Rather, you're fleshing out the narrative texture of the story.
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This is where we start fleshing out the idea of Simmons.
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What intrigued you about fleshing out this backstory of pain and potential?
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Of course fleshing out Frank's personality and motivations is a big risk.
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But new characters do appear, fleshing out the drama and the imagery.
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All these things are built around fleshing out characters and creating human stakes.
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"Wayward Sisters" didn't quite pull off fleshing out all its ensemble character dynamics.
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By fleshing out the individual family dynamics, the series deepens the central conflict.
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He's much better at attacking racists and racism than fleshing out their victims.
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The two then go back-and-forth fleshing out each area with more detail.
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What sort of instructions did you give your artists in fleshing out this world?
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So it is a bit complex, and it does need far more fleshing out.
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Just as important as fleshing out the good ideas is exposing the bad ones.
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Ten years later, she was planning "Junk Kaleidoscope," fleshing out her interest in commemoration.
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Rather than fleshing out its "others," Three Billboards uses them as props for a laugh.
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They're coming to the end of fleshing out what it means to be a leader.
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The next day or so will be focused on fleshing out the final funding package.
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Sanders's campaign issued a statement Wednesday fleshing out his plan to overhaul the financial sector.
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What was it like writing and directing this, fleshing out different relationship dynamics in that way?
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Now they're fleshing out that info with another important little detail: your phone's remaining battery charge.
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I spend the rest of the afternoon doing research and fleshing out an article I pitched.
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It often devotes time to fleshing out villains' backstories, empathetically tracing their paths to extreme ideologies.
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And not only is all over the place, but he also excels at fleshing out these songs.
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Donald Trump has a common theme when it comes to fleshing out his policy plans: stay tuned.
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But in fleshing out a savior, Rinaldi seems determined to relate every aspect of his brief arc.
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Yet, such technological prowess is not the only factor in fleshing out the current notion of information.
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Mr. Blankenbuehler spent almost an hour fleshing out a fully choreographed curtain call for the first time.
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So Macnamara said he is fleshing out details about how Cuvva could work on vehicles that people own.
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HomeKit's progress this year has been in fleshing out existing product categories and entering one big new one.
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The authors' ideas need fleshing out; their paper, thought-provoking though it is, runs to only five pages.
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Motorola is likely to repeat its MWC 22 performance by fleshing out its mid-range Moto G series.
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In an interview with Reuters, Ferreira said development bank BNDES is fleshing out the details of the transaction.
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National security specialists are fleshing out how these malign operations link with "hybrid warfare" and "gray zone" conflicts.
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Nadler and other influential Democrats have instead focused on fleshing out the allegations that Cohen raised last week.
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Still, "Prince of Players" tells its story vividly and compactly, while fleshing out characters who win your sympathy.
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In fleshing out the world of the story and annotating every corner of the audience's experience — hello, goat!
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Mr. Tranter thumbed the words into his iPhone, fleshing out Ms. Michaels's lines, which alluded to liquor and Instagram.
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Subsequent updates addressed other early complaints by adding more characters and fleshing out the game's story with new quests.
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Rae then had to hire directors, actors, and producers, fleshing out a staff that had previously just been her.
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Anything beyond that, such as fleshing out the Lunar Gateway or establishing a persistent presence, would incur additional costs.
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Usually, he starts with a single note and creates a structure around it, building and fleshing out the music.
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I really liked fleshing out the characters in a way that a three-minute short doesn't have time for.
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The talks between senior officials aimed at fleshing out the package of measures to keep oil and investments flowing.
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Meadows said the extra time would allow Congress to continue fleshing out its spending bills for the 2018 fiscal year.
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We've spent most of the last century fleshing out our understanding of what obligations our nation owes to its citizens.
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"There's a significant disconnect between the policy goals the mayor announces and their actual fleshing out and implementation," he said.
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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is certainly fleshing out that worldview with Daisy and Lincoln, who each take a different approach their Inhumanity.
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The background dialogue and texts do a great job of further fleshing out these characters, and their relationships with each other.
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Kik is still fleshing out its advisory team and, for now, the company declined to name partners it is working with.
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It's all about fleshing out what you understand about these ideas of people through whatever the structure of the language is.
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We can just go back to the law we had before Charlotte passed its bathroom ordinance, fleshing out former Republican Gov.
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However, in fleshing out his character, the book also depicts the brutal sexual assault and paralyzation of Barbara Gordon, aka Batgirl.
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She received little help on Monday in fleshing out that detail from the minister responsible for negotiating Britain's exit, David Davis.
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The disclosure offered virtually no details fleshing out the claims, just names, career histories and date ranges for the suspected abuse.
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After fleshing out the business idea on your own, you should start exploring if there is a true audience for it.
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The series builds to that climax in an almost casual way, fleshing out some characters and plotlines but leaving others thin.
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The series would benefit from fleshing out Barbara or even Lucca, who gives "The Good Fight" a jolt of sexual energy.
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"We hope Apple is hard at work fleshing out the rest of the service manual for this Pro Mac," iFixit said.
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But rather than fleshing out a portrait, "A Letter" comments on the present moment and on each place it is performed.
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The graphics and animation are also extremely well-done, fleshing out the vibrant game world and its endearing characters in exceptional detail.
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The romantic storylines tend to act as grace notes, fleshing out the characters and giving them color without dominating their plot lines.
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Hopefully, the series will resolve some of the problems that came with the film by fleshing out the world a bit more.
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The upcoming Blood & Truth looks to expand on that by fleshing out the concept with a larger experience and more cohesive story.
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In the 1990s a number of like-minded thinkers drew on post-Keynesian ideas in fleshing out the perspective embodied in MMT.
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"Data are not valuable any more once you have them," he adds, fleshing out the startup's relationship with its hospital customers/partners.
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I love the idea of making a horror movie, but for this project I wasn't really interested in fleshing out a narrative.
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Built on a regressive stereotype (Conrad Veidt in The Thief of Bagdad) as he is, Jafar is ripe for the fleshing-out.
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The company is also fleshing out its suite of ethical and sustainable investing funds, which it expects to appeal to younger clients.
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But "things seem to stay as they are until disturbed" needs more fleshing out to work as a theory of monetary policy.
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Kamala Harris and Kirsten Gillibrand, discussed the pull they felt between attacking Trump over Russia and fleshing out their party's economic platforms.
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He also helped popularize the practice of fleshing out surveys by calling respondents back on the telephone to expand on their answers.
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What I've been disappointed in is how long it took, and how they really are not looking at fleshing out a policy.
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That could include fleshing out a new round of punishing economic sanctions, a move several administration officials hinted at over the weekend.
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It's me fleshing out how to live in a world where drone war exists, thinking about these things, [feeling] angry and upset.
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But the show has done a great job thus far of fleshing out Jamie as a character independently from his relationship with Claire.
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And you know, fleshing out some of this technology stuff around autonomous vehicles and drones would certainly be a high priority for me.
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That entails fleshing out the rest of the Gateway and using more reusable vehicles to go back and forth to the lunar surface.
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Even without fleshing out the real character, in its early days, when Cortana was unreliable, unhelpful and dumb, people got attached to it.
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Brian Thomas: I needed some help fleshing out an idea, and who better to turn to for an early week puzzle than Andrea?
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The questions being answered are generally broad, fleshing out in detail what happens to banks that drop below minimum levels of their buffers.
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But after touching his fatal wounds, doubting-Thomas-style, the narrator shifts from disappearing into her clients' dramas toward fleshing out her own.
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In our antiquities collections, we'll be fleshing out stories that haven't yet been told in order to connect the past to the present.
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A UK parliamentary committee has published new evidence fleshing out how membership data was passed from UKIP, a pro-Brexit political party, to Leave.
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Since fleshing out tip functionality last June to encourage higher tip amounts, tip averages increased by nearly 8 percent in 2017 compared to 2016.
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Further fleshing out Negan's reasons for waging the war and refusing to compromise with Rick would make the villain an even more realized character.
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The company is expected to announce a host of new products shortly, further fleshing out the iPad, iPhone, and even the Apple Watch ecosystems.
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That's a pity, because Happiness is strongest when it's fleshing out its characters and building up a narrative of why the audience should care.
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But in Death of the Outsider, his presence is vital in fleshing out what Billie's—not Corvo or Emily's—version of justice looks like.
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But if this idea is going to be part of the Democratic Party agenda in the future, it's going to need some fleshing out.
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She said that she hadn't thought about that, but, in fact, many of the screenplay revisions that she requested involved fleshing out that role.
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In Polster's court, as lawyers began fleshing out their cases against the opioid industry in amended complaints, they redacted details of the companies' conduct.
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One of the many issues Lost faced was a lack of planning when it came to fleshing out and making sense of the show's mythology.
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He spent a little time fleshing out those three priorities in more detail, but I came away from the call feeling good about Dorsey's leadership.
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But the company seems to be counting on its shows' quality to draw subscribers, as opposed to fleshing out the service with new, exclusive content.
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And China's financial regulators have carried out "supervisory tightening", says Tao Wang of UBS, a bank—fleshing out existing rules and enforcing them more tightly.
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While Overwatch has been adding backstory elements or character relationships in over time, the responsibility for fleshing out people like Hanzo falls on the fans.
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Click here to view original GIFThe latest observations allowed the New Horizons science team to start fleshing out a portrait of the lonely space rock.
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But what keeps The Hate U Give from veering into the melodramatic or preachy territory is that it commits to fleshing out its characters fully.
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It's frankly amazing that a movie with a 153-minute running time doesn't put enough focus on fleshing out its characters, but here we are.
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Then Twitter got to work fleshing out the behind the scenes talent for what will undoubtedly be one of the best films of a generation.
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You have to hand it to Pine, who knows his character is secondary to Wonder Woman but commits wholeheartedly nonetheless to fleshing out Steve Trevor.
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The so-called Conference of the Parties (COP) conference is aimed at fleshing out details of the implementation of the Paris Climate Agreement of 2015.
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Sure, comic book writers over the years have taken liberties over the DC line in fleshing out more true-to-life characters (see Gotham Central).
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Thankfully, Klein is not interested in fleshing out policy details — or, for that matter, in working out the numbers on how to pay for it.
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Much "fleshing out" happens here: We invest the art with our own feelings, but the art comes to live inside us, adding to our own repertoire.
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This site is a useful building block for us to continue fleshing out a picture of what dinosaurs were like on Skye in the Middle Jurassic.
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Crazy Rich Asians changes the dynamic largely by fleshing out the characters, and shifting the balance of power to the female lead rather than her boyfriend.
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There might not be another game in the works (or at least announced) just yet, but Blizzard is still fleshing out the universe in other ways.
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Like provisions in all laws, the provision protecting drug developers who participate by providing patients with investigational drugs will need fleshing out in the real world.
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Now, she expands the story, in granular detail, fleshing out the eccentric cast of characters—contemporary and historic—who inevitably get bundled into fossil-hunting tales.
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From its base in Canary Wharf, one of London's two main business districts, the European Banking Authority is responsible for fleshing out the bloc's banking laws.
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And yes, as my colleague Alex Burns and I covered in the paper over the weekend, they're interviewing staff, scouting headquarters and fleshing out financial plans.
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"To be honest, it's something I would like to see all of us on the progressive side spend a lot more time fleshing out," Lee says.
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While technically not a character, we can all agree the huge section of the season fleshing out Westworld's eastern counterpart was a colossal waste of time.
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Refinery29 spoke to Marker about the importance of fleshing out these female characters, the Hollywood wage gap, and what she hopes viewers will take away from Stronger.
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Now they're rolling out their first product that helps other news rooms get a boost by fleshing out local coverage that they lack the resources to tackle.
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The team is also fleshing out its evolving business model, having spent the summer in the ERA accelerator in New York, relocating to the U.S. from Ukraine.
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Walmart's been aggressively bulking up its online shopping operations and fleshing out its tech capabilities as part of an all-out war with the e-commerce juggernaut.
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"They put me between the corpses, the dead fighters, and for ten hours I could not move," Omar remembered, fleshing out that fearful drive with vivid detail.
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He was able to self-record and self-release Surrender, fleshing out his live band with friends who are solo musicians and producers in their own right.
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A combination of songwriting techniques followed, from collaborative jamming to fleshing out demos that Mr. Stein recorded on his phone while working at a synth repair store.
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When it comes to fleshing-out the wider Roman world, Andersson admits that few nations in Imperator: Rome will have as much character and detail as Rome.
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She spent half a decade fleshing out a sound she termed "garage country" before releasing her first album, "New City Blues," which Mr. Liddell produced, last year.
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He is constantly adding to his improvising playbook, incorporating new moves into an increasingly seamless expression, and fleshing out what was already an impressively ambidextrous piano style.
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Each adventure is a side mission that expands the narrative backdrop of an area, fleshing out its faction leader and giving some expositional meat to why you're there.
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What's more, not even the "woman raging for justice" angle quite stands up to scrutiny, because Mildred is literally the only woman that this movie bothers fleshing out.
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The company is not ready to announce the new partnerships and is still fleshing out new relationships, but Foley said there would be "massive international hotel chains" involved.
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"Yes the direct fiat flow options are a fleshing out of the ethereum ecosystem and show its broad appeal, " Charles Hayter, CEO of CryptoCompare, told CNBC by email.
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The task force concluded last year that SARON should serve as the rate against which banks set their own lending rates, and is now fleshing out the details.
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But it's putting meat on the bones of its thinking, fleshing out a more expansive proposal for a regulation aimed at "preventing the dissemination of terrorist content online".
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While the EU is pushing London on the Irish issue, the 27 states remaining in the bloc are also fleshing out their proposal on future ties with Britain.
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And the people themselves are caricatures, useful for fleshing out philosophical ideas and having a whole lot of theatrical fun, but they rarely connected on a human level.
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He adds to and subtracts from the music, sometimes folding in a newly written complementary line, or fleshing out an inner voice that seems implied in the original.
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The first season spent several episodes fleshing out the pair's back story, showing the radically different lives — and levels of privilege — that shaped their experiences in the city.
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This week it was fleshing out the accompanying political declaration about future relations, giving countries like France and Spain the chance to raise grievances about fisheries and Gibraltar, respectively.
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Together with the governing FIA, they presented a global package of changes to teams in London on Tuesday, fleshing out an initial proposal put to them a year ago.
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Once the construction pipeline was in place, it was time to start fleshing out the physical world of Batuu, including the architecture, set dressing, props, merchandise, food and inhabitants.
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Krzanich was appointed Intel CEO five years ago, and was left with the messy task of fleshing out Intel's mobile strategy and driving the company forward in new markets.
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To be sure, the goals are not promises, said Demond Drummer, executive director at New Consensus, the think tank charged with fleshing out the deal and other progressive policies.
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Though he acquired a majority of his collection before joining the Met, Mr. Kossak bought some of these paintings while he was also fleshing out the Met's own holdings.
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The current front-runner in the race, leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, has floated exploring an amnesty with criminal gangs to reduce the violence, without fleshing out the idea.
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Democrats have long eyed Georgia as a potential Senate pick-up opportunity, though they're still fleshing out potential candidates for this specific seat, according to the New York Times.
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The collection could be a valuable central resource for the President in the coming weeks, fleshing out the authority the executive branch has given itself to ignore congressional requests.
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It was Thunberg's first official appearance at the meeting of nearly 200 states tasked with fleshing out the rules of the 2015 Paris Agreement on limiting global temperature rises.
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With the card fleshing out, it was recently announced that Johny "Bigg Rigg" Hendricks will fight Hector Lombard in a bout which serves as the show's co-main event.
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While nearly a dozen automakers are displaying their wares and concepts at CES this year, scores of suppliers — both established and start-ups — are fleshing out the show's automotive section.
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But the show also speaks to parents too, fleshing out the communication battles often at play on each side and creating a poignant jumping off point for dialogue and discourse.
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It opens and closes with her, and is ultimately most focused on fleshing out the media flash points of her story, with vignettes of the other women's stories interspersed throughout.
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Allo, on the other hand, is the first major messaging app to have the express purpose of learning everything about you, further fleshing out Google's already comprehensive profile of you.
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Dish announced today that it has been working on integrating Google Home and Google Assistant into its TV service, fleshing out the options for controlling a TV with your voice.
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I had a head start because Lisa had a whole world built already for the characters, but fleshing out what Bird Town looks like and some of the side characters.
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"They have a great impact on fleshing out a culture, a time period," said Angelina Lippert, the museum's chief curator, citing the democratic appeal of posters, which people encounter everyday.
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She also sidestepped demands from progressives that the panel be specifically tasked with fleshing out the details of the Green New Deal, a move that Ms. Ocasio-Cortez publicly pilloried.
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Fleshing out this agenda on June 20th, with chilling warnings over how bad it would be if these demands are not met, was the car industry, which supports over 800,000 jobs.
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A show about Cassian would certainly help add to the larger story leading up to A New Hope, fleshing out not only his backstory, but that of the burgeoning Rebel Alliance.
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Nearly 200 artists participated in The Breasts Art Show at Public Works in San Francisco, fleshing out concepts surrounding breasts, making what is often a perfunctory visual element the focal point.
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The Mandalorian goes hard on creating an atmosphere and building its world, but it doesn't seem particularly invested in fleshing out any of the characters who might exist in that world.
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It's thrilling to think of girls and young women immersed in not just history-book bullet points, but entire chapters fleshing out the stories of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Elizabeth Jennings.
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The series goes much further than most American shows in fleshing out the lives and motivations of the non-American characters, not falling back on the usual assertions of religious fanaticism.
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Fleshing out a notion suggested by Alexander Smalls, the consulting chef in both places, Mr. Johnson explored the African diaspora, the imprint that Africans have put on cooking around the world.
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Trump is suggesting the federal government guarantee six weeks of paid maternity leave for new mothers and is fleshing out the child-care tax cut plan he put forth last month.
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The filmmakers fare less well in fleshing out Isaac's character, including Malkin's past relationship with a doctor (Melanie Laurent, who also battled Nazis in "Inglourious Basterds") recruited to join the team.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity also makes several appearances in the interview notes, fleshing out just how entwined the primetime TV personality had become with the Trump political operation in 2016.
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Fleshing out that picture, firms across the bloc increased headcount at a weaker pace last month and built up backlogs of work at the shallowest rate in 1-1/2 years.
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I'm still fleshing out my full argument as to why John Legend might just be the GOAT, but for now I'm searching for evidence and finding a fuck ton of it.
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Cassady Craighill, a spokeswoman for Greenpeace, said the plan could prove a "powerful" concept, though she said that fleshing out details of "what a Green New Deal means should be a priority".
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Apple did play a brief video montage teasing several shows, but the montage didn't do the job that full trailers would have in fleshing out why we'd want to watch each series.
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A designer might come up with a new move for Mario that inspired a new world, but once the team started fleshing out the setting, that process led to even more ideas.
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Trump's victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton darkened the mood of delegates attending a 200-nation U.N. meeting being held in Marrakesh to start fleshing out the implementation of the 2015 Paris Agreement.
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It's a production that honors comedy as well as tragedy while proving how "Romeo & Juliet" is one of Shakespeare's early achievements at fleshing out a story with an ensemble of good roles.
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In 2017, Nintendo released a high-quality title almost every month, and, unlike on past systems, third-party developers and indie studios have done an admirable job of fleshing out the library.
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Adventure Time frequently devoted entire episodes to fleshing out secondary characters, sometimes shining a spotlight on someone who had only existed in the background for the entire show up to that point.
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Viacom announced another film production deal with Netflix through its Nickelodeon kids division, fleshing out a strategy to produce more shows and movies for others as streaming video giants battle for viewers.
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Hawes is terrific, fleshing out a role that could have been just a caricature of a career woman, and so is the rest of the cast (including The Terror standout Paul Ready).
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Apple is fleshing out ideas for an eccentric iPhone that would include a glass screen that wraps all the way around the smartphone, according to new patent claims filed by the company.
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Quoting from Old Master paintings is nothing new, but it is a particular kind of appropriation that literalizes the illusionism of painting, fleshing out two-dimensional images and granting them physical space.
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According to the White House announcement, the United States will continue to participate in United Nations climate discussions including one in Bonn, Germany, in November aimed at fleshing out the Paris agreement.
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At the time of his death, Parfit was working on fleshing out his "theory X," the term he's used since Reasons and Persons for a theory that can compellingly avoid the repugnant conclusion.
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Fleshing out another new detail of the five former captives, the family of Amir Hekmati, 32, confirmed in a statement that he had spent 60 days as a cellmate of Saeed Abedini, 35.
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I wanna thank you for coming on, thank you for putting the other side to Tim Sloan, and of course fleshing out your plan which I know a lot of people do favor.
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The EU is "well prepared for all procedures", he said, at the conclusion of a meeting at which Europe's political elite continued fleshing out plans for life without the UK in the bloc.
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But thus far, many of these programs have proved compelling, not merely rehashing the tabloid-style titillation but fleshing out peripheral players, and even placing the timing in broader historical and sociological context.
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That is why he will have to address some of the questions hanging over the reforms when he reveals the National Transformation Plan, fleshing out his vision, in late May or early June.
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It also proposed cutting the top individual rate to 35 percent, but the congressional tax-writing committees fleshing out Trump's plan may opt to create an additional, higher rate for the highest earners.
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But follow-up diplomacy aimed at fleshing out that agreement has failed, and their second meeting, in Vietnam in February, ended in collapse after Mr. Trump rejected Mr. Kim's demands for sanctions relief.
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It appended a newly disclosed memo by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel fleshing out the argument that the subpoena for testimony was invalid because it encroached on Mr. Trump's executive powers.
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He is fleshing out a character — his own — and is doing so by inviting you to look (and laugh) hard at his reasoning and the dark, even ugly side of what's behind it.
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"I'm well away of the unrest among all of you key actors in the telecoms sectors caused by the ongoing discussions around the cybersecurity of 203G," Gabriel continued, fleshing out the Commission's current thinking.
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Combined, the two companies will be able to realize annual operational savings of about $350 million to $400 million, Maersk Line said in a statement fleshing out detail on the deal announced in December.
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This is a studio that places its strengths in building a universe rather than fleshing out character development and creating narrative complexity, but nonetheless it felt like a marked improvement on what preceded it.
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But the party is still fleshing out the details of how to pay for the drop in federal revenue and internally debate how much impact the plan can and will have on the debt.
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And if Daredevil were even the slightest bit aware that it was fleshing out the idea that you don't have to like a good guy just because he's a good guy, it would feel fresh.
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" As members of parliament held an ongoing debate on Brexit, one "thank[ed] a colleague for 'a cheeky intervention," BBC East political correspondent Andrew Sinclair tweeted, "another thanks a colleague for 'fleshing out the arguments.
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LONDON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - European Union proposals to make it harder for euro zone countries to impose rules on Britain's financial sector need fleshing out, Bank of England Deputy Governor Andrew Bailey said on Wednesday.
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Once Uber is cleared to operate electric scooters, the plan is to integrate them into the Uber app and continue fleshing out Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi's vision for a full-fledged multi-modal transportation platform.
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There are bullets and health and upgrade tokens to find, and rare exceptions like fully written front pages of newspapers fleshing out the world, but you won't learn much about the people of City 17.
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The company claims it had numerous talks about the idea with LeBron's company, UNINTERRUPTED, over a period of 2 years ... fleshing out the idea and figuring out a strategy for pitching it to various networks.
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Bannon, by contrast, is arguably the most ideological member of Trump's inner circle of top advisers and now finds himself in the position of filling that vacuum -- and fleshing out Trump-ism with his own philosophy.
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" Fleshing out his vision for the future of work a little further, in comments emailed to TechCrunch, Levchin added: "Aside from leadership positions, I think there are few occupations that won't have substantial populations of freelancers.
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Almost two years later, on February 26th, the government released a document fleshing out these ideas with no fewer than 238 measures to spur the economy, from improving the justice system to reforming state-owned enterprises.
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Euro zone lending has been growing since mid-2014, when the ECB started charging banks for hoarding cash and began fleshing out its bond-buying programme in a bid to kick-start inflation and economic growth.
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That's not a massive user base, but it is one that's explicitly devoted to the process of content creation – something Gfycat can take advantage of in terms of fleshing out its own collection of original GIFs.
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Season two impressively builds on those assets, fleshing out back stories in a manner that chillingly charts a society's descent into totalitarianism, and which in many ways feels even bleaker (if that's possible) than the first.
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As news reports began fleshing out the whistleblower complaint and other details of Trump's interactions with Ukraine began to become public, McKinley said he began to suspect domestic politics had spilled into typically nonpartisan diplomatic work.
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During his half-hour speech at the Economic Club of Washington, Carter regaled the audience with a pretty hefty selection of numbers and data, fleshing out his vision for the future of the Department of Defense.
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"[T]his means that not the data subject but "friends" of the data subject are consenting to the use of personal data," wrote Schrems in the 2011 complaint, fleshing out consent concerns with Facebook's friends' data API.
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The more one reads of Berlin's work, the more one begins to recognize the common threads, until every telling feels like a retelling, revealing a new facet of the same events, broadening and fleshing out the context.
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That's already looking tough, as a number of hardline conservatives — Rand Paul most prominent among them — are publicly condemning some of the core elements of a plan that congressional leaders and the White House are privately fleshing out.
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The summit, which is aimed at fleshing out details of the implementation of the landmark Paris Agreement climate pact, was recently moved to Madrid following Chile's withdrawal as host amid raging street protests in the South American nation.
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As a tribe, he said, they were often "so clever that they're stupid": reporters became so obsessed with fleshing out narratives aligned with their political sensibility that they couldn't see an uncomplicated truth in front of their nose.
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But fleshing out Hope's attachment to her mother, or how she feels about Scott and his penchant for letting her down, would give the film a stronger center, and give Lilly more to chew on with her performance.
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Tosh's book is fascinating, fleshing out details on how Wallace morphed from West Coast Beat generation raja into hippie headmaster of LA, centered in the Beverly Glen and Topanga Canyon areas, and, for a time, of San Francisco.
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It's a problem that's plagued many of the characters in Stranger Things at one point or another – but it's also one the show went a long way toward fixing this year, by fleshing out characters like Lucas and Dustin.
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Harvard's Keenan, an idiosyncratic bow tie wearer, first set foot in Duluth in March - three months after he began fleshing out why the quiet town of 86,000 might one day see tens of thousands of new residents settle in.
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Harvard's Keenan, an idiosyncratic bow tie wearer, first set foot in Duluth in March - three months after he began fleshing out why the quiet town of 86,000 might one day see tens of thousands of new residents settle in.
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"Because I've asked to look at the overlap I can literally say I only know the gender of these people but I would also like to know what their income is," he says, fleshing out another possible usage scenario.
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"Most of these products are more akin to advanced SEO analytics suites, and we differ in that RankScience is 100% focused on data-driven SEO automation," he says, fleshing out the differences and RankScience's edge, as he sees it.
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The White House has said U.S and Chinese officials are fleshing out a pledge by leaders Donald Trump and Xi Jinping for a 100-day plan to cut the U.S. trade deficit with China, which reached $347 billion last year.
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Senior officials in the administration were so busy making amends for Trump's past comments about NATO being "obsolete" that their appearances at the conference barely amounted to fleshing out one tiny corner of what normally counts as US foreign policy.
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Executive powers expert Andy Rudalevige suspects that would mean fleshing out a tax reform strategy and 2018 budget proposal, and maybe reviewing how to act on the findings of the many reports looking into a variety of issues Trump has ordered.
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In his speech, Mr Gove put forward a series of clever suggestions—such as creating different classes of shares, so that company founders can retain more control when companies go public—without fleshing out how they might work in practice.
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Whether it goes to the networks, to cable, or to a streaming service, Ubisoft's motion pictures group would have the freedom to spend time fleshing out characters and communicating the overarching story's heftier concepts in ways that the movie couldn't.
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Other animal friends that come in handy during building time are Sawin&apos Sammy Shark ($8), Levelin&apos Lou Alligator ($10) and Measurin&apos Mac Wolf ($13) — a wild way to continue fleshing out your future architect's first tool collection.
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Game of Thrones is based off Martin's epic fantasy series A Song of Ice and Fire, and, while Martin has been famously and aggravatingly slow to finish the sixth novel in the series, he has been busy fleshing out the backstory.
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LONDON, Dec 18 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will set out his government's plans on Thursday, fleshing out how he will honour his election-winning pledges to get Brexit done quickly and boost funding for the state health service.
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He says that while the individual pieces of the Engagement Cloud have been around Twilio for a long time, this is a "fleshing out" of the product line, such that the company can do more of the work on behalf of developers.
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Beside this new release, which may or may not come at MWC, there's strong indication that Nokia will introduce a Nokia 7 Plus Android One device and an entry-level Nokia 103 phone, fleshing out the full range of its Android portfolio.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's new prime minister should take up his position on the afternoon of July 24, a spokesman for Theresa May said on Tuesday, fleshing out a succession triggered by her resignation after failing to get her Brexit deal approved by parliament.
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Whereas the original was a multiplayer shooter where you could pilot mechs, the sequel is looking to build on that, fleshing out the sci-fi universe with a real story and turning titans from disposable machines into integral parts of the universe.
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In that regard, this "Grinch," which features Benedict Cumberbatch as the voice of the title character, has a good deal in common with "The Lorax," another Illumination Entertainment adaptation of a Seuss staple, which felt similarly labored in fleshing out its story.
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"The more creative or advanced options we see more pilots happening in 2019 — and then we think, based on the results of those, we'll see more disruption in 2020," he ventures, fleshing out the challenges that this will create for fleet managers.
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This column wasn't about fleshing out the myriad ways that are available to us, but instead, just a reminder to us all that we have a solemn duty and an obligation as citizens of this great nation to civilly discuss possible solutions.
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A major problem behind the scenes, said Krebs, citing former employees, was that the company had apparently been more committed to building a flashy, interactive map purporting to show real-time cyberattack traffic than it was in fleshing out its analytic capabilities.
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The White House has said U.S and Chinese officials are still at the early stages of "fleshing out" a pledge by Trump and Xi to develop the 100-day plan to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with China, which last year reached $347 billion.
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LONDON, June 25 (Reuters) - Britain's new prime minister should take up his position on the afternoon of July 24, a spokesman for Theresa May said on Tuesday, fleshing out a succession triggered by her resignation after failing to get her Brexit deal approved by parliament.
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He is expected to focus on fleshing out the specifics of a denuclearization process for the North and ways to improve relations between the two nations, including the possible return of the remains of U.S. GIs who were killed during the 1950-52 Korean War.
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Fleshing out these stories are tableaux with life-size mannequins that recreate telling moments: the toppling of a statue of King George in New York; a meeting of the leaders of the Oneida Indian Nation as they debate whether to join the colonists' struggle.
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The goal in fleshing out the timeline surrounding the Zelensky call, according to the official, is to ensure the White House has a full picture of the events at hand as it fields inquiries from Congress and prepares to build the President's defense to impeachment.
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The additions and changes to the OS are largely focused on making the Windows experience more streamlined, fleshing out some of the announcements made on the Build stage last month about the upcoming Fall Creators Update, which is slated for release later this year .
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It holds the IP rights for The Legend of Mir series in China, and within the year the company plans to kick off plans to produce Mir-branded video content (perhaps even Mirfilms) as well as fleshing out the game's lore through narrative stories.
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Though fleshing out her motivations and trauma is a good instinct, it unfortunately ends up proving that it's just about impossible for UnReal to square what it wants to do with Rachel's character with the scattershot portrait of mental health it had already established.
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One of Coates' main goals for his Black Panther series was to make Wakanda feel like a real place, with a distinct African cultural history — these stories will give a huge boost to that world-building by fleshing out even more of its inhabitants.
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By day, the half-built palace, an arena, the torso of a statue and a stone temple flanked by blue screens don't look sufficiently formidable, so the team of nearly 80 animators has been given the task of fleshing out the heft and detail.
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Kameron Hurley's THE LIGHT BRIGADE (Saga, $26.99) is based on her 2015 short story of the same name, fleshing out the high-concept skeleton of a story about soldiers who are literally broken into light in order to teleport them to different theaters of war.
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Still, where the original "Law & Order" speeds up the judicial process -- ripped-from-the-headlines investigation, trial, verdict all in an hour -- the "True Crime" format has the advantage of slowing it down, fleshing out these characters and some of the more salacious tidbits.
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At the time, Awkwafina (real name: Nora Lum) was something of a newcomer to acting (her only other film credit was a bit part in "Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising"), and Mr. Chu was still fleshing out her character, which changed considerably from book to film.
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Image: AppleWhen Apple launched its new iPhones back in September, the company did a good job of fleshing out its handset lineup with the iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR. But still, it felt like new iPhones and Apple Watches were only part of the equation.
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Susana Polo at Polygon has theory about the collection of books it comes from: Perhaps these books might even be the fabled Journal of the Whills, something of a lost Star Wars concept left over from George Lucas' very early days of fleshing out the universe.
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"The first plan is ready to go solution when you have an idea and want to implement, for example, style transfer or object recognition or something like face masks… or Snapchat lenses," says CEO and co-founder Alexey Moiseenkov, fleshing out what's coming from Prisma Labs.
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Now the current EU president Austria has proposed fleshing out the role with detailed powers, such as being able to force foreign clearing houses to "submit information, cooperate in the assessment of their resilience to adverse market conditions, and open overnight deposit accounts", the document said.
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Years of fleshing out his knowledge with increasingly expensive tests may lead him to conclude that decelerating, say, a 20-ton spacecraft full of astronauts on Mars requires a braking technology that doesn't involve fabric—perhaps some combination of his inflatable decelerator and a fuel-powered engine.
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There's a lot going on at the company to facilitate the adoption of 5G, Internet of Things, AI, and autonomous driving tech, but it's all got to be powered by the fastest and most efficient chips, and that latter part is what ARM is fleshing out now.
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In this regard, Older has actually matured as a writer from her earlier works, as the detailed digressions are fewer and far between, but they remain as distracting from her core plot, and take time away from the needed work of fleshing out her characters further.
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"The Brexit vote taking place today is not legally binding so its just a political measure of fleshing out or mapping out of what British lawmakers or MPs would like to see in their version of the deal," said David Madden, an analyst at CMC Markets.
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Christian Sewing, who became CEO in an abrupt management reshuffle last month, said the bank was committed to its international presence, fleshing out his plan to scale back its global investment bank and refocus on Europe and its home market after three consecutive years of losses.
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" Jon tells me that his father's achievements are all his own — when it comes to Tingle's writing, Jon usually provides some initial help in fleshing out the story idea and getting it started, and then his father is "off and running ... doing it all by himself.
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A new book, "The Five," by the historian Hallie Rubenhold, does a wildly overdue job of fleshing out the lives of Jack the Ripper's victims, giving us context about their families, how they grew up and where they spent time before winding up in the East End.
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The latest round of talks to take place in Doha since President Trump ordered direct negotiations with the Taliban last summer will focus on fleshing out the details of a framework agreement in principle both sides say they reached last month, Western and Taliban officials said.
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He even rejected an alternative proposed settlement (without fleshing out exactly what it was) — saying Facebook management had wanted to put a nondisclosure agreement in it, and "that was part of the reason that I got sort of cold feet in terms of trying to settle with these guys".
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Disappointingly, Mr Burton and his screenwriter, Jane Goldman, chose instead to follow the outline of every previous "YA" novel adaptation, which means that rather than fleshing out the characters, they bury those characters under stacks of jargon-filled mythology ("hollowghasts", "ymbrines"), headache-inducing plotting and digitally-enhanced action sequences.
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This is obviously worth looking at with a primarily UK-centered lens, with WWE slowly strangling the thriving British indie scene, but it's hard not to see an edge of WWE locking down even regional wrestlers in the hopes of preventing a nascent AEW from fleshing out their rosters.
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Face-morphing app FaceApp, which uses a neural network for editing selfies in a photorealistic fashion, has updated its iOS and Android apps to what it's calling FaceApp 2.0 — further fleshing out its monetization play with a Pro version that contains a series of selfie styling/beautifying filters.
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From establishing the piece's outline by applying a huge paper sketch, to marking off the portrait in white and taking a break for an arcade game, to finally fleshing out the extraterrestrial details in color-retentive swimming pool paint, it's an exhaustive work cycle to witness in less than three minutes.
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"Officials now face the difficult task of fleshing out a deal that is acceptable to the Chinese but also involves significant enough concessions not to be torpedoed by the China hawks in the Trump administration," Capital Economics said in a note this week, adding that higher tariffs could simply be delayed.
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What could have been a clichéd motif — it's a common trope that food equals nourishment equals love — becomes incredibly specific to this movie and this couple because Anderson presents it a little differently each time, creating narrative momentum and fleshing out character through what could have been a flat symbol.
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Behind the scenes, staffers in the House Ways and Means Committee have been fleshing out the bullet points laid out by the White House in its call for a lower corporate tax rate, lower income tax rates and policies aimed at encouraging American businesses to bring overseas profits back home.
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He said that even if Judge Blakey ends up analyzing the CFTC's market manipulation theory and fleshing out the facts of the case, Kobre & Kim still wants to know why the CFTC commissioners were prepared to settle the suit without a factual accounting or an explanation of the agency's legal conclusions.
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The 27 remaining members of the EU might delay work on fleshing out their proposal for strong trade ties after Brexit and will instead focus on their own preparations this week, including contingencies for a "no-deal" scenario - given the profound divisions within May's camp over the terms of Brexit.
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YouTube's streaming TV service is adding several new channels today, including AMC, BBC America, IFC, Sundance TV, and WE TV. Some of those are pretty big names, so today's addition goes a long way toward fleshing out YouTube TV's offerings and making it a much more viable alternative to a traditional cable package.
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As we enter the home straight of our second season in the Calder Valley, it's finally starting to look like things are falling into place; suspects are arrested in the murder investigation that's been plaguing Catherine and her colleagues and the identities of newer characters are given a little more fleshing out.
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This cast is not really reinterpreting The Bad News Bears so much as enacting the Stations of the I Know This Isn't PC But ... Cross, with a few added flourishes and some unnecessary fleshing out and context cues alerting us to the fact that we're in that annus mirabilis of Western culture, 2005.
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When it closed, Mr. Bishop brought Mr. Finn together with the director James Lapine, who helped the composer create "March of the Falsettos," fleshing out the plot and the characters Marvin; his wife, Trina; and Whizzer, and adding a prepubescent son, Jason, and a psychiatrist-cum-suitor, Mendel, to the wobbly family structure.
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Sometimes he blends colors right on the canvas while fleshing out his "shapes"; he also uses a kind of wash-upon-wash glazing technique, although he is loath to call it by such a recognizable name, in which layers of semi-transparent color come together to produce his full-bodied subjects' luminous glow.
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One guy I spoke to said he and his partner both have in-game significant others in their long-term IRC role-play, but that they really consider their roles to be authorial, even when it comes to the sex their characters enjoy—it's more about fleshing out the characters than enacting specific fantasies.
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Spicer said that U.S and Chinese officials were still at the early stages of "fleshing out" a pledge by President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping to develop 100-day plan to help reduce China's massive trade surplus with the United States that was made at their first meeting in Florida last week.
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This isn't the first time we've seen anthologies that delve into the minutia of the Star Wars universe: the Tales anthology series edited by Kevin J. Anderson went into the background of scenes like Mos Eisley Cantina and Jabba's Palace, fleshing out minor background characters, and providing a wealth of cool details about those characters.
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The political conventions provide each candidate the perfect opportunity to set the stage for the fall campaign blitz -- both in terms of the negative frame they are building around their opponent and in terms of fleshing out their own positive attributes that get lost in the daily distortion and oversimplification that is presidential politics.
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"There is a lot of money in football, and a lot of bad men in the business," Mr. Burzaco said, fleshing out further details of how his former company, Torneos y Competencias, had paid six- and seven-figure annual bribes to soccer officials, including the defendants on trial, in exchange for lucrative broadcasting contracts.
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Lawrence had his arc, and I wish that the time spent with him was instead devoted to fleshing out a character like Kelli more — she's officially graduated from side character with the fire one-liners to side character who deserves to have her own inner life play out on screen, away from Issa and Molly.
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Turning her into some weirdo parody of a woman scorned whose cruelty is motivated by romantic disappointment means taking her whole operating procedure out of the realm of the political and into the realm of the personal, and this show is not good enough at fleshing out its characters' personal lives to make that move interesting.
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But it now appears that stuffing a film to the brim with superheroes that the company has spent nearly a decade fleshing out with individual movies has become a superb strategy and continues to chug along, making Disney's $4 billion acquisition of the studio look like one of its best strategic moves in the modern era.
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Fleshing out a controversial police chief's life storyPage: Mark Saunders (police chief)When: February 8Who: The Canadian Broadcasting CorporationMark Saunders is Toronto's newest police chief, and so far he's supported the controversial and arguably racist practice of "carding," and refused to speak publicly on a days-long occupation of police headquarters by Black Lives Matter supporters.
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Similarly, in fleshing out the supposed outlook of these cosmopolitans, a category that he estimates makes up "perhaps, 15 to 20 percent of the electorate," he cites a poll taken of the founders of internet start-ups in Silicon Valley, as if that tiny, rarefied group reflects the views of one-fifth of the American population.
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Under the high-stakes diplomacy between Trump and Kim, which has been driven chiefly by the personalities of the leaders rather than an established diplomatic process, working-level meetings have been useful for fleshing out the logistics of summits but unproductive in hammering out the details of a nuclear deal that has eluded the countries for decades.
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Though it has few details one could quibble with and could use some fleshing out (the idea that the Fed should use the proceeds from hypothetical negative interest rates on excess reserves to make direct loans to small businesses, in particular, seems both unnecessary and very difficult to make workable), the broad trajectory of Sanders's thinking is pretty clear.
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Details: Amazon accounted for less than 1.3% of FedEx's revenue last year — or approximately $850 million to $900 million, according to an estimate from Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. analyst David Vernon FedEx said it's not worried about Amazon fleshing out its own shipment system, but FedEx and UPS stocks have suffered since the tech giant started developing new logistics initiatives, per the Post.
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He seems uninclined to challenge that ignorance, either because he's the sole Kelpien aboard and doesn't want to give his people an even worse name, or because the show simply hasn't gotten around to fleshing out the cautious Kelpien culture the way past series have with the Vulcans' logic-bound society, or the Klingons' honor-bound one, or the Ferengis' profit-bound one.
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But after about an hour of radio silence it emailed again, now fleshing out its "Google isn't taking the committee's concerns seriously" angle: Note the "both are far from perfect" fillip aimed at Twitter and Facebook to lay down a little light covering fire for a reframed double-barrel assault on Google as the really big baddie for not even showing up.
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At the after-party, held at the Plaza Hotel Rose Club, Fern Mallis, the former executive director of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, argued that even without fleshing out Mr. Burrows's narrative, there was still resonance to a story in which a group of models, many of them African-American, helped lead Mr. Burrows and the Americans to victory.
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The latest exhibition builds on the Borghese collection, fleshing out the artist's career from his apprenticeship with his father, the sculptor Pietro Bernini (a collaboration that Gian Lorenzo "would later try to expunge," Mr. Bacchi said), with a series of sculptures they crafted in tandem, to his ambition to become an all-around artist, adding architecture and painting to his already considerable skills.
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However, it turns out that you can get my brain addicted to anything if you ask a simple question that ends up fleshing out a larger narrative, that takes me down different paths that fill in the gaps of other theories but don't quite bring answers, that weaves through a four hour journey that ultimately leaves me somehow knowing less than when I started.
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Many, if not most, of the major previews glimpsed at this year's New York Comic Con were for properties slated for 2019 premieres, but CBS All Access appears to be fleshing out its offerings post haste with Tell Me a Story, a retelling of three classic fairy tales — The Three Little Pigs, Little Red Riding Hood, and Hansel and Gretel — which will arrive on Halloween.
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"They did a very good job fleshing out the issues and creating guideposts on how to deal with a question that is probably going to come up again and again," said Annette Gordon-Reed, a historian at Harvard Law School and a member of a committee that voted last year to scrap that school's seal, which honored a family of 18th-century slave owners.
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It's a fleshing out and softening that is equally present in the silhouette of the company's trademark suit, which in the hands of both Jones and Slimane has been worn by men and women alike, but under the latter was so famously narrow that even the model Kate Moss, an old friend of Jones's, told me she couldn't fit into them in her working prime.
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But what's there is invaluable in fleshing out porn history, on multiple levels from the material legacies of smut (crystal butt plugs from Beyond Perfect, Douglas's second-to-last film in 2005 and purchased over the producer's cost objection) to the personal lives of those lost to the AIDS epidemic (Gerald Grant, who performed in straight, gay, and bi porn, is commemorated through a beautiful scrapbook compiled by his lover).
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DeepMind is now fleshing out in a little more detail how it hopes to futureproof patient trust in commercial access to and monetization of their health data, via a blog post that puts a little more meat on the bones of a plan for a technical audit infrastructure first discussed last November — when DeepMind also confirmed it was building an access infrastructure for National Health Service (NHS) patient medical records.
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" Presented at New York Theater Workshop and at the Tribeca Film Festival, the piece gave viewers the chance to wander through sections of Mr. Sobelle's clutter-filled set and, using smartphone technology, watch and learn more about what was inside the many boxes and drawers — further fleshing out, visually and aurally, what Ben Brantley in The New York Times called the "connective poetry in the seeming randomness of what we hoard.
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While that might sound like an abstract concern, a Bloomberg report this summer revealed details of a multi-million deal in which Google pays for transaction data from Mastercard — in order to try to link online ad views with offline purchases in the US. Facebook has also long been known to buy offline data to supplement the interest signals it collects on users from inside (and outside) its social network — further fleshing out ad-targeting profiles.
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There was more just kind of some fleshing out that you know, it seemed to be kind of logical what needed to be done but it was just, I think, you know for me when I go in the studio and someone is producing one of the most beneficial things that they can do is just kind of take an idea that you have pretty much fully formed to basically unravel it a little bit so you can see all the elements clearly.
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In a series of recent interviews fleshing out his foreign policy in the wake of the Brussels attacks, the Republican front-runner has questioned the modern relevance of U.S. alliances that have underpinned security in Europe and Asia since World War II. Donald Trump unveils foreign policy advisers He's suggested using economic warfare to halt China's territorial moves in the South China Sea and raised the prospect of a fundamental reconsideration of nuclear doctrine by musing about South Korea and Japan acquiring their own atomic arsenal.
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ROSANNE ROSEN COLUMBUS, OHIO ⬥ Memoir and Fiction To the Editor: Dani Shapiro's shrewd and insightful essay (Author's Note, July 3) nicely captures the fictional dimension of any effective memoir, involving not invention or distortion but creative selection: the process of shaping a through-line of narrative, fraught with meaningful themes that coalesce; of projecting characters onto the page, especially the fully realized figure of the author; of fleshing out relationships that "carve out a story that is ultimately a public performance," in Shapiro's words.
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