"The bigger the obstacles," he says, "the grander the success."
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It was like Ikea furniture on a much grander scale.
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But this time the reversal is on a grander scale.
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What if we replicated this on a much grander scale?
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In Asia, something similar may emerge on a grander scale.
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But in the grander perspective, we inhabit an ocean world.
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But I also know theirs is on a grander scale.
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But what effect do they have on a grander scale?
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The grander the scope, the more likely they'll get caught.
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Rather, it is part 1 of a much grander scheme.
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The entrances and openings became grander as time went on.
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Can this kind of intervention work on a grander scale?
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Billings hints at grander plans beyond turning lights on and off.
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The intent is no doubt for something much grander in scope.
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But that's now just phase one of a much grander plan.
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This is just one small step in Facebook's grander video ambitions.
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It was about playing for something far grander and more personal.
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In The Good Place, Schur envisions humanity against a grander backdrop.
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All the while, Peterson was also pursuing a grander, stranger project.
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There's this desire we have to participate on a grander scale.
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Now, however, it seems that the firm has grander geographic aspirations.
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By then, Sharon was at work on a far grander scheme.
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But I've always wanted to apply those skills to something grander.
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The ambitions this time are grander, but also vaguer and duller.
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But his ambitions are grander than you think, writes Nick Bilton.
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Rome is older, Paris may be grander, Berlin possibly more powerful.
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There, the feasts grew lusher, grander, madder with each royal generation.
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Of the two, 18 East has grander and more vivid ambitions.
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But Guru's vision is a bit grander than just eliminating cords.
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I wanted to try something grander, more glamorous, and more exciting.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with Miyabe's grander approach to storytelling here.
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HEMINGWAY: I am capable of grander romantic gestures, and I would (Inaudible).
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Diplomatic isolation and an economy throttled by corruption frustrate any grander ambitions.
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But the photo wasn't altered to make his hand look any grander.
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And the writers play with the theme in grander, more literary ways.
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That's not to say supercomputers aren't being used for grander scientific research.
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Now the company has 22 employees and grander visions than equipping musicians.
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But Casaleggio was impatient to explore the grander implications of the internet.
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Tuesday's cases could be just the first insight into a grander scheme.
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Grumpy was physically smaller than I imagined, but her personality was grander.
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Kharkiv has always been a bit grander than its coal-dusted neighbours.
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Indulging in it can fool one into a grander opinion of themselves.
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It's another Top of the World, only on a much grander scale.
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It has even grander ambitions for use of the LEI beyond finance.
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But when Republicans won in 2016, they had much grander, transformational ambitions.
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Both were wealthy men who had far grander homes than Mr. Pompeo.
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Grander celebrations are in the works for the platinum jubilee in 2022.
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She becomes a ballerina: grander, more mature and more multifaceted than before.
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As his works get grander in size, they do not get grander in idea — spreading one large image across several buildings or passenger trains or shipping containers or leotards on the bodies of dancers feels like an optical trick.
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But Anki's follow-up, a more-capable robot called Vector, has grander ambitions.
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But Andrus saw grander plans for the restored ship: the beaches of Normandy.
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It's fine that Snyder is going for something bigger and grander than realism.
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Waste also presents an opportunity in a grander sense: as a potential resource.
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And Republicans would, ideally, like to do something grander and more conceptually ambitious.
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Those effects seem to come from a much grander, pricier movie than Skyline.
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The #MeToo meme has since turned the marches into a grander cultural movement.
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Some of the grander ideas may have little influence in the short run.
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According to him, the shortened season 7 will much "grander" than seasons past.
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I Contain Multitudes: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life.
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Broadway beckons — the production bigger and grander, but, they hope, at heart unchanged.
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I CONTAIN MULTITUDES: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life.
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The Disney Creative team members used Pepper's technique on a much grander scale.
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Plus, Polanco had a grander vision than merely running a successful food business.
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The reality beneath is much grander and more mysterious than we ever imagined.
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And at a grander level, isn't that what Fox News is really about?
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Literacy and tolerance will need to be advocated on a grander political scale.
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But some of Mr. Markovits's admirers put his book in even grander company.
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A few issued solo endorsements of Mr. Biden, but the grander plan disintegrated.
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The grander Our Lady of Perpetual Help enjoys a stunning view over the city.
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Small wonder, then, that senators often resent the still-grander life of a president.
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From Spain, try a garnacha-based wine from Montsant or its grander neighbor, Priorat.
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Other leaders arriving for the G20 here were greeted with a far grander welcome.
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Originally used for travel on the cheap, Airbnb has expanded into grander territory: weddings.
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Now, some of these same visionaries are targeting a much grander goal: extending life.
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The game is to reverse-engineer a grander purpose and worth into that work.
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An atom bomb similarly creates an expanding plasma, albeit on a far grander scale.
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In it, I feel grander — like I'm part of a two-for-one deal.
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The Democrats had a chance to shape this election in terms grander than #NeverTrump.
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A utopia a la Jackson's Alpine, but on an even grander, more ambitious scale.
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Through simple storytelling, they provide humanistic insights into the grander sociopolitical narratives of history.
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It is to still grapple with grander questions that go beyond the artist himself.
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Such is the case in "Warzone" as well, but on a much grander scale.
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It's grander in circumference than a doughnut but skinnier, and ambushes you with sugar.
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But for them, it's projected on a grander scale because they have that outlet.
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Yet that loss, too—our own ultimate unbeing—is dwarfed by the grander scheme.
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Facebook is also expanding its ambitions in music and video on a grander scale.
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Throughout, Narcos occasionally makes overtures at the grander significance of the story it's telling.
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Planning too far in advance will not necessarily make the event grander, experts say.
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The pressure she felt compelled to apply had grander consequences than a single game.
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But this year they also burst onto a much grander stage: the presidential election.
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I remember Washington being so much bigger, grander and brighter than my little city.
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But this week, he added another, somewhat grander, title to the list: Eurovision winner.
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While his professional life became ever grander, however, his personal life remained a mystery.
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But he soon had grander visions, seeing himself as a curator of boxing history.
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Each of these bubbles would then be single universes in a grander, ever-inflating multiverse.
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Those convinced of Trump's Russia ties may see validation and proof of a grander conspiracy.
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Distinct from the standard usage of "lingdao" for leader, "lingxiu" evokes grander, almost spiritual, connotations.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX has been doing its own reusability tests on a somewhat grander scale.
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What art critic doesn't enjoy the pleasures of reviewing shows in our grander art galleries?
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They'd seen pictures, of course, but up close each city seemed grander than the next.
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The chip can only perform small tasks for the moment, but Meow has grander plans.
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Dapper Bruce Lafitte's work records a singular personal trajectory in a grander, historically significant moment.
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Known as superflares, they're like normal-strength solar flares but on a much grander scale.
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Paradoxically, the show has also become grander, more ambitious than any television series before it.
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On deeper inspection, it's clear that Microsoft has a grander ambitions for its convertible desktop.
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Now it is thinking in even grander terms, beaming down the internet from the sky.
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Among her "grander family," as she calls them, frugality is a trait to be celebrated.
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Even though it's fair to expect grander things, at least this thing is pretty good.
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Pursuing his master's was part of a grander plan that included applying to law school.
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Public schools were created in a grander spirit—for a broader-ranging set of aims.
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Or is there a grander theory that would demand that things be precisely this way?
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I CONTAIN MULTITUDESThe Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life By Ed YongIllustrated.
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Archaeologists unearthed the remnants of Valongo in 240, during another, much grander urban renewal project.
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Is the Olsen twin selfie a macro or micro part of some grander butterfly effect?
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"Continual Light Cylinder (Continuel Lumière Cylindre)" (1962/2018), for example, evinces the artist's grander ambitions.
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"The hermit appeared to have the same passions on an exponentially grander scale," he writes.
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"All my plays ask for a more whole, grander view of life," he once said.
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"The grander a wedding is, the more complex the emotional and social repercussions can be."
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This GOP, however, also has grander ambitions to permanently reform much of the tax code.
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Hubble taught us that these mysteries can be bigger and grander than we ever imagined.
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As for her former fiancé, he supported Liukin when she hosted the Grander Summit in August — the event coincides with the pairs' Grander Sports app — and moderated a professional athletes panel alongside fellow gymnasts Laurie Hernandez, Nancy Kerrigan, Jordyn Wieber, and Shawn Johnson East.
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We get the sense that his new music is going to be even grander than before.
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And what grander delight than a whole fish, head-to-tail, with eyes, bones, and all?
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Starting at $750, however, the XR isn't actually that cheap in the grander scheme of things.
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A new house: bigger, grander, white with eggplant trim; behind the front door, a swimming pool.
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While touring the hotels and new attractions, there is always something more, something grander to see.
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Mary doesn't want to "marry down," you see, or be grander or richer than her husband.
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There are glimpses of American Gods' former glory in some of Season 2's grander moments.
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The company's new website, titled "Apple Machine Learning Journal," is a bit grander than a blog.
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Many regulars also have grander ambitions, spurred by the growing craft beer scene in New York.
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But Mr Selmayr is also happy to deploy the dark arts in pursuit of grander goals.
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A less grim and far grander discovery in the same tomb complex is Queen Puabi's headdress.
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Self-transcendence comes from collaborating with others who are driven by a greater and grander vision.
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I CONTAIN MULTITUDES: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life, by Ed Yong.
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In the recapitulation, the Bette Davis theme assumes grander proportions, with solemn, unmuted horns in attendance.
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But Graham wanted something grander and more meaningful than the schlock of a traveling tent show.
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Putting too much weight in small steps can obscure glaring gaps in addressing the grander challenge.
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What is surprising is how all of these individual actions add up on a grander scale?
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You need to have an architect mindset with a grander vision of how everything fits together.
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Her rallying cry is that modest victories can add up, over time, to something much grander.
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Still, I remained unconvinced by Ms. Cameron's grander claims about how journaling could change one's life.
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Her perceptual experience captures the intimacy of landscapes while recording the grander impact of its environment.
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He sometimes thought about trying something grander, something that would get him back to New York.
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On an even grander scale -- the stock boost pushed Amazon's market cap north of $1 TRILLION!!!
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On a grander scale, Miles also explores the meaning of Rabelais' words in his religion class.
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Its 2,168 square feet could be combined with an adjacent unit for an even grander home.
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And there is no feud grander or more delirious than one between Kanye West and Taylor Swift.
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In the East Legon neighborhood of Ghana's seaside capital, Sekyiamah's spacious bungalow sits between much grander properties.
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These scientists hope they can use its quirks to model the behavior of the far grander cosmos.
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But, that number can be looked at in the grander context of the Indian streaming music market.
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But he would only add to it — perhaps in even grander ways — from inside the White House.
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Its new home—a grade-II listed building which once housed the Commonwealth Institute—is grander still.
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Even with all these changes underway, Musk has added grander ambitions to Tesla's stated goals for 2019.
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The war on terror is about a much, much broader, grander, and more devastating type of conflict.
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In the early 20s, Apple decided to expand its Cupertino headquarters by building a new, grander campus.
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Yet the film is more concerned with a deeper, grander theme about free will and personal responsibility.
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I'd much rather do the simplest thing to acknowledge that I am part of this grander creation.
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Unfortunately, that type of optimism has petered out along with the grander vision of the space race.
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It's part of Xi's grander effort to make China — and not America — the world's most powerful country.
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The album may have been a small step in a grander scheme, but Priority didn't step lightly.
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On the internet, there is no truer and grander sports tradition than the shred of contextless information.
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Without the human figure for scale, the imagination allows the rocks and ledges to be much grander.
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Fake reform is typically a meaningless and minor policy change that sounds far grander than it is.
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It looked like an Apple Store, only grander, with no products on display, but plenty of coffee.
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And Lil Nas X's path to success was, on a much grander scale, similar to Tom Austin's.
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Future had a grander remit — more stage to work with, more time, more hits to attend to.
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"The Chargers don't have as much money, and they're not participating in this grander development," said Noll.
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The quirky tech scene had soured, while the houses had gotten grander and the homelessness more brutal.
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It's was a classic writers' party, full of insecurity and awkward moments, but on a grander scale.
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Instead Garland has a rep for getting zeitgeisty science just right enough to bolster a grander theme.
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And then I introduce them to Harvey, and he's bigger and grander than anything they offer me.
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" We ought to embrace awe, "the wonderment that comes from being humbled before something grander than oneself.
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It's a connection to a far grander celestial choreography that promises to dazzle observers for eons to come.
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Elon Musk's grand plan of moving beyond passenger cars to truly revolutionize transportation just got a bit grander.
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Underlying qualities that have always existed in E-MO-TION's songwriting were brought out by the grander settings.
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With the publication of The Ghost Photographer on October 9, she's coming out on an even grander scale.
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He didn't identify himself with the nationalist populist ruling party in Poland, but has something grander in mind.
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Like Microsoft's Tay bot, they're just doing what they're told, albeit on a grander and more unpredictable scale.
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The schedule keeps you from getting lost, but over time, most students were pulled into stranger, grander things.
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Where the original film took place in the (then-present day) 1980s, Thomas has a much grander vision.
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With its majestic glasshouse and vast rose collections and stone terraces, it was grander even than Belle Isle.
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" When he describes his ambition, and Globo's, it could scarcely be grander: to "save Brazil, despite its politics.
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On a grander scale, Facebook is building these AI systems primarily to help it scale its moderation efforts.
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Winning the war was important for him, but so was keeping Saudis on side with his grander plans.
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President Obama did something very similar at the end of his term, albeit on a much grander scale.
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The schedule keeps you from getting lost, but over time, most students were pulled into stranger, grander things.
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Most of the decade-old homes felt a bit grander — some had little turrets and wrought-iron balconies.
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Barely a year later, the band has returned with an even grander statement entitled Servants of the Countercosmos.
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On the grander scheme of YouTube comments and whatnot, like sure, but everyone gets trolled for whatever reason.
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What grander way to promote the sport and dispel sexist presumptions than through a combined-gender Presidents Cup?
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In the grander scheme of things, this boat-consuming raft of Swiss cheese-like debris is a pipsqueak.
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I believe that something similar, but on a much grander and much more consequential scale, happens with presidents.
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But the company also has grander ambitions, and is introducing its first TV to feature an OLED panel.
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At the same time, it folds us, palpably and inextricably, into the fabric of a much grander universe.
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By distributing the cost across multiple entities, the U.S. could achieve grander goals more quickly and cost-effectively.
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The Russian effort is grander than the use of social media or the election of an individual president.
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New technology has allowed Calipari to do the same type of thing, only on a much grander scale.
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On other issues, there are differences around the edges and some have more and grander plans than others.
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Which isn't necessarily evasive: A politician can be amenable to several fixes and solutions, some grander than others.
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Politicians and the security establishment have a grander aim: regulating the flow of ideas to preserve American technological supremacy.
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Perhaps the star emitted some gas those decades ago before truly dying with the grander explosion, 60 years later.
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Their fight against systemic oppression mirrors the fight against oppression in our world, only on a far grander scale.
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In the grander context of the Game of Thrones, Stark honor has been responsible for massive bloodshed and ruin.
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Lawmakers, who must offer a fix to restore the funds, are dithering while Republican leaders concentrate on grander legislation.
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But in "Under Pressure," they will it to be something better, something grander, something that transcends what it is.
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However, she had yet to confirm to the pregnancy herself, because apparently she had something grander up her sleeve.
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The Paris site, which will reportedly include a mountain ride, appears to be a much grander Kingdom of Arrendale.
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The song enjoys enduring appeal, and it was only a matter of time before it received a grander treatment.
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In 2016, the project was renewed on a much grander scale: 500 students, 50 schools, and 25 local photographers.
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Indeed, they are pushing hard for the United States to replicate these failed policies on an even grander scale.
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The bigger question confronting American intelligence officials, though, is whether the Russian president has a grander scheme at work.
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Alex Guerrero, Tom Brady's personal trainer and confusingly-influential best friend, offered me an even grander goal: life extension.
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The menu is at once grander and more circumspect than the grocery's, reassuring to those unfamiliar with the cuisine.
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He loved the idea of expressing an even grander kind of creativity, like a studio head—or the Pope.
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"I'd say that our movie is on a grander scale because it's a whole universe of Jumanji," he added.
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But before the wars and the splintering, there was a grander future in view, molded in glass and concrete.
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It's very unlikely that mewses are ever bought by Chinese or Russians, who generally want something a bit grander.
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The business apparatus around her has grown more modest in scale, but her artistic aspirations are grander than ever.
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In making life grander for the most comfortable Americans, the government is putting everyone's economic prospects at greater risk.
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The views change from room to room, grander in the public spaces and more tightly framed in private ones.
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Lewis qualified his statement by noting that storage would have to be "in play" on a much grander scale.
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The Champions League is worth less than the Premier League, but most would regard it as the grander prize.
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But they are being put in place on a far grander scale: Wuhan is a city of 11 million.
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If you thought about it on a grander scale it could be a pretty important part of our lives.
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As Mr. McCain demonstrated again on Friday, the senator is built of different stuff, and on a grander scale.
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Anyone whose childhood included a move up to a new, better home remembers it as grander than it was.
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An administration that has big news to disseminate will do it in a grander venue than a briefing room.
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Mr. Ostrom's art was simple in its goals, lacking the grander message that art buyers and critics look for.
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" What you guys do seems to gesture at something grander than just "These are the sounds that we made.
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But he and Marsh shifted their attention to grander fossil sites in the West, and New Jersey's paleontological history faded.
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The Diocese of New York downgraded its status after the grander St. Patrick's Cathedral opened on Fifth Avenue in 1879.
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The song, by its very title, calls for something grander so of course, they brought an entire fucking wrestling ring.
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So, now, the Democrats are saying, well, you know, what&aposs good for the goose is good for the grander.
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Grander schemes are unlikely to succeed during the presidency of Donald Trump, who pulled out of the Paris climate accord.
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Thomas Edison forecast that motion pictures would replace campus lectures; others have made even grander claims for radio or television.
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Regional wines like Bourgogne Rouge or Bourgogne Blanc are made of pinot noir or chardonnay, just like their grander counterparts.
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This has led to an arms race, as owners seek to build ever-grander stadiums with ever-more-luxurious boxes.
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As the series grew and its adventures became grander in scope, tutorials and dialogue behaved increasingly like a nagging parent.
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So even if we have more than ever before—good health, leisure time, consumer goods—we have even grander expectations.
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For now, it has focused on its own user base, but there are grander plans to expand the platform's reach.
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Might the individual, transactional elements of Mr Trump's policy add up to something grander, that might even be called Trumpism?
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That is only the first part of a grander scheme to spread humanity throughout the solar system in artificial habitats.
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One of the latest fads to wash onto the shores of YouTube comes from TikTok, a grander version of Musical.
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On a grander level, AMC should have seriously reevaluated its decision to go all-in on Negan some time ago.
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Of course, in the grander scheme of a presidential campaign, the vice presidential nominee may not matter that much anyway.
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In a grander sense, it's not clear what Negan actually wants, as either a villain or as a human being.
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Which means Abe now has his eyes on some grander ambitions as his power wanes: his place in Japan's pantheon.
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Grander, more didactic ambitions underpin a second book, "How Democracies Die", by two Harvard professors, Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt.
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Ten years later, Media Molecule is hoping to blow up its own innovations with an even grander set of tools.
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"Some parents have grander visions for their kids but don't understand what the real world is like," Mr. Clutter said.
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A combination of muffed shots, miscounts and only tallying good shots can portray a grander game than the real version.
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A decade ago, in the spring of 2008, Coldplay released an album with a grand title and a grander purpose.
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This isn't the only storyline that points at resolution with one hand while gesturing at grander secrets with the other.
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In the West End, the Keller family feels quite ordinary, but on Broadway, the family seems somewhat grander, more imposing.
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But they do share a little grander imagination of what might be possible through federal policymaking to lower drug prices.
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Mr. Blackwell said prices range from roughly $2,000 for small collections to $150,000 for whole libraries on a grander scale.
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The time for women to perform as equals alongside men on one of the grander stages in golf is now.
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Grander proposals would pull in the Fed, a suggestion complicated by the central bank's need to protect itself against losses.
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While it has all the trappings of a coming-of-age tale set inside the Beltway, Litt's aims are grander.
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A celebration of return from love's tempestuous self-exile, the poem's interior landfall is ultimately inseparable from Walcott's grander voyages.
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"Alaska might just be the first one in a grander national maneuver to get rid of unions," Ms. Gleason said.
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But in the grander scheme of global politics, the Oscars don't matter much, with one exception: Best International Feature Film.
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Because, Ni says, even though Trump is a nuisance in the short term, he is inadvertently advancing Beijing's grander goals.
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In what appears to be the general mode of Hawaiian magnificence, the turtle's grandeur is even grander for its casualness.
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In a video message on Twitter, Irene Kistler, a school librarian in Texas, criticized the decision in much grander terms.
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In April, he added a grander version of the cocktail, made with extremely rare Heaven Hill 27-year barrel-proof bourbon.
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While the account was initially created to celebrate queer Appalachian culture, it's evolved to become something much greater, grander, and bustier.
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But, at least for this galaxy, general relativity holds, and grander theories that tweak the gamma value too much won't work.
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The zero-energy fine-structure constant of electromagnetism isn't quite as interesting to particle physicists as that grander fine-structure constant.
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Then they became grander: the Decentralised Autonomous Organisation (DAO), for instance, founded in 2016, was designed as an automated investment fund.
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So here's a story that won't get much attention: A modest success for a company that once had much grander aspirations.
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Old-school stars were bigger and grander, this understanding went, but they were also the creation of massive studio publicity teams.
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But helping people with paralysis is not, it seems, Musk's end goal — the futurist made clear he has much grander ambitions.
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B. was unconvinced: Once you go flat, you never go back There is, of course, a bigger, grander conspiracy theory here.
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Her televised wedding (to another Insta-famous dog, Finn), was nicer than I could have imagined and certainly grander than mine.
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Google has much grander plans for its smart assistant — it wants everyone to be able to add it to their devices.
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Far fetched as all this sounds, purely in terms of energy it is not that much grander than everyday space flight.
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Other, far grander commissions followed over the next 45 years, for site-specific installations in museums, government buildings, airports and parks.
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CNBC Make It rounded up five athletes who still drive super cheap cars despite earning the means to afford something grander.
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In Downtown Los Angeles, the City Hall stands tall, but architect Frank Lloyd Wright had a grander plan for the area.
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They may be celebrating a milestone birthday or nothing grander than a clear summer day stretching out in front of them.
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In spite of the haze of booze in the air, and the beer-spongy lawns, the school had never looked grander.
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But babies are just the logical starting point for a vision that's much grander: the benefits of breast milk, for grownups.
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It's just the potential for experimentation, and also the fact that there's always something bigger and grander and louder to do.
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We also meet the minister of information, a grander sort whose duties were nevertheless much the same: to swab and obfuscate.
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She makes the movie feel bigger, grander and more alive than it really is — like a premonition of things to come.
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He works on a grander scale now, with more expensive ingredients and more delicate treatments that still betray his creative streak.
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She lived there for a year and a half, working and saving money, but made no grander plans for her future.
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Not a computer on every desk nor a connection between every person, but something grander: a computer inside everything, connecting everyone.
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Our celebrity vloggers may be using YouTube as just another social platform, but their use for YouTube is something much grander.
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I consider my collection a pretty good collection, but there are people with more watches or more watches with grander complications.
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We want to believe we matter, and that our decisions have some influence on the grander scale of wins and losses.
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The space is grander than Indo Java's, with doors framed like a temple entrance and batik pillows on a satin couch.
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That decision may have been made in the service of a coherent grander strategy, but there is little evidence of it.
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Patarkatsishvili, who had a distinctive white handlebar mustache, resided in an even grander pile with chandeliers, gold fittings and ornate sculptures.
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Wins against Denver, Tennessee and Houston show what the Chargers can do against teams with grander postseason designs than their own.
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Critics have posited that the president is staging a grander and more deranged version of The Apprentice from the Oval Office.
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Her suffering could have been tiresome, in the manner of any insistent virtue, yet here it seemed to make her grander.
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The future that Bezos imagines by moving into space is much grander, more beneficial for most humans, than the present is.
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Grander trends within this year's Armory Show are likely obvious to anyone who's hoofed around galleries in the past few years.
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Now, Luminar has nabbed two high-profile hires that signal its grander ambitions in the race to develop and deploy autonomous vehicles.
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The power of the presidency looks much grander from the perspective of the campaign trail than it does from the White House.
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Meanwhile, male presenting assistants (IBM's Watson, Salesforce's Einstein, Samsung's Bixby) are being used for grander business strategy and complex, vertical-specific work.
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While it's certainly louder and grander than the typical Coppola piece, the sets and sensibilities all seem to have stayed in place.
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But Italy's ambitions lay beyond Eritrea, which was seen as simply the starting point of a far grander empire in East Africa.
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Gurriel's departure from Cuba was jarring, and most emblematic of a grander problem for the country, and the sport's place in it.
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It's a very intimate story told in a way that feels grander, and almost theatrical, without ever sacrificing a unique visual style.
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I do wish the film had gotten closer to its main character, but del Toro's analogy helps me appreciate its grander design.
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This album is a bigger, grander, more solemn statement than his norm, which hardly makes it more consistent (or inconsistent) than usual.
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Guy Podjarny, the company's CEO who co-founded Snyk with Assaf Hefetz and Danny Grander, explained that Snyk works in two parts.
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In a grander sense, Siri has felt stagnant for years and is often the butt of jokes regarding AI's lack of sophistication.
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And while it will certainly be grander than your average wedding, it won't be on the same level as William and Kate.
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Execution on the Model 3 is critical to enable future investment in the grander projects outlined in the company's second master plan.
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The Affordable Care Act's most enthusiastic proponents hoped for something bigger and grander than this outcome, but it is a stable one.
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The company said it has already completed one public highway demo of its system, and it is hatching grander plans beyond that.
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They address challenges like bad weather or bicyclists; companies with grander ambitions aim to change the entire model of car ownership. Drive.
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Some officials in Berlin had hoped Merkel might be treated to a grander welcome but pressed forward with what was on offer.
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And that's true on a grander scale throughout Sonoma — the Kincade Fire has resulted in the largest evacuation in Sonoma County history.
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On a much grander scale, take what he and his allies have managed to do with New Jersey's economic development tax credits.
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But I'd argue that they jumped the gun in one important technical way and missed the main, grander meaning of the word.
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But that talent and technology will apply more broadly to the technology behind Uber's grander self-driving car efforts, Mr. Kalanick said.
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If they focused all of their time buying new cars, planes, or vacation homes, they wouldn't have this grander purpose in life.
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As wonderful as the outcomes are, what brought me into Thread was the grander vision of a more equitable and inclusive city.
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Apple's latest iPhone event is scheduled for September 7th, but the company may have a much grander hardware refresh on the horizon.
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If, as many economists expect, the airport proves grander than the flow of passengers, the public will wind up with the bill.
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Eventually, they'd announce a big hometown show, go all-out — lights, grander stunts, fresh set lists — and tell everyone to be there.
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And it makes his gradual evolution from principled lawyer to agent of the despotic state feel all the grander and more Shakespearean.
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Then check the refrigerator and unearth the last sprigs of dill or thyme left over from grander and more complicated cooking projects.
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A new season dawns at the grander end of Lincoln Center with a new David McVicar production of Bellini's bel canto classic.
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We take horoscopes and shopping very seriously at R29 — two things that some consider small potatoes in the grander garden of life.
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Men's books are windows onto some grander, more universal experience; women's books are mirrors, reflecting the author's own eating, praying and loving.
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Although there are exceptions, most grander service improvements seem to come to the front of the plane, rather than the main cabin.
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That was a reasonable promise, but not nearly so politically appealing as the much grander promise the candidate made in his speeches.
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We make sketches to plan grander projects, and those projects are then considered more significant works than the sketches that initiated them.
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He began driving for Uber and Lyft as a way to get back on his feet — but soon, a grander idea struck.
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The night sky was even grander: an eyepiece into the infinite; a great black canvas upon which to project light, imagination, and color.
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"The grander dream is to make a real difference in the energy economy of nations," Baughman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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Those who do manage to raise money tend to convey a grander vision, while aiming to build robust products that require more capital.
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Local roots allow for far-flung chapters to focus on issues specifically impacting their own communities, which ladder up to grander organizational goals.
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But his hope is even grander: for a unified theory which ties together quantum mechanics, gravity, and thermodynamics to explain the universe's mysteries.
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Taken together, the works in this show operate on an archival level, recording a singular personal trajectory in a grander, historically significant moment.
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Now it's clear that Zuckerberg's ambitions to reshape the world through politics are even grander than would fit in a two-year term.
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On a grander scale, the lawsuit speaks to the contentious debate around the legal enforcement of licensing agreements and terms of service contracts.
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Mr Bannister fears a repeat on a grander scale in Britain, which in 2015 abolished a requirement for retirees to purchase an annuity.
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But Jim Carrey's Olaf operated on a grander, more grotesque scale that threw a longer, deeper and more villainous shadow over the story.
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Just because they say they're anti-choice, doesn't mean that it will have a major impact in the grander scheme of things — right?
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Some of the difficulties Republicans are encountering in the health care process will surely spill over into their grander project of cutting taxes.
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But there's a grander takeaway intended: "By 'hijabifying' a doll, a sense of value is created [for] a Muslim girl," Adam told Refinery29.
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Over the past year, this book has unfurled its wings and unveiled something bigger, badder, and grander than it first appeared to be.
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By then it boasted a much grander team, and no one would dispute that the finest player at that tournament was Zinédine Zidane.
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If guests are looking for even grander accommodations, they can book the largest hotel suite in Paris for a staggering $56,000 per night.
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If Greg Watanabe could be grander in manner as the king's officious doctor, Jon Barker is forthright as a none-too-bright guard.
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This grander iteration is made with unexpected flavors and designed to be a treat for the eyes as well as the taste buds.
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In the villages of Great Neck Estates, Russell Gardens and Kensington, large older colonials and Tudors are juxtaposed with even grander new ones.
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In fact, the article asserts, the deal was part of a grander plan to reshape the U.S.'s role in the Middle East.
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The Jewish Museum's exhibition clarifies how much grander a scope Malevich had planned for the political and commercial aims of his art movement.
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His grander worldview—he's also dabbled in healthcare and finance—has always pushed him out of baseball; this is just his latest challenge.
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Surely he must have imagined that more power meant more flattery, a grander image, a greater hall of mirrors reflecting back his magnificence.
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This is just the next step in Walmart's grander web redesign, which started with the retailer's fashion and home categories earlier this year.
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Yet "Symphony in C" — grander, more formally hierarchical, in four marvelously contrasting movements — shows how much else about classical ballet Balanchine already understood.
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Her own look was grander than Mr. Klein's trademark minimalism; what she could offer, however, were contacts and a sense of unquestionable chic.
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I wondered how Davis's hard-hitting score might have played on a grander stage—perhaps one within walking distance of Central Park. ♦
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But what's really motivated people to flood the city's streets in record numbers is something much grander: the future of democracy in China.
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In the Democratic race this year, Mr. Sanders has made even grander claims about the "political revolution" that his election would create, leaving Mrs.
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But all these announcements are just data points that herald something much grander, according to Marcus, who is vice president of messaging at Facebook.
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Democrats have much grander ideas about how to lower drug costs, but Republicans are more trepidatious about disrupting the free market (and angering pharma).
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It's worth taking a step back, then, and thinking about what grander stories have emerged from all of these smaller steps and new results.
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There is so much humanity in these photos of scores of people looking skyward to witness something grander than themselves and their everyday worries.
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Samsung is likely to use Barcelona as the venue for its tablet ambitions while holding off a much grander reveal for later in March.
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When they start inexplicably waking up in one another's bodies, it's first the stuff of awkward comedy, then emotional connection, and then something grander.
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The company has also discussed plans to launch a drone-supported, FedEx and UPS competitor to make deliveries happen at a much grander scale.
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However, the report portrays Amazon's ambition for its Go stores as much, much grander than what the company has publicly expressed in the past.
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This weekend he'll take that premise to a grander setting, working with two younger virtuosi, the clarinetist Anat Cohen and the guitarist Julian Lage.
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Seeking a solution, Mr. Obama on Tuesday advocated a series of nuts-and-bolts changes along with his grander call for more civic engagement.
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It asks you to have faith, and to believe that, somewhere behind the scenes in the universe, there might be something grander at play.
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Conjuring dishes that have a strong sense of narrative, the four-man collective's pan-culturalist approach to dining works on a much grander scale.
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Some paint, some plagiarize; others potter around the place seemingly with no purpose whatsoever, only to prove valuable pieces in a significantly grander puzzle.
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Body monitoring, however, does have its place in the grander scheme of sexology, in particular when it comes to the slippery slope of fertility.
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Cities started to build bigger, grander hospitals, which in turn started to absorb the smaller, old-fashioned hospitals in the surrounding towns and villages.
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"It's a larger, grander discussion than anything we've had before in U.S.-China trade relations, and there's a certain amount of optimism," Kudlow said.
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Vanderpoel exhibited her artworks through the New York Watercolor Club, which frequently staged group shows, and her paintings occasionally cropped up in grander venues.
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While we are used to our American cousins doing things on a grander scale than we do, this time you really out did yourselves.
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On a grander scale, it fails on so many levels to account for team quality that small ranking differences between teams are basically meaningless.
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Haley's solid performance in New York fuels speculation that she may have grander ambitions in mind, as the future face of the Republican Party.
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His recent features constitute a kind of trilogy on the subject, each one larger in scale and grander in scope than the one before.
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Her endeavors got grander, eventually encompassing a handpicked ensemble of singers and evening-length events that added choreography, film, sets, costumes, character and instrumentation.
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At launch, it might have drowned under expectations for something much grander, but having been given a little breathing room, Ratchet & Clank has blossomed.
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As a result, he said, smaller companies can no longer use a sense of grander purpose to motivate workers to sacrifice their personal lives.
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" The escalating attack on the multilateral system and its rules, he said, would only increase the risk "of further mischief on a grander scale.
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The most optimistic Democrats regarded the list of House victories as a road map to a grander national restoration in the 2020 presidential election.
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Ms. Warren plainly has a gift for making her charges feel like part of a grander mission, for connecting her story to their own.
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There is less room for middle ground as Democrats demand stronger attacks on the president and Republicans bellow for grander defenses of his leadership.
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Mr. Bloomberg's misogyny is synecdoche for the grander phenomenon, and it's disturbing that despite it all, he's still able to gin up Democratic support.
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But this also creates a great occasion to get something done — something grander than Mr. Cuomo's current plan, a project born of political expediency.
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Levin eyed the plant carefully, and I realized that he was doing the same thing that Paisley did — only on a much grander scale.
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On Friday, an even grander event: Mr. Adams's oratorio "Gospel According to the Other Mary," performed by the St. Louis Symphony under David Robertson.
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Levin eyed the plant carefully, and I realized that he was doing the same thing that Paisley did — only on a much grander scale.
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In a grander sense, a Pisces' sensitivity is a double-edged sword—they often sacrifice their own authenticity to placate others' wishes and whims.
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" This, according to the lawsuit, was part of a grander plan to engage in "violence calculated to lead to the imposition of martial law.
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But that carriage is grander and rarely used outside of London, so the Queen decided on the Ascot Landau for the parade through Windsor. 44.
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And it has had to change its planned name, to Land of Rice memorial school, from the much grander Prime Minister Shinzo Abe memorial school.
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The Misty I Developer Edition is the first baby step for a startup with even grander ambitions than the one that gave birth to it.
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Investors will welcome this sense of consistency, although the prime minister's imminent departure has also dashed hopes that grander modernisations might be on the cards.
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Ahmed has grander plans as technology evolves, to the point where technology can be used to help students "feel" an actual body through virtual reality.
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But she and the former professional ice hockey player have remained friends, she says, adding that they work well together on their business Grander Sports.
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But it was not prepared to accept federalism on a grander scale or to pay much attention to the grievances of ethnic minorities more broadly.
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But I'm proposing something grander for this overwrought holiday: something that will invigorate your body and spirit without requiring you to stand or make conversation.
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But they will have to fit in a grander, bolder vision articulated by Congress that should form the basis to revise the Fed's new mandate.
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In that striving to justify a sequel, the Frozen team is forced to go bigger, grander, more existential, while still keeping things accessible to children.
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Through 52 episodes of television — some of them, like that Kitty Genovese episode, marvelous — "Girls" has never stopped looking for the grander, harsher psychological picture.
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Higher ceilings generally translate into higher construction costs, but some developers feel the money is well spent, since high ceilings can help create grander spaces.
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The tour was so orchestrated that it led numerous commentators to wonder whether it was part of a grander scheme to run for public office.
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Travis Kalanick, the Uber cofounder who was ousted as CEO, began selling some of his stake as well last week, on a much grander scale.
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He never seemed to me entirely at home in his domicile of deception; she dwells without evident compunction in a gaudier fairyland of grander fictions.
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On Sunday morning, West brought a grander-scaled version of these sessions to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival for an Easter morning concert.
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Though the lots may be smaller, the houses are far grander than what this town of 203 year-round residents has seen in the past.
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There is no minimum rewards balance to redeem, so you can claim a $22 redemption, or wait and save your points for a grander redemption.
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There is a grander train-station oyster bar ten blocks north, good for airs and sophistication—the beauty of Tracks lies in its democracy. ♦
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" He then worked on a manuscript about America that he considered more truthful and grander in scale than his novel "Of Time and the River.
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For a grander version without much more effort, you can make a meaty topping with spiced ground lamb that is briefly cooked with sautéed onions.
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Your focus will shift from your social life to grander themes like your reputation, career, and legacy, as Venus reenters Libra on its retrograde journey.
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There are games to play, but it might be time to take a grander view of what all this means for the team's longer-term future.
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Analysts believe that China's herd reduction is even worse than the 20% its government reported and that it might spread through Europe on a grander scale.
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Compared with boasting to your friends about your 14th consecutive coffee shop visit, the lifelog is a grander and more appealing purpose for the check-in.
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I think it's a shame that grander vision hasn't yet been realized—but then, who knows what the future holds alongside the development of Project 7.
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The Amazon billionaire isn't focused on Mars, instead opting for the grander vision afforded by the abundant resources we could theoretically have access to in space.
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Once every four years, however, there was a grander festival in which a model ship was carried up to the citadel, and men made the sail.
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He's described his goal in composing scores as taking a journey, and it's a vision that coalesces in the grander scope of his work as well.
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And director Tim Miller and screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick eschew the idea that there must be anything grander to a superhero story than that.
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At stake is whether or not an even grander Orthodox meeting (the most important for centuries, in some people's view) can proceed as planned this summer.
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The introduction of Twitch Prime is the largest piece of evidence yet that Amazon's grander plans for the platform involve blending streaming video with online commerce.
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President Donald Trump is used to making big demands — and in the trade war, those demands might be far grander than anything he's able to win.
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An open-source analysis group, the Digital Forensic Research Lab, found some indications of a firefight on Saturday, but little to back up Moscow's grander claims.
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Given the proliferation and growth potential of so-called "Smart Cities" and the Internet of Things (IoT), the potential for the telecommunications sector is much grander.
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Wide is the territory over which the facts of that story will now soon have spread, giving a new and grander reputation to Louisa Alcott's name.
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Now the leadership of the men's tour, the ATP, is looking to revive it on a grander and more lucrative scale in cooperation with Tennis Australia.
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This grander branch of Bostwick's Chowder House on the Montauk Highway will have seating on a large porch tailor-made for sunset views over the water.
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But the factory is still in the town, albeit at a grander site, and remains the only large-scale, family-run ski manufacturer in the world.
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What I am saying should not be mistaken for cultural cringe, another Australian disease in which we think ourselves lesser than the grander cultures of elsewhere.
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And in this one, I wanted to bring a millennial version with a message that was expansive and talked about Latino culture on a grander scale.
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In this community of modest homes and nondescript strip malls, Gardendale High, with its Grecian pillars and soaring, windowed foyer, spoke to the community's grander aspirations.
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But Mr. Trump has been known to underdeliver on his grander promises, and no nation with a nuclear program this advanced has ever disarmed so completely.
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The dream of artificial intelligence was supposed to be grander than this — to help revolutionize medicine, say, or to produce trustworthy robot helpers for the home.
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"It was much grander than anyone could imagine today, especially looking at what remains there," said John Conway, the historian of Sullivan County, where Grossinger's is.
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Over his left shoulder hung Mars, reddish-brown and heartbreakingly small, while to his right, the much grander Jupiter was lit up like a disco ball.
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But while Apple Fifth Avenue is now bigger, grander, and a more pleasant place to spend time, it's not marking some new beginning for Apple retail.
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By around 2004, Manafort sought even grander paydays abroad by advising fantastically rich oligarchs in the former Soviet Union on how to master tumultuous democratic politics.
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Though traders in past eras faced similar accusations of price manipulation, high-speed trading made it possible to carry out a scheme on a grander level.
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The N.F.L. makes two demands of its owners: Build ever-grander stadiums with as many public dollars as you can find; and never, ever feel shame.
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As for waivers, Republicans had grander ambitions in their repeal quest — namely, allowing states to waive Obamacare's requirement that health plans cover certain essential health benefits.
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At Sundance, it insisted it was only looking to buy a small piece of films it believed in, but today's news indicates it has far grander ambitions.
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One particularly interesting anecdote is how Freed's failure with the Fire Phone gave birth to Amazon's far grander ambitions in the artificial intelligence and smart home markets.
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They demand something grander and even more elite, which is why a life-size Boba Fett action figure can now be had for just shy of $8,500.
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The current quantum-technology push is on a far grander scale, with multiple research efforts being funded by national governments and supranational bodies, sometimes for strategic reasons.
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That said, Amazon's playbook, at least in books, has in many ways mirrored Riggio's, just on a grander scale—it thrives on flexibility, deep discounting, and abundance.
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The lawsuit also alleged Palmer's experience was part of a grander scheme to "lure foreign models to the United States" and cheat them out of their pay.
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However, a report from Bloomberg earlier this month, citing internal company documents, outlined Amazon's far grander plans to turn shipping and logistics into a core business operation.
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In January, it sent a spacecraft to explore the far side of the moon, but many think China has grander, more militaristic, aims outside of planet Earth.
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Zomato's bosses have grander goals: to create a back office for restaurants worldwide and to design, among other things, table-booking gizmos and terminals to compute bills.
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For Uber, driverless cars are one part of a grander plan to take on mass transit that has been slowly unfurled over the past couple of years.
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Chicago firm UrbanLab thinks on a grander scale, revisiting Superstudio's radical concept of a continuous, flat living environment with a model that contains a psychedelic, mirrored interior.
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The picture of our albums kind of changes along the way, as I'll edit and tailor certain things to a grander idea or narrative as I go.
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There is a vehicle making its debut here, of course — the hybrid Lynk & Co 01 compact SUV — but the pitch is grander than just this initial model.
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Like Inferno, the Hexadome's immersive, 360-degree platform was an impressive technical achievement, but the compositions felt like mesmerizing, media-player audio visualizations on a grander scale.
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It was also the first step in a grander plan to reintroduce high-level ski racing to the Eastern United States, and not just at mountain resorts.
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Today, some couples — with one eye on getting married and the other on their social media feeds — want to start their event with grander, even dangerous entrances.
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Even June and Moira's reunion is treated like yet another complication in the grander scheme of the Commander's treacherous outing than the huge revelation it actually is.
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We see Taylor Swift brandishing a golf club in "Blank Space," swinging it violently and wildly, making herself grander and larger and more destructive with every swing.
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Primal ragers like "Blood for Blood" and "Choose Your Side" snarl with crusty menace, while the melodic, clean-sung moments in "Thy Kingdom" hint at grander ambitions.
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Jian-Yang [Jimmy O. Yang] has been the new [expletive] of the house for a while, and he becomes a bigger one, like on a grander scale.
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Ultimately, the expanded G2 fleet and staff are just the means toward Cameron's grander mission to turn Voyage into a truly driverless and profitable ride-hailing company.
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Doing big things is hard, and it often requires persuading legislators to overcome cynical political calculations and tie themselves and their careers to a larger, grander project.
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But this time, he was playing on a much grander stage, his utterances simultaneously translated into dozens of languages for an audience unaccustomed to his improvisational style.
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Both the double album and the overtures to the climate crisis can also be seen another way: as a grander statement, a shot at a wider relevance.
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And by the end of October, if they can defeat No. 2100 Ohio State, they may be eyeing an even grander spot in the College Football Playoff.
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The participants' battle was a much grander one: against centuries' worth of art history that had treated the decorative arts as domestic and feminine and therefore inferior.
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Estranged from their native accents, they spoke in their grander borrowed ones a little carefully—as if, having learned their elocution lessons, they were now giving them.
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CLASSICAL MUSIC A new season dawns at the grander end of Lincoln Center with a David McVicar production of Bellini's bel canto classic, at 21942:22012 p.m.
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MONTREAL — The idea was to celebrate Montreal's coming 375th anniversary with a Christmas tree bigger and grander than the famous one at Rockefeller Center in New York.
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But, even before the reviews, Chang knew that the restaurant would have to become either faster and cheaper ("I've been wanting to do buffet forever") or grander.
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In many ways, the worry over how Facebook changes the news is really a manifestation of a grander problem with News Feed, which is simply dominance itself.
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"Today may be a grand opening, but there will be a grander opening," said State Senator Sollie Norwood of Jackson, who declined to attend Mr. Trump's speech.
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Since I think I'm smarter than most people, maybe my plot would have been grander and my fate even worse—maybe I'd have ended up in Guantánamo.
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So the protests are directly about Tekah's death, but on a grander scale, they are about something much bigger: the Ethiopian community's sense of dignity in Israel.
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Perhaps that's how our universe formed, and perhaps there are an infinite number of universes forming in the same way, decaying out of an infinitely inflating grander universe.
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That a Pritzker Prize winner would give away his ideas for free is unusual; typically, the title of Pritzker Laureate enables architects to seek out bigger, grander commissions.
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It felt like Gabe [Rodriguez] and Joe [Hill's] comics and lent itself to something that was in a much bigger and grander and that's what we went for.
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It's telling of the series' strengths that the grander storyline Juliana is involved with is less interesting than the minutiae of the lives of the people around her.
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It's not at all clear what the unions of the future will look like, but it may be that grander aspirations are necessary to achieve smaller ones. ♦
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It will then need to find even more money to fuel the grander ambitions that Breitfeld detailed in September, which the startup plans to generate by going public.
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If almost feels like an entire segment of the script concerning Dwight's grander plan was chopped out, leaving a gaping hole in the episode that feels painfully unfilled.
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But it did suggest that the series was always going to have grander ambitions than being "just" a show where lab techs solve crimes by looking at bones.
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As the streaming wars heat up, companies like Netflix, Apple, WarnerMedia (CNN's parent company), NBCUniversal and Disney are all vying to be bigger and grander than their competitors.
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Analysts say this was more of a stumbling block for Nike and should serve as a lesson for the company rather than having any grander impact on sales.
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WHEN Rex Tillerson, America's secretary of state, dropped in to see the most important politician in Poland a few weeks ago, he might have hoped for grander surroundings.
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Earlier this year, the retailer consolidated ad sales for its stores and websites and said it was ready to start monetizing its shopper data on a grander scale.
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A viable Martian colonization strategy will require an even greater reduction in the price tag, but this recent development is a key step toward a much grander goal.
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It shows that Mr. Simpson's project hasn't been to remake country from the inside, but to use it as one brick in a grander statement about American music.
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The grander "public" (independent) schools have led the way: Harrow, for example, has branches in Beijing and Hong Kong, with another due to open in Shanghai in August.
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GRAND JUNCTION GETTING EVEN GRANDER: The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) may be upping the number of employees housed in its new agency headquarters in Grand Junction, Colo.
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Now, as it prepares to go public, Uber is painting an even grander vision for investors, with a massive growth opportunity in attracting riders away from public transportation.
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The Carbo Tenore ZH-DX200-CT... Apple's latest iPhone event is scheduled for September 7th, but the company may have a much grander hardware refresh on the horizon.
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Platinum isn't going to take up much of your time, and is fun while it lasts, but equally it feels fairly inessential against the grander design of Duscae.
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Set in bleak future Poland, Hauer talks to the machine-ghost version of his son as what begins as a murder investigation opens up into a grander conspiracy.
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Mocked With Montreal's 375th anniversary approaching, a plan was hatched to put up a Christmas tree bigger and grander than the one at Rockefeller Center in New York.
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And her ambition has grown from freeing her fellow Westworld hosts to something grander and more frightening, involving perhaps the elimination or the subjugation of the human race.
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The project grows to be something far grander than a coping mechanism as Valdez fights for his sister's release within the final months of President Obama's clemency initiative.
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The sturdy, heart-shaped table at which he sat was built by his father as a prototype for a grander version, made in ebony, for Mr. Saint Laurent.
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That was plain to see by the art and the price points at the grander gallery shows held to coincide with this month's contemporary art auctions in London.
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The Mozarteumorchester Salzburg, led by Robin Davis, made Richard Rodgers's rapturous and infectious music sound fuller and grander than it probably has since the film version from 1965.
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And like the statues, despite their often incoherent and cheap origins, these mascots and team names have begun to represent something different for the American people, something grander.
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Back outside after lunch, Mr. Rybczynski headed down nearby Legare Street, in one of those neighborhoods lined with painstakingly and breathtakingly restored old homes and even grander estates.
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In 1950, Donald and his family moved around the corner to a grander 23-room, 2-bathroom redbrick — also built by his father — at 85-14 Midland Parkway.
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Through it all, though, he has been driven not only by his own ambition to be "classified as the best player in the world," but by something grander.
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It was a classic Trumpian move, akin to the days when he would knock down New York buildings to make way for visions of grander, more glorious edifices.
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There are few grander sports than rez ball, a game of acrobatic layups and jumpers and running that found its origin in that Native American time before horses.
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The new Union Square Cafe, which is to open next week, is about four blocks from the original in a much grander, light-filled space with high ceilings.
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Then she opened Dumpling Galaxy, a grander restaurant nearby that serves more than 100 varieties of dumplings out of an airy stainless-steel kitchen that she designed herself.
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The White House residence offers its own living room, study and the Yellow Oval Room for grander entertaining — in addition to the bedrooms, kitchen, dining and dressing rooms.
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"Overnight, investors have put on their analyst cap and determined that the grander (ECB) stimulus program may have enough horsepower to get things moving in Europe," he added.
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The higher caliber Ballet Theater dancers Cory Stearns and Stephanie Williams, in the duet "Time Slowing, Ending," brought a grander scale to Ms. LeCrone's dynamics without greater consequence.
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Rent's rock interludes, functioning as brief snippets of dialogue being traded in the grander scheme of musical banter, feel weirdly abbreviated, building toward nothing but a quick quip.
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Ed Yong's beautiful, smart, and sometimes shocking new book I Contain Multitudes: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life will make you take a deep breath.
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But while the detective work used to uncover DeAngelo's alleged crimes was certainly clever, some experts in genetic privacy have been worried about the grander implications of this method.
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The existing place and the existing management, as great as they were, was more conducive to a smaller restaurant and I think his ideas are a little bit grander.
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Unlike the ads and grander narratives being drawn from the program, the exhibitions themselves resist stereotypes and easy narratives, and tackle Latin American and Latino art as complex topics.
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It's all an extension of the social network's grander bot ambitions, which seek to layer in very subtle, yet powerful predictive capabilities powered by an understanding of human language.
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Completing a boring mission might bring you closer to a character you're really attached to, or, on a grander scale, you might see the world evolve in fascinating ways.
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From the first iteration of the Loft to later, grander, international projects, he always maintained the same "loft-y" idealism of fostering inclusion and love through music and dance.
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The most accomplished corporate taxonomists play a still grander game; controlling not only how the firm is subdivided, but also whether it is viewed as a company at all.
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The grander the restaurant, the less food is on your plate; the more posh the store, the fewer garments on display; the better the hotel, the less decorative art.
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What we're hearing: Cohn, who'd love the job as chief, is nonetheless rightly wary of that particular promotion, and instead is keeping his eye on an even grander prize.
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Along the way you might have to gun down dozens of faceless, screaming enemies, but it is all in the interest of an action that is greater and grander.
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Of course, true to JRPG tradition, a modest journey rapidly spirals into something grander, with setting the squad on a path to rescue the world from an imminent darkness.
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Some have speculated that Project Scorpio will be a Windows 10 gaming PC built specifically for the living room, converging PC and console gaming with today's grander media landscape.
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Chance the Rapper contributes a long, goofy, felt, contemplative verse, after which the choir comes back louder and grander than ever, bringing everything to a suitably sweeping, epic finale.
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That could mean he's interested in running for a seat in the California state assembly or the U.S. House of Representatives, but a 30-state tour implies grander goals.
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While games with a personal focus like this were common among PC games at the time, they were much less common on console, where stories tended toward grander stakes.
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Gropius and Ise made their way to the United States, where he took up the rather grander teaching role of professor of architecture at the Harvard School of Design.
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You can see his fascinating story in our video above, recounted by Ed Yong, author of I Contain Multitudes: The Microbes Within us and a Grander View of Life.
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The doujin games that blossom from the grander Touhou universe aren't even necessarily of the bullet hell moniker, and that's part of the joy of them: their unpredictable variety.
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Then again, they had grander ambitions against the Pacers despite missing their first eight 3-point attempts and trailing by as many as 10 points in the first quarter.
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But there is no grander place in tennis to debut a new look than Centre Court at Wimbledon, and when Federer walked out Monday, he was indeed wearing Uniqlo.
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But in a grander context, it was a remarkable moment in American history because, when asked, top government officials in the Trump administration wouldn't come to the president's defense.
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I make a sticky toffee cake by heart, but then I'm drawn in by grander, more complicated cakes, by layered, frosted, patterned projects that reward my time and attention.
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In Montreal, there was an idea to celebrate the city's upcoming 375th anniversary by putting up a Christmas tree bigger and grander than the famous one in New York.
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But the legal principle at issue before the U.S. Supreme Court is something far grander: whether the government may coerce individuals to create custom art that violates their conscience.
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Experts believe North Korea is likely to fall short of its grander ambitions, which appear premised on the kind of miscalculations to which new nuclear powers are often prone.
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As grubby as any New York pigeon but much grander, the white ibis, known here as a "bin chicken," is a hefty, prehistoric-looking creature with a curved beak.
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Though burned by one charity auction project, Eric Trump, who is 20173, pressed forward with his 38-year-old brother, Donald Jr., on another, grander one involving Trump senior directly.
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"It was much grander than anyone could imagine today, especially looking at what remains there," John Conway, the historian of Sullivan County, where the resort is located, told the Times.
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When these photos are shown alongside those of this week's eruption, it's hard to not feel humbled by our coexistence with forces much grander than the lives we lead. —G.
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But these touches seem there less to indicate grander readings and more to reinforce the literalism of what's onscreen, the relationship between humanity and its subjugated creations, its discardable children.
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It is a mirror reflection of a society that understands black people as barely sentient props, in place only to serve a grander narrative without thought to their own fates.
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And it may not be able to spare many rockets for its own purposes if it wants to remain solvent for its grander schemes of interplanetary travel and Mars colonization.
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But both the EU and Japan make yet grander claims for their agreement, hoping it can shape the rules of globalisation by enshrining high product standards that will become global.
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A third of the way in, however, Dark takes some bold turns and starts toying with ideas far grander than the show's marketing material or earlier story beats let on.
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Norwegian companies are developing a container ship for hauling fertilizer on short, autonomous legs, with the hopes of grander plans down the line, by the Wall Street Journal's Costas Paris.
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"We believe the Venmo opportunity is much grander than simply increasing point-of-sale acceptance, and includes wide ranging e-commerce opportunities," Paul Condra, an analyst with Credit Suisse said.
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Charming and chatty on the eve of the 80th Masters, Payne was loathe to reveal many details, no matter how insignificant, preferring instead to talk about the grander big picture.
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"Doulas have the gift of focusing on all the emotional stuff and the journey in a grander sense," says Mariel Lugosch-Ecker, a certified doula for Open Hands Doula Care.
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After Elon Musk expressed disappointment with the electric vehicle investments of Daimler, the parent company of automaker Mercedes-Benz, the company shot back at Musk with its grander electric ambitions.
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Disney's live-action retelling of Beauty and the Beast finally has a full trailer, and it promises everything we saw in the 1991 original, but on a far grander scale.
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Snap began selling its first camera, Spectacles, earlier this month, and it has much grander ambitions in hardware as well, with several job listings for supply chain managers and engineers.
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The two companies had been partners for one year prior to this deal, but FullContact co-founder and CEO Bart Lorang told TechCrunch that there are grander plans for India.
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The addition of algorithm-powered feed is part of Baidu's grander vision to lead in China's artificial intelligence wave, which is expected to undergird self-driving, voice bots and more.
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We can choose to remember this event, coming during the grander era of American ideological triumph over the recently collapsed Soviet Union, as a minor embarrassment of little real consequence.
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Under the grander name of the Académie Royale de Musique, although even then inseparable from ballet, it performed mainly at the Palace of Versailles and the Palais Royal in Paris.
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But the deep hurt Lexa's death has caused in some of the show's audience makes perfect sense in the grander context of gay, bisexual, and otherwise queer women dying onscreen.
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In 2016, Beyoncé released "Lemonade," the most musically and thematically ambitious album of her career, the one that positioned her as something grander than an excellent vocalist and urgent performer.
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He soon envisioned a grander project, one that became more feasible when he persuaded the actress Bea Arthur to let him interview her at her home in the mid-1990s.
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She is impeccable, perhaps too much so — the even, perfectly modulated dynamics of her dancing (amplified by the oddly slow tempos of her solos), tamp down grander emotion and excitement.
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Even though doctors and scientists have been hollering about this for years, it seems the idea that keto is Bad may finally be working its way into the grander ether.
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The National, as locals call it, is much hillier than it looks on television or any other screen, and has grander vistas and more blind shots than you might imagine.
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Lawmakers and stakeholders should be prepared to win some and lose some in order secure a grander victory: a simplified tax code that is built for growth and job creation.
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What contemporaries like Sigur Rós and Explosions in the Sky were doing on a grander, more accessible canvas, City of Caterpillar were doing in the cracks, where the blood flowed.
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Integrating that sort of knowledge of the world may be the next great hurdle in A.I., a prerequisite to grander projects like using A.I. to advance medicine and scientific understanding.
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" Whatever steps they take should reignite the promise of the old declaration to "encourage our race all over the world and to stimulate it to a higher and grander destiny.
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But The Disaster Artist isn't really interested in making a grander statement; it's about a magical friendship and a strange movie, and its primary aim is to make you laugh.
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The lighting of the cauldron was slightly anticlimactic compared with cauldron lightings from previous games, but overall the ceremony was as artistic as Barcelona, and on a much grander scale.
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Theoretical physicists are looking for some explanation for this dark energy, and some have surmised that perhaps there's a grander theory where the curvature of space-time differs for bigger things.
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A grander theory—string theory—attempts to unite the two, where each particle is actually a tiny string whose vibrations in a higher-dimensional space encode the properties that scientists observe.
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Each new setting has its part to play in the grander story, but it also features its own series of dramas and conflicts whose resolutions function as chapters within the game.
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This is fits into a grander narrative of the Trump presidency: While he says he wants out of wars, he continues to fight them and in many cases escalates the conflicts.
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Though Guler has denied anything sinister in this data acquisition, signing away access to your personal information to an app certainly has grander implications than one private astrologer knowing your business.
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And as it holds such a place of honor in the seasonal style calendar, over the years the Chanel runway show has transformed into a increasingly grander and more elaborate spectacle.
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For Schlossberg, this is all part of a grander plan to convince investors to discount the possibility of a rate hike, so it can raise interest rates in a stronger market.
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While other kids his age are busy building caterpillar forts on the playground, Nyeeam Hudson has set his sights on grander goals: Most notably, on spreading motivational messages to the world.
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" In that same special, former Guns N' Roses publicist Arlette Vereeke lamented Rose's approach to his videos: "Everything had to be bigger and better and grander, more majestic and more money.
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Her novels often put portraits of intimate relationships and sociological observations of the lives of Angelenos together with grander fictional ideas that resonate with political and social concerns of the moment.
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Ms. Pardo, who grew up in New York, says she voted against the plan because she envisioned a grander, more ambitious tribute, perhaps at the city's recently renovated, multimillion-dollar marina.
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Various statues across the property include the 12 apostles, Mary, several angels, and a 15-foot, three ton Jesus which was inspired by Rio de Janeiro's much grander Christ the Redeemer.
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But what started in 1777 with the firing of 13 rockets into the sky in Philadelphia has evolved into a tradition celebrated across the continent with grander and more expensive spectacles.
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"In the long term, we think there's potential to apply this technology in other industrial settings and help tackle climate change on an even grander scale," DeepMind writes in today's announcement.
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"The security concerns around containers are almost more about ownership than technology," Guy Podjarny, the president who co-founded the company with Assaf Hefetz and Danny Grander, explained in an interview.
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The producers of this single bottle of vodka are hoping it could lead to something far grander—the revitalization of a traditional Ukrainian industry in a region beset by economic distress.
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In Ms. Netrebko's Technicolor world, broadcast to some 400,000 followers, costume is daywear, and social media is an exclamatory playhouse even grander and more neon-bright than the productions she headlines.
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It's part of +POOL's grander ambition of building a public swimming pool within the East River, which has faced a series of roadblocks since the idea was initially proposed in 2010.
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And the astonishing thing was that those children, despite severe malnutrition, were all alive, because of improvements in aid and health care — reflecting trends that are grander than any one man.
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Britt Hart, an astrologer based in Philadelphia, said she thinks people can be drawn to horoscope-based calendars because they're seeking a grander sense of time and order in the universe.
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But Heifets, a Stanford neuroanesthesiologist, had come to lay out an even grander role for the drug federal officials banned in 250 in a futile effort to quash the burgeoning rave scene.
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Not to spoil anything — especially now that it's clear the show intends to follow Kirkman's source material more closely — but Negan is supposed to have a grander, more complex relationship with Rick.
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Tentative fundraising for the project has been "very encouraging" says Mr Crist; so much so, that he hopes to make this part of a much grander, $20m refurbishment of the entire library.
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Brian Truitt, USA Today: But the ambition of "Crimes," from the ballooning cast to the gymnastics required to connect the story to the grander mythology, threatens to derail the episode at times.
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In 2019, with the Model 3 moving into new regions of the world and hints of other grander plans, Tesla deserves, and will need, a captain with both hands on the wheel.
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They're The Walking Dead's final shots to prove that the season has been worth watching, and that the dead-ends and constant bottle episodes have been part of some grander, meaningful design.
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That criticism heated up earlier this year after The Toronto Star published a report based on leaked documents that revealed the company to have grander ambitions than just a 12-acre lot.
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It's still fun to poke around air ducts and hack into computers, but I'm hoping the rest of my time in Eidos Montreal's latest cyberpunk fantasy will prove to have grander aspirations.
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The unified tax system is expected to bring change on a far grander scale, removing distortions created by differential taxes and duty structures imposed across India's 219 states and 7 union territories.
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The dialogue is sharper, the hyperbole grander, and though it's still in a fictitious Ivy League bubble, the show mirrors America's never-ending tussle with race, class, and gender with enviable expertise.
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On a grander scale, Hezbollah is working with Iran, Russia, and Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria and trains Shiite militants that seek to undermine the U.S. in Iraq, per U.S. officials.
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Sometimes it feels like it moves in big leaps, sometimes it moves in small sighs, but the movement is more or less stable, implicitly posing a grander question: What is time anyway?
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"I can't report any of the details, but it's a larger, grander discussion than anything we've had before in U.S.-China trade relations, and there's a certain amount of optimism," Kudlow said.
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It is a decision that will cost the company billions in the short run, but Disney+ has a grander strategic logic that, if executed smartly, should pay off for decades to come.
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Although its 12 songs clock in at under 78 minutes, which means they could be squeezed onto a single CD, it's being released on Friday as a double album — a grander statement.
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The shift reflects not maturity, that eternally solemn virtue that singer-songwriters aspire to, but rather the meanderings of a thoughtful guy whose mind happened to wander into grander territory than usual.
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But with a measure of care and tolerance on both sides, we could still allow our national mammal to become something grander and more glorious than a buffalo-nickel treat for tourists.
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A grander, more polished "West Side Story" might not have entered the summer's conversation so vigorously — asking, like "Dangerous House" and the distant 2 train, if there's really "a place for us."
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According to the report, Ito's decision to bring OpenAg to Epstein's attention was part of his full-court press to convert Epstein's relatively modest donations to the Media Lab into something grander.
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But here's my grander working theory: Those creepy sensations arise when fingertips, in sync with other finely tuned sensory systems, experience nanoscopically confounding surfaces like cardboard or paper towels as mentally unassimilable.
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The neighborhoods near the school are a mix of one-story homes with 'Proud Union Home' signs in their front yards and grander multistory houses that overlook a country club golf course.
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If it's true that winter produces a form of social jet lag, to discern what its effects might be, we can look to populations that experience this phenomenon on a grander scale.
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What we decided was let's take those games that Felix loves, and that people love watching people play, and let's do them in real life, on sort of a larger, grander scale.
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With "Les Huguenots," about the battle between Protestants and Catholics in 16th-century France, Meyerbeer began to see opera not as the play of individuals, but as a grander, more impersonal spectacle.
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But compared to its competitors, GM's announcement was slightly more tame, committing to almost two dozen new all-electric vehicles while steering clear of a much grander promise of across-the-board electrification.
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But the question remains as to whether the disrupter of 2017 is made for the long haul—able, as Ms Pedder puts it, to use "a glorious epic moment, for a grander purpose".
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It's clear this is the start of a grander story arc — and, to be honest, it's invigorating to see that TWD has a long-term plan that goes beyond the grueling Rick vs.
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In a grander sense, it finally feels like Negan is being integrated into the ensemble, rather than treated as an amorphous threat our protagonists struggle against to give the show its needed conflict.
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It's all part of the grander scheme of inner- and inter-city high speed travel, where people drive their cars into underground tunnels and are whisked around, beneath the surface traffic, on tracks.
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Some will argue that Episode One's (or Episode Two's or Half-Life 2's) disinterest in shooting is rooted in grander ambitions; that these are story games, focused on world building and intrigue.
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It's a shame because the speech could have been an opportunity for the commander in chief to lay out a grander vision for the Coast Guard, or perhaps a new maritime defense strategy.
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These are not reminders that other worlds are similar to Earth in some way, but that all of the solar system arises from the same principles, some grander planetary, geologic and atmospheric scheme.
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On a grander scale, Microsoft is hoping it can compete with Google and Facebook, both companies investing billions in the future of machine intelligence, to become a central player in the AI space.
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It's a small intervention in the grander scheme of things, and its longterm success has yet to be seen, but what was once a dodgy, dark alley is now a luminous art experience.
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Diane (Alison Brie) tried to make a play for a grander, more altruistic life, only to end up lost, drunk, and hiding from her perpetually enthusiastic Labrador husband Mr. Peanutbutter (Paul F. Tompkins).
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Watching her slowly deflate when she's told in no uncertain terms that the fight is over — and that everything she's been working for is negligible in the grander scheme of things — is devastating.
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Dispossession, integral to the project of colonization, makes the specter of stolen artifacts all the more uncanny: There's a moment of recognition, and then there's the grander, incapacitating reality that nothing has changed.
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Surprising shareholders with grander merger and acquisition plans during a touchy acquisition of Sky, which faltered once before, and scandals at its all-important Fox News operation is evocative of another era, however.
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The stretched stitches and gnarled strands bursting their wrappings in the "Heads" series of 19803-75, part of a grander project called "Alterations," suggested, in stark terms, psychic distress tipping over into madness.
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As a fat, nosy, inquisitive child, I loved grand hotels, which always seemed to me like fabulous dollhouses that you could enter and live in, and there is none grander than the Carlyle.
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The failure to attract members led Roberts and Jones to abandon grander plans—for squash and tennis courts, a "Ladies' course," a new clubhouse, and the development of estates adjacent to the links.
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While Amazon may have anticipated the public backlash (especially among residents of the losing cities) in the grander scheme of their national search, shouldn't de Blasio and Cuomo have known their constituents better?
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This is definitely a weekend read (it's about 25 mins in length), but here's a taste: There's one more piece to this grander AR vision, and it's perhaps the biggest and most challenging one.
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Ian was still cropping up on Abloh's Instagram account, but his reputation could find rehabilitation on a much grander scale if he received fashion's ultimate seal of approval and respect: a front row seat.
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But if Apple has a grander vision beyond the virtual balance customers will soon be keeping on their phones — which I think it does — then a bank-like app is one place to start.
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In a grander sense, HQ looks a lot like the future promised by "original video content," the one every tech and media company under the sun has been desperately searching in the dark for.
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Logic, and Mr Kim's own words, point to a nuclear programme with grander ambitions, perhaps to "drive the US from the peninsula" or reunify Korea under the North's flag, argues the senior administration official.
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It's not just about how The Inverted Spire is set on a grander stage than previous strikes, it's how that scale is mixed with rotating types of encounters to keep players constantly on-guard.
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Going on this sample slice of what's to come, it's a game that feels grander in scale but no less focused on telling a great story about a riveting, relatively unknown portion of history.
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It was awesome, literally, and when we took off those goofy cardboard glasses, there were smiles all around, a collective appreciation of forces grander than us or anything, good or bad, we might create.
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And, while projects from Musk and Richard Branson are focused on smaller projects, like tourism, and grander projects, like colonization, Blue Origin is, in keeping with Bezos's approach to most business matters, more practical.
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Armageddon seems somehow plausible and we're all turned into helpless children scared of forces grander than we can imagine, looking for respite and answers in superheroes flying across screens in our chapel of dreams.
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If you want something even grander to watch on your commute or at the office to bring the blood pressure down, NASA also offers up a feed of cameras from the ISS to view.
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What my teen goth brain didn't understand (but would have loved to) is that what happened to Halloween Town is part of a grander system of things breaking down and coming back together again.
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And although he often played grander Romantic works, he saw the century or so between the birth of Buxtehude in 1637 and the death of Bach in 153 as the pinnacle of his instrument.
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But as elsewhere on the North Fork, grander, newer, million-dollar-plus houses are popping up in neighborhoods all over the hamlet, some shielded by gates and Hamptons-like hedges, illuminated by security lights.
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And if you're looking to build up an even grander collection, there are a few other KitchenAid products on sale as well — including this hand mixer, a larger stand mixer, and this electric kettle.
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These are grander, fuller pieces whose orchestrations aim for epic portent, adding thunderous choral singing (in the style of "O Fortuna," or the Star Wars "Duel of the Fates" theme) and thick, clomping drums.
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Farhad: Anyway, RapGenius was a fine idea but, fueled by venture capital dollars, it set its sights on something much grander: not just annotating rap lyrics but annotating the world — news documents, speeches, anything.
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But if we have no way of actually achieving our preference for an Assad-free Syria how are we going to achieve that without endangering our alliances or international peace on a grander scale.
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Yet he's also expressed sympathy for the Turkish fears that the Kurdish fighters in Syria have a grander plan that aligns with those of Kurdish separatists in Turkey: to carve out their own homeland.
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Montsant and Priorat are like Gigondas and Châteauneuf-du-Pape in the southern Rhône valley of France, in that Gigondas is often thought to be a diminutive and cheaper version of the grander Châteauneuf.
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"Never Look Away," working on a grander scale in muddier genre territory — not quite a biopic, it hovers between psychological drama and period romance — tries to achieve a similar blend of clarity and excitement.
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There are no signs of the excitement abating, either, as the conversation about the film has evolved from discussions about the importance of representation into something grander: a rather groundbreaking celebration of black culture.
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He lives simply — or as simply as a pope can — choosing to eschew some of the grander trappings of the papacy and living in the modest Vatican guesthouse rather than the luxurious papal apartments.
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But Senate leaders are turning to narrow repeal now only because their grander ambitions are falling short and they are anxious to pass any bill that they can sell as Obamacare repeal through the Senate.
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"The grander the forecast, the greater need for skepticism," the note said, stating that the value-add coming from experts should be in providing investors with a better understanding of issues rather than making predictions.
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The European Union, which is working towards a much grander trade deal with the United States, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), says it has been increasing levels of engagement at the highest level.
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The first Crew Dragon flights will go to the International Space Station – much like the uncrewed test mission SpaceX performed with the capsule in March – and will be an important step toward its grander ambitions.
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A skinny, north-south thoroughfare, Waverly Avenue developed in the late 19th century as a service street for the mansions then going up on the grander boulevards that flank it, Clinton Avenue and Washington Avenue.
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Microsoft's ambitions are much grander, though: it wants to create the infrastructure for a "world scale" set of holograms, and it's building tools that let developers use that infrastructure across platforms, including iOS and Android.
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Programming robots to walk on flat, even ground is difficult enough, but Florida's Institute for Human and Machine Cognition (IHMC) is tackling the grander challenge of making sure bipedal robots can successfully navigate rough terrain.
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It follows the misadventures of three young women trying to make their mark on Scarlet, a teen magazine with grander ambitions than the lip gloss tutorials most people assume are the publication's bread and butter.
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I wrote earlier this year that the Millarworld deal indicated Netflix had far grander ambitions than just being the best streaming service out there, and I think that continues to be the company's strategic vision.
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The franchise's global reach has made it bigger and in many ways better: Its casting is broader and more inclusive, its locations are more sprawling and varied, its action scenes are grander and more epic.
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Geographically, it's all still focused on the western United States, however Waymo's ambitions — bolstered by millions of real-world miles and billions of simulated miles of driving — are understandably far grander than its present scale.
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Tim Cook will never be the product visionary Steve Jobs styled himself to be, but now he is carving out his own legacy as an even grander champion—protector of privacy, defender of the Constitution.
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Fitbit almost certainly has grander plans in mind for what it intends to do with all of this info, but right now it's all about "educating people simply on what 'fertility' means," as White said.
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The influence lasts through Friday, infusing us with the bravery to say how we feel, and a yen to spend time with philosophers, world-travelers, and other passionate people who make our world feel grander.
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Top aides have made it very clear that the speech would not be the usual litany of legislative priorities but would instead be a grander call to arms on the major challenges facing the nation.
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This all part of AT&T's grander plans to better compete with the likes of Comcast and best rivals like Verizon by becoming both a internet services company and the owner of a media empire.
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In addition, even grander names have been suggested for the company's board, including Oprah (who's a NOprah, I am told) and rapper Kendrick Lamar (Twitter CEO and co-founder Jack Dorsey is a super-fan).
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But Lockwood's grander claim that the Revolution "devastated the globe" relies on the reader's sense of a "butterfly effect": that the flap of a butterfly's wings in Brazil can set off a tornado in Texas.
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The song's more electronic elements—like the inclusion of a drum machine and synths and an explosive and rhythmic verse in Rau's charmingly distinct nasal bellow—set the pace for a grander, more expansive sound.
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A grander goal of the negotiations has been to enable Western countries to compete with rising economic powers like China and India by setting mutually agreed standards in areas like car safety, cosmetics and chemicals.
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As with other foreign policy decisions from the Trump administration, it is often difficult to see whether this move is part of a grander plan or just a step that someone thinks seems worthwhile taking.
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When Ryan did try to make the case that these policies were part of a grander social program, he was drowned out by the president—whose numerous abuses of power Ryan did nothing to curtail.
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Instead of clinging to the elementary quips and dramatized values of their early days, Brand New pushed themselves to tackle grander musical scopes, essentially becoming an alt-rock band not marketable enough for radio airplay.
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As I walked away from the crumbling carcass of the Nakagin Capsule Tower, my own problems didn't seem any smaller, but they were part of a world far grander and stranger than I'd ever thought.
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Kirk is mulling over a promotion, to a grander but flightless role, while Spock (Zachary Quinto) has career plans of his own, possibly connected to the cooling of his relationship with Lieutenant Uhura (Zoë Saldana).
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Overall, the work in Enacting Stillness suggests that, contrary to some of the grander claims made about art's political efficacy, most art intervenes in the world in a more limited, but no less essential, way.
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Overall, the work in the show suggests that, contrary to some of the grander claims made about art's political efficacy, most art intervenes in the world in a more limited, but no less essential, way.
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The new legislation from these two progressive lawmakers is much grander in scope — applying to the entire US market instead of "just" Medicare — but the expected effect, and potential risks, would likely have some overlap.
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Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides is grander within the same technopop style, aiming for a dizzier and more solemn sense of romantic rapture; the synthesizers throb with wild longing and a quasi-orchestral majesty.
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In the meantime, Disney can start to put its plans for Hulu in motion as part of the company's grander streaming ambitions (including potential bundles with Disney+ and ESPN+) while still keeping all the Comcast content.
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Gurriel (his last name then spelled Gourriel) was just 21 years old, the crown jewel of the Cuban baseball system, who was about to be unleashed to grander baseball world at the first World Baseball Classic.
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Harris did get some flak from observers for harping on this specific issue, though — whether Trump should be allowed on Twitter felt to some like a relatively small matter in the grander scheme of the debate.
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A feud he appears to be trying to engineer with Mike Pence represents another bid to elevate his modest record in South Bend, battling potholes and derelict housing, into the grander fight over values he wants.
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There was no sense of international intrigue even in Barentsburg, a Soviet-era coal mining outpost that exists now largely as a political relic, hearkening to the days when the Soviet Union had grander ambitions there.
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Of course, the "full power" of Cuomo's Empire Station Complex involves moving the Amtrak waiting area from its current subterranean location under Madison Square Gardens to the much grander old Farley Post Office across Eighth Avenue.
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He was a kind, doting father, but Armand considered him a fool and believed himself to be cut out for grander things than inheriting the family restaurant, however many étoiles the Michelin inspectors had awarded it.
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I still wasn't sure there were grander things than running a three-star, but I was becoming bored in the kitchen, so, whenever I could, I started joining Armand on excursions he took with his friends.
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It did not announce a country ready to flex its political and economic muscle on a grander scale but rather provided further evidence that Brazilians — remarkably resilient and welcoming people — still know how to muddle through.
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In retrospect, the findings might not come as too much of a surprise: Researchers who study salamanders and other amphibians, the paradigms for tissue regeneration, see this happening on a far grander scale all the time.
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But it seems particularly ineffable when you're still trying to figure out where you stand, somewhere at the intersection between your past and present, puzzling out how your identity fits into the grander scheme of things.
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And in the grander scheme of things, Manson released his debut album a few months after Bieber was born so probably sees him as a very famous pipsqueak who's in no way relevant to his world.
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David Lynch and Mark Frost revived their seminal television show to great fanfare, and presented viewers with a brand new story, grander in scale, while retaining the eerie, uncanny, funny, warm heart of the original series.
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"Yet for all Trump's sins, it is the Democrats who are now threatening to abuse power on a much grander scale than anything Trump has tried or even threatened," The Washington Examiner warned in an editorial.
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The glowing keyboards, dinky flutes, angry rhythm guitar parts, assembled sound effects, and the like are incorporated poorly, failing to mesh with the grander rock structures that subsume them, sticking out like otiose clip-on accessories.
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In "A Space Traveler's Guide to the Solar System," Thompson, an astronomer, takes readers on a grander journey — a hypothetical 50-year, multibillion-mile rocket tour of every planetoid and moon between the sun and Pluto.
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That many artists (especially the foreign ones), seeking perhaps to justify aestheticizing poverty, war, displacement, and other experiences they have not taken the time to consider fully, will often declaim some grander idea of moral purpose.
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Trump has made a show of hosting the State of the Union guests a grander to-do than previous first ladies, spending more one-on-one time with them, without the President, than her recent predecessors.
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We know Janet's prejudices run deep, which makes this redemptive ending to her arc feel more than a little tacked on, but it's still a nice note to end on in the grander scheme of the episode.
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I think we have the potential here of doing something much grander than Kissinger and Nixon did many, many decades ago, in terms of bringing China fundamentally into the global economy in a completely different way structurally.
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For Zuckerberg, whose trips to remote American locales and meetings with small-town residents have been labeled by some as political campaigning practice, these investments represent a grander vision for using his and Chan's multibillion-dollar fortune.
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Thus far, the scientists have only been able to replicate the results on arugula, kale, spinach and watercress, but their plans for the future are much grander, including trees that could stand in for outdoor electric light.
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His breakthrough came when he perceived back-and-forths even grander than that of the winds over the Indian Ocean—co-ordinated changes in pressure in places many thousands of kilometres apart which he called "world weather".
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But the central bank is also creating dollar surrogates in the electronic banking system on a far grander scale, and this money lacks the backing of sufficient currency reserves or gold - the prerequisite of any stable unit.
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And the modest "operations researchers," who had entered and learned from the real world when they managed radar development during the war, retreated to their ivory towers and became much grander "systems analysts" once the conflict ended.
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But he speculated that Benchmark's objective may not be merely to win the lawsuit — but to force Kalanick on the record in a deposition, or to use the case as a barganing chip in a grander deal.
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Rounds agreed with the characterization that Russia "weaponized" data stolen from the Democratic National Committee and Clinton campaign chair John Podesta, in the sense that it was used in a grander propaganda scheme to undermine American democracy.
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Beyond any tactical advantages, launching Russian bombers from Iran also seemed to be part of a grander plan by President Vladimir V. Putin to cobble together a coalition to fight in Syria with Russia at its center.
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As she creeps toward adulthood, she is learning that maturity is messier than teen-age remove, and these songs reflect a grander turmoil than that experienced by a sixteen-year-old who is sick of it all.
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As the show settled into some of its grander ambitions, Sugar began to feel like the theme song — written before much of the Steven Universe's mythology was even a blip on her radar — needed a tune-up.
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The fabrics are fashioned into the borders of long skirts still worn by Laotian women, into curtains and bed covers for village and grander homes, and into head cloths, sashes and intricate bodices for dress up occasions.
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There would not be much to celebrate immediately, but it would hopefully serve as the beginning of a much grander opportunity for both countries to negotiate an end to the nuclear standoff — and avoid a horrific outcome.
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Built in 1920 by a prominent architect named Laurence Hall Fowler, it originally served as a stately guesthouse for an even grander home that is now part of St. Timothy's School, a private high school for girls.
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Halle Stanford, president of television at the Jim Henson Company, said Netflix pushed to make one project, "The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance," even grander in scale than she had hoped, supersizing the budget in the process.
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But though he was still a neophyte at the event in 2008, he broke the world record in the 100 in New York and then eclipsed it again on a grander stage at the Olympics in Beijing.
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Manchester City and Chelsea both switched their matches away from the women's teams' normal homes — the Academy, in Manchester, and Kingsmeadow, in Kingston, in London's never-ending suburbs — to rather grander stages: the Etihad and Stamford Bridge.
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As options like buy online, pick up in store become more popular for grocery shopping, technology goes hand-in-hand with that, and will start to roll out on a grander scale across the country, she said.
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It's full of thrills on an even grander scale than ever before (and the bar was already pretty high to begin with), and it's a massive love letter to everything that came in the MCU before it.
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Muguruza came back to prevail, 4-6, 6-20163, 6-4, and then celebrated in the sunshine, but she should have been playing and celebrating in a much grander setting on No. 1 Court or Centre Court.
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The work demands patient observation without surrendering to the grander works in the room, such as Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun's "Neo Totems" (2018) or Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds's commissioned "Surviving Active Shooter Custer" (63).
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The short film is also a good way to justify that 4K TV you've been debating, because watching Rocky Mountain 8K on a tiny smartphone screen will feel like you're cheating your eyeballs out of a grander experience.
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So, if you're a nihilist who doesn't get why some Moon blocking the light from some star on some lonely planet is so exciting, rest assured: there actually is some grander scientific knowledge us humans hope to gather.
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Kavandi explained that Kilopower is part of the agency's grander plans, which include the Orion Spacecraft and Space Launch System, as well as its lunar gateway to be used as a hub for research and deeper space exploration.
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Next week, the 15-year-old trafficking survivor will be wielding her bat in the considerably grander surroundings of Lord's cricket ground as one of eight chosen to represent Bangladesh in the first Street Child Cricket World Cup.
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Both the increase in debt and lower interest rates "are symptoms of grander issues such as slowing population growth, an aging population and therefore an easing of economic growth rates," says Lou Brien, rates strategist at DRW Trading.
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A summit in December is due to discuss moves towards a common budget and a stronger bail-out fund for ailing banks—the modest remains of much grander reform proposals advanced by Emmanuel Macron, France's president, last autumn.
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Frogmore Cottage—a fixer-upper that sits just north of the grander Frogmore House, where Meghan and Harry held their evening wedding reception in May and took their engagement portraits— offers a quiet setting for the new family.
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This week, he became the first Indian PM to visit Israel — where they have now officially renamed a type of chrysanthemum as "Modi"— before heading on to an even grander platform at the G-20 summit in Germany.
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The claim by Democratic Party officials that the attack was the work of Russian intelligence in a grander scheme to destabilize the American election may have merit, but given what we know right now, it's at least premature.
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The ideas of Westworld — the blurry line between real and artificial reality, the grander purpose of AI data, the utopian reality outside the park — are bigger than the "bots go bad" narrative from which the show was adapted.
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She cast her victory as the green shoots of triumph over the "deep midnight and darkness" of the political moment -- and a message to fellow progressive organizers that their brand of activism could succeed on a grander scale.
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Originally from suburban Michigan, he has been in New York since 2004, pursuing commercial work for brands like Uniqlo (a pocket tee printed with contented-seeming giraffes, a tote bag adorned with a pretzel pattern), alongside grander projects.
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For violent, disturbed individuals, the grand scope of an extremist ideology can offer a way of turning their personal turmoil into something grander and more meaningful, a way of playing a key role in the making of history.
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On a grander scale, the ape is often represented by a large replica of his hand that grasps the protagonist explorer (Danny Lee) and provides affection to Samantha (Evelyne Kraft), his childlike human companion and Fay Wray analogue.
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No matter how many things Ms. Salazar makes up, it seems unfair to liken her to our post-truth president, who lies on a much grander scale and who has the power to do far, far greater damage.
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It was a grander version of the barbecues he and Ms. Teigen often host, where she sometimes freestyles with whatever ingredients are on hand, he follows a recipe to the letter, and a lot of LVE gets poured.
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The emphasis on nomadic traditions casts Kyrgyzstan as part of a grander Turkic civilization, and perhaps equally important, helps counter the growing strength here of the intolerant Wahhabi strain of Islam imported by clerics educated in Saudi Arabia.
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As he flew across the country meeting with computer scientists to help design an overall strategy for tackling the problem of X.A.I., what became clear was that the field needed to collaborate more broadly and tackle grander problems.
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Synopsis: In a city of humanoid animals, a hustling theater impresario's attempt to save his theater with a singing competition becomes grander than he anticipates even as its finalists find that their lives will never be the same.
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Instead, Day told his players that the next 30 minutes of play would determine what kind of team he had and what it was made of — not only against Wisconsin, but against stiffer competition on a grander stage.
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As he took in the sun, he doled out a lesson, the same one that Donald Trump is delivering on a daily basis and in a grander fashion: Beware the politician who doesn't give a damn for decorum.
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But outside of those grander themes, The Handmaid's Tale is also just about a mother being desperate to find the daughter who was taken from her, and the hell she endures in the aftermath of that heartbreaking event.
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During Tartini's time, it functioned as an ornament that served to transition a piece from theme to theme; however, not even 100 years later, we see the trill applied sparingly, making for a grander, if not more impactful, statement.
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The auto industry is shifting away from a commercial venture that fetishizes car ownership as an identity, and moving toward a grander purpose: helping make cities more human-centric, giving senior citizens back their mobility, and literally saving lives.
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While Venus is camped out in the sign of the Lion, coupled folks may start to crave something grander from their relationships — say, more public displays of affection or even a little more drama in their otherwise normal interactions.
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They might prove to be a blip on the grander gadget timeline, but for a brief while Spectacles took over entire cities and sent enterprising people out in search of a pair of $130 glasses equipped with a camera.
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The ultimate dream for any boss is getting one of their workers to believe that they're part of something grander, that the project is worth the sacrifice, while not having to give them any stake in the company's ownership.
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Given advances in 3D printing, especially on grander scales, this approach could be used to design and build permanent, durable structures in places where a truck or a towering crane would be impossible, or too cost-prohibitive, to employ.
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But to the extent that he ever had a chance to become a paradigm-shifting president, he blew it when he picked a bunch of ideologically orthodox conservatives, with grander commitments and ulterior motives to run his policy operation.
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"The way that people think about [nuclear weapons] is on a much, much grander scale than biological weapons, and I think that's a misperception," said Dr. Amesh Adalja, a senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.
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Her detailed set of policy proposals—covering everything from forgiving student loan debt to breaking up "big tech"—become a kind of road map, pointing to a grander vision of reforming a system that has been dysfunctional for decades.
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These are necessary codas, of the sort that were lacking from this year's grander commemorations — like the one Theresa May led here in July, or the one Donald Trump declined to attend in April — or amid London's porcelain poppies.
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Two years after that, she and her brother received an offer from the Equitable insurance company to open a much grander establishment on 51st Street west of Avenue of the Americas, then considered a risky area for a restaurant.
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In the meantime, though Mr. Kennedy had never built a stadium larger than a bread box, his vision of reconstructing Ebbets Field grew still grander, all the way to a full-size replica to house a professional ball club.
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"Clearly it signals that Xi Jinping is now interested in writing both China and himself in a grander way on the global diplomatic horizon," said Orville Schell, director of the Center on U.S.-China Relations at the Asia Society.
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The movie complicates Mr. Chiang's story, adding action scenes and political notes, which comes off as pretty puny compared with its larger, grander adventure about a woman who, in staring into the void, leaps into life and finds herself.
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The rapper, whose past cinematic works include Paid in Full and the album tie-in movie Killa Season, is still the same tongue-twisting, street legit musician he's always been, but these days his ambitions are grander than that.
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So far, the Essential Phone feels like a solid foundation for Andy Rubin's grander vision — one of a unified ecosystem with a catalog of add-on accessories; one of Android phones that promise two-year updates and monthly security patches.
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You might think there's no harm in keeping your desktop apps around, and in the grander scheme of things you're more or less right, but on the other hand we can think of plenty of reasons to go web-only.
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Until now the Brexit debate has focused on grander matters, such as the future of the €600bn-a-year trading relationship between Britain and the EU. Yet a row over the exit payment could derail the talks in their earliest stages.
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Sure, Ahmad has proof in the form of the results of his experiment, but since his findings speak to a problem on a grander scale than direct and/or aggressive user-to-user discrimination, the solution isn't quite so simple.
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But it was thrilling to watch a Southern, Republican, Methodist daughter of Indian Sikhs try something even grander: to create a broader, two-party consensus on the simple, exceptional idea that an American is defined by shared hope, not shared blood.
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If the special counsel's grander investigation into Mr Trump's dealings with Russia is curtailed, as the president's decision on November 7th to force out his attorney-general, Jeff Sessions, suggests it could be, Mr Schiff will play a more important role.
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In the grander scheme of things, despite all the additions and improvements and the inclusion of Android 7.0, the V20 feels just like the V10 did: a smartphone with great specs, a couple of compelling features, but with an unremarkable design.
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BERTRAND HORWITZAsheville, North Carolina * Your leader makes a persuasive argument that liberal politics must offer grander visions than it has done of late, and contrasts with those of earlier times, such as universal free education, free healthcare and the welfare state.
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There's nothing wrong with grander ambitions, and they often kept Bones from turning into yet another show about mismatched romantic partners trying to solve crimes that slowly ran out of story to tell as its central couple endlessly circled each other.
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Experts and officials have contended that surveilling the nuclear official, who had access to secure areas of a nuclear research facility in Mol, was part of a grander scheme to take him hostage and force him to hand over radioactive material.
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And while she loves her family's new "manageable" home, which she says has "a nice backyard and a basement apartment where my mom can stay," the children's furniture designer has much grander plans for herself when it comes to real estate.
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Part of Reagan's appeal was his effort to restore the image of the presidency as something grander than a person who was considered corrupt (Richard Nixon), incompetent (Gerald Ford), or who thought presidents should just be average Americans (Jimmy Carter).
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But buried in the work that he's made for labels like Hospital Productions, Opal Tapes, and Repitch (which he co-owns), is a desire for something grander, peaceful, beautiful even—a slight glimmer of steely melody buried somewhere in the static.
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While xLab has since turned out several experimental projects (and announced that its lightsaber game Trials on Tatooine would be getting a public release), the untitled Vader project seems to be the first attempt to truly realize that grander vision.
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But the company's ambitions are grander than that still — Audeze tells me it's a little worried that it underpriced the iSines, fearing that audiophiles wouldn't take them seriously as a competitor to the very best in-ear headphones in the world.
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The ambitious, accomplished, dramatically direct opera, a co-commission of Opera Philadelphia and Beth Morrison Projects that had its premiere here on Thursday, is grander and more impersonal — and also distinguished by its Bess, the fearless, focused soprano Kiera Duffy.
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Mr. West, whose ambitions are often grander than his fellow stadium-packing stars, is not merely introducing his own pop-up shops (as he and others have before), he is speckling the globe with them, in one weekend-long swoop.
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Mercury retrograde gets a bad reputation because not everyone has your patience or flexibility, Virgo—you can breathe through a conflict like it's nothing, because in the grander scheme of things, you see it's really not that big of a deal.
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In a banalized and depthless American postmodernity, he saw Miltonian struggle: devils swarming into classrooms, the slow gears of ancient conspiracies churning beneath the surface of everyday life, a world so much grander and more cosmic than it actually is.
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Alibaba already works with MariaDB via its Alibaba Cloud business — which is the Chinese firms fastest growing business unit — but Alibaba has grander plans to take on the top cloud computing players, such as AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure.
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But many virtual currency aficionados argue that the energy consumption is worth it for the grander cause of securing the Bitcoin and Ethereum networks and making a new kind of financial infrastructure, free from the meddling of banks or governments.
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Perhaps because his vision is grander than the venality and misbehavior of individual politicians, or perhaps because he is a private person and respects the privacy of others, Mr. Sanders seems reluctant to mount attacks that could be construed as personal.
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You'll find other, older, and far grander relics at the Getty Center in "Golden Kingdoms: Luxury and Legacy in the Ancient Americas," a resplendent ensemble of gold-work, jade carvings and textiles dating from 1000 B.C. to the 16th century.
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In her music, the bliss of romance mingles with calls for equality and claims to independence, themes that bolster a grander artistic statement—that Morris, who performs at Terminal 5 on May 4, isn't interested in being anyone but herself.
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But the fact of their proximity to big-city populations — close enough to be a trapdoor, a way to drop out of the present day and into another, grander scale of time — is one of the best reasons for their existence.
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She said word was that the ayatollah and those with him had viewed several houses in the village, including much grander ones, before fixing on the simple abode, perhaps in part because it had a large window facing toward Mecca.
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Politically, the order is Brown's way to put on record some of the grander goals that the legislature fell short of this session — laying a marker for policymakers to return to in the future and putting some old enemies on notice.
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Like Rocky II, Creed II replaces a great director (Coogler on Creed; John Avildsen on Rocky) with a serviceable one (Steven Caple Jr. here; Stallone himself on Rocky II), and it compensates for a retread of a story with ever grander mythmaking.
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Chernobyl&aposs Gigantic Radiation Shield Is Now Being Moved Into PlaceA giant metal shield designed to contain radioactive waste at Chernobyl's damaged nuclear reactor…Read more ReadThe new solar plant, though currently limited in its power production, could eventually become something far grander.
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The series, however, does not make it explicitly clear what the name of the town is, possibly because the show is not supposed to be about a specific time and place, but about the experiences many teenagers face on a grander scale.
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In the grander scheme of Star Wars as a business, Rogue One represents Disney's risky gamble that it can transform one of the most celebrated film franchises in history into a never-ending content machine, capable of churning out stories for… well, forever.
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It's so packed with borrowed sounds and aggressive statements about the nature of modern celebrity that it becomes, on a grander level, the paragon of pop music's twin dominating trends: it's never been more omnivorous, it's never been more dependent on personality.
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Now he has published his first book, I Contain Multitudes: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life, in which he explains how bacteria can tune our immune system, change our response to cancer-fighting drugs, and modify our genetic makeup.
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TV series have become so highbrow, so literary, so exquisitely executed, that it's not hard to be convinced that, say, watching all of Transparent's second season in 72 hours is a requirement for being an informed participant in the grander trans conversation.
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I am 55 now, and even now I keep hearing these homespun yarns about 500,153 people gathering in Upstate New York on a dairy farm in August of 1969 for something so much grander and more majestic than just a rock festival.
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On a grander scale, as much as I or many DC fans may enjoy "Joker," now may not be the time for a movie about a sad, loner white male who becomes vengeful on the very society that has seemingly turned on him.
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On a grander scale, the album is evidence that Sheer Mag really are greats to their bones, drawing as much clear inspiration from classic Americana like Neil Young and Crazy Horse as they do from the DIY punk community from whence they came.
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Finally, the play of Joel Embiid is being recognized for what it is: a luxury product, grander than any wine, any gold topped chocolate bon bon, any gentle scented oil, rubbed into your back by the world's strongest and most skilled masseuse.
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And should he manage a slightly grander victory than Data for Progress's pollsters suggest, and win more than 85 percent of the vote at both the state and congressional district level, under DNC rules, he would win all of the state's pledged delegates.
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"Breaking the Waves" (2016), based on the bleak Lars von Trier film about a devout young woman whose paralyzed husband orders her to have sex with other men, was success on a grander scale, a lucid yet roiling sea of emotional extremity.
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But you see something like that, a flub, a blemish, during what, even for the very famous, enormously accomplished folks who tend to get this honor, is one of life's grander, more photographed experiences, and you think, Why didn't anybody fix it?
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This concert, as well as a second on March 2, begins a two-season survey at Carnegie, setting off with the harrowing C minor, D. 958, the earlier D. 664 in A, and the grander D. 73 in G.212-247-7800, carnegiehall.
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Since her unexpected return in the second half of 22001, she has essentially been a big fish in a small pond: excelling only at doubles while a select few of her former rivals have continued to thrive on the grander singles stages.
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All the symbolism — packed like a Russian nesting doll, with religious iconography, celebrity culture and military-industrial-state overtones — is in service of one grander idea, the allegory that moved Mr. Aronofsky to write the script in an uncharacteristically prolific five-day stretch.
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Like Anthony, Irving apparently wants a grander stage for his highlight reel and has a reported desire to be his new stage's unquestioned leading man (though the latter part may be overstated and more a mission to be out from James's shadow).
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This grotesque and massive transfer of wealth, from low-income and middle-class families to the most affluent people in our country, could be repeated on an even grander scale if the current budget bill passes and soon leads to tax reconciliation legislation.
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LaGuardia followed up on the episode by wrangling twenty-seven million dollars from the federal government and using most of it to dump trash and dirt onto the marshlands at Flushing Bay, a site he'd chosen for a new and grander field.
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Gloria J. Browne-Marshall, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, noted that Mr. Booker's proposal was similar to one enacted by President Barack Obama in 2014, though on a much grander scale and much earlier in his potential tenure.
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It provokes a lot of questions in this context that we are working with, but I think it's a grander issue of how men come into their masculinity, and rites of passage have been a staple of society for hundreds of years.
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"This Life," which features a gleaming rhythm guitar hook that sounds like classic Vampire Weekend, glides buoyantly over a shaky, clickity beat that somehow moves with striking assurance; every time the chorus emerges and the hook comes round again, the song gets grander.
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"After he was discovered to be a slime ball, on a grander scale than me just knowing it, I did start thinking, 'F—, maybe because I didn't shag him, that's impacted a decade of my working life,'" Headey told British newspaper the Sunday Times.
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However, as Belgian police started closing in on their extremist network and arrested suspected terrorists such as Salah Abdeslam, DH said, militants were under pressure to carry out an attack as soon as possible, and abandoned the grander plan of targeting Belgium's nuclear infrastructure.
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Kristy Puchko, Pajiba: Where Jurassic Park luxuriated in building its world and developing its characters with mundane moments of flirtations then grander discoveries of awe and eventual terror, the Jurassic Worldmovies leap mercilessly to climactic action, sacrificing storytelling, character development, and thereby emotional impact.
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But despite receiving a solid response to their solo output and the group effort Bastards Of The Party, the trials and finances of life began to cast doubt on the grander World's Fair mission and caused the group to question whether the setup was workable.
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The genuinely surprising revelation that Hodor's entire life had been sacrificed to later save Bran's — which will presumably have grander world-saving ramifications — made for one of the most moving deaths on the show to date, and recast an endearing fool in a heroic light.
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The first five minutes of this documentary's 900-minute runtime act as a kind of palate cleanser for 50-plus years of division and silence, while pointing to a grander ambition: to arrive at a big, baggy historical truth that everyone can agree on.
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The campaign is grander and more audacious than simply hacking in order to steal sensitive emails, and it is central to Russia's foreign policy objectives: the weakening of European and trans-Atlantic cohesion, including the disruption or even destruction of the European Union and NATO.
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Machado brought bravery, heart, insight, and even humor to her relationship with her mother in the essay she wrote for this year's What My Mother and I Don't Talk About; In the Dream House is the same, on a much grander and more introspective scale.
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China has retaliated with tariffs of its own and is threatening even more, and while Trump reached a truce with the European Union to pull back from a full-blown trade war, a grander trade deal between the US and the EU is hardly guaranteed.
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In bringing together a host of live acts, DJs, artists and technological forward-thinkers together under one roof in their adopted home of Pittsburgh once a year, founders Lauren Goshinski and Quinn Leonowicz are aiming for something grander, more ambitious, if a bit amorphous.
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But even as Facebook makes unpopular messages more expensive to distribute, it can still promote polarization on a grander scale: thanks to Facebook's microtargeting capabilities, voters can see fewer viewpoints that they might disagree with, because Facebook algorithms treat disagreement as bad for the user experience.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: In such a fractured world, do you ever see a risk that sovereigns say, "You know what, we actually don't want to use a BlackRock or we don't want to use an American so-called company in this sort of grander trade war"?
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Now, with Doctor Strange in the fold, Hulk on a planet of alien gladiators in Thor: Ragnarok, the discovery of the Microverse in Ant-Man, and the promised arrival of Captain Marvel in 203, it's clear that Earth is just one location in a far grander reality.
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Presumably, Essential's grander ambitions are equally durable — it's impossible to look at just this phone outside the context of Essential's other announcements: the Essential Home speaker and its Ambient OS. Even if those ambitions don't bear out, the Essential Phone itself is exciting on its own.
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The Sanders style obviously plays much better in a debate and stirs quite a bit more emotion in the Democratic party base, while Mrs Clinton's style reflects years of struggle and disappointment with grander measures that have failed when the political reality of Washington, DC intervened.
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I beg to differ: Motherhood is an inextricable aspect of female being; it is one thing to choose not to have a child at all, but if you can do both, be both, then surely the possibility of formulating a grander female vision and voice becomes graspable.
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A few clear examples come — fittingly enough — courtesy of Variety, whose January 26 cover story takes on the #OscarsSoWhite issue directly, even while admitting that Variety, with its deep connections and widespread influence in Hollywood, is far from blameless in the grander systemic scheme of things.
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This is a quality that's reflected in the selection of tracks that he's put together for the latest THUMP Mix, a drifting collection of compositions that could nominally be called ambient music, but feel a little grander—music for searching yourself and the world around you.
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At the risk of overstating things, the game's never-ending layers of multiverses, virtual realities, and insistence on my insignificance in the grander scheme of things—well, it feels like the voice of an entire generation adrift and questioning their place in this unreal, broken world.
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"They have profound, meaningful experiences that can sometimes help them make new insights into their own behaviors and also to reconnect with their values and priorities in terms of what's important to them in the grander scheme of things," Albert Garcia-Romeu, another Johns Hopkins researcher, said.
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As for the performers, Mr. Gardiner, by virtue of rank no doubt, commanded prime time with his Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists, performing in Bach's second church, the grander St. Nicholas Church (the Nikolaikirche), several blocks from the Thomaskirche, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings.
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Reverse chronologies might work well in fictions like Christopher Nolan's "Memento" or Harold Pinter's "Betrayal," where they are serving grander themes of the fragility of memory and the failures of fidelity, but they are an unsatisfying solution to the problem of how to structure a biography.
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Alissa: To be clear, what I mean when I say that Once Upon a Time in Hollywood becomes a comedy is that the film is structured like a comedy — which, as you've noted, Aja, has a grander purpose than just "being a comedy," whatever that means.
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It includes more than 193 works in a panoply of media — paintings and pastels, monotypes and painted fans, even solarized photographs of dancers in shocking orange — but only one subject: the hermetic world of Paris music theater, a place of grand spectacle and even grander depravity.
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These grander literary concepts are conveyed in Hay's elegant prose, which draws warm and textured portraits as it celebrates the web of human stories woven around this harbor — from the first aboriginal inhabitants through the early British settlers and on into the tumult of modern urban life.
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But the hope would be that a little bargain, which would put on hold the development of an ICBM or, worse, submarine-launched missiles that would let North Korea retaliate even after an attack on its terrestrial missile launchers, could turn into a grander bargain leading to de-nuclearisation.
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The school for mayors is not about promoting any particular policy, though some of Mr Bloomberg's grander accomplishments, such as the new Cornell Tech's applied sciences campus, and the High Line, an elevated park which helped spark development in a neglected part of the city, were presented as examples.
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She moves, unprompted, into the grander aspects of what it means to create art that can have a lasting effect on someone's life; on the people who, Alex says, write Beach House and say their music has healed them, acted as therapy, or even just helped them sleep.
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In an interview with Uproxx, Mangold described the film as an effort to move beyond the standard elements of what we now think of as the superhero genre — the "arms race" that calls for every installment to be bigger and more spectacular, with more characters and grander stakes.
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Mr Trump has apparently concluded that the Republican establishment—if that name can still be applied to leaders in Congress, powerful conservative donors and some of the grander conservative pundits and talking-heads—may be of some use to him between now and the general election in November.
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This may result in support for people whose psychiatric illness would put them at risk for harmful behavior towards themselves and others; but on a grander scale, it will be a step towards reducing the number of Americans who suffer in silence with unidentified and untreated mental health disorders.
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So it feels exactly right to read a memoir beside a novel; to read Nasreen along with Lasdun; to mix up events and books and media in the grander project of trying to understand just how badly and how consistently human beings fail to communicate with one another.
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So unless Republicans are intent on bestowing a grand entitlement on big business at the expense of our grander deficit, wouldn't it make sense to target all tax relief, including the deduction of the full cost of capital purchases and reduction in the tax rate, exclusively to small businesses?
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But with this manifesto, Zuckerberg is articulating an ambition that is in some ways grander than the US presidency: He wants to use Facebook as the platform on which to build a global civil society, creating a service that encourages communities and cooperation and political participation on a transnational scale.
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Quibbles with that structure, including the size of some guest rooms and noise from the kitchen delivery area, led to a reconstruction featuring a much grander neoclassical facade, including a classical pediment adorned with the Greek gods Apollo and Demeter, which signified the family's devotion to the arts and agriculture.
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As with any art form, Drake has his medium – that is, social media, specifically Instagram, where he essentially shows the fuck out as the giant braggart he is, in order to attract attention (basically: what the rest of us also do on the internet, but on a far grander scale).
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" Braudy is himself quotable, especially in this our fragile season, when he says, "Terrorists seek to raise not the more local apprehensions of walking down a dark street and wondering what is going to jump out of a gloomy doorway, but grander fears of a vast and humanly incomprehensible universe.
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Laurence Tribe, a professor at Harvard Law School, and Joshua Matz, an attorney in private practice, write in their 2014 book Uncertain Justice: The Roberts Court and the Constitution that Allowing government to control who can spend enough to get heard on a grander scale would render freedom of speech illusory.
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Grander efforts have led to the creation of new rules and institutions: a Good Samaritan law passed in March, for instance, protects individuals from being extorted by those they had helped, a circumstance that was so common that it deterred people from coming to the aid of people in need.
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Pressed for time, visitors prefer to see the nearby Versailles palace, which, as the seat of the pre-revolutionary French court, is far grander, and in the popular mind more historically important — among other things, it was the site of the famous peace treaty that concluded World War I in 18672.
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There are longer and grander narrative arcs in the Witcher series, as enormous and gnarly as an old tree, but the real fruit on its branches is those smaller stories and vignettes that capture where the lives of small communities and individual people collide with the force and flow of history.
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But it's worth bearing in mind that some of these statistical quirks may not mean much in the grander scheme of things, as the pair explains:Even though relatively speaking, a child may be much more likely to follow in his or her parents' footsteps, the absolute percentage may still be quite low.
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But you don't need to have any idea of the plot of the film to understand that, if Inglourious Basterds and Django Unchained (and, to an extent, even The Hateful Eight) are fantastical, revisionist histories, Tarantino's latest movie is wish fulfillment on a much grander scale — but simultaneously a more intimate one.
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It helps that some volumes are the product of exceptional writers and thinkers; it's a pleasure to read Hermione Lee on " Biography " (if not quite as pleasurable as reading her biography of Virginia Woolf), or Terry Eagleton on " The Meaning of Life ," one of the grander titles in the collection, here rendered wry.
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The question was whether it could hold together long enough to forge a much grander bargain over a disparate set of pressing issues before Congress: Raising limits on domestic and military spending, providing disaster relief to storm-ravaged states and a more comprehensive immigration deal to address the Dreamers and border security.
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Nashville, otherwise known as Music City, is pretty well set with stages, but apparently none of them is sufficiently grand to suit the N.F.L. Better to chop down a bunch of living trees and build an even grander stage, and all for a three-day event that may be moved indoors anyway.
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On Tuesday, a similar pattern played out on a grander scale in New York City, when Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a 28-year-old democratic socialist, shook the Democratic Party by toppling Joseph Crowley, a 19-year incumbent, chairman of the Queens County Democratic Party and potential heir to House minority leader Nancy Pelosi.
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"Blackstar" nails the feeling in question, what with its uneasy beat, horn blare, string crescendos, vaguely Middle Eastern harmonies, and of course Bowie's vocal histrionics ("In the villa of Ormen/in the villa of Ormen/stands a solitary candle/in the center of it all," he starts off, and things only get grander from there).
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Russell was the youngest son of the Marquess of Tavistock, and although some of his family could not have been grander—his nephew Lord John Russell was the principal architect of the Great Reform Act of 1832, and was to be the last ever Whig prime minister—he himself lived modestly by aristocratic standards.
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The department store chain announced on Wednesday it's adding 1,500-square-foot Story shops to 36 Macy's stores across the country, including at its Herald Square flagship, as part of its grander scheme to divvy up some of its real estate and look for new uses to fill what's now excess space, with more shopping moving online.
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RELATED: China loomed over Obama's final pivot to Asia When Obama arrived in China on Saturday, the absence of red-carpeted stairs for Air Force One and open quarreling on the tarmac between Chinese and US officials over press access drew unwanted attention as other leaders arriving for the G20 were greeted with a far grander welcome.
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The show won't ever quite be able to escape two and a half seasons' worth of ever-complicating plot, but episodes like July 8's "Ease for Idle Millionaires" prove that Orphan Black can still find a way to pause its grander schemes to tell the kinds of personal stories that first made the show so fascinating.
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" By the look of it, cerebral property in humans once dedicated to numeric memory has, in the six million years since we diverged from chimpanzees, been co-opted for grander purposes, like the ability to judge whether a sentence like this is true: "There is no non-vanishing continuous tangent vector field on even dimensional spheres.
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As she and a handful of other Republican senators think about repairs rather than replacements, discussions that will intensify this week after the Memorial Day break, they are frustrating the grander ambitions of the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky — not to mention President Trump — to unravel the law as the House did last month.
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If you'd taken such a stroll down East Ninth Street, you might have skipped the drab building in the middle of a row of townhouses: The four-story Greek Revival structure, built in 293, is among the least distinctive of those on the north side of this wide block, though it was once much grander than it now appears.
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Soccer Mommy's trick is to combine several smaller, more commonplace tropes in the service of a grander narrative: the breathy sneer, the vocal ache that signals adolescent misery and gender solidarity, the guitar distortion whose rawness correlates with lyrical introspection, the diaristic illusion, the tunes that sound catchy in your head and abrasive when she sings them.
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