Not every aspect of FFXII has aged quite so gracefully.
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"Aging gracefully is very difficult" for an athlete, Danny said.
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By all accounts, she played her hand shrewdly and gracefully.
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Then you go to plan b, which is exit gracefully.
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Throughout the film, Zemeckis, as ever, uses his camera gracefully.
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You can either lose gracefully, or lose with a flamethrower.
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So I just gracefully thanked her [and] bowed my head.
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She strategically and gracefully avoided talking about her personal life.
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Mongillo taps into that dissociation so gracefully it feels effortless.
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But combining responsibility with youthful folly doesn't always end gracefully.
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He does so gracefully, retiring rather than incinerating straw men.
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Syndergaard bounced off the mound gracefully before clenching his fist.
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But the service should have been designed to degrade gracefully.
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Live gracefully, authentically and with conviction, respect, purpose and compassion.
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Many of Adam Sandler's comedy peers have not aged gracefully.
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This singer and actor gracefully navigates between stage and screen.
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Encounters The actress Elizabeth Olsen separated the first egg gracefully.
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He is often dressed gracefully, sometimes nude and always vulnerable.
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"Some people might do this much more gracefully," she says.
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"You need to learn how to lose gracefully," he said.
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He said he had designed it to do so gracefully.
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"I would say the telescope is aging gracefully," he said.
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Some restaurants are gracefully adept at accommodating extremely large customers.
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And it's fine, I know I can handle it gracefully.
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The drivers of both vehicles gracefully close ranks and continue south.
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In the ultimate upstaging, SpotMini gracefully sauntered off after the tumble.
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Gaga accepted the offering gracefully, because she is a movie star.
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Those four sassy ladies taught us a lot about aging gracefully.
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The semipermanent dyes promise to fade into your natural tone gracefully.
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No poultry was safe and none have ever clucked that gracefully.
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The day after the close, I will exit gracefully, let's say.
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If only we all could master the mid-20s as gracefully.
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Even mountains fall gracefully like a red bucket emptied of rain.
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Related article Techno Elders, Aging Gracefully in a Youth-Oriented Genre
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But I hope that I can gracefully sidestep out of it.
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This artist's universe includes multiple worlds, and he gracefully juggles them.
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He figured out how to age, not gracefully but mind-blowingly.
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Visiting Japan gracefully is a daunting task for a , or foreigner.
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So I wondered, How do I gracefully get out of this?
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It was gracefully designed by Studio Joseph, Local Projects and Pentagram.
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Of course, I will gracefully decline and wish the celebrant well.
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Gracefully, each spread offers a distinct new friend for young readers.
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"Mikaela takes criticism more gracefully than anyone I know," she said.
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Their wings gracefully undulated as if they were floating through air.
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She also recommends gracefully redirecting thoughtless questions into a new conversation.
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And worse yet, node architecture may not gracefully support massive scale.
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You can charm and flirt your way into power very gracefully.
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"He plays the game very gracefully," Agassi said after the rout.
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Try to slip in gracefully, with as little splashing as possible.
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Republican elites wanted Trump to gracefully apologize for what he'd said.
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Ballerinas of the Royal Ballet perform gracefully and athletically every day!
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Film was designed to die gracefully over a long period of time.
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The queen of Grand Slam titles ever so gracefully called him out.
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When Viola Davis was — gracefully, beautifully, perfectly — exiting her interview with E!
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"Of course the Count is so elegant, he gracefully declined," she said.
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Don't plan on Idris Elba gracefully retiring PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive crown.
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Language also helps: many Samaritans can shift gracefully between Arabic and Hebrew.
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Moving as gracefully as I could for a woman shaking so hard.
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It is no surprise, then, that Mr Walker is not going gracefully.
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What the research team found was this: chill canines age more gracefully.
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We can't know, but it seems that Meghan handled the situation gracefully.
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But, ideally, only to a degree—because California has not aged gracefully.
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Aging gracefully is the goal of hopeful, optimistic millennials everywhere, isn't it?
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"It's how you handle those [failures] gracefully that's really crucial," Cameron said.
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Did you gracefully abstain from prom, and head to the beach instead?
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During the interview she – gracefully – responded to the calls for joint-winners.
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All around us, machines were moving, gracefully and tirelessly executing their tasks.
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That understanding is, gracefully, intrinsic to our basic human state of affairs.
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Being a realist did not mean that he would take defeat gracefully.
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Popova's mixed media, non-objective paintings on wood met these conditions gracefully.
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It did not help that Lord & Taylor had aged, maybe too gracefully.
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How to ensure that the piece would sit gracefully on the neck?
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"Hopefully it will age gracefully and I won't get sick of it."
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The park is empty, with only traffic gliding gracefully along its edges.
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I thank Mr. Holbert for gracefully reminding his readers who we are.
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It is here where the biennale blends in most respectfully and gracefully.
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The strategies borrowed from sports psychology got me somewhat gracefully through labor.
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"We hope to handle situations like this more gracefully in the future."
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Some have more frenetic, motor-driven action, while others have gracefully suspended elements.
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His flute playing was gracefully melodic and inspired me to learn to play.
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Dirt bikes taught him to weigh risk and reward and to fall gracefully.
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Clinton gracefully fended off what she described as sexist attacks over the years.
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HEET sounds weird; it doesn't fall gracefully from your lips like "vape" does.
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Look at her almost getting stepped on by mom but handling it gracefully!
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Watch her gracefully answer questions while dressing her dog in a raincoat above.
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Instead, Perry gracefully spits out the millennial pink beverage after just one sip.
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Christie Brinkley should write the book on aging gracefully — oh wait, she did.
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It hustles around town, handles curves gracefully, and the seats are Honda comfortable.
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Ms. Struthers lands her jokes, both verbal and physical, while gracefully remaining sympathetic.
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Jackson's intensity is a valuable trait, and it's something he usually carries gracefully.
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And I'd sit there and go over my remedies and grow old gracefully.
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"Gracefully You: Finding Beauty and Balance in the Everyday" hits stands on Tuesday.
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Kristol also urged conservatives who opposed the billionaire to accept his victory gracefully.
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Some did not understand how to move a chorus gracefully on- and offstage.
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It was thick, and the cheese was gracefully melted onto the brown patty.
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She mounted the hoop, Bull's-Eye style, and gracefully practiced a few moves.
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Meredith Monk has spent over 50 years steadily churning out gracefully challenging works.
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As these boomers age, they want to do so actively, gracefully and independently.
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As a conceptual group, the works gracefully balance personal narrative with systemic reality.
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For one, they imagine a preternatural world that people have gracefully adjusted to.
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Ajoni gracefully tilted vertically until just her perfectly arched feet pointed above water.
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"Wood tends to age gracefully, where aluminum dents and scratches," Mr. Harrison said.
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The long arc of this parental negotiation is about losing, gracefully, over time.
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We appreciate, not always gracefully enough, the public's efforts to keep us honest.
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This intimate portrait of contemporary Ukraine gracefully combines history, political analysis, and memoir.
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The recipe here, adapted from Gabriella Mlynarczyk, gracefully balances salt, spice and sweetness.
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Miss Philippines handled it gracefully and continued to smile and walk through it.
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Now think about surviving that free fall, landing gracefully, and throwing the apple.
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On Monday, she responded to online pushback about her comments gracefully via Twitter.
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What do you think of Pompeo's candid response to body shamers and aging gracefully?
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Trying to walk gracefully while wearing sky-high heels already demands intense physical labor.
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To somehow gracefully dismantle the romance, the idea around the starving artists... it's painful.
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Sparse interaction gracefully implies your powerlessness against the nursery and your robotic, automated house.
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If that happens, at least this controller will put it out to pasture gracefully.
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Sora Kim-Russell's translation moves gracefully between gritty, whiffy realism and folk-tale spookiness.
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"Gracefully ending your relationship is the same at any time of year," says Battista.
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As a result, the lobby was slowly, gracefully flooding around us as we talked.
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J.Lo has a knack for getting into awkward ex situations — and handling them gracefully.
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Bowing out gracefully, and soon, would solve both the Democrats' problems and his own.
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Carrie gracefully catches herself, but not without the look of a very bruised ego.
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Everyone has them, but not everyone handles them as gracefully as actress Jenna Fischer.
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You can even come to a "full stop," slowly and gracefully, at any time.
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I watch Jack Muhamad Sufyan gracefully tosses ice cubes from one scoop to another.
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"I hope Bernie goes out gracefully," said Helen Satorius, a retired high school counselor.
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When the pot boils a third time the wontons should be floating gracefully. 10.
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Her office let him off gracefully, but Mr. Favreau learned an important policy lesson.
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BAVARIAN CREME FILLED — The Bavarian creme was also a challenge to pick up gracefully.
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Some have grown gracefully into middle age; some have been radically altered, even razed.
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Brzezinski then praised McSally for how she "gracefully conceded in defeat" to Democratic Rep.
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"I AM NOW DEFENSELESS AND mentally DEFEATED & I leave gracefully and thankful," he wrote.
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It had been snowing since that morning, big, heavy flakes falling gracefully to earth.
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With a tandem "Bye!" they slipped through the door — stealthily, gracefully and in giggles.
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Even horses that weigh more than a ton can trot, jump or gallop gracefully.
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This is an inherently difficult pivot to execute, and Biden didn't execute it gracefully.
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This photo of a dog resting gracefully on a buffalo's behind is delightfully odd.
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They gracefully incorporate a rocky piece of the museum's past into its reinvigorated present.
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I'm not sure I could do some of this stuff as gracefully as Atlas.
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I just think you accept it, and you try to age as gracefully as possible.
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His tight editing, a masterpiece of tact, gracefully brings together very varied, often contentious critics.
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Avoid all gossip and talk behind the pastor's back and just move on gracefully. 5.
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However gracefully the two presidents dance, they are likely to tread on each other's toes.
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Ready to gracefully grow out your micro-bangs into brow-grazing fringe like Alison Sudol?
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"With each look we photographed, she got into each character effortlessly and gracefully," Jacobs continued.
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There is such a thing as making healthy choices across the board and aging gracefully.
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But like the late pontiff, the boxer endured his ailments gracefully, friends and family said.
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Do you think current Tesla cars will age gracefully, say 20 years down the line?
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And she's doing it really gracefully, especially what she's been through the last three years.
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But she saved it more gracefully than any other human being could possibly have mustered.
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You can choose whether or not you want to step down from Wayne Enterprises gracefully.
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Not P.K. Subban as he dances gracefully along the blue line on the power play.
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Getting older is inevitable, but there is a lot you can do to age gracefully.
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Candidates must prove they can create stylish merchandising displays and gracefully field angry phone calls.
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Jeb Bush exited the race after a less-than-10 percent vote; he left gracefully.
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To its credit, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has gracefully played a very difficult hand.
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On the day of the Oscars, Dwayne Johnson gracefully accepted an award that Baywatch earned.
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And their hope is that, like earlier defeated candidates, Clinton gracefully exit the political stage.
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It's the kind of growing-up-and-aging-gracefully song that's a country-music staple.
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So the ideal man, at least in polite society, gracefully achieves a series of balances.
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Few acts manage to blur the lines between genres as gracefully as The Breathing Effect.
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You try to bow out of a conversation gracefully, but they Just. Keep. Messaging. You.
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So, we've got to gracefully step closer and closer into the Sun over seven steps.
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Even difficult questions, like the infamous "what is your biggest weakness?" can be answered gracefully.
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She was wearing very high stilettos, and she stepped, not so gracefully, on my foot.
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The stories move gracefully between reality and fantasy, a bit like Miyazaki movies, but sweeter.
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Yes, this is a lot to absorb, but Marshall metes out the bad news gracefully.
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But there has never been anything so ruthlessly, effortlessly, gracefully accomplished as his rapping here.
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Rarely has the cocoon coat been taken so literally, while maintaining its gracefully ironic profile.
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Fresh perspectives and strategies for a party that has not been aging gracefully are overdue.
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Today, the pair's art hangs throughout; their Knoll and Paul McCobb furniture is gracefully mismatched.
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Yet still there is Honoka, weaving gracefully through the room, gently demanding her husband's attention.
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It has the capacity to age gracefully and evolve with complexity and nuance over time.
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I love to float gracefully and I've got a lot of soul in these wings.
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It was a riot trying to 'gracefully fall' in our complex outfits without causing scandal.
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I think they have a point, that it's important to teach students to disagree gracefully.
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Another, better alternative: gracefully bow out of lending cash while finding other ways to help.
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Equal in its achievement is the animation of studio Kyoto Animation who, through rotoscope capture of the actual band's live performance, gracefully capture the real life band's expressive body language and the fluidity of Nishikawa's playing style as his/(Yuki's) fingers gracefully bound between strings.
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This is the sort of book that gracefully walks the fine line between excitement and instruction.
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Certainly he deserves -- as Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama gracefully said -- every chance to succeed.
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I'm hesitant to describe them, since even professional art critics seem incapable of doing so gracefully.
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Over the last 18 months, Ariana Grande has given a masterclass in moving through pain gracefully.
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" Sam did not know how to gracefully say "no," so he instead he said, "Of course.
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I not-so-gracefully eat the grapefruit slices from this morning as a pick-me-up.
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On Instagram, there's no dearth of photos of attractive food bloggers gracefully holding delicious-looking treats.
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Salma Hayek wants to age gracefully — which to her means without using any injections or fillers.
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Some characters are still more interesting than others; some arcs progress gracefully while others lurch ahead.
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Without the same massive team and profits, publishers may not be agile enough to gracefully adjust.
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Watching it gracefully hover is even creepier than when the singer makes a low-altitude flyby.
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But, even if he retired tomorrow, Jones wouldn't have bowed gracefully like most would have wanted.
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Mum was France, which despite its nervous vanity gracefully accepted Germany back into the European family.
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Her ability to gracefully endure these tabloid attacks for years is a testament to her fortitude.
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It can be done gracefully if you make sure there's no room for an awkward silence.
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"Why not leave gracefully?" the insider says of Radziwill's recent Instagram posts alluding to her departure.
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They are the eternal foot-soldiers of DeDeDe's Kingdom, and they die gracefully for their lord.
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It's knowing, cutting, dismissive and almost impossible to gracefully recover from: "ok boomer" and you're done.
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And as he comes to understand this, he gracefully learns how to cede space for others.
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Of ex-presidents gracefully exiting the political stage, making room for new voices and new ideas.
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"Thank you," she finally says, before turning away gracefully and moving on to the next contestant.
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Even offline, the 18-year-old handles criticism more gracefully than many folks twice her age.
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He jumps rope gracefully while his trainer, Clayton Hires, playfully gives him shit for being overweight.
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I wouldn't say my old electronics always aged gracefully, but their obsolescence wasn't a death sentence.
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Get a facelift and you're not aging gracefully; don't and you look bad for your age.
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For four days I watched them move gracefully between a steady walk and a gentle trot.
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Certain people can actually hover and move gracefully across the floor without having to touch it.
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Still, it was the rare example of a woman on television being allowed to age gracefully.
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Occasionally, I've floated gracefully in a grand jeté, then sprinted the last mile of a marathon.
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Some companies are making it easier to part ways, paying unhappy workers to bow out gracefully.
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Citkowitz's narrative flows seamlessly from past to present, folding time into pleats, shaking them gracefully loose.
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"Just wish they'd exit gracefully and keep their regressive views to themselves," Tandon said on Twitter.
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Kendall Jenner glided around on one gracefully (until she fell off) on Instagram back in March.
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There's a way to do it where you can do it gracefully and he's a prime example.
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And considering her extensive experience, Wen gracefully offers her observation on the public's understanding of Chinese beauty.
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Honestly, I'm excited to get older and I'd be lucky to age as gracefully as Rebecca does.
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And that hair of theirs, it was a perfectly chaotic nest of curls that gracefully flopped around.
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Our reporter Jennings Brown gracefully captured the range of emotions of a man encapsulated by a sickness.
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Barnaby gives us a YA novel that sees the cliches of the genre but gracefully sidesteps them.
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"Robin Campillo's Cannes competition film gracefully, sharply humanizes a historical tragedy," Richard Lawson writes for Vanity Fair.
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When you're Meghan Markle, however, you handle it as gracefully as you'd expect from a future royal.
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It's way more likely that you're going to fall, and that's something Dobrev did, though quite gracefully.
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There's something funny about all the focus on whether Donald Trump will concede the election results gracefully.
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But recently the Corbyn faction have been signalling that they have no intention of giving up gracefully.
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He responded gracefully by first thanking Trump, and giving him a little piece of his own medicine.
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And there's less acceptance of letting one age gracefully like there was 15 or 20 years ago.
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She praised presenters Beatty and Dunaway, and host Jimmy Kimmel for gracefully taking charge of the situation.
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While rendering these qualities gracefully, Ms. Hewitt conveyed the music's bouncy yet stately character as a dance.
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Kiraly, still gracefully lean and square jawed, speaks slowly and thoughtfully, with crisp enunciation and long pauses.
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Adam Driver's gracefully intelligent performance as an investigator never quite zaps this dramatically frozen procedural to life.
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Jenna Dewan released her new book, "Gracefully You: Finding Beauty and Balance in the Everyday" on Wednesday.
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This company makes goods out of full-grain leather that are naturally tough and will age gracefully.
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In 2014, the Daily Mail reported that he was voted the No. 1 "Man Aging Gracefully" poll.
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He's a straight-line driver who uses his strength and athleticism to finish gracefully at the rim.
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Smith handled himself gracefully after Sunday's game, deflecting attention and pointing to the Jets' 24-16 victory.
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The stadium has a gracefully curved slate roof and seats thirty-four hundred, double the local population.
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Behind a corrugated fence, an elevated highway curled gracefully toward the orange terminal building in the distance.
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And it undermines one of the necessary, if difficult, aspects of democracy: conceding gracefully when you lose.
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She very well may budge, or if she doesn't, now you know how to say no gracefully.
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I held my head up high and gracefully walked toward the man who had called my number.
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Dewan's book, Gracefully You: How to Live Your Best Life Every Day, is now available for purchase.
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The visitor is invited to forge pathways through the tangle as gracefully or clumsily as they choose.
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Dewan's book, Gracefully You: How to Live Your Best Life Every Day, hits bookshelves on Oct. 22.
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Another nod of Scully's head and the second movement, the Andante, begins, more gracefully than the first.
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Oregon's 6-foot-6 quarterback gracefully stiff-armed Wisconsin linebacker Jack Sanborn at the line of scrimmage.
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Yet as he contended with his own diagnosis, he watched Forde deal gracefully and courageously with hers.
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"The impossibility of aging gracefully in the back of the house is rarely reported," Charlotte Druckman writes.
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I knew a component would be working with Samoan and being able to thread that needle gracefully.
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Brake pedal modulation between power regeneration (which charges the battery) and the physical disc brakes transitions gracefully.
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Beyond Borders has assembled a stunning assortment of contemporary works that gracefully navigate ideas of interstitial identity.
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Gracefully she throws her arms up over her head, my whoosh now projected out of her mouth.
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We thank the owner and the staff for a beautiful meal and how gracefully he runs the restaurant.
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She handled it completely gracefully like the pro she is, hoisting herself up effortlessly and continuing her walk.
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Later, an orangutan waddled up a bank and calmly observed us before she gracefully climbed into the trees.
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The brunette beauty took attendees by surprise when she gracefully closed out the Marc Jacobs show Wednesday evening.
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As she walked gracefully forward to receive her award, I remembered something Angel had said two days earlier.
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Inconveniences will pop up, but you'll need to handle things gracefully because you don't know who is watching.
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Bynum handled the experience of having the police called just for doing her job gracefully, all things considered.
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I only spot a few zombie drunk imbibers, but people are handling themselves pretty gracefully considering the situation.
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The Mortal Kombat series has been around since 153, but it's a franchise that has aged surprisingly gracefully.
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On Instagram, Combs shared a video in which he gracefully makes his descent as a crowd below cheers.
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And it means building in redundancies so that the car can respond gracefully even if key components fail.
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Though they superficially look like crows, ravens are far larger and leaner, flying gracefully with a rowing motion.
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Was the brunch fruit able to rise gracefully above all the absurdity and have its moment of glory?
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She gracefully landed next to her father, who walked her the rest of the way down the aisle.
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Yet WhatsApp is still supports utilitarian communication that Snapchat's aggressively ephemeral private messaging feature doesn't handle as gracefully.
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In 2016, she released another book, The Longevity Book, in which she reveals her tricks to aging gracefully.
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"We've learned how to make those battery packs fail gracefully, even under the most extreme conditions," she said.
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Or at least, the former college football player simply suffered from a lack of ability to fall gracefully.
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He is so guarded, so calm and Kennedy-esque as he listens, nods and then gracefully says nothing.
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With a mysterious white cup in hand, the former Swedish prime minister gracefully videobombed a live news interview.
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Nevertheless, Adele recovered gracefully, and finished the song so that a distracted listener might not even have noticed.
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I owe a lot to my friends in terms of carrying my head high and gracefully letting go.
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He places it on the grill and gracefully flips it to achieve those crucial criss-crossed grill marks.
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Let's just say that the actress has gracefully morphed from play-it-safe newbie to complete beauty renegade.
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As career shifts become more common, it is more important than ever to know how to transition gracefully.
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"This is not a joke," he said, about as gracefully as a person in that situation possibly could.
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There is no doubt that Mosley has earned the right to exit the sport gracefully and with pride.
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Abdur-Rahkman dished the ball over to Poole, who jumped and gracefully unleashed his arcing, long-range shot.
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Moving gracefully between scenes, that consistent voice familiarizes us with not just the characters, but the author herself.
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I watch the culmination of his blood-stained training in Japan as he maneuvers behind the bar gracefully.
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They're just two people fumbling — one gracefully, the other not so much — toward what they hope is love.
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I may be an overly proud parent, but, somehow, at least for me, she bridges these sentiments gracefully.
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Griffin has gracefully referred to James as an "amazing partner" in making his personnel decisions for the Cavaliers.
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The cool person is gracefully competent at something, but doesn't need the world's applause to know his worth.
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Third-party hardware developer Hyperkin gracefully leaned into this with the Pupper grip, which will be available Dec.
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Boomers, naturally, took it all very gracefully (a conservative radio host called it "the n-word of ageism").
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Her new wellness book, Gracefully You: How to Live Your Best Life Every Day, hits bookshelves on Oct.
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There's a burdensome, long-winded seriousness to it, but Johnston writes in gracefully exact language with genuine heart.
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And it features beautiful women physically kicking men's asses, albeit a little less gracefully than Diana Prince does.
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Google's self-driving cars reached the point where they could gracefully handle most driving situations several years ago.
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He is showing us how to make the transition gracefully, even after the stroke and being limited physically.
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Although both goalies handled the situation gracefully in public, each also made it clear he wanted to play more.
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Sports uniforms are created to help athletes swim, run, jump, move, and fly faster, more gracefully, and prevent injury.
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Ryan may be aging gracefully, but she's more focused on her outlook on life and the people surrounding her.
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Now, its time for MoviePass to bow out gracefully before it damages the new industry it's helped to create.
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As children recite the Pledge of Allegiance, a close-up of the American flag flies gracefully in the wind.
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There's a single LCD screen in the body of the bike—gracefully staring right in the rider's crotch area.
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He&aposs been a decorated veteran, he served this country well, and he should be able to leave gracefully.
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On its 40th anniversary, most would agree that our critic's appraisal has aged less gracefully than the building itself.
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It's not so much of a knockout as it is bowing out gracefully with dignity to fight another day.
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Companies like Microsoft and IBM have found ways to age gracefully, finding new revenue streams and delivering shareholder value.
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Was it because the show carries each character, so gracefully, through the ups and downs of a life change?
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But Walmart has emerged as one Amazon competitor that is more gracefully transitioning to a world of e-commerce.
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Romney would perform a service, to himself and the nation, to gracefully withdraw from consideration as secretary of State.
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The lifestyle guru shared exactly what she does to age gracefully — green juice included — on The Dr. Oz Show.
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She has had success in business, gracefully navigated a nasty public divorce, and raised a thoughtful and intelligent daughter.
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Her ability to gracefully shrug off such blatant condescension is truly amazing, one might even say Oscar-worthy. pic.twitter.
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"I was kinda gracefully [trying to] back out of everything that had happened at that point," Nagengast told CNN.
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And though neither is open for long, jointweed's flowers persist on the plant, bending downward gracefully as they dry.
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There are many rousing speeches, gracefully shot training montages and moments that weigh heavily on the idea of honor.
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She's also handled things about as gracefully as she could given the circumstances, so no shots at Adele herself.
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He can climb up to ledges using his powerful arms, and lope himself around gracefully, given his massive size.
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Come the song's chorus, however, they come together for a gracefully synchronized routine in the middle of the street.
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She's a skillful rhetorician, gracefully navigating her way around partisan land mines by talking about babies and ancient Greece.
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Ms. Wu, calm and unshowy, casts a quiet spell as she gracefully plucks the strings of her lutelike instrument.
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Tall and lanky, he gracefully glides around less athletic tackles, taking inefficient but fairly pretty paths to the quarterback.
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Car companies believe they'll be able to navigate this transition gracefully, but Wall Street doesn't seem to believe it.
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Of course, there are many ways to age gracefully, and one man's health at 90 isn't proof of anything.
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The architects proposed suspending a filmy glass facade within a base gracefully lifted off the ground like a ballerina.
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" Thinking back on the project now, Mr. Pendleton said, he is somewhat incredulous, describing himself as "maybe gracefully naïve.
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Using a different sculpted mask for each of the miniatures, Ms. Hirano accompanied Ms. Buechner with gracefully stylized pantomimes.
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" "I guess other people would do this much more gracefully, but I&aposve had a long day, as usual.
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"I am honored that The R&A has accepted so gracefully the donation of my golf library," he said.
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She rose to her toes and turned gracefully, then toppled over like a felled tree and just lay there.
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Her melodies are still gracefully idiosyncratic, but she places them in settings far less glossy than her previous recordings.
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Amazingly, Atlas is able to roll gracefully along its back without any of its machinery getting squashed or tangled.
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I am deeply saddened that she will never get to enjoy grandchildren, a long retirement and growing old gracefully.
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She'd served them well and when she reached the end of her capabilities, she would gracefully shoulder the blame.
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"He prisoner's-dilemma'd us all into this as his campaign should be gracefully ending," a rival campaign operative said.
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Barolo is one of a handful of unfortified wines with the ability to age and evolve gracefully and beautifully.
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"The region overall has really struggled to grow gracefully over the past 20 years or so," John-Baptiste said.
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For the arrangements, I chose a variety of strong, vibrant flowers that would move gracefully with the ocean currents.
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Befitting its characters, Cars 22 feels more assembled than gracefully created, and its distinctly episodic nature holds it back.
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He gingerly picks up portions of potato fry bread dough and gracefully places them in a bubbling Dutch oven.
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But his paused response captured how I see his paintings: patient, right on, and living gracefully with time and timing.
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" Pence took the incident gracefully, calling the show an "incredible production" and saying the boos were "what freedom sounds like.
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She gracefully tells the leader of the island, Red Cargo, that Deni's death hasn't killed his influence on the people.
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Of course, before you can move on to (hopefully) greener pastures, it's important to resign gracefully from your current position.
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Watching her so gracefully defy and upend racial and gender barriers in Hollywood made us envision new possibilities for ourselves.
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This transition might help the aged and infirm — an increasing fraction of the population — to "age in place" more gracefully.
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It's true that most companies fail to exit gracefully, and of those that do, surprisingly few exit by going public.
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But the team's timing was on target and they pulled off the task at hand gracefully, although not without pain.
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Sam pops up, and scoots out of the booth less than gracefully, pointing to the bathroom, she'll be right back.
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The feature also doesn't handle multi-city vacations—like flying into one city then flying out of another—incredibly gracefully.
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But I also think that those students are so strong and have responded so gracefully to all of the comments.
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It's a simple subversion of video games' oldest trope, the retry, which gracefully implies the futility and grotesqueness of war.
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It should have faded away gracefully, content with knowing it had a profound impact on the future of video games.
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This is why it holds up so well, even as later, more "real"-looking CGI creations fail to age gracefully.
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As the reporters fired away, Epstein gracefully acknowledged why the questions were being asked but politely declined to answer them.
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On a recent weekend, the leads glided gracefully across the ice with one leg extended behind, looking like winterized flamingos.
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The song is as lilting and gracefully swinging as any of The Nubatones catalogue, with verse and chorus equally catchy.
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Suddenly he broke into movement, dashed to the edge of the platform and sliced gracefully into the bright blue water.
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Zweibel made the best of it, gracefully taking his audience of five to dinner at the local Legal Sea Foods.
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I sat down at Mr. Peck's bar and ordered a Manhattan, which he gracefully placed atop a digital gambling console.
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The French ice dancers Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron won silver a day after gracefully skating through a wardrobe malfunction.
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The former vice president is widely admired in the party for moving gracefully through tragedy and serving alongside Barack Obama.
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Smooth, silky and pale green from artichokes, leeks and herbs, this gorgeous appetizer will gracefully open any springtime dinner party.
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His narratives tend to unspool gracefully, starting quietly and growing more colorful and eclectic as one proceeds through the environment.
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Its drafters, having lived under a succession of woeful autocrats, sensed that future leaders might be reluctant to retire gracefully.
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Chris Wallace tactfully and gracefully filleting James Comey on the FISA warrants is a master class in how it's done.
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That he is not perceived to have aged as gracefully as Beckham, slowly attaining national treasure status, is worth examining.
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As someone approaching 60, I wonder when it's socially acceptable to move away from "leaning in" to stepping away gracefully.
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Emezi gracefully paints a picture of Lucille with dialogue, food and a sense of close-knit, unconventional families and communities.
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Laughing gulls take advantage of this sudden bounty, gracefully sweeping through the air and hawking these insects like enormous swallows.
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Thelma Blitz, New York City "The Lives They Lived" was a beautifully written issue that gracefully included Pedals the bear.
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An honorable president who cared about the country and its institution who was convicted might be expected to gracefully depart.
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To balance joy and desperation as gracefully as Mr. Baker does — to interweave giddiness and heartbreak — is no easy feat.
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Another book also bears the weight of a grown-up message, but this one carries it a bit more gracefully.
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Everyone was fine with this solution, and it allowed us to shift gracefully and easily to a national HDTV system.
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Many residents like to relax in open-air shops, sipping tea served gracefully by waiters from brass pots with long spouts.
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According to her LinkedIn, Brown worked as an interior decorator at the Northport, AL store called Gracefully Done for two years.
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The royal and the star of Grease and Saturday Night Fever gracefully spun around the checkered floor for about 15 minutes.
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A diver gracefully jumps off the platform at the Maria Lenk Aquatics Stadium during the Women's 10m Platform Preliminary on Wednesday.
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You want someone who is thoughtful, gracefully reluctant to the presidency, who can fight with depth, intellect, and conviction, he said.
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With Mercury in your sign, your ability to gracefully formulate your most complex thoughts is strengthened—use this to your advantage!
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As your correspondent surveyed the waterway, a pair of bottlenose dolphins—apex predators in estuarine conditions—arched gracefully from the water.
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"Gracefully accept a compliment, because saying, 'Oh, no, I'm not' doesn't help you or make you look any better," she says.
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And many of us have been waiting for this living legend to gracefully office, and enter a space of global acclaim.
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"Look, I really just want to concede gracefully, wish him the best, thank everybody, and get off the stage," she said.
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Boxing fans and pundits have long called for the retirement of Jones, who is hardly winding his fighting career down gracefully.
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Combat sports especially will rarely let a man age gracefully and almost never give us such an uplifting and inspirational tale.
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For him, the past was fluid; historical periods and literary allusions were meant to flow together as gracefully as the Tiber.
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It is just possible that the party could unify behind a new leader if Mr. Corbyn decided to step down gracefully.
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Five-month update (September 2019): More than any other pair of Allbirds I've owned, the Tree Breezers have aged most gracefully.
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Idris Elba, 2018's Sexiest Man Alive, gracefully shut down Chrissy Teigen's attempt to defend her husband as the newest honoree.
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Leatherology's shave bag is a great purchase if you want to gift your teen a leather bag that will age gracefully.
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If you were ever curious why Hummers don't have wings, it's because as you can see, they don't fly too gracefully.
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The rest of Ms. McIntyre's cast, too, catches the disorienting breeziness of a piece that comes gracefully by its thematic import.
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It's kind of one of those things that has to do with maturing gracefully and maturing and getting better with age.
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" So, Alshatti sought to create a succession of visuals that would produce an effect of "descending gracefully through an inward void.
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Pryor speaks on aging gracefully in emo rock, and how the current political and musical climate affected his new songwriting style.
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So he instinctually reached up a hand, nabbed it, and gracefully planted a foot in the end zone for the touchdown.
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And even if the message is unclear, his gracefully slinking delivery drives home at least one part of its spectral intent.
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Sometimes, at the start of a chorus, her vocals will swoop gracefully but viciously, like an eagle arcing through the sky.
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And she and Mr. Sweet inadvertently offered a lesson on how to gracefully handle these sorts of situations on social media.
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"Citkowitz's narrative flows seamlessly from past to present, folding time into pleats, shaking them gracefully loose," our reviewer, Dylan Landis, says.
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She favors French and Italian producers, many of them not quite famous, whose wines gracefully weave in and around the cooking.
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Practice helps, too — the more times you say no, the better you'll get at saying it gracefully and without getting uncomfortable.
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As the 24 qualifying contenders battle gracefully for gold, here's how to decode the scores in the longer free skate routine.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury clashes with Saturn, the planet of boundaries, encouraging you to change unhealthy relationship dynamics thoughtfully and gracefully.
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As I held the thing from its gracefully designed handle at a recent Sonos press event, I wondered one thing: Why?
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She was gracefully threatening beneath the basket and beyond the 3-point arc and was named the regional's most outstanding player.
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It's a resistance to the status quo, even just on the level of what records he chooses to gracefully braid together.
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However, Science Fair ends gracefully with Chinn wearing a hat that positions a small moon against a light, representing the sun.
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The premium, environmentally certified leather, available in four colors, is beautiful and ages gracefully through travels beyond this post-grad trip.
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The herons of the Courtly Hunt Cards step gracefully in a wetland landscape worthy of Audubon, with distant vistas and shimmering pools.
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The vehicle responded flawlessly to the outage, flashing a warning about a system failure and pulling over gracefully to a parking space.
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Against Cole Miller, Holloway flowed gracefully between both, often working from southpaw to shoot the left straight down the centre on Miller.
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Even cars accelerate more quickly, negotiate curves more gracefully (my car handles well, we say), and brake more confidently than ever before.
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In their YouTube series Womanhood, comedians Aparna Nancherla and Jo Firestone are committed to guiding you through the process of aging gracefully.
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Olenna met death gracefully, which is more than can be said for most of the now-dead characters on Game of Thrones.
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When you have a debate that revolves so much around fundamental principles it is difficult to persuade your opponent to gracefully concede.
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Now that the mother of one is in a different season of life, she is leaning into the idea of aging gracefully.
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Sports are said to help teach kids about teamwork and healthy competition, as well as life lessons like how to lose gracefully.
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He appears to do that to at least one crew member this season, though that mysterious person isn't ready to going gracefully.
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Though it was composed for the Second Vatican Council, "Vatican Rag" fits gracefully into a debate about liberalism in the current papacy.
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These majestic birds have, on occasion, shown their lack of agility on land, despite being able to swim gracefully in the water.
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The focus of the dress is the graphic open bateau neckline that gracefully frames the shoulders and emphasizes the slender sculpted waist.
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He gracefully dodges one tackle before lumbering toward the sideline, where it takes two Irish players to bring him to the ground.
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Brown also worked as a freelance makeup artist and hairstylist, and interior decorator at Gracefully Done in her hometown of Northport, Alabama.
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Isn't it so wonderful that with every new day there is a new opportunity to see things differently and live more gracefully?
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When Romero attempted to stall Whittaker out along the fence, Whittaker pummelled, caught Romero's wrist as he repummelled, and circled out gracefully.
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He was the epitome of a modern, multimedia professional who could report accurately, write gracefully, shoot images and produce audio and video.
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When choral music started to play, the first model glided into the room gracefully in a short, deep-yellow dress with ruffles.
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You can gracefully leave your date (or office party, or any social function you need escaping from) with a bona fide excuse.
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She steers gracefully through a zigzagging plot, slowing down for quiet, contemplative stretches and pausing for jokes that are irrelevant but irresistible.
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It's cozy, cooling, keeps me from sweating through the night, and as I've said before, it ages as gracefully as Meryl Streep.
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That moment of falling not so gracefully into the comforting smell of pillows and blankets is my favorite time of the day.
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There is no shame in wanting to age naturally or wanting to "age gracefully" with a little help from products or procedures.
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Unexpectedly, Angela found herself thinking, in a spirit of protecting Cecilia from all the dangers out there, Move more gracefully, less jerkily.
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And in his opening remarks, he talked about how George Washington had gracefully exited the stage, setting a path for future presidents.
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Their interiors are fully lined with leather, molding to your feet like a glove, while their leather uppers age gracefully over time.
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"While the expansion has been aging gracefully, we believe the global economy is past peak growth in the cycle," the firm wrote.
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The shop in Chinatown was the cutest of the bunch, sparsely but gracefully decorated with a mix of traditional and modern decor.
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But my interest never flagged; there were too many interesting words and little twists, and the theme was subtle and gracefully executed.
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They depict the winged horse of Greek mythology in pavé diamonds, flying gracefully across a night sky of midnight-blue anodized aluminum.
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The professional climber playbook dictated that if I really did insist on having children I should gracefully bow out of the sport.
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There are a lot of contradictions in this game, and especially in this moment — Adi Robertson gracefully navigates them in this piece.
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There are a lot of contradictions in this game, and especially in this moment — Adi Robertson gracefully navigates them in this piece.
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Many said Mr. Netanyahu, so entrenched and determined to survive, was simply gumming up the works by refusing to remove himself gracefully.
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"What we were adding wasn't growing, and when we stopped adding that, the cheese ripened more gracefully and deliciously," Mateo Kehler said.
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The massive research he undertook is evident, but he handles it gracefully; and this richly textured material unfolds at a gentle pace.
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I had pictured my arms as windmills, gracefully circling around, but she said that was less efficient, and bad for my shoulders.
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For much more about Jenna Dewan and her new book, Gracefully You, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.
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Even in that desperate scene, her presence was gracefully sad rather than melodramatic, with Lisa's suicide seeming both shocking and somehow preordained.
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When I ascended, I found him lit by a small window, balancing gracefully on the joists, carrying a bucket heavy with water.
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The plot pivots gracefully from accounts of the region's early white colonizers and despoilers through the worst years of the AIDS crisis.
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Some dances are presented without music: Accompanied only by the rhythmic patter of footsteps, the camera gracefully glides through long, uninterrupted shots.
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As the story opens gracefully, Menashe's struggle to balance his Orthodox religion and his own desire builds into a gentle human comedy.
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They&aposre either gracefully taught without criticism, or turn out to be more adept at Hanukkah traditions than the Jewish characters themselves.
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For me this is one of the main reasons that London has stayed ahead of many cities that haven't aged as gracefully.
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Gracefully avoiding the handshake of a female teacher, casting a skeptical eye on Londoners of every description, Raza is always good company.
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Messi struck the ball in full stride but with shocking delicacy, lifting a chip shot that arced gracefully across the penalty area.
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They fit perfectly in the heart of the wellness industry, which has so gracefully erased the line between self-care and medicine.
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There was a coral tone jumpsuit with a theatrically caped back, and a cable stitched sweater shimmying gracefully over a buoyantly tiered skirt.
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It navigates the group-VR experience gracefully by positionally tracking each Samsung Gear headset in space and showing other players as bird avatars.
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Each captures a young female figure in different poses: frozen in the arabesque position; bent backwards slightly with a tambourine; and bowing gracefully.
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" Southern elegance — gracefully done — is manifested in the store's back-log of projects, organized by styles like "French Country Charm" and "Rustic Elegance.
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If we're still restrictive in our immigration laws and not allowing people to come in, do we just age, but not so gracefully?
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Free Rein is gracefully, effortlessly itself, not unlike its main character Zoe, who, oddly enough, is an extremely well-adjusted 15-year-old.
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By never lingering too long in any one time period, Jenkins is able to gracefully highlight those points, without underlining them in bold.
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Then, before she continued to speak into her microphone (also gracefully), she folded the shirt with such precision and skill, I gasped. Gasped!
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Have you ever seen a human perform a trust fall so gracefully, so confident in his or her friend's ability to catch them?
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I think the perfect red carpet shoe is elegant and standout but also allows the star to move gracefully and command the room.
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But don't kid yourself: This season will just as vicious as the ones before, even if the Cartel's moves are more gracefully plotted.
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Approaching 41 in a profession that favours youth, he is not the type to transform gracefully into an elder statesman that says little.
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The Earth Is Surrounded By A Great Swirling Vortex Of TrashJust what are all those tiny, swirling dots swooping gracefully around the Earth?
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Do you remember precisely how much give the buttons had when you depressed them, how the disc hood yawned open gracefully, almost suspensefully?
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This was the cumulative effect of years of debate with Black, who did it gracefully, and with me, who probably did it snobbishly.
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It was a merger of convenience, a way for TiVo to get out of its slump and die gracefully without much shareholder pain.
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Leaping 80 feet up in the air and gracefully soaring distances as far as 1003 feet before landing back on frozen terra firma.
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While no one expects Donald Trump to accept defeat gracefully, the Republican Party has a clear interest in making his supporters feel respected.
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The next morning, Jamie and Ashley were both throwing themselves at Wells as gracefully as they could without physically sitting in his lap.
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Though the 23-year-old singer fell while walking down the stairs, she did so very gracefully and recovered like a true star.
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Choose your technologies (and your developers) wisely, and you will be able to move deftly, hire (relatively) easily, iterate quickly, and pivot gracefully.
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Depending on how their models for characters, landscapes and items work, developers may have to do some work to make Bitmoji work gracefully.
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The best ruse came in 1993 when he changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol that combined, gracefully, the male and female signs.
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The volume is remarkably slender for one of such drama and scope — beautifully written, Worth's words scudding easily and gracefully across the pages.
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Sporting a matching colorful outfit, the "Delicate singer sprinkles fairy dust and gracefully travels through the forest with Olivia and a DirectTV "spokesperson.
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We have gracefully assumed our place in modern society, and we hope that no one will ever have an excuse to harm us.
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"What matters to me is the VIX trade is an incredible testament to investor complacency here and complacency never unwinds gracefully," Atwater said.
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"For gracefully conquering comedy and drama on both the small and big screen, we're honoring Jennifer Aniston with 'The People's Icon of 2019.'"
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The goal of your nine-day utopian journey is to gracefully exit The Playa, leaving no trace, with an altered perception of reality.
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And like his brother he uses side steps to gracefully evade the bullrushes he doesn't feel confident enough to step in and counter.
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Mr. Warlikowski's Beauty (a wide-eyed Sabine Devieilhe, her voice gracefully fragile yet, when you least expect it, boldly tough) is in mourning.
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Let's at least be relieved that the show handled Richard's death well and gracefully, given the death of actor Edward Herrmann in 2014.
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Have you ever wondered how Olympic divers, with their tumbles, flips, and swirls, swan so gracefully into the pool from ten meters above?
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A great deal happens in "Hamlet" ("carnal, bloody and unnatural acts," as Horatio says); just as much in "Ophelia" but not always gracefully.
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While I easily grasp abstract concepts, I often can't convert them into tangible, step-by-step actions, making it difficult to communicate gracefully.
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It is assumed of esteemed white male actors that they will age gracefully into such roles, roaring and speechifying and showing their gravity.
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My favorite pigeons were the ones that gracefully traced figure eights, abruptly changing direction as if blown by a sudden gust of wind.
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For all this sonic density, the movement gracefully arrives at a serene chord that brings this all-to-brief concerto to its end.
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A universal fact of hosting is that you'll have to gracefully accommodate multiple guests with specific food preferences — and sometimes many at once.
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Wearing a green jacket and black jeans, she would gracefully whip her horse and race to the border as her passengers held tight.
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The meeting centered on antiterrorism policies and concluded with both leaders watching a France-England soccer match, which England gracefully lost, 3-2.
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As a social worker with 30 years' experience working in hospice care, Christina Ingenito expected to face death gracefully when her time came.
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The hilarious part was how gracefully Ms. Benanti walked the line between Ms. Trump's idea of seriousness and American politics' idea of it.
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McCann called Sanchez the best player in baseball during those final two months of the season, and ceded his job to him gracefully.
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Last fall, Dewan insinuated in her explanatory memoir/advice book Gracefully You that she found out about Tatum's new relationship in the tabloids.
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The gracefully designed center, at 333 Cedar Street, opened in 2010, two levels below the Harvey Cushing and John Hay Whitney Medical Library.
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Confessional and subversive, the song gracefully captures that tender line between self-inflation and self-sabotage, giving the enigmatic lyrics many possible interpretations.
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With 2012 came "Red," an album that&aposs aged so gracefully that it&aposs landed on numerous best albums of the 2010s lists.
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One of the most captivating of them is Joey Purp, a twenty-two-year-old rapper who gracefully navigates playfulness, furor, and sobriety.
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On Tuesday, Justin Timberlake posted a video to Instagram in which he gracefully introduced the world to this portmanteau, his voice gleefully sluggish.
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But what makes a Viola Davis awards show speech so good is the way she gracefully winds a theme through everything she says.
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Dubbed as the "Ice Princess" of the United Arab Emirates, she has gracefully glided and jumped over obstacles put forward by her own community.
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" On aging gracefully – and colorfully: "I think I have reached an age when I can have pink hair if I want – or blue hair.
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The movie teeters gracefully between satire and drama, taking jabs at superstition and non-Western exploitation with an impressive performance from its young lead.
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Not because you're gay and he's straight, but because it's hard to respond gracefully when anyone likes you in a way you can't reciprocate.
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The ability to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances or fail gracefully if not will be critical in the launch ecosystem of the near future.
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Now, they're not-so-gracefully trying to foist her off onto one of the kids, comparing her to a dying hamster in the process.
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I'm feeling tired and decide this is my moment to gracefully exit, so I say bye to my friends and meet my roommate outside.
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And my mom has been someone who's really aged gracefully and naturally, and that's been really incredible for my sister and I to watch.
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Instead of ripping my clothes off item by item as we move gracefully to the bedroom, she gets confused about where my bodysuit unbuttons.
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How else could you create a robot that looked so inhuman, and that could also run around the film's post-apocalyptic environments so gracefully?
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Unfortunately, big, well-funded publishers staffed with true tech talent haven't been able to gracefully navigate the constantly changing playing field set by Facebook.
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The Island, 2005: This wig is talented at moving gracefully with a subtle breeze, but not talented at convincing me it's not a wig.
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There's also something about wearing high heels and a corset that allows you to move so gracefully, and just makes you feel so confident.
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Boxing is a short career so you gotta go for broke and take it as far as you can, before you bow out gracefully.
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I didn't have the best hair in the world, it was definitely thinning, and I decided to just accept defeat gracefully, very early on.
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Europe's troubles are more exposed in Florence's gracefully aging architecture than in the glass and concrete HQ construct that is the European Union's headquarters.
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You can always stock up on more colors, but I guarantee you will thank yourself for beginning with one that weathers repeated wears gracefully.
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While the '0003 Continental is huge by today's standards, designers thought it was too short for backseat passengers to exit gracefully with traditional doors.
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Nimmo had left for Las Vegas before Alderson could see him, and Alderson said he had heard that d'Arnaud had handled the situation gracefully.
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Alongside one of her favorite designers, Norma Kamali, and writer Michaela Angela Davis, the video, on dispelling beauty myths and aging gracefully, went viral.
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And as for teaching your child how to win and win gracefully, remind them how it felt when they were on the losing side.
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That's something we as a community are working through but I think we're working through it quite gracefully if I do say so myself.
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They buy into their own character and often, however gracefully, ultimately descend into a caricature of whatever they set out to be decades before.
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And whatever instincts he had—while suspended seemingly frozen in midair—were immaculate, as the ball drifted gracefully through the back of the net.
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By adding a swirl of cascading synth bars, Void creates a track entirely independent from Godin's originals while gracefully tipping her hat to it.
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It's a cute, if way-too-hard weirdo platformer that certainly hasn't aged as gracefully as Kirby and Mario, but there's something to it.
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Once a self-described beer-drinking trucker bride, in the show's last episode Donovan gracefully walked down the aisle in layers of white taffeta.
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She's also gracefully navigated the GOP's flood of negative coverage of her and has participated in a meme that was meant to shame her.
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Life happens and people sometimes quit more quickly than is ideal, so you have my blessing to gracefully resign without explaining the entire timeline.
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"Even though it was a campaign coming to an end, campaigns should come to an end gracefully and not owe money," Mr. Batra said.
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Retiring CALL them boomerang retirees: people who exit gracefully after their career at a company, then return shortly afterward to work there part time.
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And there are some inevitable failures when Mama's recipes don't make the jump to reality gracefully, but even a failure can offer something valuable.
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One envelope sent from Virginia has a school of dolphins etched in pencil floating gracefully across the front, bubbles trickling upward to the paper's edge.
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I miss the way you would so gracefully scoop up Ariah and Aden, and the way you took their hands and walked away to play.
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For Brinkley, this means feeding her pets food that is designed to meet all of their needs, especially those that help them age gracefully too.
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Oh—and she can defy the laws of nature and somehow walk gracefully on sidewalk-grates in the tallest of high heels and never fall.
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I'm taking the Bentayga up a 35-degree dune, arcing gracefully across the face, then powering down to the trough before ascending the next one.
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Another post from Finn's Twitter account shows the precious pooch gracefully jumping over a folding chair on the field during some downtime in the game.
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Before ever stepping foot inside the Bachelor Mansion, Hannah Brown worked for an interior design studio in Newport, Alabama called Gracefully Done for two years.
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The agents called Mexican authorities and disassembled the catapult which was rather gracefully constructed from square tubes welded together, a heavy spring mechanism, and rope.
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Mashable has put together a helpful Twitter List full of accounts you're going to want to follow to survive Trump's presidency as gracefully as possible.
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They gracefully accept the famous Spider-Man adage of great power coming with great responsibility, and set out to save the world over and over.
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I had enlisted my coworker to go with me, and we decide to sit at the bar, climbing not-so-gracefully onto the oversized stools.
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After really screwing up a patient's case (the poor kid almost lost his kidney), Karev is reassigned to the clinic, which he accepts fairly gracefully.
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Gracefully negotiating a commitment with someone of high ranking is possible on Sunday, when pleasure planet Venus makes a gentle, harmonious connection with hardworking Saturn.
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Because it's real leather it ages gracefully and I've had a few leather bags of this type that have lasted for a decade or more.
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Cameras on the Okeanos Explorer, a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) research vessel, caught the animal gracefully swimming at a depth of 2.7 miles.
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Its future wasn't one of highways, but of narrow cement tracks looping gracefully between city and suburb, connecting increasingly alienated parts of the American landscape.
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It's a recipe for a repeat of the Florida fiasco in 2000—except that unlike Al Gore, Trump is hardly one to bow out gracefully.
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Then there's that classic scene in Purple Rain where Morris Day and Jerome literally throw a woman in a bin, which hasn't aged so gracefully.
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As for the rest of us, we should live our lives to the full, and when our natural time comes bow out gracefully and quickly.
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Some have ended only after weeks of rancor, while in others, the loser bowed out gracefully, even when there were ample grounds for fighting on.
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It's off-putting, but you can make data actually fail gracefully and then you will help it along and you will make it better. Really?
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In the nearly three whole months after Endless gracefully leeched 54 dollars from my credit card, we had both the Grammys and the Golden Globes.
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This would help Facebook gracefully transition to the post-News Feed era while it teaches advertisers how to use the full-screen Stories ad format.
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Per the show's setup, after reading out the verdict, Peter gracefully launches into a quiet tirade against the winner, Jane: "Enjoy the money," Peter says.
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I would like to handle this as gracefully as possible while still being a better negotiator for myself than I have been in the past.
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Chris's insides had been gracefully diverted; on the right side of his stomach he now had an ileostomy, in which the small intestine becomes external.
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I didn't try to overly conceptualize the mix, but rather make it feel like an experience or journey which moves gracefully through different human emotions.
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The choice to use the captain's side was strange because the instrument failure was clearly on that side, but the autopilot gracefully agreed to help.
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An adventure writer and contributor to Outside magazine, Heller gracefully describes the contours of the West and the effect they have on the careful observer.
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As an English major from the 20th century, I was dazzled by how gracefully this theme wove its way through the fabric of the puzzle.
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The American Ballet Theater dancer gracefully twirled around in the 3.75-inch stilettos to demonstrate how the brand's footwear seamlessly brings together fashion with function.
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"We look for a concise, well-argued letter, ideally in the range of 150 words, making a strong case and written gracefully," said Mr. Feyer.
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ANONYMOUS No. Focus your energy on learning to accept a gift gracefully (by savoring the loving spark that prompted it and thanking your guy sincerely).
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After 20 or so minutes in the air, we gracefully touch back down and head inside to join the rest of the team for lunch.
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Car Care Gracefully exiting a car can sometime be difficult, especially if you are wearing a skirt and photographers are parked right outside the car door.
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Instead, all you see is a floating, curved screen, held up by a stem that connects gracefully to a nearly full-width, yet low profile base.
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The three stand at the edge of the water, and Corina gives a count of "1, 2, 3" before gracefully leaping in with a forward dive.
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None of the veterans is playing his very best tennis these days, but all three are ageing gracefully, easily swatting aside threats from up-and-comers.
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I gracefully declined and deboarded the plane on my own accord without any incident and as you can see in the video no disturbance took place.
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Pong walked us through the best ways to gracefully and effectively follow up after a phone interview to make sure you get that in-person interview.
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If Donald Trump really wanted his children to become like British royals, he'd need to teach them the distinctly Windsor art of giving up power gracefully.
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Despite the injury, she gracefully performed before New York crowds with her cast covered by her couture gown, her limp camouflaged by leaning against a piano.
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That approach became especially apparent in Wind Waker which was stylized in a way that has aged much more gracefully than most games of its generation.
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When a piece of food was left hanging on her face, the new mom gracefully licked it off with her tongue — and looked fabulous doing it.
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And then in the final week of the month, you will gracefully land on your feet in exactly the right place and at the right time.
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One Amertape collector said his tapes from the D-Day invasion in 20173 are still playable, but it's unclear how gracefully the Nuremberg translation Amertapes aged.
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With his shaved head, crystalline eyes and slightly frowning lips, he sits in the lotus position, his robe enveloping his body in curving, gracefully rhythmic folds.
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But even if Super Mario Odyssey doesn't age as gracefully as Super Mario World, that doesn't diminish what Nintendo has managed to accomplish with the Switch.
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Thank you so much for taking the time to meet with me,' — the only way I could think to shut it down gracefully and excuse myself.
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Morgan appears to bear all of this as gracefully as can be expected, but she's clearly frustrated with how Weiner's extracurricular exploits have affected the campaign.
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But at the heart of it all was a simple story, gracefully told—and nowhere is that depth of feeling more apparent than in "Baby Mine".
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It's amazing to see them gracefully pedal past on bikes piled high with colorful cargo, but the impact is lost amid the chaos of Vietnam's capital.
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Starting with his back to the audience, Fassbender performed what he called a flick swan dive, gracefully launching himself backward and landing into a perfect worm.
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John McCain's wife gracefully shut down Senator Lindsey Graham's assertion McCain would have grown to like Donald Trump if the two had spent more time together.
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While Eagles' show is set in one space, the Carte Blanche Performance Ox Prowl features silent actors gracefully gliding around the other exhibits at Up Late.
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KATWIJK, the Netherlands — Its wings beating against a gathering breeze, the eagle moves gracefully through a cloudy sky, then swoops, talons outstretched, on its prey below.
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And so we tried to put together a really fun press tour look that coincided with her book, Gracefully You, and the vibe of that book.
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It's thorough, judicious (except for her annoying insistence on calling Powell "Tony"), and gracefully written, and it renders obsolete an earlier, chattier biography by Michael Barber.
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Another aide told CNN that Pelosi worked behind the scenes with Conyers and other CBC members to lay the groundwork for him to step aside gracefully.
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All of those words will be said with sincerity and admiration for who she was, all she did and the American spirit she embodied so gracefully.
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Less frenetic in approach, the empowering "Solo De Mí" trots gracefully for two minutes until an air raid siren signals the coming satisfying rumble of trap.
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An agave plant spends about a decade growing in the gorgeous Mexican countryside before a highly skilled mezcalero gracefully harvests it for our mezcal-drinking pleasure.
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The dancers moved through a steep amphitheater before entering the pool, traversing its entirety with gracefully humorous choreography, assiduously avoiding a brackish puddle at one end.
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However, while I pride myself on being someone who can handle large amounts of drugs gracefully and inventively, I have never actually done a beer bong.
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This clarity could emerge from a stressful situation, but you Taurus people are famous for being cool cucumbers, so I'm sure you'll navigate this stress gracefully.
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The month wraps up with a super, full, blue moon eclipse in Leo— that's a mouthful, but if anyone can say that gracefully, it's you, Gemini.
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She had become disillusioned with television news and concerned about whether women in the TV news business would be allowed to "age gracefully" in their jobs.
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But it does indicate the presence of unusual and clever clues and entries that hold together gracefully and make for a slick, fairly difficult Saturday puzzle.
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This, says Amazon, will allow it to tackle more complex tasks (like ordering an Uber or notifying you about a delayed flight) more naturally and gracefully.
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Jackson can now bow out somewhat gracefully, saying the political partisanship exhibited by Democrats was simply not something he was willing to put his family through.
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To me, so much of the pathos of Bach's music lies in the way it gracefully or reluctantly bends toward the inevitable; this choreography remained uncommitted.
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I've been on both sides of this one, as an employee and a manager, and there are a few things you can do to exit gracefully.
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There are many beautiful songs that are best heard within the context of an album, when an artist has weaved their tracklist together seamlessly and gracefully.
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Meanwhile, Lincoln "the al dente dentist" (Hannibal Buress) gracefully breaks up with Ilana, who has to contend with feeling heartbroken even though she's a polyamorous queen.
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Many athletes have aged gracefully, some have simply changed up their looks, while others, frankly, don&apost appear to have aged at all over the years.
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Mr. Haynes's oscillation between the story's two halves is gracefully handled (the editor is Affonso Gonçalves), but it can create a frustrating sense of narrative interruptus.
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Even if you fall over the edge of a cliff, the hero is quick to pull out a little parasol and float gracefully to the ground.
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In addition, nine incumbent presidents have lost re-election, including three in the last half-century, and all have peacefully (if not always gracefully) yielded power.
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"Oculate Beings" gracefully ties together American fiddle music with a tambourine led drum part that shuffles along and wouldn't sound out of place on sitar music.
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All the strange and colorful influences of her youth and path thus far commingle gracefully on Jubilee's debut album After Hours, out October 903 via Mixpak.
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It's a really long time, so for people to hang in there or exit gracefully or exit abruptly is sort of, I think, par for the course.
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When Bernie Sanders ended months of speculation about whether—and how gracefully—he would endorse Hillary Clinton for president, he didn't take any chances he'd be misunderstood.
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Two minutes after the Falcon Heavy launched, the two side booster rockets fell gracefully from the central rocket, as planned, and plummeted back into the Earth's atmosphere.
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"All I really care about, is that I'm able to age gracefully and that I don't ever look like a wax figure of myself," she told PEOPLE.
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It's entirely possible that the Apple Watch Series 4 might even handle the different DST (reversing an hour instead of advancing) in Europe and North America gracefully.
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Diana took the hand of John Travolta, star of Grease and Saturday Night Fever, and the pair gracefully spun around the checkered floor for nearly 30 minutes.
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They also criticized the iconic show for its lack of diversity and offensive plot lines, pointing out that SATC has not aged as gracefully as its cast.
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Julien Baker's original version of "Good News," recorded for her gracefully devastating 2015 LP Sprained Ankle, was a forceful drone of harmonies and two-string guitar chords.
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Enough of these lil niggas running round like I ain't make y'all 🙄 I gracefully gave u a style to run with like it was your own.
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Tyler, we recognize that we are undeserving of the lessons you are so gracefully teaching us — but we promise to learn from your bravery and do better.
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And once you've repeated a section a few times, you start feeling like an agent from Mission Impossible, gracefully slipping into the perfect location for each shot.
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Instead of taking a tumble and losing a lot of points, she corrected her balance and somehow performed a triple spin and gracefully landed on the beam.
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I feel like this is a very important movement and I hope it will gracefully lead to a better working environment for women in Hollywood, for sure.
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Something where I can say I worked hard for this and can grow old gracefully and hope the world accepts me and lets me rest in peace.
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When asked to compare her own divorce to the one depicted on the show, Balsam said her ex-husband managed the situation more gracefully than Church's character.
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Yes, children who were taken from the projects to the suburbs in their teens did not do so well; teenagers are not known for handling disruption gracefully.
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Christian, who gracefully straddles a host of styles and genres, contemplates the mysteries of human existence with the help of an 18-member ensemble surrounding the audience.
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She has built a website to promote her book, created a newsletter and recorded five sample podcasts — called "Raging Gracefully" — which she plans to release in April.
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If I were writing the next chapter in a long history, I'd mention how gracefully Diego Garcia has grown into his new job as the restaurant's chef.
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I have a long history with the New York Times Crossword, and I'm dropping in today to show you how to struggle gracefully with a Friday puzzle.
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The novel has a romantic slowness, unfurling gracefully, little by little, to show how quickly the present gives way to the future, or concedes to the past.
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Both of those elements are so fanciful, and they're so gracefully incorporated into this grid, that even if your solving experience is challenging, it's full of zing.
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"We tried to look for ways that we could gracefully live together with all our differences," Louisiana-based Bishop Cynthia Fierro Harvey told the New York Times.
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After two and a half years on the job, Wray, a low-key former prosecutor and corporate lawyer, has inspired loyalty for handling a difficult situation gracefully.
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Clinton gracefully faced an 6900-hour interrogation by the House Select Committee on Benghazi and still the GOP led investigation found only she used a private server.
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" Dave Heger, a senior analyst at Edward Jones said the two founders "likely felt the time was right to step down gracefully and let him take over.
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On Tuesday afternoon, he handed the Cowboys reigns to Prescott in a speech that for years will define aging gracefully in sports and true leadership in general.
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It now gracefully floats in the air like an illusion straight out of David Copperfield's repertoire—but somehow even more captivating because you know how it works.
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A technician jogs across the pad, pulls the pin anchoring the stratollite, and sidesteps the craft as it gracefully begins its journey to the edge of space.
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Administrators who find themselves in trouble and are quickly promoted, moved to another location or retire gracefully for that six-figure landing spot with a private prison.
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A weekend lunch just before Christmas was one of the most satisfying meals I've eaten in a long time — thoughtfully proportioned, gracefully shaped, intelligently seasonal, quietly festive.
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In a book so intimate — Thomson's family, friends and husband are all in here — she needs to walk a very thin line, and she does it gracefully.
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As a professional breakup coach, she can help you firm up resolve to (gracefully) dump your partner—or she can help you work through a painful split.
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These images are few and far between, usually stopping like deer in a set of headlights, only to gallop gracefully off into the misty forest of memory.
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That means you have to remove the Surface Pro's keyboard and shift the Surface Pen onto a magnet on the dock for it to slide into place gracefully.
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In the photo, Griffith is lying on the kitchen counter, right leg gracefully kicked in the air, getting her hair washed by Cunningham's assistant — in the kitchen sink.
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There are current limiters so that the device checks itself 1,000 times per second so that if it were over-delivering stimulation it would gracefully shut itself off.
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My 10-year-old daughter could pedal fine, but she wasn't quite tall enough (4 feet 9 inches / 23 cm) to bring the bike to a gracefully stop.
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While the finale dress' dramatic maxi-length surely helped spread out the bulk of all those beads, it's still impressive that Lindsay was able to move so gracefully.
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In her theory, the responsibility wasn't on men to change; it was on women to lean in — gracefully, perhaps in a power pose, but never forcefully or abrasively.
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"Because every Perdix communicates and collaborates with every other Perdix, the swarm has no leader and can gracefully adapt to drones entering or exiting the team," added Roper.
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They all look different but embrace the same basic idea: you have to take on hordes of baddies while gracefully dodging around a torrential downpour of enemy fire.
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Some of us are able to calmly and gracefully pick up a few items from Sephora, keep them in an organized space, and move on with our lives.
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Someone took off from a ramp emblazoned with "WINNER" and gracefully landed on another labeled "LOSER," and the arbitrarily binary bounds of social competition came crashing into mind.
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When you see a field of wheat in summer, the spikes of grain rippling gracefully in the breeze, you probably won't have guessed that the plants are fat.
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"The focus of the dress is the graphic open bateau neckline that gracefully frames the shoulders and emphasizes the slender sculpted waist," the palace said in a statement.
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Will a spritz of fragrance lead you into the arms of your soulmate and give you the sudden power to glide gracefully over Italian cobblestone streets in stilettos?
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What was once a very folky art fair has since transformed into a fair that skirts gracefully between outsider art world and the New York art world mainstream.
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But that doesn't mean that with a different candidate in a different year it might someday be realized; as Clinton gracefully noted in her concession speech on Wednesday.
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I was surprised he wasn't seen as the top free-agent back, and I think the lack of workload he carried in Miami will help him age gracefully.
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No, colette hasn't fallen prey to the ever-changing retail landscape — it gracefully bowed out of a game in which it's no longer interested in being a part.
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On network and cable, across ages and races, women on today's small-screen landscape are rocking straight, voluminous hair that dissolves gracefully into loose waves about halfway down.
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Throughout the years she has managed to lose gracefully, doing so even on Saturday as she quieted boos from the crowd and comforted and congratulated a crying Osaka.
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Picture Prompts Julia Sardella, a French synchronized swimmer, has created a mermaiding school that teaches girls how to swim gracefully in colorful leggings that end in a monofin.
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She gracefully danced around politically dicey questions from senators but made a point, on national television, of noting their commitments to reduce crime and fix overloaded federal courts.
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But at 22, and having promised in three languages (Latvian, Spanish and English) at 19 that he was no soft, shy European, he has gracefully embraced his promotion.
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Bonus for the educationally minded: Jane pulls off the unusual feat of being both suspenseful and informative, gracefully incorporating technical details about the boat into high-drama scenes.
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But if these big, action-heavy franchises are bound to continue into the fourth, fifth, sixth outing and beyond, one can only hope they do so this gracefully.
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It's the ability to move gracefully through your identities — to have the passions, blessings and hurts of one balanced by the passions, blessings and hurts of several others.
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Mr. Abadi, whose list is among the top five winners in the elections, gracefully accepted the results — a rare gesture — and promptly congratulated Mr. Sadr on his success.
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In her new wellness book, Gracefully You: How to Live Your Best Life Every Day, Dewan, 38, writes about the reasons she and Tatum, 39, called it off.
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There's a roasted pear stuffed with vanilla ice cream standing gracefully upright amid candied almonds, the golden folds of its skin clinging to it like a silk shawl.
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Apple's recent software track record for the Mac makes it hard to give the company the benefit of the doubt that it can gracefully handle a processor transition.
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Dr. Godefroit said the dinosaur lacked webbed feet, so it is unlikely that it swam like a swan, gracefully gliding on the water's surface while feverishly paddling below.
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She's not only telling us how to do so happily (and gracefully) in her latest book, she's also showing us by embracing her wrinkles in a makeup-free selfie.
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Then, it makes its way into the weight room where it leaps right over a bench press and into another room where it gracefully hops over several more machines.
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Relax. Here are twelve ways to gracefully handle a text message from an unknown sender with as little pain and embarrassment as possible — plus eleven things you should avoid.
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And finally he turned his head gracefully off to the side, stepped up the trail a few feet, and I swooped by him and went up to my camp.
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Truth was, I was also intent on following a wise American tradition of ex-presidents gracefully exiting the political stage and making room for new voices and new ideas.
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Uruguayan striker Cristhian Stuani found himself with space amidst a bumbling Sunderland defense, and lifted the ball gracefully but with pace into the far upper corner of the net.
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On top of finding out what each of the film's character are up to, Knightley teases that viewers will also get to see which cast member aged most gracefully.
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The Duchess handled the situation gracefully, which is good considering a fall in her $5,490 Oscar de la Renta Resort 2019 wrap cocktail dress would not have been good.
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It was rumored that he had been ill in the days leading up to the fight, which would have explained this display—or anything short of gracefully robotic pursuit.
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"You can drop a neural network powered car in locations it has never seen before, and have it gracefully perform, using techniques human use [from] past experience," Cameron said.
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But like gardening, the key to actualizing this vision is to do it gently and gracefully, otherwise the seeds you've worked so hard to plant will die before sprouting.
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Sunday's full Moon in Pisces—which will more acutely affect Virgos/Virgo ascendants—heightens your sensitivity around relationships and provides you with psychic intuition to gracefully draw a close.
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"Isn't it so wonderful that with every new day there is a new opportunity to see things differently and live more gracefully?" she wrote, along with a heart emoji.
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She's well-suited, then, for the task of transmitting Anohni's lyrics, and she does so gracefully, rocking ever so slightly to the electronic beats that back the dark song.
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Everyone tends to fall for Jennifer Lopez -- just ask A-Rod -- but this weekend was different, 'cause she was actually in Vegas falling for us ... and bouncing back gracefully.
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Like pastry flaking off of a toasted buttery croissant, or snow falling over an idyllic country village, the irritated skin crumbs fall gracefully away from her scalp with ease.
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And while dad Johnny Depp admits that he's impressed with how the teen has gracefully handled her rise in the limelight, he can't help but feel a little sentimental.
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Blowouts are bound to happen, it teaches a valuable lesson to children on how to lose gracefully and be a good sport and encourages them to work even harder.
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He is cerebral and soft-spoken, and his jokes don't forcefully build momentum so much as gracefully waltz from setup to punch line, each move subtle and carefully designed.
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Even for calls that don't quite go as expected, the Assistant can handle these interactions quite gracefully — though Google obviously only demoed two examples that worked out quite well.
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He gets a severance package worth $72 million — but he would have gotten that anyway under his contract had he simply accepted his fate months ago and exited gracefully.
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This person sits behind them at the ceremony, walks up with them onto the stage, and stands by gracefully, giving the induction a sense of continuity with the past.
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Power Forward, Croatia (international) There's a lot to like in a player who is built like a center and moves gracefully and swiftly on both ends of the court.
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It has long been assumed that Durant's game would age gracefully, given his lean build and tremendous size, but no injury in basketball inspires dread like an Achilles' rupture.
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Although Dr. Cuzzi is skeptical of the time frame in the new study, he agreed it is likely that the rings will gracefully degrade as the solar system matures.
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Many legends make work that feels untouchable, but even when Berman—as he often did—was gracefully exploring the dark parts of the human psyche, his work felt approachable.
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She dropped gracefully to one knee in front of a low green-glass table and signed the forms, sliding them back toward Liang, who added his signature beside hers.
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The young adulthood and middle age of Julieta, the heroine of Pedro Almodóvar's new movie, are shadowed by death and abandonment, which she does her best to handle gracefully.
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Perhaps it is time for central banks to gracefully exit the long and arduous process of quantitative easing before the scars it leaves behind are too tough to handle.
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Also, take heart in the fact that you get to direct the narrative here: After bowing out gracefully, feel free to keep the news to yourself for a bit.
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The plot pivots gracefully — this is a supremely confident literary performance — from accounts of the region's early white colonizers and despoilers through the worst years of the AIDS crisis.
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But because everyone learns from the specifics of their own past relationships, I also asked a host of friends who feel they're mastered the art of breaking up gracefully.
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An island of flesh, once living and swimming gracefully through these ancient seas, bobbed silently, at times yanked violently to the side or jolted upward by forces below it.
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Last week, after his dramatic break-up with contestant (and until then, frontrunner) Cassie Randolph, Colton gracefully jumped the fence separating him The Bachelor's surveillance state from the real world.
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" But the real scare came when a clearly frustrated Weezy tweeted, "I am now defenseless and mentally defeated & I leave gracefully and thankful I luh my fanz but I'm dun.
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The sports sedan taking me through it all gracefully handles each twist of the wheel, each jab at the brake and accelerator, acting as though the Nürburgring is home territory.
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He was only saved from sacking after Seehofer, an immigration hard-liner, intervened to create an alternative senior post for him in his ministry, allowing him to bow out gracefully.
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When I think about Motown that gracefully put the spotlight on black music & artists and the CULTURE during black history month… Ummm NO #JLo is not who comes to mind.
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By building in rich media features like photos, stickers, GIFs, payments, apps, location, and transportation, Messenger has tried to convince people to ditch SMS, which does none of those gracefully.
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Fashionably late as ever, Sarah Jessica Parker has come to a conclusion most of us came to years ago: Sex and the City didn't age as gracefully as its cast.
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The key to walking gracefully in shoes that are two sizes too big: stuff padding or tissue in the excess space, and remove it when your feet start to swell.
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This slick, at times emotional documentary -- which premieres Monday on Spike TV -- offers a sympathetic portrait of a man who gracefully shouldered the massive expectations he bore as a birthright.
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Our 45-minute bonding time is fun and challenges them to reach their potential, to keep balance and stretch gracefully while avoiding an accidental toot … especially from an unpredictable baby.
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The performer's hands, isolated on a screen, have a life of their own, the long, slender fingers nervously, gracefully, twitching and fluttering, climbing the air in a kind gestural coloratura.
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The NES Classic's performance is great news for the Switch: It's a timely reminder that Nintendo can and always has made games that excel at fun, and that age gracefully.
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"Despite what the Bible says about divorce my church community was there for me every step of the way, never judging, just gracefully accompanying me on my walk," he continued.
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While Ivanka gracefully adapted to a very public role, Eric Trump, the youngest and least well-known of Donald and Ivana Trump's children, has been slow to make his mark.
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If you've ever wanted a text message conversation to simply go away, but still wanted to do it gracefully, there's a new bot that will help do that for you.
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A few hours on from the release of JAY-Z's thirteenth studio album, 4:44, and the conversation has gracefully shifted away from the fact that it's a TIDAL exclusive.
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First up, circumlocutory Joe—a dear friend of mine, a sergeant, who died gracefully (legs blown off, screaming) after the cover he was hiding behind was hit by grenade fire.
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A few hours on from the release of JAY-Z's thirtheenth studio album, 4:44, and the conversation has gracefully shifted away from the fact that it's a TIDAL exclusive.
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On a lightweight wing and possibly a few prayers, Sacha Dench gracefully glided over Dover's white cliffs Monday, becoming the first woman to cross the English Channel in a paramotor.
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It's a popular look right now, but because it's so simple and versatile, it's also one of the few trends that will age gracefully as a smart, long-lasting investment.
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But much like Netflix's other over-the-hill comedy, "Grace and Frankie," it's an amusing look at aging grudgingly, not gracefully -- more about the talent and situations than the premise.
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Expect a raft of people to either bow out gracefully to avoid humiliation or toss away their travel schedules and move all their staff to one primary state full time.
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Drama pops up out of nowhere today, Capricorn, but fortunately you are one of the most composed signs in the zodiac, and you will be able to handle it gracefully.
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Our group watched in awe as caribou completed the longest migration of any mammal on the globe, quietly appearing over a rise as they gracefully entered their traditional birthing area.
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As much as it was gracefully cut and draped, it also spoke of armor and female strength, of the need to gird yourself to fight for what you believe in.
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His conditioning class at the School of American Ballet, which included male dancers aged 14 through 18, focused on building strength to enable students to lift a female partner gracefully.
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"We are going to have to accept some risk, but my concern is we need to figure out how to develop what we call systems that fail gracefully," she said.
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When they visit, they'll bring food or cleaning supplies—and we always gracefully accept when they offer to pay for things that are a bit more expensive, like nice shampoo.
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Instead, accompanied by five musicians, he gives us the stamping, percussive footwork and gracefully undulating arms and wrists of kathak, the classical Indian form bequeathed to him by Mr. Khan.
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The cat would give the car a run for its money, and the birds could surely soar more gracefully than the plane, running on pigeon flesh rather than fossil fuel.
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The ballet dancer Misty Copeland, who makes a brief appearance during the film and in the closing credits, is the highlight, gracefully unhindered by silly dialogue in two dance sequences.
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", she gracefully emphasized the importance of inclusion, and in making a statement about creating and filling opportunities, hilariously wove in her Snatch Game catchphrase (snatchphrase?) "any hole is a goal!
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Perhaps Justin Trudeau of Canada and Emmanuel Macron of France can be assigned that designation, but neither of them carries it off as gracefully and authentically as Mr. Obama did.
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In the worst of all worst cases, they might even take up arms — especially if the ousted president refuses to depart gracefully and instead terrorizes the polity that rejected him.
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Roman cinches his deal, Kendall gracefully saves the hearing by calling Gil out for personal bias against ATN, and Shiv successfully convinces Gil's key witness to not take the stand.
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Some artists haven't been able to land quite as gracefully, and in recent years, the curation of surprise acts at festivals and concerts has often been met with similar antagonism.
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Together the couple lives in a gorgeous old pile in the Paris suburbs, peeling local mushrooms (her) and keeping distant secrets (him) while aging more or less gracefully in place.
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Two illuminating recent books manage to convey a similar sentiment, focused on the uninhibited love of science and math, while still gracefully incorporating the thorny topic of women in science.
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"You make sure that you have failure capability that you can degrade gracefully to where you're never in a spot where you can't get the humans home safely," Ferguson said.
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Though he was the pick of Barcelona's attacking players, outshining Messi, Luis Suárez and Andrés Iniesta, the Brazilian was not quite as smooth, as gracefully destructive, as he could be.
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The Christian characters are not expected to know anything about Hanukkah, and are either gracefully taught without criticism or miraculously more adept at Hanukkah traditions than the Jewish characters themselves.
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" The gallery presented the Vermont senator's minimal manlo in various incarnations, including "When it gracefully flowed in the Washington air" and "When it puffed itself out like a glorious mane.
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Grant retired from acting in 1966, when Jennifer was born, and became the mellow, snow-haired exemplar of a Hollywood star who ages not only age gracefully, but beautifully, even meaningfully.
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She received a warm ovation as she made her way down to the finish line before gracefully submitting to interviews in English, French, German and Italian on what had gone wrong.
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Wearing a golden crown and surrounded by more than a dozen dancers, Queen Bey moved gracefully through "Love Drought" and "Sandcastles" -- at one point, pulling off a gravity-defying chair stunt.
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And I hope, one day, if I ever do become a mom, I can handle it half as gracefully as some of the women ahead at least appear to handle motherhood.
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The balance is striking given the passion that both sides bring to the issue, and the images gracefully consider the legacy of the health care providers, families, and protesters involved. —K.
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Will knew that I was never going to change my mind when it came to a relationship with him, so he gracefully exited the situation instead of trying to change it.
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But don't have this done until you have chosen your shoes, it should glide gracefully as you walk, you shouldn't need to lift it unless you are walking up steps. 14.
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She didn't need to use hip-hop culture to help her shed her Disney persona, she isn't afraid to speak out publicly about politics, and she's content to simply age gracefully.
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They are truly beautiful people, there is no doubt, no question, and although I've given them a great deal to worry about, they've dealt gracefully with me for the most part.
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I promptly put an Apple-made brown leather case on it, which has gracefully aged from a pristine caramel color to a kind of oil paint blend of browns and blacks.
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The show's third and final season, which premieres on January 1st, 2019, is a masterclass in how to build a faithful adaptation, and how to see it to the end gracefully.
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Dear Angelica is pure art that gracefully leverages the transporting, first-person perspective of a headset to immerse you in a heartfelt story that couldn't be told on a movie screen.
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It's a given Rumer Willis will age gracefully, given her parents' genes, but the 28-year-old gave everyone a taste of what old age could look like, thanks to Snapchat.
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In one scene, police officers scramble to detain several bikini-clad young black women at a pool party; in the next, a black professional basketball player gracefully accelerates for a dunk.
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The X Style has an "extra-slim body" and "gracefully curving lines," although LG doesn't state exactly how thin the phone's body is or exactly how graceful the phone's lines are.
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"It's all about fermentation," he tells me as he gracefully picks up a smooth orb of dough resting in a box and props it on a wooden surface to roll out.
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It hustles around town, handles curves gracefully, and the seats are Honda comfortable Other things you wouldn't have found on a truck from a decade ago: Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
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His catalogue, now getting big looks due to being brought on Drake's Boy Meets World tour earlier this year, will likely carry him gracefully throughout the summer club and festival season.
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This means developers who want to use etcd can now use the Operator to automatically scale etcd as necessary and the service will handle failures gracefully and update itself as necessary.
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Capably edited and translated by Alexsandra and Michael Parker from the significantly longer Polish edition, Franaszek's work moves gracefully between the events in Milosz's life and his obsessive writing about it.
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But Alexander Hamilton, a fellow Federalist, advised Mr. Jay to take the high road, concede the race gracefully and then run again in 21962 with his reputation as a statesman intact.
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Its scenes of Scottish rural life in the early 20th century are gracefully stitched together by Chris's voice-over reflections, which nudge forward a slow-moving story rife with everyday tragedy.
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Ms. Abubakar gracefully wove through the crowded, chaotic Monday Market in the middle of the city as though she had wheels instead of feet under her long orange and yellow dress.
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"The "Gracefully You" author, who started her career in Hollywood as a professional dancer, said that she's most bothered by singers who stomp while dancing, rather than "walking through your feet.
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Written and produced with help from fellow Tri Angle-signee the Haxan Cloak, Wise floats gracefully above a plinking harp and swelling strings, offering abstract advice to another—potentially a lover.
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Katherine Schwarzenegger, daughter of Hollywood actor Arnold Schwarzenegger and journalist Maria Shriver, gracefully responded to a comment that suggested she doesn't "do stuff for society" on one of her Instagram posts.
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Dwayne would now like for EJ to live with him, which sparks resentment from both Cordell and TJ. The balance between social soap opera and buoyant comedy isn't always gracefully sustained.
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Houteff's restrained radicalism, gracefully depicted in his delicate drawings, mutated after his death into the Branch Davidians, the church behind 19983's Waco, Texas, massacre that left over 75 members dead.
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The series might not tell this story as gracefully as possible, but it's interested in telling this story, something that might not have been true even a couple of seasons ago.
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I had a souvenir of the gracefully stylized and mildly preposterous gesture that is the basis of Salt Bae's fame, the source of his nickname, and the point of his restaurant.
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Paul McCobb was the quintessential designer for the middle class who outfitted starter homes in postwar subdivisions as gracefully as he did the suburban colonials of law partners and business executives.
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One popular online series is literally called "Miss Adventure" and stars Anna Kendrick as a hapless, quirky girl who gracefully overcomes New York City disasters while decked out in Kate Spade.
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But you show me a person who can gracefully balance six fervent and unexpectedly diverse commitments, and that will be the one who is ready to lead in this new world.
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But after more than a decade of watching my mother-in-law gracefully traverse this ground, I feel as if for the first time I have what I needed all along.
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The Yankees are trying to balance moving the youth onto the roster while gracefully shuffling the veterans out the door, and Alex Rodriguez did not get into the game on Tuesday.
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The convergence of Jay's eccentric pursuits with disciplined art history is a bit of a stretch for the Met, but it is gracefully handled, and defensible on a couple of grounds.
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She had changed her normal route to Syracuse so she could see for herself if the bridge, with its cables draped gracefully from tall white columns, lived up to the hype.
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And Mr. Mays was an integral part of that lean quartet from its early days, whether giving depth and color to its sound on synthesizers or soloing gracefully on grand piano.
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While one or two might be categorized as biographies, Wendy Lesser's "You Say to Brick" is easily the most complete narrative of Kahn's life and career, magnificently researched and gracefully written.
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Initially assigned to writing "the slop," or women's dialogue, Catrin quickly rises to the occasion, typing reams of dialogue while gracefully, sometimes messily navigating a crowd of tetchy narcissists, mostly male.
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Nevertheless, awkwardness often goes gracefully hand in hand with giftedness and what Ellen Winner, a psychology professor at Boston College, dramatically calls "the rage to master" — a frequent concomitant of giftedness.
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It occurred sometime in the last three months, after Hillary Clinton boldly stated that Gabbard was "the favorite of the Russians," which the Representative from Hawaii did not receive, um, gracefully.
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For the next 10 or so minutes, the bass note gracefully moved up and down the Subpac's 5 Hz-125 Hz spectrum while the washing ambient synths cascaded around my head.
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But, if you are ready to pack it in, Enough is Enough: How to Quit with Dignity will walk you through the process of bowing out of the art world gracefully.
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To make all of this more complicated, Tom Steyer, the billionaire investor who would have been anyone's top pick for gracefully ending his candidacy long ago, is polling well in South Carolina.
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Luckily, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover star, who was accompanied by husband Justin Ervin, was only caught off balance momentarily as she recovered gracefully and laughed it off with a bright smile.
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The deal was seen as a mild but hardly fatal over-pay: although Mr Pujols was already 31, the historical record showed that inner-circle greats had tended to age fairly gracefully.
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And the GOP is also mostly choosing to ignore all the evidence that Trump will continue to refuse to lose gracefully no matter what it tries to do to politically neuter him.
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There are only a couple of dogs around, but he will play with any dog and loves being off leash and being able to run, not gracefully exactly, but with great joy.
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Of course, your La-Z-Boy or Ikea futon already allows you to gracefully transition from sitting to snoozing, but that often requires a lever and/or some kind of awkward contortions.
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The hardest part of demonstrating respect is a commitment not just to get the right people on the bus, but also gracefully to help some off the bus at the next stop.
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Maybe, after a day of self-care and R&R, you draw the temperance card, which is often associated with moving through life methodically, gracefully, and with great attention to one's wellbeing.
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Studies have already found that furry friends can make you happier and healthier, now a new poll of 2,051 Americans age 50-80 shows that pets can help you age gracefully too.
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Dressed casually in all black, Legend powered through pieces of "Audition (The Fools Who Dream)" and "City of Stars" from the La La Land soundtrack as dancers moved gracefully about the stage.
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Birds, giant rats and beetles follow her wherever she goes, and Ahmanet doesn't move like an ancient monster — rather, she saunters gracefully like she's at Transylvanian Fashion Week, showcasing a deadly confidence.
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During the long winter months, young hopefuls gather amid the snow covered pine trees to hurl themselves off nearby hills, gliding gracefully through the crisp air as they hone their takeoff skills.
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In its first scenes, "Atlantics," the French-Senegalese director Mati Diop's remarkable debut feature, slides gracefully between moods and genres, teasing the viewer's assumptions about what kind of film it might be.
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In her new book "Gracefully You: Finding Beauty and Balance in the Everyday," Dewan admitted the journey to get to the peaceful place the former couple currently enjoys wasn&apost always easy.
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In a video, a middle-aged woman who looks like Weeds lead Nancy Botwin's straight-laced sister, inserts a single-use weed pod in her CannaCloud, waits a minute, and gracefully inhales.
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For starters, the Ryan departure is sure to fuel a growing sense that House Republicans are in real trouble given that the top man wants to escape gracefully before being forced out.
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"Brass ages beautifully and gracefully, just like Harry," Mr. Tadrissi said, referring to Harry Poulakakos, the founder of the 46-year-old restaurant, which is now owned by his son, Peter Poulakakos.
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In this charming book of linked poems — the story of a pup who speaks, but only in verse — the distinguished children's poet Greenfield glides gracefully between rhyme, free verse, haiku and rap.
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Yet even some veteran Republicans say the moves, which echo similar power plays by Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin and North Carolina, shatter the old notion that losing parties should cede power gracefully.
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As I watched the friend I came with skate gracefully around the rink I was stuck with a girl I barely knew who was just as bad at rollerskating as I was.
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This material doesn't always exist gracefully alongside the circus movements, which in turn don't always feel appropriate to the libretto or the score, expertly played but slightly starved in the reduced orchestration.
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There's nothing quite like the chorus of "oohs" and "ahs" that emit from my coworkers when they witness beads of water gracefully bouncing off the wool exterior of my eco-friendly Allbirds.
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It also had a natural star in Dakota Johnson, one of those unforced charmers who can deliver bad lines so gracefully that, after a while, you don't much care about their quality.
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Tip: Handle resistance gracefully by focusing on the issue and remaining non-confrontational, taking responsibility if you contributed to an issue, and asking for the resistors' help in coming to a resolution.
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In Davis's version of this urban landscape, Black ballerinas stretch gracefully, framing each side of a building block, while in the neighboring composition, a Black pianist plays the keys in deserted intersection.
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Then Davison Scandrett's imaginative (if occasionally attention-stealing) lighting reveals her hands, which throughout the work do a dance themselves, skittering spiderlike up and down the keyboard or floating gracefully above it.
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Instead, it has a singer-songwriter quality to it, as if the track was composed solely on an acoustic guitar strumming listlessly, each shimmer of electronics added gracefully in service of the starkness.
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But in a new interview, Elba gracefully suggested that he's not the right man for the James Bond job — because it might be time for a woman to step into the beloved role.
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Spacey slides gracefully through a range of emotions: the realization that it's happened, the acknowledgement of what it means, and the snap decision of what to say while he can still say something.
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But neither has left much space for the other to back down gracefully, and the process that might lead to a detente, let alone a rollback of this year's tariffs, isn't yet clear.
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Customers must always be aware of their surroundings so as not to knock a banana off the stack a vendor is gracefully transporting, or bump into a pile of fabrics three feet high.
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For all the mystique surrounding the contestants, the real enigma of The Bachelor isn't love, or even how the women contestants get their mic packs to dangle so gracefully from their bikini straps.
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It's that feeling of gracefully defying physics and tumbling through the air, the overwhelming stomach-in-knots sensation as you leap from the top of a building and fall for miles and miles.
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One minute, the star was gracefully soaring through the air (in heels, no less) for a segment on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and the next, she was awkwardly grounded in a public restroom.
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I'm not a big puncher so I usually box gracefully, working off the jab, setting things up, picking my spots, but there was no way I could have pulled it off mid-withdrawal.
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When the stars align and the turkey is completely rested, slice into the breast gracefully, pat yourself in the back, and bask in the glory of defying every single dry turkey stereotype—ever.
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That shift in attention, which Glover gracefully tracks, and the careful consideration of the possibility that the portrait isn't about Madame Cézanne at all, is what the author does repeatedly throughout this book.
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One of my favorite things this season is watching D'Onofrio eat things: The utensils shrink in his gigantic paws, yet he holds each one gracefully and lightly, like a conductor at the symphony.
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He looked down, expecting to see tracks below—the train had started moving—but the area was an enclosed, accordion-like sleeve that bent gracefully as the train pulled out of the station.
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On top of dreamy colors and infectiously joyful dancing, the Reggaeton rapper gracefully dismantles gender roles in his video for "Caro," which largely stars Puerto Rican model and Bad Bunny lookalike Jazmyne Joy.
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The 1975 was most deserving of the award, having created a colorful nightmare with "Love It If We Made It." The video gracefully navigates the treacherous balance between entertainment and important social commentary.
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"This was the maneuver the group landed on — telling him to bow out gracefully while stopping the political hemorrhaging, especially since he wasn't overly involved in the operation this Congress," the source added.
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Unlike her last few tours, she gracefully skips over condensed 30-second hit medleys in favor of indulging full tracks, peppering in nods to Kendrick, Sister Nancy, J Balvin, Juvenile, and Nina Simone.
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Probably, but if you can go with the flow (Neptune's all about flow) and face some disappointments gracefully (you're basically a professional pessimist, so you'll live), you will be all right with Neptune.
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A professor at Bard College, Aldous gracefully balances an appreciation for his subject's talents as a writer of narratives and speeches with an acknowledgment of his shortcomings as a political analyst and aide.
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A senior House Democratic aide said the decision had come after days of effort by Ms. Pelosi, who was working with Mr. Conyers to find a way for him to step aside gracefully.
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John Hickenlooper's senior team urged him last month to withdraw from the presidential race gracefully and run for Colorado's Senate seat or pursue other opportunities, a source familiar with the situation told POLITICO.
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Baby also has tinnitus, which he quells with music; mostly, he has killer timing and gracefully elastic, reactive physicality that suggests Mr. Wright has put in time with the films of Jacques Tati.
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Through an omniscient point of view, Gundar-Goshen handles her characters' interior lives gracefully, especially in a section about an octogenarian impersonating her dead friend as she concocts Holocaust testimonials for live audiences.
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"Despite what the Bible says about divorce my church community was there for me every step of the way, never judging, just gracefully accompanying me on my walk," he wrote in his post.
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Those are the big questions for Big Blue, and Jones would be wise to seek advice from Dak Prescott in terms of how to gracefully take the reins from a superstar in decline.
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Inside are rich parquet wood floors, gracefully curving molding, mirrors built into the space above the marble mantelpieces and pictures seemingly painted directly onto the wall above the carved double doors between rooms.
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A paragon of spiritual jazz since the 1960s, when he was in some of John Coltrane's last ensembles, Sanders, 79, still knows how to flit gracefully from serene balladry to tone-splitting eruptions.
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Rather than piling them up with more goodies, you might want to consider gifting the mom in your life with the ability to gracefully say goodbye to a few of last year's presents.
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" Explained the Gracefully You author further, "I try and teach her to be an individual and find things she's good at … and facilitating these things so her confidence builds at a young age.
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Ms. Lively is well cast, gracefully patrolling the boundary of her limited range, with Mr. Clarke less steady in the more amorphous role of someone who seems a bit off from the outset.
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"Kate sailed into the garden gracefully and joined in singing 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star' and we watched enraptured as she interacted with the children," Mia's mother, Peta, wrote on their website, Bounce 4 Batten.
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Steven Universe has emerged as one of the most important cartoons on television today — few Western animated series are equipped to handle ideas like queer identity and the brutal cost of war so gracefully.
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Instagram will also have to convince creators to shoot their content vertically or find ways to gracefully crop it, and some may be apprehensive if they typically shoot in landscape for traditional video players.
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That said, mixing it with vodka is arguably why at one point I found myself surrounded by several polo-shirted white men dancing gracefully around me to the half-arsed whinges of Van Morrison.
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All continue to excel when on the court—particularly Mr Duncan, an all-time inner-circle great, who is proving the adage about big men ageing gracefully by remaining the best defender in basketball.
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From the overt motor references on their 1974 track "Autobahn", to the synthy club grooves on 1981's "Computer Love," Kraftwerk gracefully exemplified the sheer weight of their influence on the other acts present.
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Focusing on something so fundamental as food and hunger allowed them to connect with audiences on a bipartisan level, show without telling, and gracefully slip past the political icebergs in these dark, uncertain waters.
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The students whose candidates did not gracefully concede defeat were more likely to doubt that the election was fair, that votes were counted accurately, and that the candidate who go the most votes won.
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Jenna Dewan opened up about her initial reaction to her ex Channing Tatum's relationship with the singer Jessie J in excerpts from her forthcoming book, "Gracefully You: Finding Beauty and Balance," published by E!
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As any female-identifying person who has tried to gracefully shuffle through one of these bars in heels can attest, walking in human hamster shavings that prevent shoe-to-ground traction can be treacherous.
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If anyone needed a reminder as to why an experienced speaker, who knows how to fight gracefully with a bully on her own terms, is needed right now, Wednesday's events were a healthy reminder.
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But not every man (or woman) who flirts, makes an off-color joke or makes a pass at someone else (especially when they gracefully take no for an answer) is guilty of sexual assault.
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In "Spring," the plants of all varieties and sizes that make up its figure's garment slip gracefully over one another to form a pile of greenery that seems alive, with leaves stretching towards sunlight.
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Some are modern and innovative factories, like Mariantonia Urru's, now run by the 74-year-old Urru's four sons, who gracefully mix manual historical work with high-tech Jacquard machines and cutting-edge designs.
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Between moving into Kensington Palace, becoming a mom of three, and completing countless royal tours, the young royal has gracefully stepped into a very public-facing role — while staying true to who she is.
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Noting what expert the author, Malia Wollan, chooses and how she uses the resulting information can help you see when to quote and when to paraphrase, and teach you how to do both gracefully.
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" They were also no longer saddled with the job of breaking an episode into six acts, a structure that allowed them to move gracefully in and out of commercials for a show like "Glee.
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Annabelle posted or responded at least 15 times in the different forums, and every one of her comments insightfully summed up or furthered an idea, yet was phrased gracefully to keep the conversation going.
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Not only have human beings become disinclined to age gracefully — 60 has become the new 50 (or is it 40?) — but our material culture is continually being given a face-lift to remain relevant.
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During Wednesday's episode of The Talk, the Dancing with the Stars judge, who is featured in PEOPLE's 2019 Beautiful Issue alongside her cat Mimi, opened up about gracefully aging — and why beauty transcends the exterior.
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The video, captured by drones and posted to SpaceX's official YouTube page, shows the rocket gracefully emerging through the clouds — slowing down just in time to gently land in the center of its launch pad.
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"Rather than gracefully accepting the will of the state's voters, they're doing just about everything they can think of to undermine gubernatorial authority instead," Carolyn Fiddler, Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee spokesperson, said in a statement.
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Now, the company has released a series of photos taken from a remote camera on board the drone ship — named "Of Course I Still Love You" — that show the moment the rocket gracefully touched down.
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The space was recently taken by a ballet school, so now when I step outside in the evenings I see dozens of dancers framed against the windows, doing their exercises — gracefully and often in unison.
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Rather than march about in military formation as they did in the animated film, they sway, gracefully, between the trees — like strange, hidden gods who emerge from the mists and then disappear back into them.
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I like to believe I've gracefully mastered the frantic speed-change pre-exercise class: Simultaneously wrestling into a sports bra, squeezing on compression leggings, peeing, and re-packing a bag is an art form, right?
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Unless you're someone who gracefully sits up in bed and stretches as tiny woodland creatures perch on your extended arms and Grieg's "Morning Mood" plays in the background from invisible speakers — and really, who is?
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Instead of gracefully floating down the side of a mountain, paraglider Joseph Innes skimmed along the bottom of a narrow canyon, just inches away from breaking an ankle, and possibly every bone in his body.
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You might not be able to put a total stop to what's changing, but you might find a way to cope with it more gracefully, or even find a way to slow down the transition.
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At a time when gracefully concluding a popular TV show seems about as easy as landing a rocket on a tiny pad in the middle of the ocean, The Night Of got this one right.
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About 16 million Americans have licenses to carry concealed weapons, and Suffecool coordinates the fashion show to help them explore the range of accessories available to gracefully and inconspicuously conceal a firearm on their body.
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The filmmakers would seem to have thrown up their hands at how to gracefully integrate Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) into the action, simply hurling her into the epic final battle without significant preparation at all.
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"Even though he wasn't there today, as the plane lifted gracefully from the runway I did whisper a 'thank you' to Paul for allowing me to be a part of this remarkable achievement," Floyd said.
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And even though Hopson was also smiling, she insisted that it "wasn't funny" because the ash that should have floated gracefully down to the river below instead ended up in the road (and her hair).
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We can find other work, but our ability to rage-quit by spitting obscenities as we gracefully walk out the door to the envy of our co-workers like a superhero isn't quite there yet.
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The next day, confidence wafted on the breeze, along with the aromas of hot dogs and popcorn, as Seattle Mariners catcher Mike Zunino stepped up to the plate and gracefully swatted a "mammoth" grand slam.
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But bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch says that for the savvy candidate, an unforeseen interview challenge can be a great opportunity to show a company your ability to navigate any situation gracefully.
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Her voice rose gracefully and then suddenly dropped as though it had a massive weight tied to it; she stayed slightly behind each bar, responding to the string section like she would a gospel choir.
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"When you're feeling the way he is confidence-wise, everything looks so simple for him and almost elegant out there because of how gracefully he's moving the puck and skating," said Stamkos, the team captain.
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"Those Are Strings, Pinocchio" (season 3, episode 22) The season three finale has to close a lot of doors — on Chilton, on the Independence Inn, on Rory and Jess — and it does so incredibly gracefully.
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"It was a nice thought, but, practically, users might lose that, and it's not always visible and available for users who want to cover the camera gracefully," Facebook Director, Product Management Micah Collins told TechCrunch.
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Careering into each other like runaway bumper cars, they create a gracefully graceless ballet of kinetic dysfunction, appropriate to characters who have never learned how to handle the lethal weapon that is the human body.
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That was the overriding sentiment online on Wednesday when a start-up suggested its internet-connected vending machines would upend traditional big-city corner stores, and not-so-gracefully borrowed a name for these stores.
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The structure gracefully withstands Nova Scotia's often brutal weather, its 8003,200 square feet split over three spartan floors; each level has a 14-inch ring beam to help protect against the island's gale-force winds.
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To learn how to flake gracefully, I reached out to Rebecca Newkirk, a clinical social worker based in Washington, D.C., who offers the following tips for how to get out of plans without burning bridges.
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And that's how I fell in love with the name of the London train station and neighborhood known as King's Cross — or "King's X," as this most English of place-names was sometimes gracefully abbreviated.
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Douglass was clearly wounded by what he described as the "employment of certain names, such as 'Sambo,' and the gardener, and the bootblack … and all the rest," but gracefully declined to answer insult with insult.
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As the audience hears an exorcism happen dimly somewhere in the distance in the family's home — complete with snarling rage and thumping furniture — the camera pans gracefully over photos of the family in happier times.
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Chew-Bose is never not thoughtful, though the insights on offer are largely of the wayward-whimsical variety — a personal memory that kindles an observation, then meanders along before stumbling, albeit gracefully, onto the next.
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Adelaide, who studied ballet, moves gracefully and, when need be, rapidly (she racks up miles); Red moves as if keeping time to a metronome, with the staccato, mechanical step and head turns of an automaton.
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Or at least, that certainly seems to be the case as all of your favorite queens of the catwalk from the '80s and '90s continue to demonstrate to the masses just how aging gracefully is done.
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When underwater, Velox can gracefully swim like a fish, but on land it can also pivot those fins so they instead serve as a series of makeshift legs allowing it to move around like a millipede.
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You'll hear a distant buzzing, then see a brightly colored aircraft come over the trees, its falcon wings arcing out gracefully from the body, four blades whirring intently to ease the aircraft into a steady hover.
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What was beautiful about the first meeting was that she was a true believer of not just a healthy lifestyle and self-care and self-love, but also being as natural as possible and aging gracefully.
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In other words, they're looking for a backup plan, and if any nation is in a position to provide us with a blueprint to aging gracefully, it's probably the one where women live to be 117.
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As Atul Gawande's best-selling book Being Mortal showed, we've done a great job of curing illnesses, managing pain, and helping people live longer, but we still haven't figured out how to deal gracefully with death.
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The simulation rewards movements that are found to produce the longest gaits, and eventually, after trying millions of possible movements, the robot is able to get from point A to point B—just not very gracefully.
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About ten minutes later, an orange orb descended from the clouds, gracefully touching down on the pad, but this time the cheers greeting its return were drowned out by the sonic boom that followed its landing.
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Always, his materials lend geometric punctuation, gracefully framing rooms, drawing the eye to original details as well as to his own massive, near-circular windows and doors, vaulted ceilings, gashes of natural light and vertiginous stairs.
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The series sweeps through the female experience at every age—from girlhood to wrinkles and white hair—blasting past society's injunction to age gracefully, or not at all, and if you can't manage that, to disappear.
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Given the ease with which the 21-year-old Dutch singer moves through life, it's understandable: in the new music video for "Realize," everything seems to happen gracefully, as it would in a nostalgia-tinged daydream.
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To even be speculating about this today — when three weeks ago the focus was how to get Biden to gracefully bow out of the race — represents one of the most remarkable turn-arounds in American politics.
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They were accompanied by Nick's wife, Priyanka Chopra, and Joe's wife, Sophie Turner, regal actresses who moved as gracefully as queens across a chessboard — right around the back of the photographers, skipping the red carpet altogether.
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"To balance joy and desperation as gracefully as Mr. Baker does — to interweave giddiness and heartbreak — is no easy feat," A.O. Scott wrote in his New York Times review; he named the movie a Critic's Pick.
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Still what stood out among all the visual bluster were some gracefully molded draped leather breast plates — and Helena Christensen and Esther Cañadas, models of the 1990s, among a group of older women on the runway.
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Starring Amy Adams and Patricia Clarkson, the HBO adaptation "Sharp Objects" gracefully shows the inner turmoil of a self-destructive character that has gone through immense trauma, while keeping viewers intrigued with the ongoing murder investigation.
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The first centers on a teammate with similar visions of glory who has been chosen to start a match instead of you, the options ranging from acting gracefully and giving encouragement to being cold and jealous.
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" Since her breakout role as Kelly Kapoor in NBC's "The Office," Kaling has gracefully ascended to stardom, snagging numerous Emmy nominations, starring in major movies like "Ocean's Eight" and penning best-selling books including "Why Not Me?
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"We have many of these examples where the calls quite don't go as expected but our assistant understands the context, the nuance… and handled the interaction gracefully," he added after airing the restaurant unable-to-book example.
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It still has the crossbar section that houses the batteries for each bud, but now it's much more gracefully integrated into the hard stem that curves up to go over and around the back of the ear.
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Bridget's charm is rooted in her inability to gracefully achieve what's expected of her; she's a bumbler, and her efforts to conform to the expectations of others usually end up with her embarrassing herself, and possibly others.
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It's two great actors bringing their own personalities and experience to bear on a fictional scene—Jackie and Max talking, but also Pam and Robert, about trying to age gracefully and remain employable in the entertainment industry.
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But the Aja that returned for All Stars had polished and stepped up their game—in fact, all the way to the top of a platform from which they memorably and gracefully dove, causing everyone to gag.
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He got his leg over the opponent's head swiftly and gracefully, before falling back and attempting to get his other knee across their stomach, but the technique was loose and rarely ever seemed to actually threaten anyone.
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More crucially (and perhaps gracefully), if AimBrain's behavioural analysis flags up uncertainty about a customer's identity when they are using an app they could be asked to "step up" to facial or voice recognition, and so on.
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Among this reporter's favourites is the 1 of Herons: Framed by a border of gold leaf, a single tall, gracefully drawn white bird stands in high grass against a landscape of rippling water winding through lush grass.
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Everyone was still milling around with their popcorn, finding their seats, and trying to gracefully slide over people who were already seated, when the 2000DX technology hype reel began and the seats started jolting up and down.
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Kicking the bouncing puck, somehow, up into the air, Weise then forcefully (yet gracefully) batted the biscuit out of the air toward Travis Konecny, who promptly deposited his seventh of the year past a dizzy Ryan Miller.
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" As to how Roper Tolbert thinks Waddell will be as a mom, she says, "I know she'll do great," adding, "Even what I've seen so far, you can already tell she has taken on motherhood so gracefully.
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Founders usually have a number of great ideas in them, so this is another way, short of shutting down, looking for a buyer, or finding another leader who will take wheel, that they can gracefully move on.
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Below I'm going to walk you through everything you need to know about using SmileDirectClub — from how much they cost to how I dealt with removing my retainers all the time at work (spoiler alert: not gracefully).
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But there was far more behind Beyoncé's performance of her brand new single "Formation" than her shutting down the dance floor — which she did, even in a dance-off with Mars that included a gracefully swerved stumble.
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The three-year gap between the albums has brought head-spinning political change, and When I Get Home is a testament to the power of finding ourselves gracefully amid the chaos, like a true descendant of royalty.
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And for decades, she gracefully wore the legacy of her legendary role as Princess Leia, worshiped by a generation of teenage girls as the lone female warrior amid the galactic male cast of the "Star Wars" trilogy.
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Some friends said Mr. Kushner and his wife were at times so discouraged by their brief White House careers — and their shrinking social circle — that they would leap at a chance to gracefully return to New York.
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In a series of phone calls, Mr. Dimon, Mr. Schwarzman and Mr. Fink scrambled to find a way to gracefully exit the conference — or at least put it off, according to the people briefed on the conversations.
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But while it wears its opulence gracefully, its recent stint as a witch school — and all the murders, resurrections and tongue removals that entailed — gave it a sinister undertow even on a spring morning full of birdsong.
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The allure is obvious — when I beheld the majestic link that leaps gracefully across two cliffs wrenched apart by the Neretva River, the number of selfie sticks seemed not nearly high enough for a sight so ethereal.
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In her forthcoming wellness book, Gracefully You: How to Live Your Best Life Every Day, Dewan, 38, writes that she "felt blindsided" when news of Tatum's relationship with singer Jessie J was first revealed in October 2018.
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Turn the sea star upside down, and what seems like a stiff, barely living creature reveals hundreds of tube feet that stretch and curl gracefully, and will even gently grab a finger if you offer it one.
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"Amnesia," Mr. Schroeder has said, is a story partly based on his mother, who refused to speak German, so perhaps it's no surprise that it's strongest when it focuses on Martha, a character Ms. Keller inhabits gracefully.
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Delish.Photo: Leon Neal (Getty Images)Pediatricians in the UK have finally answered one of life's grand riddles: Just how long would it take for a Lego toy accidentally swallowed by someone to gracefully make its way back out?
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It is of her answering the telephone; she wore clip-ons (bless) and would very gracefully slide one off her right lobe with her left hand, as she picked up the receiver and placed it to her ear.
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Everything here, from dubbing demo cassette tapes to booking an all-locals gig, is deliberately and gracefully done with a DIY ethos, as it is known that there will be no one else to do it for you.
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Political scientists, meanwhile, have found that people's perceptions of whether an election is legitimate are easily affected by how their preferred candidate responds — a close election where the loser concedes gracefully is considered as valid as a landslide.
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But if The Walking Dead is to gracefully age into its final two or three seasons with a character like Negan alive and in the mix, it needs viewers to both love and hate him in equal measure.
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In a video posted on Instagram, the X-Men: Apocalypse actress, who will also appear in 2018's Ocean's 8, traipses down to the ocean only to very gracefully trip over a rock, narrowly avoiding a face plant.
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"I can't know what was on the campaign's mind, but it seems reasonable that his previous inability to handle a protest gracefully at this conference might be contributing to his nervousness about facing the Netroots again," Fiddler said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It may not have been a champion aviator, but the famous dino-bird Archaeopteryx was fully capable of flying despite key skeletal differences from its modern cousins, though not exactly gracefully, according to a new study.
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Spicer could resign with a blast, stating in some detail why he cannot continue to work for this president, or he could resign quietly and gracefully, giving no reason and letting everyone else draw the obviously correct conclusion.
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"The idea for Wood was developed way before the Oscars, actually," Erik told me as he ever-so-gracefully caressed a ball of dough into a freeform disk for my white pie with lamb sausage and pickled onions.
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For a time, the Nintendo 64's Goldeneye 007 was the greatest game in the world, but Rare's shooter hasn't aged gracefully, the two decades since its launch making its controls feel clunky and its graphics look sludgy.
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In the first five seconds, he gracefully delivers what can only be described as a 'pas de bourree into the dab', which is a dance move combination so innovative only a true visionary would consider putting them together.
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Ben pretends to cry for a few minutes so he won't tarnish his reputation as a living emoticon, then bravely rejoins the cocktail party, where Jojo rushes to compliment him on how gracefully he breaks up with others.
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The LG X style has "gracefully curving lines and extra slim body," according to LG. Finally, the LG X max will have a "large" display, and that's all LG was prepared to say about it at this time.
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Women who age under the scrutiny of the public eye are faced with two options: grow old "gracefully" (as in, age like Jennifer Lopez or Cindy Crawford, who've actually barely aged at all) or shuffle off into obscurity.
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The strange and wonderful stories that make up Sachdeva's debut begin on this side of reality and slip to the other — often so gracefully, and with such a precise rendering of the fantastical, that we become inadvertent believers.
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Now he has found in Aldous an agreeably judicious biographer who gracefully balances an appreciation for his subject's talents as a writer of narratives and speeches with an acknowledgment of his shortcomings as a political analyst and aide.
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Her journey shifts as she moves from place to place — San Francisco, then Ithaca, then China — and Chang follows her in prose that flows so gracefully across themes of millennial ennui, capitalist disillusionment, immigration, love, and sacrifice. —A.
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I trust that you had reason enough to think that he was safe and thus gracefully endured one of the inevitable discomforts of parenting a teenager: We often don't know where they are or what they are doing.
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Kauffman, though admirably direct in her language, doesn't always juggle all the moving parts gracefully; Jimmy, bearer of the most significant revelation in the novel, enters late and exits quickly, making his appearance feel almost like a cameo.
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