The Transformers franchise goes about property damage the same way a 7-year-old goes about exacting retribution on toys he doesn't particularly care about ruining.
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Yeah, it goes about as well as you might expect.
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The whole thing goes about as well as you'd expect.
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He's just wrong in how he goes about doing it.
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Another misunderstanding concerns how the bank goes about acquiring government bonds.
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How Google goes about doing this, however, differs from its competition.
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It isn't quite, but it goes about prosaic business pretty effectively.
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Like they don&apost like the way Trump goes about things.
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Then Giovanna quietly leaves the house and goes about her night.
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"I like the way he goes about his business," Girardi said.
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Paul, on the other hand, goes about 14 minutes between fouls.
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He is quiet and goes about things in a quiet way.
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Councilman Diep goes about his day like any mild mannered civil servant.
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But it's how it goes about capturing those photos that has changed.
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I have no idea about how one goes about writing a joke.
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I've been trying to emulate the way she goes about her gymnastics.
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That's enough, we call it square and everyone goes about their business.
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While everyone else goes about their life and their business as usual?
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Meanwhile, the company goes about its business: maximizing production of fossil fuels.
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The Panther goes about 45 mph and functions like a giant jet ski.
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The way Squirrel Girl goes about taking down her enemies is pretty notable.
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Nonetheless, his insight into how McConnell goes about his legislative business in invaluable.
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There's nothing innovative or surprising in the way the film goes about its destruction.
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After stressing about the meeting, the whole thing goes about as well as expected.
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"Beautiful Boy" wants to help, but sometimes goes about it in the wrong way.
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However Lawrence goes about picking her roles, clearly the process is working for her.
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But many critics felt uneasy about how it goes about engendering that broad appeal.
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If Congress goes about it the wrong way, impeachment will further divide our nation.
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"He goes about his business," said Sam Cassell, an assistant coach for the Clippers.
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I guess it's the way she goes about it that sometimes turns people off.
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It's capable of determining their position within a millimeter and then goes about plucking.
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From here, he goes about calibrating the relationship in a uniquely screwed-up way.
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How he goes about doing that is what the rest of the movie chronicles.
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It goes about 9 miles per-hour and can jump up to four feet.
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"He continues to impress by the way he goes about doing his business," Renteria said.
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It's just that the way he goes about fixing the Universe's problems is obviously wrong.
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A big mob war mostly fizzles out, and then Tony Soprano goes about his life.
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Yet despite SoftBank's renown, little is known about how it actually goes about striking deals.
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Once you've confirmed your choices, the utility goes about the business of wiping the drive.
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He's incredibly confident, and this guy is relentless with the way he goes about it.
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" One recently told me, "Time goes about as fast as I can push this walker.
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These early connection efforts could inform how the rest of the industry goes about its business.
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And now it lasts longer away from the wall outlet and goes about its business silently.
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Goose coughs up a casual Space Stone and then goes about the rest of the day.
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She goes about her work with the slowness that her ageing legs and swollen ankles require.
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RAM is what keeps a computer supplied with information as it goes about its computing duties.
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The way it goes about this, though, is often so obvious as to feel borderline condescending.
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He makes it very, very tough to respect how he goes about things and does things.
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MRD: Can you give me an example of how Slack goes about making you feel included?
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Essentially, Stryder7x goes about leaving the four saves available in the game in unique "softlock" states.
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I don't even know how one goes about losing a tooth while hitting a home run.
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Recently he switched to eating garbanzo beans from a can as he goes about his work.
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He goes about his life each and every day and routinely makes contributions to American life.
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In addition, New Delhi is also keenly waiting to see how Trump goes about dealing with Pakistan.
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He's well-regarded as an investigator, in spite of the unorthodox ways he goes about approaching cases.
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His case could change how law enforcement goes about finding and using information on Americans' cell phones.
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"He goes about his decisions in a methodical way, by finding facts and gathering evidence," Miller said.
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Stormi remains seated on her mom's lap as she goes about discussing business plans with her partners.
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"We be big pimpin'," the song "Big Pimpin' " goes, about the only lyrics suitable for publication here.
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The problem arises when the movie goes about connecting all these disparate characters in an inefficient way.
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Yet the Constitution leaves much about how Congress goes about writing and passing legislation to that body.
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He takes a lot of pride in what he does and how he goes about doing it.
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She's more practical than she is romantic, and goes about pursuing relationships with an end goal of commitment.
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Mr Ibrahim, now 21, still goes about once a week to the shop he frequented as a child.
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I ask Kinberg how he goes about pairing ingredients that might be more commonly found in the kitchen.
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"Sometimes (Colon) escapes words, what he does and how he goes about it," Mets manager Terry Collins said.
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"Sometimes he escapes words, what he does and how he goes about it," Mets Manager Terry Collins said.
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A grandfather hilariously goes about the brave task of learning English, and it's all for one important moment.
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Koepka is a basher of the ball who goes about his job with a ticket taker's emotionless efficiency.
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Canada Letter In Canada, the House of Commons' justice committee generally goes about its work in earnest obscurity.
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Beyond that there is striking disaffection with the way Mr. Macron goes about presenting himself and his ideas.
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" Seiberg added, "We believe this bill goes about as far as the Democratic sponsors are willing to go.
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But perhaps just as important as what Secretary Acosta must tackle is how he goes about doing it.
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"His bat, his offensive skills and his attitude, just the way he goes about his game," Barreto said.
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It's not just that he is going to need to decide how he goes about doing his job.
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Once she's got me symmetrically plumped with massage, Veronica goes about affixing the suction cups to my rear end.
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I don't even know what computational biology is, let alone how one goes about getting a PhD in it.
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O'Brien talked about how she goes about making sure everyone involved isn't dreading the sex scenes and feeling uncomfortable.
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But it can be hard to track down reliable information about how, exactly, one goes about such a venture.
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So she has to be very careful about how she goes about telling people without starting a riot, basically.
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Mopey and alone, Sam goes about his daily tasks such as washing in rainwater and soulfully playing the drums.
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I don't know, I don't know enough about how the FTC goes about analyzing and punishing people for this.
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How each of those people goes about seeking aid will determine whether they get it, and how much they get.
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The feature simply auto-surfaces relevant information as the employee goes about their business, with no searches or inquiries necessary.
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Top League of Legends teams all live together like one big family, which goes about as well as you'd expect.
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However, Nick finds it and goes about trying to determine which family member might have brought it into the house.
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No one need celebrate Life too loudly, but it goes about its grubby business with a bracing clarity and ruthlessness.
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I think [Aquila] goes about 22 or 23 miles an hour, with a power output which is around 22,23 watts.
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"I think we were all impressed with the mindfulness with which he goes about his craft," manager Paul Molitor said.
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"Westworld" represents a "really, really great building block" Mr. Bloys said, as the network goes about rebuilding its drama slate.
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Watching him go in every day, do his work and just the way he prepares and goes about his business.
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A combination of high tech and nifty softwareThe way the Fold goes about all of this is also pretty slick.
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But it's harder to find those who think the way this bill goes about it, or finances it, makes much sense.
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Today, Rowling's 14 million followers had the pleasure of learning how the famed Harry Potter author goes about planning her books.
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"We all continue to be impressed with the way he goes about his starts and competes," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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Fearing that her power is dwindling, Allie asks to meet with Lexie and it goes about as well as you'd expect.
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How the administration goes about seeking to achieve both of these goals will help reveal which Trump cares about the most.
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"But we can show a character who encounters what we encounter on the internet and how he goes about rising above."
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Democrats must stop pretending that the old rules still apply, while the GOP goes about destroying every governing norm in sight.
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The U.K. is going to leave the EU, but which party's leading the country will determine how it goes about exiting.
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The documentary features interviews with Watsa's friends and family, but the camera mostly follows him as he goes about his day.
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On the other, how a presidential candidate goes about picking that person offers an early look at the nominee's executive style.
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US concerns about how China goes about getting hold of American technology and trade secrets have also been a sticking point.
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In "The Last Word" I was disappointed by the way Ms. Seyfried, as Anne, the young reporter, goes about her job.
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Parveen is inquisitive and gossipy, but Zaynab respects her mother's space, politely rejects her matchmaker hints, and goes about her life.
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But the way it goes about that is by winking and nodding at all the recognizable beats and tropes it's going through.
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But so far, the CFPB has been cold to the idea, sitting virtually motionless while the FTC goes about its business alone.
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The way he helps the young guys, too, that's a testament to his character and the way he goes about his business.
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DL: As Mike pointed out, there is a unity to this, maximizing future resources, but it goes about it in different ways.
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Within the commission, officials are reluctant to appear to be lecturing a democratically elected government as it goes about implementing campaign promises.
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"It's very problematic if someone goes about things depending on their mood, railing against this media organization or the other," he said.
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The trailer introduces Sheeran as he meets Jimmy Hoffa, the president of the Teamsters, and as he goes about on his work.
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To find out more on how exactly one goes about that without getting exploded, I spoke to a guy named Noam Kaiser.
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"Everyone appreciates the way he goes about his work, and he works his rear end off every day," Manager Joe Girardi said.
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If you've ever watched the classic stoner comedy Pineapple Express you may have wondered how one goes about making a cross joint.
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It's tough to imagine a modern United States federal government that goes about deliberately trying to lock up the president's political opponents.
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At that junction, he said, the path goes about a mile in one direction and more than four miles in the other.
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The skipper's assistant, also smiling, goes about the boat, distributing ginger candies for those who might need to quell their travel sickness.
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As for how one even goes about teaching a cat to act, the key, according to star Samuel L. Jackson, is food.
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Unless your work boot is hard into the throttle summoning that delicious rumble, the Ram goes about its business in refined form.
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In the book, I follow Grampa around all day, as a BOTUS should, while he goes about his duties as Vice President!
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To be clear, there is neither anything normal about Fusion GPS's dossier nor about the way the firm goes about its business.
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Those things seem like all you need to make something truly native, I suppose, but Flutter goes about it in an interesting way.
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It features three chirpy people hyping up the company's new Twin Tower sale, and it goes about as well as you would expect.
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In the clip above, Djawadi explains how he goes about planning and creating the music for some of the biggest moments in Thrones.
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But what's unique about CXSE is that it's the only fund that goes about tapping into that story by excluding state-owned companies.
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Mahindra Electric is leading the charge with its homegrown, battery-operated e2o Plus, a $10,000 car that goes about 87 miles per charge.
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"He's a quality guy in the clubhouse, a veteran guy who knows his role and goes about it the right way," Collins said.
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The way that the oft-discussed 18-to-34 age group goes about snagging a new bag has changed markedly over the years.
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Workhorse says it has received about 5,000 orders so far for the truck, which goes about 80 miles on a full battery charge.
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He said the main character, Sam — who players control — cares for a baby that must be comforted as he goes about his day.
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The Fed has been reviewing how it goes about achieving maximum employment and stable inflation, and which tools it has to fight recessions.
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The conversation wasn&apost really about investing, it was more about product, and how he goes about solving different problems and constructing algorithms.
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And here's a key point about APIs: I don't care how P5 goes about calculating my number behind the scenes, just that it does.
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As the heroine's captor goes about preparing his meal of human extremities, there's a vacancy in his eyes that conveys a sense of solemnity.
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One of the game's greatest strengths is how it goes about explaining how you will do that — or just as often, not explaining it.
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Within the EU executive, officials are reluctant to appear to be lecturing a democratically elected Polish government as it goes about implementing campaign promises.
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"The way he goes about it, try to copy that and try to get Chap the ball in the best situation possible," Miller said.
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How she goes about crafting a structure around that framework will ultimately determine whether the middle class ends up paying more for their healthcare.
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It's not about having a clash on policy or politics but it's more about his personality and how he goes about getting things done.
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Only here, the most resourceful participant among the quarry is Crystal ("GLOW's" Betty Gilpin), who methodically goes about defending herself, often in grisly ways.
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As Samson goes about his day as a web designer and app developer, the setup earns him money in the form of digital currency.
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The digital effects, as the giant goes about his vocation of collecting dreams, are exquisite, A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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On April 19, join Mr. Kristof as he discusses how he goes about crafting his twice-weekly column and what he's learned along the way.
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He goes about his day in white face, records and replays his "white voice" on a tape-recorder, and dons confederate flag paraphernalia in public.
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So Microsoft may well need to make rather more substantial changes to how Windows 10 goes about sucking up users' metadata in the coming months.
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As the couple goes about their day, Gretchen follows them, her depressed mind desperate for their east L.A. upper-middle class patina to rub off.
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As Congress goes about preparing for the next financial crisis, it's crucial that they realize how their bailouts can impact the climate in these ways.
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Everyone goes about their business, including the drug dealers - many of them migrants from west Africa - who work the park gates, seeking out potential customers.
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President Donald Trump's criticism of monetary policy won't have much impact on how the Federal Reserve goes about its business, judging by initial market reaction.
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The way Room 104 goes about its goal of understanding what happens between people when no one is looking puts it diametrically opposed to Black Mirror.
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"Y'all need to chill with the damn rat emojis, do you really think Kim goes about her day thinking how to get at Taylor?" they write.
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Hannah goes about the night chatting with the other men, but the evening quickly takes a turn during the cocktail portion when Cam crashes the date.
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The main task for Isaka will be how he goes about stemming the bleeding at Ito-Yokado supermarkets, the unprofitable but traditional core of Seven & i.
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" He added, "The difficult part of this is even a committee that has the task of deciding the final four goes about it in unusual ways.
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That thread, however, is dangled and then dropped for long stretches, as Mary goes about bringing her special brand of nanny magic to her young charges.
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These days, the mother of one prefers a more relaxed look as she goes about her daily duties, like dropping her son, Luca, off at school.
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In the second half of the episode, Vox's Kelsey Piper explains "community spread" — when somebody who isn't caught goes about their life and exposes other people.
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One issue that surfaced quickly was how Harvard goes about recruiting from what it calls "sparse country" — predominantly rural states that tend to yield few applications.
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"I've been a big fan of his for a long time, and it helped a lot to see how he goes about his business," Chavez said.
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But by the time you reach the show's shocking sixth episode, you're prepared for what it has to say and how it goes about doing that.
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She doesn't have the luxury of a superpower, like the super-strong and bulletproof Cage, so she goes about dispensing the law in a different way.
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"They know Rick Wiley, they know me, so we're bridging that relationship while he goes about finishing the job for the nominee," Manafort told CNN earlier Thursday.
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The nominee's campaign has said Trump doesn't plan to change the way he goes about campaigning, and Wednesday's speech was very much in line with that message.
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The doctor goes about this hopeless business quietly, without fanfare, knowing that his struggle against death is mainly fruitless and that his own demise is the likelihood.
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While mildly fun in places, the series proves more dutiful than daring as it goes about the setbacks associated with getting this enterprise up on its feet.
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One of the biggest lessons we're learning in this election that we'll never forget — for all the wrong reasons — is how the media goes about its business.
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When Hannah is convinced she's being stalked by a photographer, the viewer rides alongside Hannah as she goes about her day, paranoid that someone is following her.
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As people are displaced, empires demolished, and walls erected, the gardener goes about his task of orderly renewal—the unfinished business of imposing clarity on unkempt space.
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We must improve conditions in refugee camps in countries like Jordan and Lebanon, where a euro goes about 30 times as far as it would in Germany.
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Belgium's nimble artisan David Goffin, on the other hand, goes about his business with the precision of a surgeon — wearing down rivals with unerring accuracy and placement.
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Although that is a form of power that wants to control human behavior, just as totalitarian power does, it goes about this in a very different way.
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While Kane remains a key contributor as Chicago's top offensive point producer in his 10th N.H.L. season, the way he goes about his business continues to evolve.
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" I said to him, "How much more time do we have left in the match?" and he goes, "About 25 minutes," and I was like, "Oh fuck.
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From the way the treetops look, to the flow of a river, to the wildlife that goes about its business unfazed — sites you couldn't see at ground level.
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Every morning, Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) opens her eyes, dresses, greets her father, and goes about her day, which is made up of a choreographed set of permutations.
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Just now... A few minutes ago... Nobody looks at me, as if they don't notice me; each of them drops his eyes and goes about his own business.
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It just goes about it in a completely different way, perhaps because it is making a different argument, from a different point of view on the world. Perhaps.
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In Rachel Cusk's most recent novels, "Outline" and "Transit," a British writer named Faye encounters a series of friends and strangers as she goes about her daily life.
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But the way 24 blended those ideas — and the way 24: Legacy goes about doing so — involved, in essence, people behaving like soap opera characters when under duress.
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Despite its renown in the tech world, surprisingly little is known about how Japanese tech firm SoftBank actually goes about striking deals through its $100 billion Vision Fund.
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This includes how a city goes about securing access to funding, prioritizing projects, gathering citizen feedback, selecting private partners to implement those projects, and disseminating the generated data.
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BIG SONIA The filmmakers follow Sonia, a Holocaust survivor, as she gives speeches and goes about her daily life, which includes receiving an eviction notice at her store.
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In the meantime, along with his wife, Sarah, who was a point guard on Boston College's women's basketball team, Ryan goes about his off-the-field life uneventfully.
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It's dead simple to use, has a good amount of cooking space, and, more importantly, frees you to go live your life while it goes about its business.
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As she goes about her business, her star quality keeps us watching her for what she does now, and for what she will do in the future. ♦
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But the allegations got a boost over the weekend when two creators published videos pointing out how they think YouTube goes about blocking LGBTQ content from making money.
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A reformed drug abuser and out-of-control drinker, Andrea arranges a date with a man she has met online and it goes about the way you'd expect.
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"It was great just because he's unique and the way he walks and the way he goes about doing things, that it was very difficult to learn," he says.
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But the way she goes about demanding things from those around her without much consideration for their feelings or lives reminds me too much of my selfish teenaged self.
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We spoke with Barnes to learn about how one goes about developing fake shrimp and New Wave's efforts to help save the oceans one fake shrimp at a time.
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The visit to Dash Miami goes about as well as the one to New York, only this time Kourtney is doing her best to look on the bright side.
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In an interview with The Daily Beast, CNN commentator Margaret Hoover asks Caitlyn about how she goes about doling advice to her kids, especially in regards to the commercial.
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Directed by Fabien Constant, the film follows the 24 hours following Vivienne's diagnosis and explores how she goes about sharing the news with some of her friends and family.
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But as the old military adage goes about "Generals always fighting the last war," it needed to adjust, to re-calibrate, and acknowledge the threat posed by terrorists sooner.
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The 50-something Eritrean native's primary focus is Samuele, a 13-year-old local boy with a lazy eye as he goes about life on the Sicilian island of Lampedusa.
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Civilian vigilante militia members posted in the city to guard against Boko Haram look out for her, beating back children who flock to her as she goes about her work.
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Now, the EPA will have to respond to the comments before it goes about dismantling the Clean Power Plan — a move that will likely be met with even more lawsuits.
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On this view, the American people's trust in the Supreme Court's decision making flows at least in part from the tacit boundaries within which the court goes about its business.
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Uthoff, who is in graduate school for sports management, admits that he has debated his teachers and his coaches, challenging assumptions and preconceptions about the way Iowa goes about things.
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"In the book, I follow Grampa around all day, as a BOTUS should, while he goes about his duties as Vice President!" an Instagram post from the first rabbit read.
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Played with a haunting resolve by Mary Kay Place, she goes about her day making lists and serving others, penance for a guilty conscience, though about what exactly isn't clear.
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The overwhelmingly white Parole Board is chronically understaffed — it now has 13 members instead of 19 — which means that it goes about its business in a hurried, almost haphazard way.
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"For the people who interact with him on a daily basis, they know he's pretty unflappable and extremely professional in terms of how he goes about his business," Hahn said.
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The narrator of this arresting début is a young Englishwoman living alone on the coast of Ireland, who speaks to an unspecified interlocutor as she goes about her daily life.
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And so he goes about enlisting people he trusts and values, like Rosalee, recruiting Zeke (Theodus Crane) as muscle and Sam (Johnny Ray Gill), a carpenter, as the practical brain.
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Newt has good intentions — to protect and preserve his magical creatures, and return some of them to where they belong — but he goes about it in a selfish, stupid, destructive way.
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"As to when and how the House goes about launching those procedural steps to get the inquiry up and running, I'm going to leave that up to the House," he said.
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During a visit to Nigeria on Tuesday, Secretary of State John Kerry issued a veiled warning to Nigeria's military against committing human rights abuses as it goes about battling Boko Haram.
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Whom he hires and how he goes about it will be an early sign of his skill at managing the most consequential "company" in the world, and its millions of employees.
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But that's how it is in "Quicksilver Time," which is what the Apocalypse filmmakers call the super slo-mo, awesomely nonchalant way that Peter Maximoff (Peters) goes about his heroic business.
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Renee goes about her life with newfound confidence, hitting on a guy at the dry cleaners (Rory Scovel) and going out for her dream job as a receptionist at a makeup company.
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We can all be grateful when the men of SMILF commit such offenses, a woman doesn't just grab back — she punches a creep in the face and then goes about her day.
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It's jarring, because of how artlessly everyone involved goes about hitting their marks—I am sure I haven't compared Goodell to a defective Teddy Ruxpin for the last time—but it fits.
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One of the most eloquent passages of the novel — and one that illustrates the way Whitehead's imagination goes about its business — takes place in the Museum of Natural Wonders, in South Carolina.
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Green attended the 2015 U.S. Women's Open in Lancaster, Pa., won by In Gee Chun, and came away wiser for having watched how Webb, who tied for 14th, goes about her business.
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The government, in fact, is depicted as pressuring the investigators, while Simon goes about the meticulous task of building his case, which includes insinuating himself into the lives of his prime suspects.
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The huge number of games, compared with the relatively quiet way Apple goes about releasing them, means there's a good chance you missed some of the better titles to hit the service.
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Set and, amazingly, filmed in northern Lapland — at a higher latitude than Iceland, or most of Alaska — this Finnish-German medical-conspiracy thriller goes about as far north as mainstream television gets.
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When it voluntarily filed for bankruptcy in the eastern district of Virginia, Pier 1 noted that it is pursuing a sale as it goes about shutting down 450 stores around the country.
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There was almost no awareness of the camera, which is unusual with a politician, and that's why he's a good subject: He just goes about his business, and I went about mine.
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And that is grounds for open-mindedness about her prospects as the first woman to be commission president goes about building her team of commissioners with national governments, who formally propose its members.
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The new game — currently just called Kirby for now — features Nintendo's ravenous pink puffball as he goes about his usual repertoire of devouring enemies to assume their abilities and floating through the air.
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There's nothing more damning than a judgment like this one coming from someone who knows Trump well and has seen how the President goes about the day-to-day elements of the job.
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SOKOTO, Nigeria — Secretary of State John Kerry issued a carefully worded warning on Tuesday to Nigeria's military against committing human rights abuses as it goes about battling the Islamist militant group Boko Haram.
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The United States can and should continue to invest in and support the liberal international order, but that does not mean it must be guileless in how it goes about upholding that order.
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There is only so much that can be done to aid people who have decided to inflict 26.2 miles upon themselves, but every year the city goes about doing all of those things.
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Every day a silent army of 41 million American caregivers goes about their undeclared second job of bathing, feeding, dressing, and otherwise caring for a loved one who is aged, ill, or disabled.
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Poirot goes about his business, inspecting cabins and interviewing individual passengers, who range from a pious missionary (Cruz) to a flirtatious divorcée (Pfeiffer) to a startlingly racist professor en route to a conference (Dafoe).
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"The snooping incident caused the hospital to launch a review of how it goes about providing care to "high profile" patients, examining "confidentiality, privacy of the patient and their loved ones, and practical considerations.
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That way, a robot knows that a dumbbell is meant to be picked up, not pushed, and that it's heavy, not light — all of which affects how it goes about fetching or moving it.
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Many of the conventions for how Parliament goes about adding to such statutes are to be found in written references, such as the works of Thomas Erskine May, a Victorian clerk of the Commons.
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AAN has never publicly disclosed who funds its operation but its tax filings and a report by the nonpartisan organization Issue One gives clues as to how it goes about raking in the cash.
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The poem is not the critic's own and not the author's (it is detached from the author at birth and goes about the world beyond his power to intend about it or control it).
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The tale, told with the cooperation of Osage Nation citizens, was framed as a classic detective story, featuring a white FBI agent who goes about unraveling the mysterious slayings of one family in particular.
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The youthful feeling Soulja was able to encapsulate on the track has to do with much more than just the topic, it's the carefree nature in which Soulja Boy goes about on the track.
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How the senator deals with an increasingly toxic Trump campaign will do much to determine how he's remembered — and may well signal how the Republican Party goes about trying to pick up the pieces.
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This time, the show's writers delve into her streams of consciousness as she goes about her day, and they do an excellent job conveying just how all consuming Nathan's sudden avoidance becomes for her.
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You gotta see how QT goes about talking to the mega-fans here ... telling a lot of them he never wants to see them after this, and also ... to GTFOH with their BS questions.
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Dramatic events, such as sudden motorway-splitting faults or large catastrophic earthquakes may give continental rifting a sense of urgency but, most of the time, it goes about splitting Africa without anybody even noticing.
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Moving past the ghoster and ghostee's reasons for being on the show, though, the absurdly dramatic way MTV goes about producing the series is really what gives it a laugh-out-loud, addictive quality.
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So it is on Twin Peaks, and even if the show goes about it in an odd fashion, it captures the way it feels to live in the midst of vast oceans of uncertainty.
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For Hino and Level-5, working alongside the talented animators at Ghibli has had a profound influence on how the studio goes about creating its games, especially when it comes to the seemingly small details.
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Instead, the movie has substituted a half-baked revenge plot for their leader, Sam Chisolm (Washington), who goes about assembling the team and girding for battle against not just 40 bandits, but a veritable army.
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Instead, we are given fly-on-the-wall access to Grace as she goes about her daily life, delivered through shaky footage that was shot over a handful of years and then slowly spliced together.
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Musk believes he wants to make space open for all to travel there, but how he goes about that is just as important as his vision of the future that got him to this point.
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And how he goes about it is spectacularly unconventional, though as my own life as a dog helps illustrate, there is no such thing as a conventional, or perhaps more to the point, graceful approach.
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There's only one cause here: taking the appropriate steps — in criminal justice, in police training, in schools, in public discourse — so that each of us goes about our days in as much peace as possible.
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Carl assumes the preternatural calm of the song's narrator as he goes about this sad work, embracing death with far more maturity and serenity than the many adults who have been in his unenviable position.
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As is often the case with countries that deal with trading with China, Europe has expressed concern about China's compliance with global trade norms as Beijing goes about pitching its proposals for trains and tunnels.
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As he goes about his new responsibilities, trading with other G.M.'s and signing agents' clients, Van Wagenen's recent former life as a player agent will be an ever-present added layer to the negotiations.
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He accordingly gets his own camera crew and an entire cubicle-filled sandbox from which to drain life forces, and he goes about his task with a dedication that would make The Office's Angela proud.
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Argentine bond prices, which were hammered last year, have wobbled recently as investors waited on signs from the IMF about its stance, likely to be influential in how Argentina goes about its debt restructuring plans.
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Eventually, Hannah's mother Loreen (Becky Ann Baker) gets called in to do damage control, and goes about trying to wake the two of them up to the realities of, you know, raising a human child.
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All of the conflicts I listed above are visited and revisited and revisited, with episodes ending with seemingly THE LAST WORD on any given subject, before the next episode immediately goes about reversing said last word.
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I called him up to find out how exactly one goes about making a vaccine in the middle of an epidemic, and whether there are better ways of preparing for and preventing outbreaks in the future.
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The Farewell will draw inevitable comparisons to other recent films about Asian Americans, such as Crazy Rich Asians and Always Be My Maybe, but it goes about its story without self-consciously pointing out its Asianness.
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"How one goes about that, the prominence that one gives to the individual government, particularly the Burmese government, tends to be what divides the council and that's the old sovereignty versus human rights debate," she said.
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Mahathir was perfect as prime minister right now as the new government goes about dismantling the obsolete and corrupt system put in place by the long-ruling United Malay National Organisation (UMNO)-led coalition, Anwar said.
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Indeed, the film's first sequel (which is set partially in 2015, no less) deliberately goes about creating a world where the 1980s are remembered with the hushed fervor assigned to the 1950s in the original film.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In Canadian comics artist GG's I'm Not Here, published by Koyama Press, the unnamed second-generation immigrant protagonist goes about her everyday life while living at her parents' suburban house.
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Okay, so only two of the pictures feature Jamie and Claire together (seriously, Starz is all about the tease) — the rest show Sam Heughan's dashing Highland hero Jamie as he goes about his new life in Edinburgh.
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The most worrying would see the party choose another leader who, like Mr Trump, does not care for the separation of powers, judicial independence or a free press, but unlike Mr Trump goes about undermining them effectively.
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But instead of inviting revulsion among the audience, he ends up looking unintentionally funny as he goes about claiming to be a "Hindustani at heart", practicing Hindustani music, playing the harmonium and spouting heavily-accented Urdu poetry.
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But she is still executive chef and carefully talks me through how she goes about preparing dishes like her garithes meh feta—prawns baked in a white wine and tomato sauce and topped with the Greek cheese.
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The court appointed him to critique the F.B.I.'s proposal to overhaul how it goes about seeking national security wiretaps after an inspector general report about the Trump-Russia investigation last month revealed flaws in the process.
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They are, instead, people grappling with the conviction that they are standing in the middle of a room, screaming about how the building is on fire, while everyone else goes about their business by weaving around the flames.
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She tosses her long, glossy brunette hair into a loose chignon (with two face-framing tendrils, to be exact) and goes about her day, championing for gender equality, menstrual equality, voting, and a host of other important issues.
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But before Zomato goes about extending the program, Zomato Gold's genesis has come under severe scrutiny from a number of restaurant partners in India who say that the startup's offering is hurting their bottom line and brand image.
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Using an Underwood 315 typewriter, Hobbs first briefly types up Johnson's story, then goes about creating a crowd, a ground engineer, the aviator's Gipsy Moth (a G-AAAH aircraft), clouds and other elements using colored paper and inks.
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Since his shock win earlier this month, political observers have closely watched Trump's every move as he goes about the task of filling the thousands of political appointee jobs, with acute interest in the makeup of his Cabinet.
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For me, those experiences capture something of Glantzman's spirit: she gets things done, and she's not precious about how she goes about it, leaping with a comfortable agility between the personal and the professional, home life and art life.
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A newly disclosed Pentagon manual on the correct procedures for target acquisition by the Department of Defense and the military shines a light on how the United States goes about fighting its enemies in both physical and digital realms.
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And while Louisa Hall's "Trinity" would seem to be more traditional than any of those — it's a biographical, historical novel about Robert Oppenheimer and his work on the atomic bomb — even that goes about it in a nontraditional way.
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As for how exactly she goes about pairing dogs to people, she's taking precautions ... doing virtual house checks first, and then bringing the would-be new dog owners to her rescue where they can get to know the doggo.
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He vetoed the bill because he held that the Constitution did not authorize Congress to fix the size of the House of Representatives on a permanent basis as it goes about allocating seats in proportion to a state's population.
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The Zeitz collection, which is on long-term loan to the museum, will comprise the majority of the work on display in those galleries for the first few years as the museum goes about acquiring its own permanent collection.
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Mr. Trump will need to ensure that as he goes about his disrupting business in an expedient fashion, and that he doesn't violate any of these important laws implemented to ensure that government conducts business with integrity, fairness and openness.
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But director Emmanuel Gras has pulled off that feat with Makala, which focuses on a man named Kasongo as he goes about chopping down a tree, turning it into charcoal, and hauling it to the market 30 kilometers from his home.
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The Haggadah was designed to fulfill the biblical commandment to teach our children about the Israelites' liberation from slavery in Egypt, and it goes about this task with a kind of wisdom and compassion I hope to maintain year-round.
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It's possible to come up with an effective vaccine for a virus whose effects we don't fully understand, as long as know what kind of virus it is and how the virus is physically structured and goes about infecting its host.
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Or at very least open up some fresh privacy concerns, depending on the entities that are being plugged into the keyboard and how Thingthing goes about informing users about the privacy trade-offs they might be making as they type.
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And while the playwright-turned-director goes about setting up a major dilemma for Lee -- who has good reasons for not wanting to go home again -- he manages to plumb painful emotional threads while peppering the script with disarming humor.
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Now, after a year and a half of deep skepticism about Mr. Trump's immigration policies, legal experts said the courts are effectively saying that Mr. Trump can earn that kind of latitude if he goes about it the right way.
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In November, Herndon launched a crowd-sourced database of sound work dealing with the internet; if you want to get some insight into how she goes about making her expansively microdetailed compositions, she also recently shared some information about her process.
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Nobody goes about their day thinking about their first time reading a novel from cover to cover, or their very first time eating breakfast food for dinner, for example, even though those two things are pretty life changing in my eyes.
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" Woods's influence on Day is obvious to Swatton, who said: "I've definitely seen a change, not necessarily in how he plays or how he goes about his business, but definitely I see a little bit more trust and belief in himself.
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In a recent interview, he demonstrated how Sensate was able to accurately map how a player moves on the court and goes about smashing the shuttle by just looking at two-dimensional videos on YouTube and a mobile camera feed.
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Ally is leaning on adding new products for growth, as startup neobanks lure customers with high-yield savings accounts and banking giants build out their own digital capabilities — and how exactly it goes about doing that is a critical question.
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But if some of today's market leaders in commerce, insurance, and finance can really steer this ship, they're going to need more than slick apps: they'll have to change the way everybody in health care goes about their work day.
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Season 2 sees Quentin, Alice, Eliot, and Margo crowned kings and queens of Fillory, and dealing with the consequences and side effects of ruling a largely medieval magical realm as outsiders from our modern world, which goes about as well as you'd think.
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So if we have our telescopes trained at one part of the universe and a star seems to fade out for part of a day, that tells us that a planet has temporarily come between us as it goes about its orbit.
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The show's sixth season, which begins Sunday, finds Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) dealing with the aftermath of her short-lived presidency, subjected to various indignities as she goes about chores like raising money for her presidential library and learning to fly coach.
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There's a look at how the rocket is rolled out and lifted for fueling and launch, and some insight into how Rocket Lab goes about partially muting some of the incredible volume of noise that's produced when it fires up its rocket missions.
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From there, we talked about everything from how to prepare a wonderful vegan Thanksgiving (it involves pumpkins or squashes) to how one actually goes about writing a cookbook to why she keeps going to restaurants, even though she's an amazing chef herself.
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In December testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Demetra Ashley, the acting assistant administrator of the DEA's Diversion Control Division, said the law did not completely eliminate its authority to issue immediate suspension orders but changes the way it goes about doing so.
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"We are witnessing a transformation in the way the world goes about solving its toughest and most urgent problems," read one 2006 document, which was prepared for McKinsey's Shareholders Council — the firm's ultimate decision-making body, equivalent to a board of directors.
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Whatever type of material Balzano happens to be using — he also works with wood, bronze and limestone — he ensures it is of what he calls "noble" quality, and then goes about infusing his designs with an array of hyper-detailed architectural references.
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Whatever type of material Balzano happens to be using — he also works with wood, bronze and limestone — he ensures it is of what he calls "noble" quality, and then goes about infusing his designs with an array of hyper-detailed architectural references.
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Keane enlisting Carrie, who's well versed in how the CIA goes about making strike orders while skirting the Presidential seal of approval, puts whatever secret plan the agency is looking to accomplish before the official White House transfer or power occurs, in deep peril.
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But let me just start with the big picture if I can, Bob, which is you clearly are pointing in a different direction for this company in terms of the way it goes about distributing the amazing content that you create here at Disney.
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The first time I heard about the We-Vibe I was in a sex shop in Victoria, British Columbia, where a 38-year-old woman told me about her search for something that could vibrate inside her as she goes about her daily tasks.
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Another work that is meant to live out in the world is a performance by Todd Gray, who will be wearing the wardrobe of Ray Manzarek, the late keyboardist for LA band The Doors, as he goes about his daily routine for the show's duration.
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Blair Witch is incredibly faithful to the original film in terms of how it goes about getting under the audience's skin: the sounds of wood creaking in the forest; the piles of rocks; those mysterious bundles of sticks that show up in the trees.
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One couple with a plan calmly divides duties and goes about unhooking computers and packing medicine and financial records, while the second, hapless family wastes precious time debating who should get the photo albums, and whether a child's stuffed animal is too large to take.
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The president's decision to publicly air differences with his defense secretary is bound to make Mr. Mattis's job even tougher, especially as he goes about the business — as he is doing this week — of trying to represent the Trump administration on the world stage.
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In the small town of Marumaru on the North Island's east coast, Colton Kemp's wife dies while pregnant and, unable to acknowledge what has happened, he goes about his business in town that day without divulging the news to anyone, pretending she is still alive.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Sanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Democratic strategist: Sanders seeking distance from Warren could 'backfire' MORE (I-Vt.) to be careful about how he goes about differentiating himself from progressive 2020 rival Sen.
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Washington (CNN)Even as he goes about his job, the claims levied by President Donald Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen have become a preoccupation for the commander in chief, who has angrily rebutted some of the allegations while casting his onetime fixer as a liar.
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Perhaps more importantly, though, Kent also served as the senior anti-corruption coordinator in the State Department's European bureau from 2014-15 — which means he has particularly good insight into how the US government normally goes about addressing issues of corruption in countries like Ukraine.
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Divided into the days of a week as Paterson goes about his routine — rising, driving, walking the dog, writing in his notebook — the film progresses "from the basic to the rhapsodic, the material to the transcendent," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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For better or for worse, Bay has crafted a series of films that replicate the mindset of an 8-year-old kid playing alone in his room, letting his imagination run wild as he goes about inventing the most elaborate adventure he can think of.
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This very subtle redistribution of certain traits allows Marvel to at once place viewers on very familiar ground while also appearing to do something very, very different, even if at this point in the MCU, it's become incredibly obvious how the studio goes about making its movies.
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I spoke with him at Samsung's headquarters in Suwon, South Korea just after the release of the S7, and he had a lot to say about exactly how the company goes about making its decisions — from screen size, to software customization, to the amount of bloatware.
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Part of the mystery springs from Melania herself, who is even more unknowable than the average celebrity, not only sheathed in her high cheekbones and glistening skin and oversized sunglasses, but also obscured by the bloodless way she goes about the usual duties of the first lady.
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But Haley seems to have made the calculation that getting on Trump's wrong side is worth the risk, or at least less of a risk than appearing to be a yes woman as he goes about leading one of the most controversial presidencies in modern history.
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So here are some clear answers to the top questions about what a security clearance means, how a person goes about getting one, how and when they can be revoked, and — crucially — what revoking Kushner's security clearance would actually mean for his ability to access classified information.
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There is some serious pizza nerdery going here: Dolinsky and his interviewees go into quite a bit of depth into all aspects of the pizza business, laying out how each respective chef goes about making their restaurant's pie, the ingredients, and the incredible variety that exists across the country.
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From his impeccably put together ensembles composed exclusively out of the finest luxury brands and expansive alcohol empire, to his multi-decade spanning career and the absurdly A-list company he keeps, there's nothing particularly casual or slapdash about the way the rapper goes about his everyday business.
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Instead, posits Bershidsky, he releases them for the benefit of the Western press as some kind of double bluff, as we lap up this contrived machismo while he goes about his business quietly behind the scenes, massaging the corridors of power to strengthen his own bearhug on the Kremlin.
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The paintings he chooses as illustrations are of this kind of silence, which comes from the remoteness of others: estranged customers in an absinthe bar, lovers lost in thought, or Edward Hopper's "Gas", in which a station attendant goes about his work at dusk, mute as the pumps.
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Rebecca is incredibly concerned about the risks, which you can tell comes from a real fear of losing her daughter, but she goes about talking to Kate in that way moms do sometimes that is the absolute worst — like she knows everything and it's her way or the highway.
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Even as Fox News goes about broadcasting as usual, scoring its highest convention ratings in 20 years, interviews this week with network employees show an organization grappling with internal division after the abrupt exit of Roger Ailes, the once-omnipotent chairman at the center of a sexual harassment investigation.
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As we wait for our food to arrive, I ask how she goes about developing recipes for her books, the latest of which, Land of Fish and Rice: Recipes from the Culinary Heart of China, was released in July and focuses on the Jiangnan region of southern China.
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I talked with a Seattle-based physician who says whenever she meets a management-level Amazon employee, whether around town or in the hospital, they predictably begin to ask her questions about her "process" and how she goes about her work day -- topics nobody else asks her about.
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In Wednesday night's episode, in the Jimmiest of moves, Jimmy plasters on a serial-killer-smile and goes about his life, which includes faking sad to con Gretchen into a blowjob and then spending his day trying to find the perfect metaphor for an erotic novel (his creativity is, mysteriously, blocked).
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The tl;dr of it all is that Billy emerges with the ability to transform himself into a grown-up superhero (a perfectly cast Zachary Levi) simply by uttering "shazam," and promptly goes about acting exactly as you'd expect a 14-year-old suddenly blessed with these gifts to act.
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Joyce and "Ulysses" are commemorated annually on Bloomsday, June 16 — both the anniversary of his first outing with his future wife, Nora Barnacle, and the date on which the novel takes place in 1904 as it follows, and delves inside, the protagonist, Leopold Bloom, as he goes about his day.
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The English naturalist Philip Henry Gosse, born on this day in 1810, has been described as a brilliant scientist who sparked the Victorian aquarium craze, a "bible-soaked romantic" (in the words of his own son), and "that crazy Englishman who goes about picking up bugs," from the perspective of his contemporaries.
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NEW YORK, Feb 22 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve will keep an open mind as it begins a broad review this year of its monetary policy framework that could result in changes to how it goes about ensuring that prices remain stable and employment plentiful, Fed vice chair Richard Clarida said on Friday.
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The footage sees him chatting with doctors and nurses (telling them, like any self-respecting documentarian, "Do your job, don't worry about me"), blasting out his own music, pouring his heart out to the Snapchat fam about his nerves, all while Nicole quietly goes about the business of, you know, pushing another human being out of her literal body.
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Insider goes about that task by collecting pieces of data about the visitor — the 90-odd parameters include obvious things include location, the website they are visiting from, the device they are on, etc — all of which is used to showcase the most relevant content or information to ensure that this visitor gets the best experience.
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For instance, there's an episode in the first season of the USA alien-invasion drama Colony (which returns for its second season in early 2017) in which the cold open follows a minor character who had been captured by the aliens earlier in the season, catching up with him as he goes about his daily routine in prison.
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We caught up with frontman Brett Detar to have him rank the band's four records and, in the process, we discuss his most embarrassing moments, the way that "pop" was a dirty word in the emo scene, and how exactly someone goes about spending $450,000 on a Juliana Theory album without a cent of it going toward drugs.
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If I'm so passionate, this line of thinking goes, about the profound nature of "babies" lost in early pregnancies — as well as the need to acknowledge a would-be parent's grief, parenthood and desire to memorialize a child-to-be — how could I also endorse, and support, a decision to stop a baby coming into being?
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Given that it only goes about 18 miles per hour, you might have to figure out how (that shouldn't be a problem, considering you built a working car out of Lego), but please: do it in the name of gratification, of being alive, of not bottling up human effort into the mausoleum of a luxury object.
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The 79 degree (26 Celsius) water that hurricanes need goes about 453 feet deep (80 meters), said Jeff Masters, meteorology director of the private forecasting service Weather Underground Four other storms have had winds as strong in the overall Atlantic region but they were in the Caribbean Sea or the Gulf of Mexico, which are usually home to warmer waters that fuel cyclones.
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But instead of asking a mentor for guidance, or even doing basic internet research, she goes about it the worst possible way: Rory chooses a chaotic subject, is unable to impose any structure on her or on the project, spends like she already has an advance when she does not and then complains about the chaos until it defeats her.
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It's almost surreal to watch the leader of the free world and Bourdain eating bun cha (a Hanoi favorite that consists of dropping vermicelli rice noodles, herbs and spring rolls into a bowl of sweet yellow broth featuring charcoal-grilled pork patties and grilled pork slices) and washing it down with a bottle of beer while everyone else goes about their business.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Monday touted the U.S. unemployment rate, saying the country has "tremendous" potential as it goes about fixing some of the worst trade deals "ever made by any country in the world" in a celebratory Labor Day tweet.
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One way he goes about this is by playing up notions of modular dressing, offering both expectable suit jackets — albeit ones with hook fasteners in place of buttons; spade-shaped pockets patched outside though opening from the inside; and utilizing materials reclaimed from the floor of Zegna factories, along with tricky weaves created from threads of woven leather and paper — and a hybridized bomber of a sort President Dwight D. Eisenhower had customized for himself when he was still a five-star general.
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Among them: * Whether or not the Fed should sell MBS in the future * If the Fed will make changes in the money-market operations it uses to control rates * Exactly what level of bank reserves the Fed will keep on its balance sheet * If Fed policymakers prefer a portfolio of primarily shorter-term bonds Should the Fed opt for a portfolio akin to its pre-crisis holdings of mostly short-term Treasuries, how it goes about getting rid of other bonds without roiling markets or the economy will be a delicate undertaking.
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Among them: * Whether or not the Fed should sell MBS in the future * If the Fed will make changes in the money-market operations it uses to control rates * Exactly what level of bank reserves the Fed will keep on its balance sheet * If Fed policymakers prefer a portfolio of primarily shorter-term bonds Should the Fed opt for a portfolio akin to its pre-crisis holdings of mostly short-term Treasuries, how it goes about getting rid of other bonds without roiling markets or the economy will be a delicate undertaking.
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Greenberg adapted Capote's 1958 novella, "Breakfast at Tiffany's," into a Broadway play in 2013, but the similarities between the two gay men have less to do with their characters' lyricism and their glamorous-but-intellectual mise-en-scène — one full of massive Manhattan homes and the rich people who inhabit them — than the way Greenberg goes about his life: The only guests allowed in his duplex apartment, where he's lived alone, across the street from the diner, for 15 years, seem to be the few close female friends for whom he enjoys cooking elaborate dinners.
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Waymo has provided some additional visibility into how it goes about testing its autonomous vehicle tech in extreme heat, describing a process of stress testing its Chrysler Pacifica minivans that began nearly a year ago, starting with a controlled internal wind tunnel that can replicate the hottest temperatures ever on record in the U.S. That kicked off a road trip that included heat testing in as many deriving scenarios as possible, all under the hottest conditions available in the U.S. So Waymo tested stop-and-go traffic performance, long ideas, operating on aggressively sloped roads – and even monitoring cabin controls as well as the state of its self-driving software and the exterior of the vehicle using onboard sensors.
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