His mistake is to go further, and conclude that physical goings-on can't possibly be conscious goings-on.
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It's a far cry from the goings on at GLOW.
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Where, in the goings on in this tank, is Harriet?
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Cameras inside the vehicle will record all of the goings on.
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A way to predict the goings-on of the cast members?
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Soon, Dashkevich's investigations of goings-on in Rogachev grew more substantial.
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As usual, some of the goings-on will take an unorthodox form.
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Even today, 70% of Beijingers believe the lottery involves dodgy goings-on.
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Meanwhile, we tracked the goings on of our good friend Elon Musk.
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After accusations surfaced about goings-on at North Fox Island, Shelden disappeared.
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Both are related with the goings-on of biological and electronic brains.
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Disguising himself as a friar, the duke observes the various goings-on.
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What would Thoreau think about the goings-on at Walden Pond today?
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Dragstrip lay the foundation for the goings-on at the Cavern Club.
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We're not privy to the internal goings-on of many of these companies.
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Instagram had become more than an amusing feed of my friends' goings-on.
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Despite those goings-on, the Tor Project's business is better funded than ever.
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Oh, but his paper forgot to alert readers to all these goings-on.
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Even then, even once they're all safely home, there are disquieting goings on.
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This time they're looking into mysterious goings-on in a house in London.
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Both administrations tried to retain secrecy about the goings on in the prison.
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"You can't pay attention to every comings and goings on Twitter," Todd replied.
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If the participants at these parties were churchy, the goings-on were not.
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BY DAVID FROOM, 32 Mr. Froom writes about goings-on in Sunnydale, Calif.
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Will you get the very latest goings on in Washington in real time?
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We examine the brain in ever greater detail, using increasingly powerful techniques like fMRI, and we observe extraordinarily complex neuroelectrochemical goings-on, but we can't even begin to understand how these goings-on can be (or give rise to) conscious experiences.
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There really is little precedent for the goings-on in this year's Electoral College.
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AV1 can be put on a desk so absent children can follow goings-on.
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You never know when you might need to snap some very creepy goings-on.
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Need something to soothe your jangled turkey-nerves during this year's Thanksgiving goings-on?
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He also writes about opera for The New Yorker's "Goings On About Town" section.
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They have also been spooked by some strange goings on in LME warehouse stocks.
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The bizarre goings on at the G7 confirm that we are in new territory.
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ANGELICA Strange goings-on trouble the wife (Jena Malone) of a scientist (Ed Stoppard).
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The script features plenty of portents about decidedly unfunny goings-on at the firm.
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All these goings-on will be in the hands of the chef Steven Ferdinand.
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But these are relatively tame goings-on compared with some throne-based television fare.
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Or, are the culture-setters everyday employees who are involved in the daily goings-on?
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You don't always need to be aware of astrological goings-on to reap their rewards.
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How did my nephew know about dajjal's residence and those goings-on in the grave?
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But then again, epic emotions and magical goings-on are not so rare in dance.
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"Silicon Valley was very much not concerned with the goings on in government," Engstrom said.
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Each home was equipped with "squawk boxes" that broadcast the goings-on in mission control.
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Mr. Grossman was not about to leave the current goings-on in government unremarked upon.
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Digital photography was pretty new, and I snapped lots of pictures of the goings-on.
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I closed the blinds so the goings-on outside wouldn't stress her out; no effect.
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The fear of missing out is almost worse than the constant stream of goings-on.
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The increasingly surreal goings-on come to a head in a horrifically visceral kangaroo hunt.
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The holiday is more of a backdrop to the usual goings on in the hospital.
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His life's work focused on trying to explain the most extreme goings-on in our universe.
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And the owner who stands at the register, surveying all the goings-on in her territory?
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Exactly what geophysical goings-on such cycles represent is one for the geologists to work out.
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The office had become for many South Koreans a vexing symbol of Samsung's secretive goings-on.
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The goings-on outside are vital to Michelle's journey, and this is very much her story.
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He spoke there about the damage being caused by dodgy financial goings-on in "secrecy jurisdictions".
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Get ready to race between planets and deep space, starting with the goings-on on Jupiter.
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Spicer is also known to have kept extensive notebooks detailing goings-on at the White House.
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Follow me on Instagram and Twitter if you want to keep up with my goings-on.
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This bird thinks certain goings on in the forest just aren't suitable for his smaller companion.
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The app is simple and intuitive, and mines the city's events calendar for interesting goings-on.
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On this week's Popcast: Briana Younger, music editor of The New Yorker's Goings on About Town
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All did agree, however, that the goings-on in America make Brexit look tame by comparison.
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In recent months, authorities have struggled to keep a grip on goings-on at the prison.
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Here's your cheat sheet on the comings and goings on some of the nation's top podiums.
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The new account won't be a place for Brown's fans to get updates on her goings on.
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You can learn a lot about the goings-on of the human body just through the skin.
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Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook will open up about the goings-on in the Democratic nominee's world.
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And while the show, which revolves around supernatural goings-on in the fictional town of Hawkins, Ind.
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It would need to be a sensational one to compete with the rest of the goings-on.
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Part two — subtitled "My Second Life" — focuses on friends, trips and goings on around the housing complex.
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The two articles, taken together, show that while Ring is effective at heightening your awareness of the goings-on around your house, the company's devices and services may make you more prone to fear about those goings-on and may not help law enforcement in a significant way.
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The fact is, most of us are oblivious to the goings-on of machines in low-Earth orbit.
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From my vantage point at Stanford, I've naturally become especially concerned with the goings-on of Silicon Valley.
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Curiously, though, few analyse goings-on in Congress, which can shift the course of the world's largest economy.
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I didn't know all of the goings-on, but from the outside looking in it all looked happy.
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But the trailer leaves us believing that Rose is naive to the sinister goings-on in the house.
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A couple hours from now you can check it and catch up on all of the goings on.
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The Trump administration has taken it much further, however, declaring war on reporting of White House goings-on.
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So naturally any Royals-adjacent goings-on, which captivate an audience of millions, is ripe for sexual expression.
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There's no way I'd want to watch the goings on of the Trump family, if given the choice.
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There, abstracted from daily goings-on, we can reimagine our relationships to them and their influences on us.
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There, a single mother (Frances O'Connor) with four children reported bizarre, violent goings-on in the family's home.
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The series, showrun by Kerry Ehrin, is a fictional look at the goings-on of early-morning television.
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If you think there were some secret goings-on going on here, you have a fundamentally skeptical worldview.
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"The Secret Theatre," by contrast, looks back 400 years to shine a sidelong glance at goings-on now.
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Bare torsos lean out of windows in Brighton Beach, practically falling out, tracking the goings-on like hawks.
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A punch line about the daily goings-on in Washington can get easy laughs from like-minded viewers.
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He did bits of crime reporting, he covered celebrity news and the goings-on of the royal family.
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In "Ingobernable," the goings-on are less, well, explosive but still result in a change at the top.
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Like last week, Sunday's episode brought a broader look at the various goings-on among the core components.
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One human telling another human any detail about their goings on or whereabouts or mood is a valuable exchange.
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The Sunlight Foundation's open-source app keeps users abreast of the goings-on in the House and the Senate.
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The design challenge of alternating between "performance" on a fictional proscenium stage and backstage goings-on is more complicated.
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After all, The Morning Show revolves around the oftentimes petty goings-on of, well, a fictional national morning show.
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More than 500 people joined to talk about the goings-on in this disturbed little town by the sea.
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So that neutral expression she's wearing as they stare down at the goings on in Winterfell yard speaks volumes.
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He further alleges that the couple had been disinterested in the goings on of Donda's House for many years.
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Mr. Sharpe isn't just the mastermind of the disjointed goings-on in the Flowers household; he's part of them.
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Varys was a cunning council member for King Robert who knew all the goings-on across the Seven Kingdoms.
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Some outlets ask staffers who don't cover incendiary beats like politics to refrain from commenting on political goings-on.
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At times, the heavily accented, frenetic goings-on make the show feel like Friday night at the international dorm.
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While we can't know for sure, some details about behind-the-scenes goings-on involving the book have emerged.
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Meetings are rarely planned, as everyone is already in the know regarding the daily goings-on around the office.
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I'll be reporting on the goings-on and keeping you up-to-date on the standings through the weekend.
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We develop soft spots, crushes, and firm fan favorites as we watch the dramatic goings-on night after night.
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Last year's shady goings-on spurred the promoters to call in Dragonfly for the company's expertise in statistical analysis.
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Helen Sloan/HBO Was it really just last week when we expressed some boredom with the goings-on in Westeros?
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Elections, national security, and public safety are being placed at risk by the goings-on within these once-harmless channels.
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She plays Michelle, a social outcast who lurks in the shadows and observes the goings-on of her fellow classmates.
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THE opposition, naturally, has been making hay out of the goings-on at 1MDB, a Malaysian state-owned investment fund.
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Popular history has tended to ignore it, preferring the goings-on of the Mughals or the British Raj up north.
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Go deeper: Spicer kept notebooks detailing goings-on at the White House; Mueller wants to speak with six Trump aides
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At one point, Dee Dee covers the windows with translucent contact paper, to conceal the goings-on of the house.
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But a break is helpful for the average investor, who has every reason to be scared by the goings-on.
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How much fun, relaxation and not having to think about the goings-on in the world can one person take?
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Good leaders recognize that their employees deserve an explanation for requests, major changes, and certain goings on at the company.
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Elaine directs her magic at a college professor, a friend's fiancé and, finally, a macho detective investigating occult goings-on.
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The Princess's histrionic crayon drawings of the goings-on accompany delightfully detailed tableaus of life in a baby-mad family.
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What is the worth of peace of mind if it necessitates a blockade against the goings-on of the world?
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The first daughter and White House advisor's schedule isn't public, but we'll keep you posted on her goings-on every week.
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In fact, looking the other way at MBS's other goings-on hasn't been all that hard, given the money at stake.
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We can't concentrate on much else so we're going to liveblog all the images, memes, and art-related goings-on today.
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We were content with all the goings on raising our 7-year-old son Daniel and 10-year-old daughter, Milán.
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One might believe that similarity is due to the credits being based on the actual goings-on of the Sabrina set.
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To economize the goings-on in the house, she laid off staff members and opened the grand estate to the public.
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King Vajiralongkorn's glitzy coronation ceremony will probably occur in the midst of it all, distracting the public from unseemly goings-on.
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But a new suspicion is growing among ordinary Malaysians that goings-on in Kuala Lumpur are affecting their own pocket books.
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Ian Williams' Bruiseday column took an unsparing, and always eloquent, weekly look at the goings on at WWE and the indies.
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Planet is an aptly named company, with some 200 satellites around Earth, watching it and its goings-on all the time.
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He has been observing the unusual goings-on, and when asked what he knew about it, gave a sudden, dazzling smile.
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Back in the black-and-white years of football, there were plenty of other goings-on which were even less salubrious.
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Dutch law enforcement took over the site on June 20, observing the site's goings on for month before closing it down.
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But this apparent revelation about Magneto and Hydra is further complicated by the current goings-on in the Marvel comic book universe.
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President Donald Trump says there's nothing remarkable about the goings-on at the White House, despite an unprecedented amount of staff turnover.
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The footage was obtained by Keemstar, a YouTuber who regularly breaks news about the goings-on in the world of internet celebrity.
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Most political correspondents can give you a blow-by-blow account of the goings-on in the Westminster village going back decades.
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It includes important information about the goings-on of the president, including his meeting schedule for the day and upcoming policy initiatives.
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Wouldn't it be nice to go a week, or even a day, without talking about the goings-on in the White House?
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All things considered, if Marika is stoked on her own goings on right now it's because she has every reason to be.
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When Facebook launched, I traded both platforms, and decided I'd communicate my goings-on by updating my favorite movies and TV shows.
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The rest of the cast will be back to deal with the very bizarre goings-on of Hawkins on October 31st, 2017.
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In this podcast, the opinion columnist Gail Collins talks to us about the goings-on at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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Whatever the exact goings-on behind the scenes, the sale of the Ricoh Arena to Wasps was a crushing blow for Sisu.
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There's Mr. Etcetera, who is on part 18 of a meandering, gentle, multipart story of the goings-on at his apartment complex.
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The major trial-balloon subplot — and by far the most successful — is a long historical flashback interwoven with the contemporary goings-on.
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Much of what's been happening lately isn't tied to the goings-on in Washington, and it wasn't the case on Thursday, either.
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And that was before the notably grisly goings-on in the second act involving torture implements and copious amounts of red glop.
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Outside of the military purview of the Navy, the two services are responsible for practically all the nation's goings-on at sea.
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Rather, they shared their comings and goings on Twitter, making it easy for the burglars to know when they wouldn't be home.
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Goings on within North Korea, particularly that involve the country's political system, are notoriously opaque and difficult to read, even for experts.
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You can learn more about those events here, or search for goings-on in your borough at the bottom of this page.
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Infusing each scene with a cold, unwelcoming beauty, the Belgian cinematographer Ruben Impens makes his camera complicit in the trashy goings-on.
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They reveal Diana's warmth as she fills him in on family matters, particularly the goings-on of Prince Harry and Prince William.
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My guess is that the world will keep going around even if you are less attentive to the goings-on in Washington.
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Hence, perhaps, indications that even the famously laissez-faire Brits are becoming a bit more concerned about murky goings on with their data.
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Quantum physicists are notoriously divided when it comes to the correct interpretation of the equations that are used to describe quantum goings-on.
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He himself laughed at all kinds of things—goings on I couldn't get the sense of, though I laughed as if I did.
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Here are just some of the ways the Roys' retreat from hell poked fun at the actual goings-on of powerful, wealthy individuals.
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While he was consumed with WeWork&aposs operations, he seems to have been fairly detached from the goings-on at his side bets.
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The homeowner would then be in a position to be informed of and ask about domestic goings on via that central IoT device.
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Besides networking to find out about goings on, he uses Eventbrite, a site which allows you to filter for free happenings near you.
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By 1964 he was working as a freelance cameraman for Italian and Greek television, sending them film of the goings-on in England.
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While I was slightly versed in the goings on of such establishments, there was a niggling sense of trepidation roiling around inside me.
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Theory after theory has churned from the Democratic debates, the Iowa caucuses, and the Twitter goings-on of candidates' supporters or alleged supporters.
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Pulsar Guardian thus aims to give space-defense types a common picture, worth a thousand internal memos, of goings-on beyond the atmosphere.
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Starr also took a shot at "senior officials" of the US government in regard to leaking the goings-on of the FISA court.
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None of this constitutes an adequate response to the Orwellian goings-on at the University of Oregon and elsewhere, but it's a start.
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You can show your support for the Hudson Canyon here and learn more about the goings-on in our waters from Blue York.
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Surfaces are deliberately murky, but careful examination clarifies both the goings-on and the artist's eccentric paint handling (often more drawing than painting).
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Tune in to the above stream — and keep refreshing the site as we update and break down the latest goings on from the company.
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He was a fan favorite — Jackson Whittemore, in the first two seasons of the show, was integral to the goings-on in Beacon Hill.
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If all these goings-on aren't layered on with the seamless ingenuity of Finding Dory – both films end with a major chase sequence. Compare!
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Thrillist has a wonderful and in-depth piece about the Montauk Project, a conspiracy theory about goings-on at a Long Island military base.
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Now, in his role as a Facebook board member, Thiel likely did not know the details about the shady goings-on at Cambridge Analytica.
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I think Russell is right: Human conscious experience is wholly a matter of physical goings-on in the body and in particular the brain.
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Oh, and there's that brief appearance of Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee), which seemed to place all the confusing goings-on in some recognizable universe.
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Though not connected to Trump by a pardon tease, several former "Apprentice" contestants still intersect with the goings-on of the Trump White House.
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He said he was eager to dispel myths about goings-on in the Fuel Procurement Office, where just three people control the contracting process.
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We don't see the two again until after a break, as well as some more footage of the other goings-on around the resort.
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Her Uncle Cab gives her a nutcracker as a gift, and once the guests leave the night brings all kinds of remarkable goings-on.
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Ms. Newman learned that Mr. Lindgren was going through a divorce, and about his children and the goings-on of his large extended family.
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But were eclipses just reflections—or omens—associated with random goings-on in the heavens, perhaps in some kind of soap opera among the gods?
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His masterstroke is a report of strange goings-on in the mountains, which he backs up with what are supposedly aerial photographs of sinister constructions.
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Based in Berlin, Ljung and Wahlforss had an ocean between them and the goings on in their stateside offices, whose operation they'd entrusted to Toig.
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In 1003, the Federal Register, the daily journal for the federal government that records the goings on in our political system, was 2100,22011 pages long.
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That is a key takeaway from a damning 106-page report by a bi-partisan parliamentary committee into the goings-on at 1Malaysia Development Berhad.
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And Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim was in Vermont to document the inspired goings-on at the Marlboro Music Festival, a haven of time, time, time.
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Coates even moved for a time to France, as Baldwin did, and Coates's expatriate distance only sharpened his view of the goings-on at home.
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All week Political goings-on Republicans and Democrats will continue to debate a $1 trillion Senate-led stimulus deal to revive the coronavirus-ravaged economy.
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The details that emerged sounded like the stuff of a Cold War spy mission, not the goings-on of a professional organization for romance authors.
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" A friend urged her to write about the goings on beneath the roof of the Melvilles: "Guss suppose you write a novel founded on facts.
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The goings-on of her guts have also been a recurring theme in some of the mystified press around her bubbling, chromatic debut, Whack World.
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It&aposs the more relaxed sibling to posh Manhattan Beach next door, with cooler goings-on than family-friendly Redondo Beach on the other side.
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What began as a vibrant Facebook group quickly evolved into an active blog and podcast about the goings-on in film, television, and and books.
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That, plus other rumors that Markle is "difficult" to work with, have basically made the internet a war zone when it comes to royal goings-on.
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Hysterical stories abound of apocalyptic goings-on at CERN, the home of the world's most powerful particle accelerator—but it's not often they're supported by video.
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Riverdale, however, has been transformed into "a town of shadows and secrets," what with that dead body in the river and the various shady goings-on.
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I've watched a handful of Marvel movies, but mostly they've been ones that aren't all that connected to the goings-on of the universe at large.
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The main screen of the app now shows five new tabs: Explore, Commute, Saved Places, Contribute, and Updates (for the latest buzz about nearby goings-on).
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On the latter point you only have to look at recent goings on at a company like Uber to understand where such concerns are coming from.
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Let's begin talking about some of these goings-on in this country, because regulatory scrutiny is starting for the companies of the US, by US regulators.
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Michelle Obama was a very active first lady, but she wasn't as involved in certain goings-on at the White House as Melania Trump, it seems.
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The San Jose Mercury News reports that mysterious noises and weird goings-on have piqued the curiosity of neighbors around Apple's secretive workshop in Sunnyvale, Calif.
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Centered on the strange goings-on of a desert town, the series has spawned its own mini-empire, including tours, books and and upcoming television adaptation.
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The format borrows heavily from old radio dramas, as it details the lives of residents in a small Southwestern town where supernatural goings-on are commonplace.
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" It bears mentioning that Big Sean has expressed interest in the goings-on of the elderly before, when he became an old man in "I Know.
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A glib TV crew travels to Moldova to chronicle an expatriate's fixer-upper project, only to stumble into demonic goings-on in a creepy, remote village.
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They'll keep you up to date with all the goings on in healthcare while I delete my Twitter app and take a break from it all.
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Today's three theme clues at 163-, 36- and 53A might seem kind of stretchy, but they actually describe the goings-on in the theme pretty well.
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Welcome to MTF & DTF, a monthly sex, love, and dating column where Sessi Kuwabara Blanchard chronicles the amorous goings-on she's fascinated by (particularly, her own).
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He then spends much of the rest of his day watching the live feeds and online discussion forums to track the goings-on of the house.
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I told tales of illicit goings on at plush Caribbean resorts, of high school kids learning what to do with their bodies, of suburban swap clubs.
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Here's an exclusive look into the goings-on in the members-only group whose founder said has pulled in $100 million in collective profit since 2017.
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Splurge on a few seasons and you can catch all the goings-on of Central Perk from the comfort of your own totally iconic couch. PIVOT!!
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Even minutes later, the crowd seemed to remain slightly shocked, with delegates quietly talking with each other, largely ignoring the continued goings-on at the convention.
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And he's letting the president blatantly lie about the goings-on at his company in order to use Apple as a marketing tool for his presidency.
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Everyone has kept an eye on the goings-on in the Sunshine State since election night, and for good reason: Several statewide contests eroded into recount territory.
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The U.S. House approved a bill called the SELF-DRIVE act, which was put together by both Democrats and Republicans – a rarity in today's congressional goings-on.
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In a sense, the Davids era was a continuation for the fans, with those who remembered Flashman's ownership well accustomed to unorthodox goings-on at the club.
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Similarly, WARgrams was just one of many internal newsletters, emails, and memos that were distributed widely and spoke in frank terms of the NSA's wartime goings-on.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We can't concentrate on much else, so we're going to liveblog all the images, memes, and art-related goings-on today.
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Reached last night via email, Wozniak said he hasn't been "on top" of Primary Data's day-to-day goings-on, largely owing to his public-speaking obligations.
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The house has earned a reputation as one of the most haunted in the country, with strange noises (including a self-playing piano) and goings-on reported.
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All details of his life are faithfully recorded — from the mundane goings-on of running a household, to his prodigious sexual escapades, which were coded in cipher.
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Mashable has exclusive access to this invite-only event, occurring October 18 through 21, and will be bringing readers a sneak peek at the exciting goings on.
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Fuhrman's iPhone, from which he could view goings-on in the nursery via the Nest Cam, was confiscated and "purportedly" logged into evidence, according to the suit.
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I had a request outside of the strict medical goings-on we discussed: Could I keep the excised bone that he was going to remove from me?
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The premiere, straight-forwardly titled "Wedding Day," reveals the behind-the-scenes goings on of the day that the on-and-off couple are tying the knot.
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The problem arises from the fact that we accept that consciousness is wholly a matter of physical goings-on, but can't see how this can be so.
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In it, James Stewart plays a photographer named Jeff, immobilized by a broken leg, who watches the suspicious goings-on in an apartment building across the way.
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Again, past experience receiving data and information from ICE about health-related goings-on in their facilities does not bode well for a smooth flow of information.
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Sometimes scribbly and always charming ink lines with splashes of a limited palette of watercolors in this pared-down world help showcase the characters and goings-on.
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Unraveling the mystery involves uncovering a lot of the strange goings-on and strained relations between the Fellows family and Pointer family, who cohabitate in the mansion.
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Ms. Cueto, 48, who has three children and works in the home, kept most of the former jurors informed of the daily goings on at the trial.
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Imagine if midway through "The Shining," Jack Torrance took a break from the haunted goings-on at the Overlook Hotel and nipped into town for a smidge.
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The point is that these stories of strange goings-on that we hear over and over in "Twin Peaks" are no match for what we actually witness.
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The goings on of the town council and mayor, Roland Schitt (Chris Elliott), are routinely included in the narrative, and disagreements are handled in a civil way.
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Today, hundreds of millions — if not billions — of people use the radio to keep informed about goings-on in the world, listen to music, and be entertained.
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This is another popular speculation: that all of these distractions we face are deliberate ploys, attention-grabbing tidbits meant to draw focus from even shadier goings-on.
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If the goings-on in Washington have you eager to read more about the corridors of power — well, you might want to talk to your therapist about that.
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Ching runs an organic pet food company in LA. The American group weren't the only ones who travelled to the festival to try to stop its goings on.
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It is as if moving further down this foreboding passageway might bring you into an unknown chamber of a ship where infernal goings-on are a daily occurrence.
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Yet another step removed were the CIA handlers and military intelligence liaisons sending detailed reports on Condor's day-to-day goings on back to their superiors in Washington.
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I mosey over to Instagram and get lost on people's Stories — some gay thirst traps posting bathroom selfies, and the goings on from whoever went out last night.
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Welcome back to MTF & DTF, a sex, love, and dating column in which Sessi Kuwabara Blanchard chronicles the amorous goings-on that most fascinate her (particularly, her own).
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You don't need any spooky post-Halloween weekend patter from me – what you need is another great round-up of all the goings-on in the Premier League.
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Because I was there in a part-professional/part-artistic capacity, I didn't get too involved in the activities, and simply observed the goings-on through my lens.
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Kurt Rhoads shifts from the snarling Duke Frederick to the openhearted Duke Senior in seconds, stepping back from the goings-on to let the playtime have its space.
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Some experts chalk up the goings-on to the do-it-yourself maker movement, which means that it is easier for older Americans to take up new activities.
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Given that, it is imperative for Congress to fulfill its mandate to explore all of the relevant goings-on and to report to the public what it finds.
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A team of up to 20 researchers and volunteers, sitting on a hilltop with spotting scopes or peering down from aircraft, witness the daily goings-on year-round.
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At a glance, and taken individually, they looked a lot like the peripheral or back-office goings-on that typically fill the quieter months until football season starts.
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In MacCarthy's book, the storms of his private life tend to be tallied on one side of the ledger, unconnected to the goings on in his professional world.
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CNN had full coverage of marches, protests and all other goings-on in the nation's capital during the weekend of the inauguration of Donald Trump on Apple News, CNN.
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And it's no coincidence that conspiracy theories growing in popularity have popped up alongside the continued exposure of questionable goings-on in the mainstream media and throughout global politics.
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The goings on between Lorena and John leading up to the incident and in the aftermath of the news storm were, to put it nicely, messy as all hell.
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All are haunted buildings that tell a larger story about a couple of kids tasked with using a ghost-hunting app to uncover mysterious goings-on in their hometown.
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Yesterday, Google CEO Sundar Pichai wrote a note to employees that has since been posted on The Keyword, a blog about goings-on at the company and product updates.
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I was pretty surprised and would view it as disappointing and frustrating to pay upwards of $800 per night and be able to hear the goings-on next door.
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His answers frustrated Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee, who had hoped to use Katsas' hearing to gain insight into legal goings on at the White House since January.
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The use of pink, as anyone who has wildly speculated about the goings-on of a celebrity woman's uterus knows, means said woman is likely expecting a baby girl.
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Just look at the decadent, elaborate, completely over the top goings-on in Pariah, a part of the park that the vast majority of guests will likely never see.
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In Puerto Rico, that change has still not happened, and the Senate investigators are trying to learn whether goings-on in the Fuel Procurement Office help explain the reason.
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Just standing in that kitchen, that was always kind of Will's power position, whether he was talking or not, just standing in that kitchen and watching the goings-on.
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Luke's younger sister Erica, will be returning for the hit Netflix show's third season with a much larger role in the goings-on in Hawkins, Indiana, Variety reported Friday.
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If a computer must do a cryptographic calculation, that calculation should be computed somewhere apart and somewhere shielded from the complex goings on of the rest of the system.
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" In his review for The Times, George Gent called Mr. Campbell "a handsome, talented and relaxed host who appeared in complete control of some of the crazy goings-on.
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Everyone here was too busy trying to work out how, precisely, anyone can fail to qualify for next summer's European Championships to pay much attention to goings on elsewhere.
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Sources close to the former couple tell TMZ ... Brad and Jen didn't get the chance to chat much during Sunday night's Golden Globes show and the goings-on afterward.
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News Shopper keeps its readers abreast of the goings-on in the areas it covers, which are the London boroughs of Greenwich and Bexley, as well as north Kent.
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Americans tend not to pay too much attention to the goings on up north, but a decline in its stocks could have an impact on a number of U.S. investors.
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Tuesday's hearing was the first of what will likely be numerous court proceedings over Democrats's subpoenas probing not only Trump's business affairs but also the goings on of his administration.
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Like many narratives around a post-apocalyptic landscape, they're often more principally concerned with the goings-on of what people and societies have developed in the world after the apocalypse.
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Mesonet towers will equip the OEM with a continually updated view of meteorological goings-on statewide, so that if conditions worsen suddenly, emergency managers will know exactly when and where.
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Most of the goings on here have garnered little international attention -- often overshadowed by the conflict in Syria or the events coming about as a result of the Arab spring.
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In some cases, lawmakers find, antiquated laws collide with the modern tendency to document the goings-on of daily life, which, every once in a while, involves casting a vote.
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The Key app was announced in October, alongside the Cloud Cam, which lets users watch goings on in their homes as delivery professionals come in and out of their space.
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This piece is also part of MTF & DTF, a monthly sex, love, and dating column where Sessi Kuwabara Blanchard chronicles the amorous goings-on she's fascinated by (particularly, her own).
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It's rumored that Sammie Dean's newfound fame got her a direct line to Orval who would offer support in return for inside information about the goings-on at the school.
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Acoris Andipa, an art dealer specializing in Banksy, based in the Knightsbridge district of London, is among the many people asking that question after Friday's sensational goings-on at Sotheby's.
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His chapter on the goings-on at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is a textbook example of the sort of green-eyeshade reportage on which he built his formidable reputation.
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What's more, the Communist Party sees the Uighur people as a separatist and terrorist threat, and it has attempted to keep the true goings-on in the camps a secret.
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I'd always been intrigued by the idea that Sunnydale successfully covered up supernatural — and deadly — goings on for decades; the idea for the blog was born out of this curiosity.
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Image: Wikimedia CommonsWashington, DC, has a serious rat problem on its hands, and it has little to do with the shady goings-on at some of the highest levels of government.
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CNN has full coverage of marches, protests and all other goings-on in the nation's capital this weekend, online and on TV. Explore the latest inauguration weekend news at CNN Politics.
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The documents provide details on some shocking acts of corruption in Russia, hint at scandalous goings-on in a range of developing nations, and may prompt a political crisis in Iceland.
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If I get busy and go eight hours without checking the feed, I will spent twenty minutes frantically catching myself back up on the inane goings on—artistically posed running shoes!
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For the low cost of $1133 (boat not included), your Sonic Kayak can record underwater goings-on with submerged sensors, and broadcast a soothing tune from speakers attached to its prow.
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Starter episode: "Let's Talk About Sex Onstage" Offering a glimpse into the backstage goings-on in London's West End, this podcast is an offshoot of the Curtain Call professional theater network.
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Even though "Frasier" was ostensibly about the goings-on of pretentious radio host Frasier, the love story between his brother and their father's caretaker is one of the most memorable storylines.
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Mr. Rajoy, prime minister since 2011, claimed ignorance of the goings-on, but popular indignation boiled over last month when 29 people, including a former party treasurer, were convicted of corruption.
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Annie might be psychotic, but in "Castle Rock" she's almost a solid citizen, with her crimes paling in comparison to the very strange goings-on at Marsten House, overlooking Jerusalem's Lot.
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Commodities prices and the like flash on the back wall alongside a running commentary on the goings-on that incorporates the likes of the BBC's Evan Davis into the onscreen lineup.
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Hynes was standing on the front porch surveying the goings-on, with her little dog yapping in her arms and a sweater thrown over her shoulders against the early-morning chill.
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Because of all of the secrecy and the fact that no one but government personnel know the goings-on of the facility, it has become the center of a vast conspiracy.
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Feigen was unaccounted for during much of the early goings on after Lochte skipped town and Gunnar Bentz and Jack Conger were yanked off a plane attempting to do the same.
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On top of the additional $300,000,000 suspended fine, ZTE is also being put on a three-year corporate probation, wherein an independent corporate compliance monitor will be tracking the company's goings-on.
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If what you're dealing with really is a ghost (and not, say, a vermin infestation or a carbon monoxide leak), you'll start to notice other paranormal goings on, beyond just vague vibes.
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In the wake of the baby's death, neighbors of the day care have come forward, saying that they were worried about the goings-on in the private home on Aliamanu Military Reservation.
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Players assume the role of Pierce, a down-on-his-luck private investigator with a taste for alcohol, recruited to investigate strange goings-on related to the death on a nearby island.
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Altogether, the swampy goings-on referenced in Cohen's recording suggest that people who helped Trump in the past -- Cohen, Pecker and Weisselberg, to name just three -- pose a danger to him now.
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Witness the goings-on in a restaurant at the Four Seasons in Newport Beach, California, as chronicled in a 1998 article in Orange Coast , a life-style magazine devoted to Orange County.
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A mother, business owner and art critic, Fateman recently picked up the title of New Yorker columnist when the magazine invited her to write regularly for its "Goings On About Town" section.
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This no-frills horror film about a murderous psycho who terrorizes people unlucky enough to wander into his corner of California hill country has no fancy special effects or supernatural goings-on.
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As with all the other music Taylor Swift has ever created, Lover inevitably contains hints about the goings-on of her personal and political life, some of them more cryptic than others.
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"General Hospital" was supposed to be about the goings-on at a hospital in the fictional town of Port Charles, but in true soap opera fashion, it focused mostly on relationship drama.
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" In the subsequent two sets of footage, Crew looks increasingly less interested in the goings-on around him, which his mama narrated, " 'Ok let's wrap this meeting up, I've got places to be.
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CNN will bring full coverage of the inauguration and all the goings-on in the nation's capital that weekend, both online and on TV. Official inauguration coverage on television begins at 5 a.m.
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The Washington Township, NJ resident was always tuned into political goings-on, but the extraordinary events that have followed the election have turned real life into a reality show she can't tune out.
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My husband orders hummus and pita with his beer (he pays for his order), so I help him finish that while we talk about the night and other goings-on in our lives.
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Fond of T-shirts emblazoned with silly wordage ("J'adore pizza"), Kitson sometimes chronicled the goings on of Hollywood itself, hawking shirts that read "Team Jolie" and "Team Pitt" when Brangelina became a thing.
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Apple says "scouring social media and the web" is one way to assemble that list, but applicants should have a strong sense of noteworthy goings-on in the world all on their own.
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Escape American politics by immersing yourself in the goings-on of the British monarchy, and revel in the days when a leader accidentally yelling was more scandalous than one saying ... well, literally anything.
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" In the subsequent two sets of footage, Crew looks increasingly less interested in the goings-on around him, which his mama narrated, " 'Ok let's wrap this meeting up, I've got places to be.
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If you catch up in the main series, and are interested in more of the world building and goings on outside a high schooler's perspective then I'd recommend it, but it's completely ancillary.
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Similar to how theSkimm's morning newsletter helps people keep up with the latest goings-on in the world, the new podcast also aims to help readers quickly understand the news of the day.
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Steggert, walking with just a gentle limp, manages to suggest the insecurities about his physical deformity that led Henri, at first, to keep himself at an ambivalent remove from the decadent goings-on.
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That plotline connects with the goings-on at the plantation, of course, as do other threads, including one involving an opportunist named August Pullman (played with aplomb by the very busy Christopher Meloni).
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So ask yourself whether that fake fart dispenser gizmo you're giggling about is really worth the trade off of inviting all sorts of outsiders to snoop on the goings on inside your home.
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Very influential members of the political elite that are on the board of trustees, so there is I think a very active, and sometimes unhealthy interest in the goings on inside the Bolshoi.
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No matter how much polish and Apple magic the company put on today's big event, there was one unshakable truth that colored the goings-on: phones just aren't selling like they used to.
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She keeps a pair of binoculars on the sill so she can observe the comings and goings on the water: big motorboats, tiny white sailboats, and shimmering light on the waves in between.
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It also appears he and others involved in the opera are actually going to be on stage and involved in the goings-on of the story ... completely covered in silver, head to toe.
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Cuts to and closings of local newspapers over the past few decades have led to news deserts: areas that no longer have reporters to cover goings-on that aren't on a national scale.
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There's a lot more going on here than most would assume, but it feels small because other groups and solo artists seem genuinely invested and interested in the rest of the community's goings-on.
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But while Washington is consumed by the confrontation, polls and anecdotal evidence suggest indifference among many Americans about the momentous goings-on in Washington, which so far are not resonating much outside the capital.
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Both of those seem like a nice compromise to celebrating Columbus that, if you do a little bit of history, will reveal [his violent] goings-on, and maybe rethink treating Columbus like a hero.
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There wasn't always social media to keep fans up to date with their favorite celebrity goings on, but the public has always hungered for an inside look into the lives of those they admire.
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The therapist investigates the school's diabolical goings on, as well as the disappearance of his Jewish wife under the Nazi regime, thus stirring yet more sub-plots and more thematic connections into the cauldron.
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With the amount of published research, patents, white papers and other written knowledge out there, it's hard to be even reasonably sure you're aware of the goings-on around a certain topic or field.
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Sure, there are creepy undertones and sinister goings-on, but from the game's first heartbeat to its denouement, there's the common thread of Max and Chloe, its core characters, pitting themselves against the world.
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Mr. Lee depends on, and caters to, a class of eaters who pay attention to the global restaurant scene the way certain art hounds follow the goings on in Basel, Miami Beach and Venice.
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Bronx Zoo Birdathon and 'Birds in Flight' (Saturday and Sunday) All those birds that went south for the winter are now flying back, and the zoo is celebrating with a gaggle of goings-on.
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VICE Sports will be recapping the new reality television series Very Cavallari to specifically highlight the goings on of former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler because above all else, we love and cherish Jay Cutler.
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The creativity of Draymond Green and LaMarcus Aldridge keys their respective teams' approaches, whereas Thompson fits in Cleveland as a sort of attachment, a clumsy but useful support staff for the main goings-on.
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Given that it is mostly used to insult people, signal ill-informed certitude, and share pissily passionate opinions on deeply trivial celebrity-related goings-on, it should be no surprise that Trump loves it.
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Thanks to, among other services, TinyLetter, a division of the email marketer MailChimp, people who want to apprise a subscriber base of their thoughts and goings-on have a new, straight-to-inbox outlet.
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Though the biggest attention each season goes to his reporting about finalists and proposals, his stories have increasingly included gossip about the goings-on and back stories of cast members, often sourced by viewers.
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The characters in "The Most Dangerous Place on Earth," Lindsey Lee Johnson's alarming, compelling and coolly funny debut novel about the goings-on in and out of a high school in Marin County, Calif.
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And elements from the original movie — menacing power tools; killers in masks; cannibalism as a horror device — became staples of the genre as directors influenced by the goings-on in Texas came of age.
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There&aposs truly something for everyone in this week&aposs rundown of all the transportation goings on: from luxury yacht disasters, to angry flight attendants, a leaked email from Tesla, startup drama, and more.
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Affleck plays Batman in the film, and in an interview about it with the New York Times, the actor discusses the role, the mythology of DC Comics, and the goings-on in his life.
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On today's Waypoint Radio, Austin, Patrick and Rob chat about recent news in the world and the world of games, including the Mueller investigation, goings on at ArenaNet, and the Reddit kerfuffle at KotakuInAction.
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After that snafu gained press attention, Google said it would remove the touch top function on the device — blaming that hardware for a malfunction that had triggered near continuous recording of users' domestic goings on.
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Vox's Matt Yglesias explains: The documents provide details on some shocking acts of corruption in Russia, hint at scandalous goings-on in a range of developing nations, and may prompt a political crisis in Iceland.
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That's why the reveal of Cliff Blossom (Barclay Hope) as both a secret heroin kingpin and son-murderer was so thrilling — all of sudden, the litany of bizarre goings-on in Thornhill Manor made sense.
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Sachs starred opposite Fawlty Towers creators John Cleese and Connie Booth in the beloved BBC sitcom, which aired in 1975 and 1979 and chronicled the farcical goings-on at a hotel on the English Riviera.
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This conversation includes my goings on for that day, what crazy thing Jalen did the night before, or before he left for school, and when is the next time I am going to see them.
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At the after-party for his wife Nicole Richie's disco-themed 35th birthday party on Friday, Madden learned all about the goings on of Snapchat – with the help of Richie and Snapchat aficionado Kate Hudson.
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The series is based on Brian Stelter's Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV and will explore – you guessed it – the behind-the-scenes goings-on at a morning television show.
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"Whether you acknowledge your involvement in the world's happiness or the world's functioning, that so-called private interaction is materially informing the goings on of whatever the ecology is," she says, catching me off guard.
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And we loved to talk, chatting about our spouses and children, our work and vacations, my literary projects and the goings-on, behind the scenes, of "All My Children," the popular soap opera she directed.
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The three fugitives bend their heads over the creature, admiring its long green body curling and uncurling "lasciviously," while the mother's skin gives off the scent of wine and smoke from the goings-on below.
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In Newquay, Cornwall, at the westernmost edge of Britain where the Atlantic Ocean meets Fistral Bay, people are as flummoxed by the goings-on in Washington as they are by those in their own capital.
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And, if the rumor holds up, he won't just be an extra voice in the background ... we're told Akon's expected to actually lead the choir/chorus and have a major role in the goings-on.
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Warren's office on Wednesday, ahead of the Thursday confirmation hearing, released a 14-page report alleging that Kraninger has a "record of failure" and examining the goings-on at the agencies she supervises at the OMB.
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In the interest of protecting you, reader, from the goings-on at Brooklyn's best-worst bar, all I will say here is that I have A Night and don't get home until 6 in the morning.
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The novel offers a dishy but acutely observed insider's view of the goings-on behind the scenes at a temple of fine dining, one Ms. Danler freely acknowledges is modeled on the estimable Union Square Cafe.
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Whatever happens in Monday night's presidential debate, it's unlikely to be anywhere near as entertaining as the goings-on in "Debate Wars," six episodes of which went up on Thursday on Seeso, the comedy streaming service.
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ADEAM founder and designer Hanako Maeda is showing her Spring/Summer 2020 collection at New York Fashion Week, and her team has invited me in for an up-close look at all the goings-on backstage.
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The posts, which provide excellent vantage points on the comings and goings on the highway, are located on private land owned by the Rajneeshees, as are seven additional posts located within the city limits of Rajneeshpuram.
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It's a stereotype, sure, but it's something I noticed time and again in the decades I spent working in and reporting on the country, from my interactions on the street to the goings-on in Parliament.
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The American photographer loved capturing everything the neighborhood's nocturnal goings-on had to offer but found herself particularly drawn to documenting the trans community in the area and, specifically, those making a living from sex work.
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Not that I don't occasionally post a cute picture of the two of us (or write an article about our goings-on), but I find myself skeptical of these kinds of displays, especially when made frequently.
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But Sean Spicer's press conference on Friday was much more useful for learning what Spicer does not know — or says he does not know — about President Donald Trump and the goings-on of the White House.
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The Korean illustrator shares with The Creators Project that her work often mimics a written diary; her work is a large part of how Kim keeps tabs on her daily goings-on and preserves her memories.
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It would be sort of mean to you, the reader, to list all the comings and goings on the Seattle roster here on paper, even though it's the internet and there's no paper to speak of.
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Ms. Wersba began writing in the 1960s, and her work reflected the era's new realism in literature for younger readers with stories no longer confined to intact nuclear families and sanitized goings-on like prom nights.
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Such are the goings-on in Trish Harnetiaux's comedy "Tin Cat Shoes," which kicks off Clubbed Thumb's Summerworks festival, an annual three-course feast of fresh new plays at the Wild Project in the East Village.
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Zach Everson, a journalist who documents the goings-on at the hotel, used menu and venue fees to estimate that the reception cost at least $35,000, with hotel guests paying about $375 to stay the night.
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The curators of these accounts have tons of royal knowledge and the time and patience to break down the daily goings-on of the British (and other) royal families — and they sometimes lean into tabloidy speculation.
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And so City of Girls follows the mile-a-minute goings-on of Vivian, a bright-eyed 19-year-old dripping with curiosity who checks off every connotation of the word "virginal" one could possibly procure.
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While many Europeans may remain indifferent to the goings on in Brussels, governments in Moscow, Washington, Beijing and elsewhere will be watching closely for signs of political weakness, or strength, in the world's biggest economic bloc.
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That leads the elderly partners to interview a former domestic worker at the Hoyt estate, who describes a one-eyed man who worked closely with Hoyt and the secretive goings-on that led to her departure.
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Trump recently began the steps necessary to take down parts of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, a piece of legislation that has more stringently regulated the goings on of the financial industry.
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Taylor Swift, Cardi B, and Ariana Grande publically engage like true millennial entrepreneurs: They communicate with fans and (selectively and strategically) divulge sometimes-prickly interpersonal and/or business-related goings-on through the scrim of social media.
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"What investors are coming to realize is that the goings on outside U.S. borders is having an impact on global as well as U.S. economic growth," said Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management in Chicago.
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Journalism at The Gazette consists of keeping track of local government and the goings on here and in a few surrounding towns: With milk prices falling, for example, dairy farmers are banding together to increase their clout.
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The complaint said both men supervised shifts there and appeared to monitor goings-on at the club while they were at work in Manhattan, using computers or smartphones to remotely gain access to a video surveillance system.
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Rather than burning the Quran, she had been working to defend it: She was an Islamic scholar who was upset by the shady goings-on at the Shah-Do Shamshira Mosque, one of Kabul's most popular shrines.
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Trump is in Osaka, Japan, meeting with world leaders at the Group of 20 summit, but as is customary for him when he travels abroad, he was focused at least in part on goings-on back home.
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Mr. Baker resigned from his post in October 1963, hoping to quiet the inquiry, which had begun to seem as if it might embroil Johnson and, through the sexual goings-on at the Quorum Club, perhaps Kennedy.
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They have to have the energy to work as hard as Trump does in donning his circus hat and crop for the three-ring circus he is using to distract the public from the real goings-on.
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Richard Harrison, the curmudgeonly patriarch of the "Pawn Stars" family whose grumblings about the goings-on in the Las Vegas shop he ran with his son and grandson made him a reality TV star, has died at 77.
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The retired peanut farmer, 93, has been less vocal than other former commanders in chief about the goings-on in the White House, but in a recent interview with The Washington Post, Carter seared Trump's policies and character.
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I didn't know anything about these fun goings-on — even when they occurred among some of the people I consider closer friends — and it's embarrassing to admit how much that can sting in the right, or wrong, mood.
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"I don't really care," quips Port — who recently started a regular blog with PEOPLE and hosts a YouTube series called "I Love My Baby, But I Hate My Pregnancy" — of the goings-on outside her own family expansion.
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It's hard to say because the goings on inside Kilauea's plumbing system â€" the underground labyrinths and channels that carry the lava â€" can only be known through indirect means, like measuring how the ground swells, or sinks.
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In fact, a cursory glance at the list of goings on at the event shows a strong presence from a slate of carmakers, ranging from stalwarts like Chrysler and Toyota to newer automotive questions marks like Faraday Future.
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Goings-on in the world of yakuza gangsters, the night-time wanderings by torchlight of a member of the imperial family, corruption in sumo wrestling and the grisly doings of child murderers: all are staples for the shukanshi.
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The analysts often offer a smart, though not always correct, take on the goings-on at top companies, and their reports can give investors clues about how the underlying stocks will perform that day, Cramer said on Tuesday.
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The most vigorous presence is that of Oscar Isaac, who sidles in as an insurance-claims investigator, wrinkling his nose at the goings on in the Lodge residence, and gingering up the movie as it begins to sag.
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So why wouldn't the aliens use a celebrity, especially a world-touring rockstar, as a spy to report on all the goings-on throughout the world so that they would know precisely when to enslave all of humanity?
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Mr. Donohue, 50, a former editor of The New Yorker's Goings on About Town section, rarely eats at restaurants, and has tried very few of the 102 included in his book or the ongoing array on his website.
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Now, the federal investigation into the goings-on in Florida's sleepy capital city has been thrust unexpectedly into the national political spotlight, with questions about how it will affect the most closely watched governor's race in the country.
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Full of long takes and static shots, the Romanian drama surrounding a family reunion chronicles the goings on at a memorial ceremony for a departed relative, with family secrets revealed and mutual animosities emerging as the story progresses.
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As the troubled Arthur, Griffin Newman (someone I personally know well enough to have a conversation with if I were to bump into him in a restaurant, so, grain of salt) offers a human eye on wild goings-on.
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Facebook has more capabilities than Twitter, and another way to stay up to speed with local goings on is to look for local groups—just run a search for the name of your town and see what comes up.
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" As Martin writes, "At first sight these plays do, indeed, confront their public with a bewildering experience, a veritable barrage of wildly irrational, often nonsensical goings-on that seem to go counter to all accepted standards of stage conventions.
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How closely its contents were intended to reflect the tragic goings-on in "Lear" is also unknown — but its blend of whiskey, vermouth, lemon juice, kümmel (a liqueur laced with caraway and other spices) and bitters has appropriate gravitas.
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Church attorneys and at least one armed guard monitored the goings on inside the church during the meeting, the source said, deeming the attorneys and the armed guard as an intimidation tactic to deter priests from speaking out freely.
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Facebook makes it simple not only to keep up with friends and family members who may not live close by, but to stay up-to-date on the latest world news and goings-on of local businesses and companies.
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The Netflix drama debuted earlier this month but remains one of the most discussed shows online, winning raves for its creepy throwback tale, set in 1983, about missing children and extraordinary goings-on in an outwardly average small town.
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On foreign policy, M.B.S. would not discuss the strange goings on with Prime Minister Saad Hariri of Lebanon coming to Saudi Arabia and announcing his resignation, seemingly under Saudi pressure, and now returning to Beirut and rescinding that resignation.
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On this week's Popcast: Michael Arceneaux, author of the memoir "I Can't Date Jesus" and a frequent music writer Julianne Escobedo Shepherd, editor in chief of Jezebel Briana Younger, music editor of The New Yorker's Goings On About Town
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However, contrary to the popular narrative that edginess was what made acid house raves special, those who were around at the time saw the dodgy goings on at clubs like Konspiracy as a necessary evil rather than something positive.
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For half, it was mundane -- a boy and his mother walk through town, on their way to visit his father at his workplace, the hospital; they cross the street, reach the hospital, where the boy observes the goings-on.
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For those who have been keeping track of the goings-on at Hobby Lobby — the family-owned craft store chain that fought to not provide employees with contraception before the Supreme Court — this news hardly comes as a surprise.
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A supernatural Japanese monster is the inspiration behind the goings-on in the video for British band The Wytches' new single, "C-Side," taken from their second album, All Your Happy Life, due out 30 September on Heavenly Recordings.
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Political goings on aren't usually topics covered on Housewives (another big exception being the 2016 presidential election on The Real Housewives of New York City), so Camille's big, unexpected reaction to Rinna has to be why this one made the cut.
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While he never truly understood rap music—we tried playing him Beanie Sigel, which didn't work—he saw structure and craft and devotion in our early weekly YouTube sketches that commented on the goings-on of the hip-hop world.
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The Secret Service may demur and complain but I have a hard time believing that Trump won't be in Las Vegas on August 26, even if (especially if?) his presence distracts from the goings-on inside the ring and out.
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This genre of photography has evolved greatly in the past century, largely due to the late Bill Cunningham and the emergence of independent blogs like The Sartorialist, which document the goings-on — and, most importantly, the clothing — of the exceptionally dressed.
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Two years before she became famous for her role on Ally McBeal, Liu played a small supporting role as a leukemia-stricken young woman in an outing that had Mulder and Scully investigating supernatural goings-on in San Francisco's Chinatown.
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The insurance policies expanded past Swift-related goings-on to include speculation on the longevity of Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom's relationship, the US presidential election, and the possibility of Patrick Stewart suddenly growing hair for the next X-Men film.
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Mr. Trump's allies among Republican leaders of House investigatory committees have sought to undermine the jobs of not just the special counsel but also key figures in the Justice Department and the F.B.I. Such goings-on didn't happen in Watergate.
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One day, she built a website to update parishioners on the goings-on of the parish, which featured contact information about the parish's members and informed parishioners that the priest's availability would be limited as he had injured his foot.
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How does Jenna Lyons's appointment as the creative director of J. Crew figure into this novel about a brainy hot mess of a cartographic specialist and the strange goings-on at the fictional Central Museum of Art — or does it?
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He's soon swept up in assorted goings-on, some involving the incorrigible, free-ranging beasts that have slipped out of his suitcase, others involving homegrown wizards and witches, as well as the humans who loathe and fear their magical ways.
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The episode split its time between Tara and Heath's adventures and the goings-on in the Lady Camp — I didn't catch its name — devoting more time to the latter as Tara got a taste of the prey side of the equation.
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But when Ms. Commander attended a July 8 march of the Ku Klux Klan in Charlottesville and sent Ms. Blair, Mr. Martin and Ms. Heyer video of the awful goings-on, they were inspired to join her in her next counterprotest.
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Time was given to Jon and Dany's fight on the dragons in the sky, Arya's attempt to go unseen in the castle, Bran's warging in the Godswood, and the goings on in the crypt as well as the battle on the field.
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Not wanting to take the heat of being that somebody, he puts his morally upright deputy, Angelo, in charge and announces he's leaving town (though he actually disguises himself as a friar and watches the goings-on from within the city walls).
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Chanel Iman, one of the models featured in the promo video at Saddleback Cay, told PEOPLE earlier this year that she and the other models were kept in the dark about the fraudulent behind-the-scenes goings on of founder Billy McFarland.
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Proud says there's still a chance that the Sense service will continue, however I've heard from someone familiar with goings-on behind the scenes that Hello has been unsuccessful in finding a takeover buyer and is now unable to even pay its bills.
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The last time the White House officially briefed journalists about goings-on within the government was more than a month ago — but President Donald Trump is telling his press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, not to worry about it, despite the ongoing shutdown.
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For those of us who spend hours of our days trying not to make eye contact on public transit, the goings-on inside of a super fancy car dealership are as far away and mysterious as the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.
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The lubricity of Times Square could not have flourished without corrupt (or absent) police, and a great deal of The Deuce is dedicated to showing the many ways in which the NYPD made deals or turned a blind eye to the goings-on.
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Oddly enough, the event has been overshadowed by the recent goings on between Conor McGregor and the UFC ahead of UFC 1703—so much so that all the talk has been about the Dubliner rather than the former light heavyweight champion Jones.
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Yet with the advent of high speed internet access and the explosion of YouTube, a fight fan might allow himself to catch up on the latest goings on in the fight game on the other side of the globe at any time.
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Because Virgos are known as "the most fastidious sign," which "reads the fine print and hones in on small details," Broadly has asked this detail-oriented polymath about how to organize the goings-on of the slightly messier signs (read: every other sign).
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We pretended there were people who lived in my hair, and as she combed each section, we'd "visit" our regular cast of characters — usually based on real-life friends and relatives — creating elaborate story lines about the goings-on in their lives.
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Youthful, with a ruddy and cheerful visage, Mr. Schiff, 56, whose wife is actually named Eve, comes off like the guy who in high school talked to his prom date's mother in the kitchen about the goings-on at the community garden.
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The dead-end drudgery of retail might not sound like an easy scenario to mine for comedy, but NBC's new sitcom Superstore, about the employees and goings-on at a Walmart-esque big-box store called Cloud 9, has found a way.
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Mr. Cooper, a fifth-generation descendant of the early-19th-century herald of historical fiction, was the author of eight books, a longtime writer for The New Yorker and the droll chronicler of goings-on at the august Century Association's clubhouse in Midtown Manhattan.
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These so-called "warrant canaries" — named for the poor canary down the mine that dies when there's gas that humans can't detect — are a key transparency tool that predominantly privacy-focused companies use to keep their customers aware of the goings-on behind the scenes.
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If you're interested at a closer view at the goings on of the International Space Station, shuttle launches and generally the kind of stuff that's going to make great fodder for a big-budget Hollywood blockbuster in a couple of years, tune in now.
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As more tech insiders speak out about the culture of the Valley, things are changing — not just for women, but for people of color and people of different social classes who are affected by the goings on in Redmond, Menlo Park, Mountain View and Cupertino.
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In 1594, Christopher Marlowe made the story the basis for his play "Edward II," but the tale is not widely familiar to the contemporary British public, which is absorbed less by the goings on of medieval monarchs than by the affairs of the present ones.
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This is definitely not the case in the UK. The news here seems to cover more events happening in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, as well as the goings-on in Europe, and provides in-depth reporting on big news happening around the world.
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One of the cornerstones of the online Big Brother community is the Big Brother subreddit, an online space that currently boasts about 83K subscribers who post and follow daily updates of the goings-on of the live feeds, discuss players' strategies, and share spoilers.
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In time, she takes on the mystery of her strange fits and other weird goings-on, a search which Mr. Trier tries to complicate with a little detour about patriarchy and female sexuality that briefly turn an oblique tale into an anxiously explanatory one.
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But in the four months since the Trump administration announced that it would shut down Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, the program that protects 800,000 young immigrants brought to the country illegally as children, the goings-on in Washington have felt especially personal.
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Thanks to sponcon controversies, beauty YouTuber drama, and photoshop scandals, the general public and mainstream media have become (reluctantly) fascinated with the behind-the-scenes goings-on of the world of influencers, if mostly to focus on the absurdity of their dumb gaffes and vapidity.
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DYSFUNCTIONAL BROOKLYN, PART 2 "AdFirm," another web series that turned up in mid-December, isn't as well acted or well written as "Brooklynification" but has amusing moments as it chronicles the goings-on at a Brooklyn "digital marketing technology" company where ineptitude and laziness reign.
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He drew on his experiences at Bigelow to design the sets for "She Loves Me," the musical about the goings on in Maraczek's, a Budapest parfumerie , which was first seen on Broadway in 1963 and has been revived by the Roundabout Theatre Company this season.
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The movie begins on Ludlow Street, with Mr. Conrad making a multichannel recording of the goings-on in the block where he worked with the underground filmmaker Jack Smith, the future Velvet Underground members Mr. Cale and Lou Reed, and on his own projects.
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The correction emerged from a story on marginal media, a common phenomenon in this year's election coverage that has been gravitating more toward the goings-on in the background rather than the direct point (think Sad Chris Christie on Super Tuesday and Hillary Clinton's sticker-face supporter).
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The Office of Refugee Resettlement, which is part of the Department of Health and Human Services and is in charge of the care of all unaccompanied minors, kept increasingly close tabs on the goings on of every girl's uterus in their custody before the courts stepped in.
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In there, they are free to congratulate each other on their richly deserved success, lend each other money, place side bets on the goings-on in the dreary, parlous, Keurig-breathed world below, and presumably exchange esoteric complaints about the pros and cons of private jet ownership.
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When you spend your days writing about the goings on of the video game industry, it's easy to fall into the trap of believing that most people are aware of technology like virtual reality and that they'll understand your snarky quips about mimes using the Oculus Rift.
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Not often is an encore announced before a note of the concert has been played, but Mr. Marcon began by noting that the Chaconne from Handel's "Terpsichore" was being pulled from the program, its French style proving a bit jarring with the otherwise Italianate goings-on.
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After Abdullah Al-Qahtani's investment, employees all of a sudden got a salary increase, which was designed to stop them from leaving the company, as many had done after the hack, according to former Hacking Team employees who are still aware of goings on at the company.
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It should be clear by now that blending digital content with actual goings on in the real world opens up all sorts of functional and social opportunities that simply aren't half so possible or accessible in VR — for all its powerful, clever underlying tech and graphical polish.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp follows that tradition, with a mid-credits scene that speaks to the goings-on in the larger Marvel cinematic universe, as well as a post-credits scene that functions as a fun wink to viewers who stick around to the very end.
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The scare shots — bloody-mouthed coyote in the hospital corridor, dead girl with green stuff coming out of her mouth, eviscerated rats — arrive with a dull clockwork regularity, and the characters, including Sasha, don't seem particularly frightened by the weird goings-on, just irritated and stressed.
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Kitchen sink drama is having an affair and saying "I'm having an affair," it's shagging in a car park and laddering your tights as you pull them back up, it's smoking a fag with shaking hands and it's sordid goings-on in a Travelodge off the M1.
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"I have to believe that in the end the goings-on at Baha Mar have embarrassed them," Mr. D'Aguilar said of C.C.A. The delays are an economic blow to the Bahamas, which expected the resort to generate a payroll equivalent to 12 percent of its gross domestic product.
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The "Pawn Star" family is dealing with a significant loss following the death of Richard "Old Man" Harrison , the curmudgeonly patriarch of the Harrison family whose grumbling about the goings-on in the Las Vegas shop he ran with his son and grandson made him a reality TV star.
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Designers often draw inspiration from the cultural climate, and for fall (and pre-fall) '17, many paid tribute to intergalactic goings-on: From Annakiki's oversized silver leather biker jackets and matching knee-high boots to Liselore Frowijn's planet-printed padded coats, this season's shows had a celestial theme.
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Back when she says it was happening, Daniels was working on a couple of Seth Rogen's movies (Knocked Up and 40 Year Old Virgin), and informed the actor and director of the goings-on in her love life well before she ever knew it would make national news.
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His exact role in the evolving Trump campaign is unclear, but he has at various times appeared to be strikingly in the know about the goings-on of WikiLeaks, and anonymously sourced news articles have suggested his ties to Russian government figures are the subject of ongoing investigation.
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For those hoping for change, the good news is that, as the public mood towards offshore financial shenanigans dims, more and more employees of financial firms and law firms seem willing to slip hard drives packed with data pointing to dodgy goings-on to the media or other watchdogs.
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For the purposes of this weekend, I've made the executive decision to take some time off work and enjoy catching up with cherished friends; intrepid NOLA-based photographer and writer Teddie Taylor will be documenting the goings on for us, so look for that here on Noisey next week.
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Pelosi, who turned 85033 on Tuesday, told the chamber she wants to "convey those good wishes" she received from her colleagues "to C-SPAN as well," applauding the nonprofit public service channel for its role in bringing government transparency and educating its audience on the goings-on of Congress.
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Regardless, according to computer science researchers from Israel Institute of Technology (aka the Technion) writing in the Communications of the ACM, this aura bears potentially revealing information about the goings-on within your machine and the associated security measures that machine employs in its protection of your data.
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Across the final two episodes of Sports Night, Aaron Sorkin's 1998 TV drama about the backstage goings-on of a sports news program of the same name, Felicity Huffman's Dana Whitaker, who executive produces the show, has a series of encounters with a mysterious man (played by Clark Gregg).
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In today's papers: pundits call on Russian Embassy, UKJanuary 9, 2017 For months now, between its expected tweets about the innocuous daily goings-on of a diplomatic office—images of London's Hyde Park, or patriotic news clippings about Russia's cultural escapades in the UK—are darker, less predictable tweets.
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No mania in the bizarre history of Death Valley—the prospectors and swindlers of the late nineteenth century; the playboy adventurers and car racers of the Jazz Age; the psychedelic goings on in the sixties and seventies, including a residency by the Manson family—matched the Superbloom invasion.
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If mild winters are making you pine for the days when it really used to snow in New York — or if you just have a taste for the dramatic vistas and peculiar goings-on of Scandinavian television — here's a roundup of recent and coming series from the Far North.
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To conjure that curdled nocturnal atmosphere, and increase your sense of complicity with the ghastly goings-on of the story, Ms. Jarcho and her design team — which includes Jason Simms (sets) and Barbara Samuels (lights) — have placed their audience in the backstage area of the Abrons main theater.
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In this age of ideologues, she's something of a throwback, more in the tradition of Virginia Woolf than a social scientist, in that her cultural view is dictated in part by her interior life and her ideas as well as by the goings-on in the world around her.
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President Donald Trump said he would "love to see a shutdown" if Democrats don't agree to his demands on immigration reform, in an off-the-cuff comment that not only undermined his entire party's messaging on government spending, but also seemed to miss the actual goings-on in Congress.
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TV's relentless use of this problematic trope isn't specifically limited to the soapy, YA goings on of the CW and WB. Just this month, Netflix's controversial new dramedy Insatiable featured a lengthy and disturbing relationship between teen boy Brick Armstrong (Michael Provost) and unhinged older women Regina Sinclair (Arden Myrin).
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How it works: The software is marketed as being able to: Detect specific events like people hugging, smoking, fighting or drinking, or instead automatically detect "anomalies" — deviations from the usual goings-on in a certain feed, like a car driving the wrong way or a person loitering at an odd hour.
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The running tab of compelling goings on starts long before Lindsay Lohan's well-documented eviction from Suite 33 for running up a $46,350 bill in 2012, further back than Kate Moss and Johnny Depp's period as rather handsy regulars in 1994 or even John Belushi's death in Bungalow 3 in 1982.
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CHORNA TYSA, Ukraine — With Ukraine besieged by questions about President Trump, mysterious goings-on along a dirt road through a mountain forest are raising what, for many Ukrainians, is a far more urgent and important question: Just what is one of the country's most powerful and scandal-singed oligarchs up to?
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Since its founding in 2012 it has worked with most news organisations in China, many of them state-run, which it needs to feed Jinri Toutiao, its news app—all the more so since the launch two years ago of "New Era", a channel that reports chiefly about government goings-on.
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Slowly but surely over the last year, the_donald has evolved from a straightforward political community focused on the goings-on of the Trump campaign to an authoritarian one full of memes and in-jokes, far right talking points, coded racism, misogyny, homophobia, and Islamophobia, and a hypocritical "free speech" rallying point.
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The Community that YouTube was built around is the Community that is now telling the company that bad things are happening and they might want to take a look at reeling things in before all hell breaks loose and people start dying in large quantities because of the goings-on on its site.
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If you pay a bit more attention to the goings-on of Perry's smile in photos from the past year, you will indeed find that one of her teeth (upper-left-side canine, to be exact) is adorned with a gold detail that sure looks a lot like a Nike swoosh. Seriously.
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Last year, after rumors began to circulate that Burning Man would again be placing restrictions on the musical goings-on, organizers merely required mutant vehicles to restrict their movements to a "deep-playa music zone," at a remove from those attending the festival to see art or hang out with their small children.
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The account regularly documents different touchstones of Torontonian life, like the miserable daily goings on of our 'Transit of the Year'-winning public transit service; local artists repetitively flexing in condos and parking lots; and the slow takeover of Canadian geese and their impending civil war with the racoons for the streets.
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According to papers filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, prosecutors want to play for the jury sexually graphic footage, lasting about 20 minutes, of four lap dances recorded at the club, and to offer testimony about other sordid goings-on, like drug use, that the authorities say occurred at the club.
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Since so much of today's counterterrorism war is cloaked in secrecy, Clark faced a challenge in creating works about the goings-on at military prisons like the one at Guantánamo Bay and the CIA's now-shuttered "black sites" for interrogations or "extraordinary renditions" — not to mention the detention centers hosted by foreign countries.
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But Mr. Sims, who left last year after clashing with Mr. Kelly, is one of the few people to attach his name to descriptions of goings-on at the White House that are not always flattering to Mr. Trump, and many of the scenes are not particularly flattering to anyone, including himself.
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Now, had I spent Ash Wednesday transporting myself to a desolate cabin in the Pyrenees with no WiFi, I imagine I'd be blissfully unaware of the goings-on of America's first family of reality TV. As it is, I'm still mostly unaware, but man, is it a lot harder than I thought it would be.
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In 1972, while he was a history professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, his career acquired an unusual footnote: He sued Edward M. Davis, the Los Angeles police chief, over the department's practice of enrolling undercover officers as U.C.L.A. students so they could monitor the goings-on in classrooms and student organizations.
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The feature is part of a larger overhaul of Google Maps that's aiming to challenge Facebook as the place where businesses offer updates of their goings-on, news about their sales, events and other information they want to share with customers — as well as target potential new customers through ads and being featured in users' recommendations.
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He w came to los angeles many years ago and it started a real statel empire, became a >> Dave: he picked up his fourth foul and stilll with the throw to make it a 4-point game... Luckily, Dave Pasch pulled our beloved weirdo back to the basketball goings-on, a game the Bruins survived 76-74.
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Saturday is the final day of a play on the topic of terrors that are all too much with us — "Another World: Losing Our Children to Islamic State," directed by Nicolas Kent and based on the verbatim testimony of men and woman affected by or engaged in various ways with the goings-on of the Islamic State.
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Rachid Ghaddih, a longtime local resident who lives around the corner, said nobody in the neighborhood suspected anything related to terrorism but added that the strange goings-on at the building had been brought to the attention of the local agent de quartier, a police officer responsible for keeping a registry of residents and other tasks.
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Cormier's successful title defense, Johnson rebuilding his case as a contender with arm-stiffening knockouts, Alexander Gustafsson trudging forward—the goings on in the 205-pound weight class have never had a dimmer spotlight on them because everything that happens occurs relative to what's going on with Jones, the titleholder who's never truly lost in the Octagon.
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For most, the experience of going to a horror film has traditionally involved showing up at a theater, spending a tense couple hours jumping at the violent goings-on in some unfamiliar onscreen setting and then going back to reality spooked yet mostly confident that the ax murderer or other source of the terror will stay in the movie.
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For a couple of seasons now, The Americans has been ramping up its focus on the goings-on in Philip and Elizabeth's home country — to the extent that for a minute toward the end of last season, I found myself seriously wondering if the show might take the extraordinary measure of relocating to the Soviet Union.
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The first daughter and White House advisor's schedule isn't public, but we'll keep you posted on her goings-on every week Back in 2017, Ivanka Trump's lawyer allegedly suggested changes to Michael Cohen's statements to Congress in order to distance the first daughter from the deal to build a Trump Tower in Moscow, according to emails reviewed by Vanity Fair.
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" Elvira was a social worker and a therapist in their hometown, and although her work is strictly confidential, Toews tells me her mother "heard a lot of stories from women who migrated from some of the colonies in Central America," and heard even more about the goings-on in the colonies through what Toews laughingly refers to as "the Mennonite grapevine.
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The clues drawn from the details in these pictures allude to the divisive, reactionary politics that have been at work over the past half-century; their historical specificity grounds the flagrantly outré goings-on — and there are a lot of them — in a nightmarish reality that feels, upon reflection, not all that far removed from the ugliness we're witnessing in the paintings.
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Bayoumi, 43, was already known to the F.B.I. An employee at his previous residence had contacted the field office to report some strange goings-on: large gatherings of young Arab men; a package that came from Saudi Arabia that had wires sticking out of it and no customs papers; some suspicious wiring that a maintenance man found under Bayoumi's bathroom sink.
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According to a trade diplomat who is aware of the goings-on, American negotiators have warned Mexicans and Canadians that if the United States leaves Nafta, they shouldn't expect trade relations to simply snap back to W.T.O. rules, which include a tariff ceiling of 3.5 percent, on average, for Mexican exports to the United States and 7.1 percent for American exports to Mexico.
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The Netflix film, which will premiere at this year's Toronto International Film Festival before hitting the streaming service this fall, will give fans unprecedented access to Gaga's goings-on — documenting everything from the making of her Joanne album and her Super Bowl halftime show performance to her Golden Globe-winning role in American Horror Story: Hotel and the aftermath of her split from fiancé Taylor Kinney.
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With the assistance of her companion Timmy, an animated doll who desires to be a real boy and serves as her moral center, and a crystal ball to give her insight into the goings-on of the entire town, Tabitha played equal parts Greek chorus to the quaint neighborhood's conflicts, as well as an arbiter of chaos in the mortals' lives throughout most of the series.
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Fueled by access to 24/7 live feeds of the house, a large portion of Big Brother viewers devote much of their summer to watching the players' every move, discussing their strategies via a plethora of online platforms, voting on their favorite characters daily, competing in fantasy leagues, or watching live streams of full-time show analysts dissect the goings on of the house.
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However, the plot only thickened after "graphic CCTV footage, which has not yet been made public" apparently showed some of the women who later got food poisoning as they "passed around sex toys and took part in sex acts with hotel candlesticks while climbing on restaurant tables and chairs," all of which reportedly took place behind a glass door that would have made the goings-on visible to children.
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Part of it might have to do with the overall reach of the channel — it could also be that Match just isn't as scintillating as UnReal, which is aimed at unearthing the dastardly goings-on behind the scenes of salacious reality TV. But the fact is that Match beat out all the rest when it came to putting a Black man at the center of a search for everlasting love.
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"When asked about the decision to partner with the Daily Caller, a Facebook spokesperson told Gizmodo that "there was a Facebook Live setup at the party at which a number of notable attendees went Live to describe the goings-on," and that "We hope our platform will give people across the world the opportunity to document and experience this historic event from backstage to center stage, even if they can't be there in person.
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My reply was an easy no; the whole thing seemed too contrived, a bit of internet legerdemain, using UFOs and aliens to distract the idle and curious from the more interesting—and sinister—goings-on elsewhere in and around the huge desert facility: training friendly terrorists, wargaming nuclear hijackings, concealing toxic exposure, and spending obscene amounts of funds on questionable atomic tests that irradiate the environs, and I thought back to my trip there.
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A comedy of manners that recounts the trials and tribulations of a government minister in Delhi saddled with a stolid wife and more than a dozen children, that book was an exercise in light social satire, which, like all successful entries in its genre, worked by achieving a narrow consistency of tone, the antic goings on at Parliament and the dinner table leavened by the amused detachment of the voice recounting them.
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In the larger of the two works, which is roughly five by eight feet, a middle-aged man in casual dress ambles across the foreground, his face turned away from the viewer, as if he too is surveying the goings-on: at the far end of the room, suave fellow in an emerald green shirt waits for service at a counter; a man on the right lights a woman's cigarette, which she holds in an extended hand rather than to her lips; smaller, sketchier figures engage in not-easily-discernable activities that might be illicit, or might simply involve routine maintenance; behind the service counter, but separated by a pillar from the man in the green shirt, a rotund clerk holding a key glances up at the viewer from across the enormous room.
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