ivanka's feed exemplifies her and Kushner's affinity for the abstract, the minimal, and the blue chip.
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Whatever its occasional pandering, "Better Living Through Criticism" mostly exemplifies the rhetorical virtues it so enthusiastically celebrates as being peculiar to the critic: attentiveness to detail, alertness to context, a hunger for larger meanings.
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O/U: 33 ABOUT THE JAGUARS (23-231): Quarterback Blake Bortles exemplifies Jacksonville's inconsistency with five touchdown passes and no interceptions in two wins but two scoring passes and three picks in two losses.
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A quick ride from Jongno 3(sam)ga station to Gyeongbokgung is not much time on the train, but it exemplifies a lot of what I grew to appreciate about the Seoul subway system.
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Garland's life exemplifies many of the conversations we've been having since October 2017, when the long-standing, long-silent prevalence of sexual misconduct in Hollywood was unearthed, following the toppling of producer Harvey Weinstein.
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John Roberts, the current chief justice, exemplifies the second type: many conservatives deride him as a squishy institutionalist who caved in to public pressure when he twice voted to uphold the Affordable Care Act.
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While we recover from those two extremely depressing mother-daughter encounters I'd like to talk about Calhoun Day, an event that perfectly exemplifies the gross misogyny and racism of a place like Wind Gap.
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The telecommunications giant's move to buy Time Warner exemplifies a corporate-level shift across the industry away from that costly standalone model and into Subscription Video On-Demand (SVOD) with its WarnerMedia streaming service.
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Hulking Cuban Mijain Lopez exemplifies the upper body strength and technique required by the Greco-Roman style and the 33-year-old will be looking for a third straight gold in the superheavyweight class.
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It's a story that exemplifies the very best of Britain, like the spirit of Dunkirk or the Rudyard Kipling poem "If"—if Dunkirk wasn't actually a colossal military failure and Kipling a colonial apologist.
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In one iconic photo that exemplifies their friendship, Obama sits on a bench while Merkel stands in front of him with her arms outstretched in deep conversation -- with the German Alps in the background.
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The video above, of a third grade class that programmed Spheros to approximate the orbit of planets in our Solar System, exemplifies the kinds of hands-on learning that is possible with programmable hardware.
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Though the central bank did not give a reason for its decision, the move, according to market insiders, exemplifies the RBI's increasingly assertive approach in tackling the bad debt problem plaguing India's banking sector.
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Gritty exemplifies many of the mascot trends of the past 40 years, and may represent their logical conclusion, but it takes more than timing and a clever design to truly capture a nation's imagination.
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The experience of life that the show exemplifies — a miasmic forever-present where not a whole lot happens and the pressures of achievement appear mostly absent — parallels a utopian, even resistant, impulse in me.
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Dawson exemplifies the Nice Guy persona that is all-too-familiar today, whereby self-identified sensitive men perceive themselves as morally superior to and passed over in favor of their more stereotypically masculine peers.
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His unwillingness to use his status -- his father was an admiral in the Navy -- to gain early release from the camp exemplifies a selflessness and sacrifice most of us can't even begin to imagine.
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Rachel, the novel's most interesting character by far, is by no means an affectionate mother — she often dismisses Julie as one would a servant: "You may go now" — yet she exemplifies the modern woman.
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By also reinforcing Qatar's autonomy from its Persian Gulf neighbors, the move exemplifies the failure of the 2017 blockade to force Qatar to clip its wings and return to a Saudi-led regional fold.
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So this move in some ways exemplifies everything its admirers and detractors love or hate about the new YC as it scales: Yes, YC can touch more startups around the world than ever before.
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Even though it was built in 1952, the lodge exemplifies rustic chic, with 20 rooms built around a serene pool and garden compound made all the quieter for the adults-over-21-only policy.
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Houston, which emerged as one of the nation's most diverse cities after receiving a huge influx of immigrants and refugees from around the world in recent decades, exemplifies the undercurrents of opportunity and distress.
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"Open access exemplifies the Smithsonian's core mission: the 'increase and diffusion' of knowledge our institution has fostered for nearly 175 years," John Davis, interim director of the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, said Tuesday.
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That's not to say they intend to be corrupt, but I think they're way too cozy with the economic elite, and we know that our political system exemplifies the power of the economic elite.
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This is the culmination of over 50 years of cultural history: We are saturated in the commercial speech that President Trump exemplifies and embodies, that our highest court has, however grudgingly, decided to protect.
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And while an extreme case, it exemplifies the real-world effect of vulnerabilities in healthcare, as well as the broader security and safety issues in a world driven by the Internet of Things (IoT).
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While the team of researchers didn't conduct their study for any particular security application, the IEEE journal in which it was published exemplifies the future technologies that surveillance entities are likely eager to harness.
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That's the kind of scenario that seemed unthinkable when many of us began watching Drag Race on Logo a decade ago, but one which exemplifies the sweeping changes that the show has ushered in.
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Trump fits this model pretty well: His business experience makes a weird kind of sense as the 21st-century Republican version of engineering, as it at least symbolically exemplifies management and getting stuff done.
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Charles' case exemplifies how increasingly important and necessary these channels are becoming as YouTube drama becomes a worldwide Twitter trend and those not embedded in its culture try to learn the basics behind a story.
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Deep skepticism toward this view pervades Ben Gocker's Foskers & Egg Whites, an exhibition of painting and sculpture at P·P·O·W that exemplifies the artist's patient and obsessive process, involving the imperfect workings of the human hand.
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"Brands do not see or hear, so they are at the mercy of their owners or care providers who must preserve the dignity and special character that the brand exemplifies," Caporella said in the statement.
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Indeed, the fact that 44% of cops in Baltimore are black exemplifies the fact that merely diversifying police departments has not eliminated institutional racism and biases related to law enforcement's treatment of African American communities.
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It's a tourist attraction that exemplifies the nation's control, and influence, as a pop-culture behemoth, as well as its Protestant insistence that people can be anything they want if they just try hard enough.
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For the most part, any mascot that's not explicitly an animal tends to look incredibly creepy, and nothing exemplifies that so much as Magique's little flesh-colored head popping out from his star-shaped body.
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These summer-ready wedges may have a higher price tag, but Kate perfectly exemplifies how the cost per wear can be totally worth the money and why you need a pair in your closet ASAP.
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"Vineyard Vines is a brand that our guests know and love, and one that exemplifies our shared sense of optimism and joy through their use of bold colors and prints," Target CMO Mark Tritton said.
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If anything, this explorable microcosm of internet culture exemplifies that some people can't stomach (or deep throat) the type of taboo or depraved culture found on digital platforms when confronted with it outside a screen.
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America's almost casual move to blacklist Huawei — the latest in a series of strategies in its ongoing trade battle with China — exemplifies just how dependent the company has become on the U.S. to simply function.
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Here Cohn exemplifies the convoluted intellectual justification for this bill, which is that lowering the corporate tax rate will trickle down to middle-income earners, even though there's no real evidence that this will happen.
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" Tim Wu, a Columbia law-school professor and the author of a forthcoming book inspired by Brandeis's phrase, told me, "Today, no sector exemplifies more clearly the threat of bigness to democracy than Big Tech.
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A new law, which declares Israel the "nation-state of the Jewish people" and enshrines the right of national self-determination as "unique to the Jewish people"—rather than to all citizens—exemplifies this shift.
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There are many rousing moments in Nitesh Tiwari's "Dangal" (Hindi slang for the wrestling arena), but perhaps the one that best exemplifies the film and its characters is the delightful track "Haanikarak Baapu" (Dangerous father).
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"The media fawning over Trump opening one 'meeting' with (members of Congress) to press exemplifies the repulsively low bar for this POTUS," wrote Ian Sams, a former spokesman for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, on Twitter.
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In its insistent representation of what Greenblatt wanted the past to be like, instead of what the evidence suggests, it exemplifies that dire trend of "truthy" nonfiction books that present One Theory to Explain Everything.
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Ants structure their colonies around their strong sense of smell — they relate to one another based on the chemicals in each other's bodies, building a stratified society that exemplifies the relationship between perception and power.
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Metacritic score: 87 Must-listen: "Pink in the Night" might not be the flashiest track on Be the Cowboy, but the way it stretches and yearns exemplifies the potent emotions caught up in the album.
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But there's also something here about this specific genre of filters, like those random online personality quizzes, that exemplifies to a certain, widely studied psychology behind our human desire to define and assert our identities.
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A particular interaction between Lucia and classmate named Jackie (Natalie Liconti) exemplifies the series' excellent writing, bolstered by Tosta's sharp delivery: In an effort to express understanding, Jackie tells Lucia her parents got a divorce.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The treatment of U.S. Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch - disparaged by President Donald Trump and abruptly recalled from Ukraine - exemplifies what current and former U.S. officials describe as a campaign by Trump against career diplomats.
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These are just the most obvious teachings of Jesus, and presumably God would want someone in the White House who exemplifies his ideals if he were in the business of choosing this one over that.
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But supporters say his willingness to back people on both sides of the aisle, particularly those who have supported his efforts to strengthen gun control, exemplifies his willingness to buck partisanship to get things done.
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Brazil's new president, Jair Bolsonaro, a former army captain who exemplifies many of the most frightening trends about the new strongman leaders around the world, has been steadily putting military personnel in key government positions.
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Trump's use of "political correctness" as a shield for his insults exemplifies a much broader strategy that he has employed to great effect: presenting boorish, bullying behavior as a brave stand for justice and freedom.
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Nothing exemplifies that more than DragCon, which has been growing and growing over the past few years, exacerbating these very issues about who gets access and who gets to show themselves as being a fan.
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Perhaps no one exemplifies the evolution from rabble-rouser to superstar better than Bruins forward Brad Marchand, who enjoyed a standout 39-goal season and played a crucial role in Boston's late-season playoff push.
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Wilkins, who works with the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) on Project Reconnect, an initiative to better understand what consumers want from brands, says the Times report exemplifies part of a wider problem with digital marketing.
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But it's true, and — in a mini-series that exemplifies how essential race has become to some of today's best television — it speaks a truth about how and why the medium has gotten better about race.
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The case of Harlem exemplifies a remarkable trend in American public health that is seldom noticed: the persistent gap in life expectancy between whites and blacks has closed substantially, and is now at its narrowest ever.
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"Doctor Who and its clever take on sci-fi exemplifies the type of adjacent content to gaming that has resonated with the Twitch community," said Jane Weedon, director of business development at Twitch, in a statement.
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Though the days of meat dresses are (thankfully) over, and though she herself does embrace social media (sometimes hamfistedly), Gaga represents the type of celebrity that arguably exemplifies why we have celebrities in the first place.
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The ordeal, in which Zubaydah lost an eye, exemplifies many of Danner's central themes—the war on terror's brutality, the counter-productiveness of its methods, and above all, the pervasive ignorance that led to its failures.
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The popularity of Billie Eilish's own dirtbag chic fashion and willingness to reveal her own insecurities exemplifies this shift, so it's smart Instagram is using her as the face of its next wave of visual communication.
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Jayme Closs, who was found on Thursday nearly three months after being allegedly abducted by a 21-year-old man who police say fatally shot her parents, exemplifies absolute bravery and strength, a relative tells PEOPLE.
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Made in America exemplifies what a crucial tool documentary filmmaking can be, helping us contextualize some of our most told and retold stories not as individual events, but as the products of an endlessly complicated history.
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Rather than looking at a long-term prognosis [of] decline and taking short-run profits, Amazon exemplifies instead investing the proceeds of a dominant company back into expanding operations into new markets and entrenching its dominance.
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And it's true both that Comey's handling of the email situation was problematic in several respects and that broader left and libertarian critiques of the overall federal law enforcement mentality that Comey exemplifies have some merit.
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The issue exemplifies how the pandemic is testing EU unity and solidarity, already damaged by the 2008-12 euro zone crisis, the 2015-16 wave of chaotic immigration from the Middle East and Africa, and Brexit.
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"Cannupa Hanska Luger exemplifies craft as connected to the past as much as to the future," Namita Gupta Wiggers, a contemporary craft curator and one of the jurors who selected Mr. Luger, said in a statement.
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But Mr. García's case, like others filed before the change, will continue to run under the old rules, even though human rights advocates and criminal justice experts say it exemplifies the flaws of the previous system.
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On redefining strategy, no segment exemplifies the shift in thinking better than Swiss banks, which, after a long experiment with the more volatile investment banking and capital markets business have collectively refocused back into private banking.
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"The team at Bird exemplifies grit and has embraced a laser focus on the key drivers of unit economics in a complex business," Sequoia Capital partner and Bird board member Roelof Botha said in a statement.
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Although de Men in some ways exemplifies the same struggle, Joan must confront the implications of her powers as well, a reminder that our ecosystems can suffer even from the acts of those with good intentions.
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In many ways, this little building exemplifies the anxiety echoed throughout the South Bronx as middle-class New Yorkers priced out of Manhattan stream across the Harlem and East Rivers in search of more affordable apartments.
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A painting of five dancers exemplifies the gender ambiguity that would emerge on stage: The mustachioed figure on the far right is clearly a man, but the others are probably a mix of women and wakashu.
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The Marrakech installation exemplifies Koraïchi's "alphabet of memory," particularly in works that memorialize figures significant to the artist, whether the legendary Sufi mystic Ibn al-'Arabi (1165–1240) or the contemporary writer Mohammed Dib (1920–2003).
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To them, the phenomenon simply exemplifies the success of the chair's intended purpose: to provide humans with a piece of furniture that guarantees individual, customizable pleasure — and pleasure, certainly is to be found in these films.
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She was also honored by the beauty industry in 2009 with the inaugural "Beautiful Humanitarian Award," given to a public figure "who exemplifies beauty, both on the inside and out," according to the professional beauty association website.
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This early work not only demonstrates the presence of female artists at the very beginning of the Studio Glass Movement, but exemplifies the movement's conceptual wellspring, which deals with the tension between the vessel's functionality and experimentation.
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Commuting Manning's sentence exemplifies the American values that President Obama advanced throughout his presidency, and it should be an example for the incoming administration, which should keep in place the protections that already exist for transgender prisoners.
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A popular meme floating around Twitter for the past few years exemplifies this: Charlie, a character from the FX TV show It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, stands in front of a board covered with pictures and yarn.
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But it also exemplifies how Parker shoots the character of Nat Turner — which is usually from below, the camera gazing up in wonderment, as a soft halo of golden light surrounds him, making him seem almost angelic.
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Max's case exemplifies how difficult it is to escape an aggressive stalker, especially on the internet, how powerful anti-gay persecution in Germany still is, and how long it takes for its victims to finally see justice.
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It's a toxic part of our culture that exemplifies the idea that women's bodies are entitled property, that is, that ownership of our bodies extends only so far as their worth to the public's opinion of them.
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The virtual reality experience "Nimrud Rising" exemplifies the necessity of documenting such significant sites: the project began nearly two decades ago and now stands as one of the most elaborately reconstructed representations of a now-lost treasure.
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While I've thankfully never had a truly awful experience with an airline or any of its employees, it's safe to say that British Airways consistently goes above and beyond basic courtesy and really exemplifies great customer service.
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It's iterative, of course, like everything else — Estrada-Belli noted that they were inspired by work done by colleagues in Belize and Cambodia; their contribution, however, exemplifies new approaches to handling large areas and large data sets.
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In a country where the population is rapidly aging and projected to shrink about 30 percent by 2060, the dwindling royal family exemplifies a much larger trend that is also hitting succession planning at Japanese family firms.
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The variety of material used by publishers to construct these diminutive books exemplifies their status as miniature works of art: one 1840 prayer book for children boasts a white bone binding, a vellum spine, and gilded edges.
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While the bistro -- one of Paris' oldest, dating back to 1908 -- exemplifies the quintessential French dining experience, one things sets it apart: a framed sign above the kitchen which announces in French that Obama once ate here.
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More broadly, critics of the government say his case exemplifies how, under Mr. Sisi, even senior officials are running afoul of an authoritarian crackdown that seems intent on quelling any criticism of the powerful state security apparatus.
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That the current outbreak has continue to elude control in a country with a history of nine prior outbreaks, exemplifies the breakdowns in basic public health prevention, detection and responses that have been worsened by these factors.
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That goes double for Trump, who lambasted both his predecessor Clinton and his 240 opponent Hillary Clinton, and the icy lack of interaction between them Wednesday exemplifies that not all those wounds have -- or may ever heal.
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Perhaps nothing exemplifies the complexities of speaking about China in an American academic setting more than the experience of David Shambaugh, a political science professor at George Washington University and one of America's best-known China experts.
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And although al-Baghdadi's demise is not a death knell for the Islamic State, it is still a huge blow to the organization and exemplifies how SOF is uniquely capable of achieving strategic effects with tactical efforts.
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"This race exemplifies how important it is to balance our long-term goals with our short-term, acute need to win in key states," said Ilyse Hogue, who runs Naral-Pro-Choice America, which endorsed Ms. Graham.
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The United Nations and others need to fight mightily for Mr. Velásquez, a fierce champion of justice who exemplifies everything the United Nations stands for, and for a commission that is one of their biggest success stories.
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It was in their many sudden stops amid speed that I appreciated how Kathak (once associated with the courts of the Indian north) exemplifies a central aspect of Indian dance philosophy: motion in stillness, stillness in motion.
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This is only a sampling of the ways the US has been responding to the coronavirus outbreak, and it exemplifies the sudden reactive approach the country is taking to the outbreak nearly three months since it began.
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One criminal defense attorney in Suffolk County is quoted in your article saying he may use the Trump video in future trials, because it "exemplifies the mind-set and today's culture" in law enforcement on Long Island.
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Her experience exemplifies the fastidious approach taken to combat the outbreak in the city-state - which has included using police investigators and security cameras to help track and quarantine more than 230,4.53 people, and won international praise.
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It's a new strategy that exemplifies the belief inside the Buttigieg campaign that Warren -- whose growing and powerful campaign in the state is seen by Iowa operatives as outflanking former Vice President Joe Biden or Vermont Sen.
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The Nixon decision exemplifies why Trump's current use of executive privilege -- to prevent the production of documents by McGahn, to shield the Mueller report from disclosure and possibly to prevent the testimony of Mueller himself -- oversteps the law.
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"True Blue," a silkscreen from 2015 of Morgan's regular sitter and muse, Syrie, exemplifies the ways in which the artist constructs an image: with a strong reliance on a gradation of colors to effect an almost psychedelic palette.
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His exhortation that insects and birds "feast" on the glorious image of the flayed beef exemplifies the standard trope (advanced, in part, by Ernst Gombrich) about the persuasive wizardry of the artist and the power of his images.
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The food may be double the rat's size, but the scene certainly exemplifies the sheer determination New Yorkers possess — and how, in the nit and grit of the concrete jungle, solace can be found at nearly every corner.
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"I have a duty to defend my country, Every Kurdish person must defend their country," said 45-year-old Fadil, whose attitude exemplifies the fierce nationalism that characterizes the Iraqi Kurds' struggles against Islamic State and other foes.
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The fact that Jay-Z (who was top in 2014) and Dr. Dre don't even make the cut just exemplifies how different our publicly projected impression of music industry success is compared to what is happening in reality.
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The portraiture exhibition that opened last week, which the critic Holland Cotter of The New York Times called "immediately engaging," exemplifies this integrated approach, with works by African-American artists, female artists and younger artists alongside established names.
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KKR's $10 billion deal to take Envision Healthcare private, along with Bloomberg's deep dive on the billing tactics of air ambulances, exemplifies private equity firms' appetite for buying health care providers that wield a lot of market power.
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Called skinning, the activity of walking up a downhill slope on skis to schuss back down exemplifies a no-pain, no-gain ethos among skiers determined to earn their turns for the sheer challenge (or to burn calories).
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Second, Trump's excuse — that she just didn't know she wasn't supposed to do it — also exemplifies the doe-in-the-headlights demeanor she often exhibits when the expectations of her political know-how and skill become too high.
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It exemplifies the dramatic skill Mr. Neenan — who makes dances for small companies all over the States — has in highlighting soloists within the group, and the felicitous American naturalness he so often shows when using popular American song.
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Simon thus exemplifies the freedom of the Cynic, namely those who chose a life as free as possible from politics and power, who were cosmopolites, citizens of the world and not subjects to any particular city or state.
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" Becoming a fiction writer is the latest career move for someone who, with his talk show, TV specials, hosting gig for the Eurovision contest and even an "agony uncle" advice column in The Telegraph, exemplifies the word "workaholic.
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A small kitchen with movable counters and sliding shelves exemplifies her own signature idea of furniture and fixtures that move, dating from her own 19993 apartment-studio, with its swiveling chairs, sliding front door, and extendable dining table.
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Dedication is the fuel of the metal world, and perhaps no one exemplifies it more than this random guy who got kicked out of Slayer's May 29 Toronto stop at Budweiser Stage and tried to swim back in.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Gooda Creek Farm, located just outside Australia's capital city of Canberra, exemplifies the country's agricultural ambitions - a boutique producer that sells more than 2,000 kilograms a week of highly sought shiitake mushrooms to domestic and Asian consumers.
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The Korean project exemplifies some of the challenges of the agency's mission to account for all missing American servicemen from the second world war onwards—a task that encompasses the edges of forensic science and the delicacies of diplomacy.
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And the way the mayor has handled Knepper's case highlights the ways he has — and has not — wielded power in South Bend and exemplifies his struggle to build relationships with communities of color in the city that he leads.
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This whole scenario just exemplifies the difficulties in defining feminism — it's always messy because there are many misconceptions about what it means to simply want women to be given the same opportunities, chances, and respect as their male counterparts.
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The juxtaposition of practices in the exhibition exemplifies the multiplicity of contexts, viewpoints, and perspectives that make up reality, as echoed by Ortega's piece, "Modos de Ver" ("Ways of Seeing," 2016), a reference to John Berger's art school classic.
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She exemplifies an outgoing attack, but in a highly abrupt fashion, and the way she points her index fingers and circles her wrists rapidly is brilliantly eccentric, like a self-contradictory monologue from one of Dickens's caricature-like women.
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National Symbols and Abolitionism Douglass's speech in 1852 exemplifies abolitionists' attempt to connect their cause to American ideals, but he was not the first to note the disconnect between the nation's stated values and the ugly reality of slavery.
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For the business about discounting Clinton support as coming from "conservative states" in the "Deep South" actually exemplifies the problem I saw in the Sanders campaign from the beginning, and made me distrust both the movement and the man.
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Covering more than 16,000 acres of tidal wetlands, Bombay Hook — about eight miles northeast of Dover, along the Delaware Bay — is part of a chain of preserves along the Atlantic Flyway and exemplifies the fruits of the duck stamps.
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His seminal 70s performance, Rovesciare I propri occhi (To reverse one's eyes), where the artist wore mirrored contact lenses that rendered him blind, exemplifies Penone's artist's fearless use of his body to explore the limits of the human biology.
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Hemophilia Federation of America (HFA)'s most recent initiative exemplifies how patient advocacy organizations are experts on their communities and the issues affecting them, and are able to translate the experiences of individuals into broad trends and policy recommendations.
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His focus on needed policy exemplifies that which we should be seeing from members of Congress, who are instead busy underfunding the fight against the Zika virus, not confirming a Supreme Court nominee and not passing vital spending bills.
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One of the Weinbergs&apos properties that exemplifies their investment approach is a one-bedroom West Village condo in the Robert A.M. Stern-designed Superior Ink building, which they bought around the time the building was built in 2009.
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Recently, audiences in Los Angeles and New York saw Gustavo Dudamel lead the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the pianist Sergio Tiempo in Ginastera's First Piano Concerto, which exemplifies his art of contained fury, alternating urban frenzy and rural mystery.
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F Pascal Dupuis of the Pittsburgh Penguins was named a finalists for the 2015-16 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy, which is awarded "to the player who best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey," the league announced Sunday.
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It also exemplifies how the station has grown in the last five years from a humble shack in Dalston into an universally-beloved tastemaker by embracing diversity and its underground roots in a way that feels more populist than pretentious.
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While most of Eddy's works are titled simply with the PLU number provided by the grocery store, one work, titled "Not a Baby Basket," rendered in reed and painted in menstrual blood, exemplifies this metaphor of the baskets as liberated women.
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Yet, as a new photobook exemplifies, Japan's queer community has been strengthening its presence in recent decades, with many individuals increasingly taking on roles as LGBTQ activists or carving out safe spaces from HIV/AIDS awareness centers to cabaret bars.
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The president-elect's economic team thus far of Steven Mnuchin as secretary of the Treasury, Wilbur Ross as secretary of Commerce and Todd Ricketts as deputy secretary of Commerce exemplifies the very best business and trade minds in America today.
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But if there's one episode that neatly sums up exactly why this show has become my favorite TV surprise of the year, it's "Do I Know You?" a taut hour that exemplifies the best that Killing Eve has to offer.
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With some 12 million viewers per game last year, the NCAA tournament exemplifies the marquee programming the U.S. government argues will become more expensive if Time Warner is bought by AT&T, the biggest pay-TV provider via subsidiary DirecTV.
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While of course assaults against people because of their race, sexual orientation, religion and so on are obviously possible (and frequent) without the aid of an app, something like Grindr exemplifies the risk of having that information accessible instantly to anyone.
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Ranariddh's career exemplifies not only the swings in Cambodian politics, but also the way Hun Sen, 65, has used force and cunning to neutralize enemies since defecting from the genocidal Khmer Rouge in the 1970s to help drive it from power.
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" The Gershwin Prize is awarded to a living songwriter who exemplifies "the standard of excellence associated with George and Ira Gershwin, by promoting the genre of song as a vehicle of cultural understanding; entertaining and informing audiences; and inspiring new generations.
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"As with any incident within the WeWork community, you should communicate with individuals in a manner that exemplifies WeWork's commitment to customer service and professionalism but does not inadvertently waive or forfeit any of WeWork's legal rights," the document says.
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"On Cinco de Mayo, we commemorate the heroic victory of the Mexican Army over the invading forces of Napoleon III at the Battle of Puebla and pay tribute to the proud Mexican heritage it exemplifies," Trump said in a statement.
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The local Edmonton chapter of the Professional Hockey Writers Association chose to nominate Patrick Maroon for the Masterton Trophy—given each year to the player "who best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey"—instead of Talbot.
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Perhaps no scenario exemplifies the more than the cozy relationship Beijing has with America's big tech companies, who have done less to open China open to the world and more to help it spy and crack down on its own people.
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Seemingly for no reason, Calle Fernando VI becomes Calle Mejía Lequerica, where there is all kinds of newness at sidewalk level — starting with the huge housewares emporium Batavia and the new Barceló Market, which exemplifies the revival of Madrid's neighborhood markets.
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It's far easier to see today that "Trio A" — her best-known creation, often called the seminal work of postmodern dance — exemplifies virtues shared with several other dance greats: complex physical coordination, contrasts of dynamics and fascinating tests of phrasing.
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In "Chair-Pillow," the dancers enact a simple sequence of sitting, standing and gesturing (set, rather whimsically, to Ike and Tina Turner's "River Deep, Mountain High"), which exemplifies Ms. Rainer's interest in ordinary movement, repetition and a neutral, nonperformative manner.
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Her account of his drive to conquer his polio so that he could traverse the Madison Square Garden stage at the 1924 Democratic convention exemplifies her talent at bringing personality to life not through didactic exposition but through well-wrought narrative.
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This sequence of events exemplifies how rushed the show has become since the glacially paced early episodes of Season 2: By taking them to Canada right after last week's beating, the writers avoid showing its impact on the Waterfords' daily interactions.
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The tale of the Brightliners, and how difficult it has been to replace them, perfectly exemplifies the challenges, missed opportunities and lack of resolve — both political and financial — that have caused the system to arrive at the verge of collapse.
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"By no means do I want to suggest that Puerto Rico is the center of everything Trump-related, but it certainly is a platform which exemplifies all of the worst traits of the President, why he is racist," she said.
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This, coupled with Instagram's recent hidden like count testing, exemplifies the app's commitment to creating a safer, less pressurized experience for its users — a shift intended to combat the often negative effects on user mental health caused by the app.
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And with stakes this high, Democratic voters appear to be grappling with their own dilemma: vote for a candidate who best exemplifies their visceral loathing for Donald Trump or vote for the candidate who is most likely to beat him?
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A recent survey from the Manpower Group, a job placement firm, exemplifies the chasm: Nearly 7 in 10 employers reported talent shortages in 2019, the worst level ever and a jump of 17 percentage points from just a year ago.
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What POTUS says "exemplifies selfless public service" is: dehumanizing inmates, racial profiling, and gleefully defying a court order Every one of you WH staffers owns this disgusting unamerican racist pro-authoritarian gesture forever like it was tattooed on your forehead.
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U.S. policy makers have been ambiguous about their support for the elections, and this most recent statement by the state department exemplifies that — mainly over concerns that elections would somehow infringe on making progress on achieving peace with the Taliban.
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"With drones quickly emerging as an important computing platform of the future, Drone 100 exemplifies what it means to reinvent experiences with new technology," Anil Nanduri, Intel's general manager of unmanned aviation systems for its Perceptual Computing Group, said in an emailed statement.
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The idea of a fairy-tale monster exemplifies one of Moffat's favorite things, which is pushing Doctor Who as far away as he can from its roots as a slightly scary sci-fi program that began its life as an educational kids' show.
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She had downloaded these digital surrogates prior to January 1, 2016; since then, museums may have changed their policies, and as the image of Audubon's bird exemplifies, those in charge of digitization efforts may not have updated the metadata of their images.
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No photograph in the exhibition exemplifies this marriage between the concern for racial justice and the impulse to document better than his now iconic 1942 portrait of Ella Watson, a government housekeeper for whom the promises of American democracy were empty words.
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" In an interview with Storr, Felix Gonzalez-Torres exemplifies the shift from an art based on individual expression to one focused on communication: "One thing that I want to emphasize as much as I can with my students is, 'Who is your public?
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In addition to helping people in crisis find a place to stay, Airbnb Open Homes exemplifies Airbnb's core marketing pitch — that by inviting strangers into our homes, not only will travel become more affordable and pleasurable, but life itself will become more meaningful.
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With its initiative to create a diverse staff (the Edge has 30 percent more female employees than all others ships) and enforce eco-friendly practices (it replaced plastic straws with paper ones!), the groundbreaking, billion-dollar Edge ship exemplifies the future of cruising.
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The move, shared exclusively with CNBC, exemplifies a step forward for the NBA's diversity and inclusion efforts and comes as other sports leagues have partnered with the NGLCC, which represents an estimated 1.4 million LGBT business owners in the U.S., in recent years.
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Albers spoke those words on Feb 24, 1943, about a decade after he had finished a series of his own photographic work that exemplifies this belief — a series rarely seen, created in a medium for which he is not very widely known.
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One of the UX suggestions the authors proposed was making Facebook's interface more simplistic and emotionally intuitive (seniors' tendency to go for the Like button exemplifies how a feature that clearly signifies a specific emotional response is more likely to appeal to them).
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Resource extraction on an industrial scale mostly exemplifies the infamous tragedy of the commons: namely, that degradation to the environment is a fractional cost divided among everybody around, while the benefit to each exploiter is a whole integer that need not be shared.
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And it might just have helped him -- after 50 years of thwarted presidential promise and personal tragedy -- to strike an emotional register that steadies a meandering campaign and finally exemplifies his core argument: He's the best Democrat to take on President Donald Trump.
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The project, Neom, would cost $500 billion and seek to create "a leading global hub that exemplifies the future of human civilization by offering its inhabitants an idyllic lifestyle combined with exceptional economic prospects," according to promotional materials distributed by the Royal Court.
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It exemplifies several features of 21st-century culture: the porous boundaries between the pop industrial complex and the amateur homespun; a globalized circulation of songs based as much on memes as on music; the popularity of unchallenging dance "challenges"; the hegemony of Drake.
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"He exemplifies, in some ways, a part of New York City that no longer exists: the angry, white, blue-collar Catholic," said Hank Sheinkopf, a Democratic political consultant who overlapped with Mr. Albanese when both were students at York College in Queens.
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Yet Ms. Merkel's principled action, so different from the nativist opposition to immigrants trumpeted by European populists and Mr. Trump, also exemplifies the moral precepts, forged growing up in a Lutheran home in East Germany, that are behind Ms. Merkel's instincts and style.
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No relationship better exemplifies the way Mr. Trump lives and breathes the political-media environment than the one between him and the hosts of "Morning Joe," Mr. Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, both of whom agreed to talk with me about it on Friday.
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Among the 10 or so courses is a winter special of blowfish milt steamed with sake and topped with turnip mousse and yuzu dressing, which exemplifies a hallmark of kaiseki cuisine: exquisite and sometimes rare ingredients, seasoned very lightly to accentuate natural flavors.
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