As it stands, engineers have basically two options when it comes to developing grasping robots: task-specific learning and generalized grasping algorithms.
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And so they are grasping at straws at the moment.
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He's scrappy, almost, a kid grasping at being an adult.
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The image shows Benjamin's little hand grasping his dad's finger.
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Pixite can seem as if it's still grasping for it.
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Maybe we're just grasping for something to write about here?
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Grasping for any solution, I began vomiting anything I ate.
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That's when you know the man is grasping at straws.
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The reaching arm and the grasping hand are hollow gestures.
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Grasping this immediately, Stalin hastened his plans to attack Japan.
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Everybody's grasping at straws to curb it, to cure it.
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One leans into the painting, grasping a gnarly, phallic branch to support himself as he looks; the other leans forward, face cast in shadow, left hand grasping towards Susannah, the other towards the viewer.
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"Its teeth are used only for catching/grasping," the group noted.
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Does big, sustainable change have to feel like grasping at straws?
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His fingers on the receiver were grasping so tight they hurt.
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Grasping for an alternative cause of disease, some settle on migrants.
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The fourth toe pointed backwards, perhaps aiding in grasping or clinging.
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Everyone's grasping for anything to hold onto, because we're so destabilized.
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It turns out grasping objects is really hard for a robot.
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The wounded protester gets up and staggers away, grasping his chest.
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I guess he just isn't grasping the severity of the issue.
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Washington is finally grasping the threat posed by Russian information warfare.
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People have difficultly grasping the differential implications of detailed policy proposals.
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Only a strong, nonpartisan executive could keep grasping aristos in line.
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"An elephant is like a snake," says one, grasping the trunk.
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After grasping how prevalent the cameras were, they started counting them.
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"These people really seem to be grasping at straws," he said.
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The biggest open challenges in my mind are locomotion and grasping.
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But the terror of the storm left people grasping for superlatives.
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More than once, he loses something precious by grasping for more.
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O'odham leaders have been grasping for ways of stymieing the project.
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India is new to this, but we are grasping on quickly.
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The movie never rests, relentlessly ardent in its grasping for mythos.
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Within minutes, she's bending, grasping and pointing with the bionic arm.
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The prosecutor, grasping Gatling's arm and speaking softly, offered him an apology.
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For instance, this "grasping-the-rim" rule at the high school level.
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Today's robotic grasping systems are thus either too specific or too basic.
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"This is bulls---," he said, grasping his wife's hand as they left.
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One of the greatest hurdles for machine learning is grasping social interactions.
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" On government regulation: "We live in this ever more grasping administrative state.
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Statisticians have been grasping towards a better measure of inflation ever since.
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He's grasping a lot, a lot of eye contact, focusing on books.
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Attempting to even grasp the scale leaves one grasping for equivalent numbers.
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If you want something, close your eyes and visualize yourself grasping it.
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Others later joined McCormick in doling out big prices grasping at growth.
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One of the challenges is grasping the true contours of the problem.
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It's unique and because of that, foreigners often have trouble grasping it.
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Fox, a grasping matriarch whom any child might well want to forget.
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Perhaps they're simply grasping at straws, hoping to believe the fairy tale.
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Trying to get a hold on it is like grasping for air.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. without grasping Augustine's doctrine of original sin.
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The statue, unveiled in 1913, depicts a Confederate soldier grasping his rifle.
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"Fiction can be a powerful tool for better grasping realities," Singer explained.
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Not because the Republican presidential nominee leaves us grasping for Nazi analogies.
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An asylum seeker grasping a number on a tiny piece of paper.
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They seem to be grasping the potential benefits of such an arrangement.
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But this also has an air of grasping at straws about it.
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"It is like a drowning man grasping for a straw," he said.
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The flight attendants were grasping at anything they could to get help.
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Among the average ones, there's a kind of grasping aspect to them.
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We're not sure if you're fully grasping just how long 10 years is.
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A tick grasping a dinosaur feather inside 33 million-year-old Burmese amber.
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Grasping the degree of chaos around me, I couldn't recognize the place anymore.
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Those who find it often find themselves instinctively clutching and grasping for it.
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Press down with one foot and the thumb will make a grasping movement.
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Loneliness, which has led him to become entangled with an unkind, grasping woman.
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Stick some grasping tool on the end and you have a robotic arm.
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Now he's 26 pounds of rolling, tumbling, grasping, giggling, shouting, curious, jolly energy!
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Plus, our class hadn't started and we were just grasping these procedures ourselves.
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News outlets, he says, are "grasping at straws" about Trump's relationship with Russia.
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In grasping the "meaning" of state killings, I had one advantage over Scalia.
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He was grasping for a way to describe the nature of his situation.
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A new generation of Labor Party legislators is grasping at what is left.
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If they're thinking about saving money, they might just be grasping the concepts.
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And, she says, kids can start grasping these concepts as early as preschool.
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If it sounds like I'm grasping for straws, that's because I obviously am.
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His memory meanders and leaves him grasping for names and dates and thoughts.
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It was just they were grasping to try to make it work. Yeah.
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Kitchen tiles are missing, stolen during open houses by guests grasping for artifacts.
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We pray for their families, who are grasping for answers with broken hearts.
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The teacher, grasping the depth of his fear, decided to show him proof.
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The ball never leaves his control; his opponent is left grasping at shadows.
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Grasping for big wins, the brash lawyer often promised more than he delivered.
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I would be panting, grasping for my water, and she would never take breaks.
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Players have spoken of first grasping their Maoritanga, or culture, as Maori All Blacks.
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And make no mistake about it, the Democrats are grasping for anything they can.
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One is a selfish, mean, grasping, egotistical thing which uses love for self-importance.
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I'm actually having a hard time grasping onto the surreal elements of the show.
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" As she felt Tom's bony fingers begin tightly grasping her hand, "I thought, 'Yes!
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With one hand grasping a pole, it can be difficult to jot down notes.
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But even this grasping compliment by proxy gives Trump credit where none is deserved.
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All the same, I had no way of grasping the "distant face" of fatherhood.
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His shield rests, entangled in dead branches, which appear to be grasping onto it.
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This exacerbates a different challenge, namely grasping time in the rest of the world.
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Since the shooting, he said, Somalis have been "burning inside" and grasping for answers.
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His hands had become baby-like, grasping our fingers or the bed railing reflexively.
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Grasping straws, Maduro will push forward the time zone half an hour in May.
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Ms. Wong took over, grasping him firmly by the neck to finish his bath.
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Tired of fast food chains grasping for a competitive edge by claiming to go wholesome?
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In the photo, Duke is seen kneeling down next to Keller and grasping her hand.
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These muscles enable otherwise inanimate robotic parts to perform such actions as grasping and walking.
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Grasping and holding onto memories was anathema to how I chose to live my life.
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Right now, the most difficult part of the process for a robotic arm is grasping.
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They consistently ignore the President&aposs achievements while grasping at any straw to assail him.
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THE image is of a young man with his back turned, grasping a large knife.
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Selling the future when you're still grasping at it yourself can be a tough game.
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At best, it feels like we're seeing many blind men grasping at the same elephant.
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The Tunisian government has been widely criticized for not grasping the extent of the tragedy.
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Thankfully, California is a state where the distributors are slowly grasping the potential for change.
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Members of Congress like Bacon represent the worst impulses of a grasping, hungry office seeker.
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So, when Trump claims the issue has divided Democrats, he is not grasping at straws.
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America at times seems incapable of grasping this, as the two conventions provide clear evidence.
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And newborn instincts like the sucking, grasping and even head turning are important for survival.
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Your arms reach out, quivering, with hands that are grasping for someone to take them.
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We are also developing software for recognizing and grasping objects as a human does it.
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Top Chef benefited from debuting when the US was grasping to understand the "foodie" movement.
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It sounded like a band finally finding itself after years of grasping at the past.
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They also want to add a grasping arm that a human can control from afar.
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In the absence of hard evidence, Maltese are grasping at wild coincidences and conspiracy theories.
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"Contentment had been there for the grasping, if only I had recognized it," he writes.
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Grasping at flashes of normalcy Most of us crave some degree of predictability and stability.
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His left hand - the one handcuffed to Oswald - is grasping the waistband of Oswald's pants.
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My deal breaker is [not having a sense of] humor and [grasping] sarcasm and irony.
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Besides providing for the common good, they counter the grasping, unregulated effects of unfettered capitalism.
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Some, as expected, were dry, aromatic and pleasant, while others were grasping for something deeper.
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A: He goes back to grasping my breasts and he's squinting at me like this.
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"A total eclipse is a human's only chance of grasping our solar system," Ravassio said.
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It's only the grasping avarice of the men around them that forces them into opposition.
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It hurt, how badly he was grasping at my wrist but he wouldn't let go.
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And when you're fighting a culture war, and grasping for requital, I suppose that's fair.
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The way it vaguely resembles a man, grasping greedily and appallingly underneath blood-soaked bed sheets.
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Words, letters and sounds became elusive to her, like grasping at bubbles blowing in the wind.
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Betting markets rank her the clear favourite, with a nearly 50% chance of grasping the nomination.
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Both patients were thus able to use the device intuitively—successfully grasping, placing and releasing objects.
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His life was spent resisting it, grasping new inventions and initiatives joyously and with both hands.
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The rates so deftly wielded by central banks hit zero, leaving policymakers grasping at untested alternatives.
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As attractive as this benefit sounds, employees often have a hard time grasping how it works.
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She suggested that because the justices are old, they had a difficult time grasping new technology.
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An inflatable boat collapses slowly into the Mediterranean's dark waters, its occupants grasping at life jackets.
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There is, however, an aspect of internet culture that blind people do have trouble grasping: memes.
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Some Clinton opponents are now predictably grasping at the last resort: an attempted charge of perjury.
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They have grasping tails to grip seagrasses and corals to avoid being swept away by currents.
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The difficulty of fully grasping of CTE's reach lies in how few test subjects there are.
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Darden asks Simpson to make a fist and try grasping an object in his right hand.
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ROUBAIX, France — Richie Porte sat on the pavement grasping his right shoulder and grimacing in pain.
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In grasping that joy, Mr. Oldman partakes of it and passes it along to the audience.
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" Lawfare's Susan Hennessey writes: "Much of my education has been about grasping nuance, shades of gray.
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"Leading the service and singing the prayers," he said, still not fully grasping the larger picture.
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"He is complicated, as am I." Actually, Trump is simple, grasping for money, attention and fame.
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When Hillary Clinton lost the presidency to Donald Trump, the left started grasping for an explanation.
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FARC members, grasping onto their assault guns, stand at the side of the local soccer team.
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Grasping hold of Mr Trump's coat-tails, he made a political return brimming with resentful craziness.
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It's possible to imagine both Donald J. Trump's detractors and his admirers eagerly grasping a copy.
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Use tweezers to carefully and steadily pull the tick off, grasping near its mouth or neck.
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"We're all grasping at straws as to what to do with the earthquake families," he said.
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The church contains a separate Civil War memorial that depicts two hands grasping an olive branch.
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That was ugly and grasping, but it has nothing to do with apartheid-style racial segregation.
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This is what journalism should be — enterprising, essential and intent on grasping what's well beyond reach.
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"Older buyers have trouble grasping it, but once they understand it, they love it," he said.
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It frankly appears to be a woman grasping her breast while in the throes of orgasm.
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He's not the evil, grasping, egomaniacal bastard he's seemed to be in the past few episodes.
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Nonetheless, the system offered "intuitive control" over the reaching and grasping movements of limbs otherwise paralyzed.
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All those strong spines, those necks effortlessly holding those heads; all those hands easily grasping, pulling, tugging.
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Please keep them coming because we r grasping at each one to help us through the day.
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Such a curved surface would allow motion of that big toe—which modern apes use for grasping.
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In parts, Dear Angelica feels like it's grasping at something VR film in general hasn't quite reached.
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It doesn't load you down with inputs, but you're not left grasping for options that aren't there.
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Clinton lost to Mr. Obama in Iowa, has left her campaign grasping for strategies to contain him.
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Understanding those pieces and how they intertwine is the secret to fully grasping the ideas behind it.
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The president appeared to be grasping his wife's whole hand firmly, with no sign of interlocking fingers.
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Hands metal clasped, metal bound, reaching, grasping for a child, for freedom, for anything other than enslavement.
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"This is just a complete and desperate grasping at straws moment if he's going to that level."
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Other scientists have experimented with robot hands made from squidgy fingers that are perfect for grasping coral.
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The men spun through the crowd, swinging fists and grasping for headlocks before thudding to the ground.
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However, it shouldn't come as a surprise that he is still grasping the magnitude of his job.
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"That's one where you just start grasping because you don't know what you're gonna get," Ventura said.
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This has left repeal supporters grasping for tactical maneuvers that might salvage the repeal-and-replace strategy.
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The episode is a preposterous black hole in the middle of the comedy, a grasping at gravitas.
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The man appears to have difficulty grasping the fact that he was never talking to an escort.
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This is particularly important with a problem as complex as grasping, which has little margin for error.
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He's repeatedly criticized May on her handling of Brexit, despite barely grasping the issues at stake himself.
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He's grasping for something that is unspeakable because we don't know it in words, only in impulses.
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There were several areas where he was utterly incoherent, grasping at 'facts,' without any understanding of policy.
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"It's a real snapshot of something that most people have a hard time grasping," Mr. Warsh said.
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But the grasping for yield is made all the more desperate by the struggles of Japan's banks.
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Everything She Says Means Everything involved 100 naked women grasping circular mirrors and a scandalized conservative America.
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The 21070-member force in the park near Mesa's Mormon Temple was dressed SWAT-style, grasping rifles.
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The 21070-member force in the park near Mesa's Mormon Temple was dressed SWAT-style, grasping rifles.
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"You're grasping wherever you can for role models," she says, and these women's work was considered groundbreaking.
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The effort was slow going, with the cooker's shape making grasping it with the robotic arm difficult.
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In one, they inserted a "fetoscope," a small telescope fitted with a camera, light and grasping tool.
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The restaurants I liked best had qualities that are more enjoyable than a grasping for universal acclaim.
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At center is a grasping, malignant queen (Michelle Pfeiffer), the very stereotype that the first movie rejected.
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The ACLU is grasping at moral authority by introducing a lurid story of murder into the proceedings.
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They're grasping for answers on what firms will do in the future to better protect Americans' data.
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We're better than younger people at grasping the essence of situations, controlling our emotions and resolving conflicts.
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Cramer has said he did not believe Wall Street was fully grasping the magnitude of the coronavirus.
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He tries to embrace her; she steps under or around his arms, leaving him grasping thin air.
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The White House, though, has pushed back, accusing Democrats of grasping for reasons to oppose Kraninger's nomination.
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We could be onto something with these theories, but we could also just be grasping at straws.
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The unattached prime minister is also seen as free of grasping family ties, and thus less corruptible.
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With 83.5 hours of instruction, you'll dip your toes into designing UIs, grasping design patterns, and more.
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Once fleet owners start grasping around for other sources of revenue, they will inevitably seize on it.
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"I think grasping is going to be a solved problem in the next 10 years," he said.
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As unemployment continues to hit record lows, companies are grasping at ways to hire and retain top talent.
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My wife was recently in physical therapy and had difficulty grasping the difference between adductor and abductor muscles.
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Clasped in their young fingers are images of themselves, grasping more images of themselves, from here into eternity.
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They sold us the promise of grasping, at any moment, all the world's information from all possible perspectives.
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One approach uses one set of skills — pushing an object — to bootstrap a completely different skill like grasping.
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Grasping at the concept without critically examining it, or actually de-centering white men, usually creates insincere inclusivity.
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The authors said its tiny arms and legs weren't used for locomotion, but for grasping on to prey.
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Yet, in wandering the galleries and grounds, I found myself searching for comparisons and grasping for a conclusion.
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"I don't think that we're grasping at straws," said Greg Rinckey, one of the defense attorneys representing Saucier.
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While watching the Olympic omnium points race on Monday, Rowling apparently had some trouble grasping the scoring system.
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The giant panda also possesses a pseudothumb - with strikingly similar anatomy - that helps the bear with grasping bamboo.
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The Saturday Profile KIEV, Ukraine — The man sat at a restaurant table, grasping a glass of white wine.
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The pictures, posted by Justine Latton on Saturday, show a suspended huntsman spider grasping a small pygmy possum.
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At some point the baby reached out to my hand, curiously, grasping my index finger with surprising strength.
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I absolutely adored Kim, Foxy, and Eve, but it was like I was grasping at straws for familiarity.
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My second therapist and I made sure I was mentally capable of grasping the decision I was making.
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The subtle pleasure of viewing comes from gradually grasping the nuances of this process in a reflective atmosphere.
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The struggle between pro-Trump and anti-Trump forces has researchers — and party strategists — grasping for an answer.
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Travelers would be forgiven for not grasping the increasingly complicated formulas airlines use to earn or redeem miles.
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For those grasping for new signs of humility, generosity and depth, Mr. Trump offered the thinnest of reeds.
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Almost a year later, we're grasping the reality of the tax bill on the lives of everyday Americans.
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Industry leaders are grasping for insights on how the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration may address the matter.
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Grasping new technology can be difficult for some, especially if it doesn't exactly work how you would expect.
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A short stay in a hospital psychiatric ward had not kept him from grasping at a vanishing marriage.
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Battlefield V's outstretched arms and grasping hands borrow from this tradition, but they can't drive home the effect.
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And that sort of thinking will prevent us from grasping just what quantum computing can do for us.
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Would it feel like suffocating, to have people you've never met electronically grasping at you, at all times?
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So far, however, the right has come closer to grasping this point than the left or the center.
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It is impossible to fully appreciate his art without grasping that essential aspect of all of his oeuvre.
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Grasping the significance of environmental issues in any discussion on development inevitably leads to questions about its costs.
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This frees you up to make grabbing and grasping motions with your whole hand, as you would normally.
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But he disdained Schopenhauer's emphasis on the practice of compassion, which also promises release from the grasping ego.
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Grasping, hugging, striking, playing, caressing, reaching, scratching backs, and rubbing rears: these are not primitive forms of communication.
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I think they're grasping so hard at wanting to find the right person that can beat this president.
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She cut grass, grasping a sickle with hands that did not always obey her, to feed her rabbits.
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" She began, "There once was a rich farmer who was as grasping and mean as he was rich.
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Goldman "is to some extent grasping at straws strategically," one investor specializing in financial stocks told Ms. Noonan.
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At one point, after grasping so desperately for moral purity and failing to find it, he gives up.
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It's small, just five meters in height, and it shows a humanoid figure grasping a cane or club.
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The Handmaid's Tale sucked all of the momentum out of the drama race, leaving Westworld grasping at straws.
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Well, fake news, and illusions of reality spun by people grasping for power, and also drones, I guess?
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This weekend, when communication planet Mercury meets genius Uranus, you'll be extra capable of grasping complex philosophical ideas.
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And if you think of the two industries that are grasping at VR, it's journalism and it's film.
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I laid in bed in terror, crying and grasping onto life with Snow, my three-year-old daughter.
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But we must remember this, Politics, in all its grubby, grasping, corrupt, contemptible manifestations is sovereign in human affairs.
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It takes at least a master's degree to fully understand synthetic biology, but grasping its importance requires far less.
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We're grasping for emotions to anchor us during this avalanche in the already emotional minefield that is American politics.
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A grotesque beast—captioned "the monster of the West"—looms over a city, grasping at a shoal of fish.
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"[This] will allow your gynecologist to see the tampon and remove it with a long grasping instrument," she says.
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This was sometimes because he was still grasping for the right one to big questions, which seemed fair enough.
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Some privately complained that the cryptic letter from FBI Director James Comey left them grasping for a response. Sen.
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" Rebecca Traister wrote about how Halperin specifically shaped 2016, describing Hillary Clinton as "a grasping and scandal-plagued woman.
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Grasping Suhara and Amena's hands, Tahera gestures that she is happy that she doesn't have to engage with men.
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For unknown reasons, the mother's other arm is raised in the air, suggesting that she isn't grasping the baby.
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Instead, Ray journeyed through R&B's lineage, grasping at a jazz-inspired approach for his debut album, Platinum Fire.
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I will give Trump some credit for grasping the anti-establishment sentiment rampant across the country this election year.
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But even in his own searching, Bowie was illustrating a fluidity of sexuality that many still have trouble grasping.
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But grasping the mantle of #MeToo, especially when it brings down popular figures like Franken, makes many liberals uneasy.
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Watch some of the highlights from last year's event: Getting a Grip on Reality: Deep Learning and Robot Grasping
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In digital post-production, campus may have found another variable that obstructs us from grasping what's before our eyes.
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A transcript from his court testimony in May suggested an ailing man, at turns fiery and grasping for responses.
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So, it's kinda weird that Toronto is not grasping at the female hip-hop talent that's in our city.
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The latest FARA permutation is a stick to beat the Russian propaganda channel RT. This is grasping at straws.
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He describes grasping at a story of positive policing that turns out to be less than what it seemed.
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Trump's rise has stunned establishment Republicans, who have been grasping for any strategy that might deny Trump the nomination.
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The CIA-level fans used this very photo to predict her next album, though they were grasping at straws.
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Sadly, she lost that elusive edge and spent this week's performance grasping for it and awkwardly tossing her hair.
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Her mother, 79, and father, 77, need numerous medications, but have trouble grasping when and how to take them.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell lagged two steps behind his colleagues, never quite grasping that he had been marginalized.
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Research by Dr. Morss, Dr. Demuth and their colleagues found that many people have difficulty grasping storm surge information.
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They say the president and his allies are grasping for a lifeline to save them from losses in November.
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A mother who can't "let go" is a grasping, desperate creature, entirely to be pitied if not openly reviled.
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"We think that they have some similar kinds of little grasping accessory digits that they've added to their wrists."
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"Basically, I think you can buy a politician who will make the law," she said, grasping at the handlebars.
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He paused for a moment, feinted right, then slipped away to the left, leaving Albrighton grasping at his ghost.
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Some companies are grasping the true value of the American veteran by developing initiatives specifically geared toward hiring veterans.
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"That's the prudent concept to grasp, and we're grasping that at the local levels across the country," Kilkenny said.
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"This is the administration grasping at straws, pushing something through that is legally suspect," the official told the Chronicle.
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CEO Jeff Bezos said earlier this year that the robotic grasping problem will be solved in the next decade.
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The Roy siblings snipe and swipe at each other, lusting for power and money and never quite grasping it.
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Nichols seemed wholly incapable of grasping that for students of that era, Vietnam was a life-or-death concern.
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Unlike most new laws, grasping the rationale behind this prohibition requires insight as unexceptional as the no-host verdict.
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Even though it feels like "grasping at straws," it's worth it to include the suggestion that they enjoy vacationing.
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It employs hundreds of thousands of people, many of whose primary task is grasping, scanning and placing customer orders.
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Sometimes that gap becomes a little too close for comfort and you are left shrieking and grasping at thin air.
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But right now, the science around cannabis is largely unsettled—we're still in unfamiliar territory, grasping around with anecdotal evidence.
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"You have to above all be compassionate, because when people are scared, that's when they're grasping for straws," she said.
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Sharma captures a hand grasping string lights and water trickling down from what looks like a shower or a window.
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Well, not so much "looking for love" so much as grasping at any sign of romance I could possibly find.
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But of course, Jon can't die again, so we see him clawing his way out of the water, grasping Longclaw.
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They want a little bit of everything and tend to have their fingers in too many holes, grasping at everything.
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Bisping only served to highlight the wild grasping at straws that was the UFC's pay-per-view strategy in 2017.
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Grasping that the numbers represent better identification of a population that has always existed should lead to important policy shifts.
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A sepia-toned photo of the Prince Harry's hand dominates the photo, making baby Archie's grasping hand look even tinier.
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The assessment also looks at reflexes, stationary (body control), locomotion (movement), grasping and visual-motor integration (eyes and hands coordinated).
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Other lawmakers, grasping the deeply serious twist the Trump crisis took on Tuesday, are also calling for full disclosure. Sen.
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Nor can the Islamic State acknowledge that its "soldiers" might sometimes be little more than disturbed individuals grasping for justification.
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On top of these limitations in grasping what users ask and request, the responses from a voice tool face limitations.
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By June, according to court documents, he was in a federal prosecutor's office, grasping at one more chance for survival.
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They began patting one another on the arm, scratching a wrist, grasping a hand and waiting for an answered grip.
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But Mr. Powers had proved his political bona fides even earlier by grasping another lesson that public officials often forget.
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Here are the key findings from the study:Banking apps take the lead when it comes to grasping the general population.
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Maybe this was a way of grasping for a framework for the form she was inventing as she went along.
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Still, even grasping ambition doesn't explain what made Rivers so angry, a trait that at times became her defining quality.
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Her descriptions of her life circle around what the accident did to her, but never succeed in grasping it completely.
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Trump has dismissed those claims, arguing that Democrats are grasping for reasons to explain why they lost the presidential race.
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Whatever the reason, we're all clearly grasping for a smidgen of something like TLC but with a little more wit.
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The devil's fingers burst from egg-like sacs, the tentacle-like structures slowly spreading like a malformed, grasping demon hand.
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In a moment of uncertainty, Mr. Trump appeared to be grasping at the equivalent of comfort food: attacking Mr. Sessions.
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I think the problems are far more profound than any of us, even everybody who's paying attention, really are grasping.
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At times she turned sideways, glancing over her shoulder to deliver a sexy line, grasping her stole in her arms.
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Her logo, a line drawing of a hand grasping desert poppies and wild grass, appears on many of the squares.
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Believing that grasping technology is not ready for prime time, Amazon is automating around that problem when packing customer orders.
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After my father's death, I found myself grasping for every memory of him, every cologne-scented hint of his being.
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A lacquer wood sculpture called "Monkeys Grasping the Moon" by the Chinese artist Xu Bing dangled above, 72 feet long.
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When the clip arrives, "you have to see where you are grasping to get a good result," Dr. Tang said.
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Löw, at least in public on Wednesday, was grasping for answers, but did suggest self-satisfaction had played a role.
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He appears to come from family money, so there's no student debt and no urgent grasping for food or shelter.
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Staggered by this nightmarish new reality, I am grasping for explanations for why my parents can no longer live together.
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Other passengers can be heard cursing and panting and seen grasping at their harness straps as water sloshed around them.
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To do so, he must grapple with grasping warlords, crooked civil servants, an unprincipled political class and a restive population.
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It's a telltale sign of collective trauma, a grasping for identity when the usual bases for community aren't there anymore.
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Canadians, namely white Canadians, still have trouble grasping that racism could even be a constant, daily part of someone's life.
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After the hearing, Orleans Parish District Attorney spokesperson Ken Daley told The New Orleans Advocatethat Hickerson was grasping at straws.
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Rival parties vie to complain, when in opposition, about how the country is being robbed blind by grasping foreign investors.
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As a result, he is constantly coming up against the concrete parameters of reality while grasping for something more otherworldly.
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In the film, Dr. Watson sometimes seems to be grasping for explanations for his own views on race and intelligence.
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Sometimes there are moments of togetherness as each of the models are intertwined, grasping each other tightly on the couch.
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Mr. Buhari's supporters cite the tactic as evidence that the group is grasping for relevance after being scattered by the military.
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Drowning in the blood and pus that filled her lungs, she had been gasping for breath -- grasping for life -- for days.
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Kilduff said the move shows OPEC is "grasping for straws" and "panicked" by selling in the oil market in recent days.
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Maybe he felt it was implied, with his marriage and all but honestly, my mind is grasping at whatever hope remains.
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But this is something even better—and it's coming on a weekend when we're grasping for something that isn't completely terrible.
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An Arkansas police officer was placed on leave after a video showed him grasping a high school student in a chokehold.
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Diplo was in the dark when it came to grasping the legitimacy of Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner's Las Vegas wedding.
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The first includes those who can profit from grasping sanctions' impact on energy markets, such as hedge funds, analysts and traders.
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Lurking in displays, their clawed hands grasping forward, their tiny teeth bared, the mermaids are startling ghosts of a museum's past.
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The pair both announced the exciting news on Instagram, alongside a photo of the newborn baby girl grasping her parents' hands.
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One executive spoke of "reading between the lines", grasping that he needed to pay to avoid trouble from powerful Mr Burke.
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My slipping sense of control produces so much anxiety in my life so I end up grasping for even more control.
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After the hearing, Orleans Parish District Attorney spokesperson Ken Daley told The New Orleans Advocate that Hickerson was grasping at straws.
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We come up empty-handed, still grasping for a sense of complete comfort and security that is far out of reach.
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The deal comes on the heels of 2020 campaign announcements, at a time when Democrats are grasping for a unifying cause.
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Over the last five years, he has taken on the grasping leaders of the world's failed nations, and, most recently, automation.
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Modern satellite images certainly give detailed images of the forest canopies, and have proven valuable in grasping the health of rainforests.
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Maybe we're starved for Game of Thrones, frantically grasping for any tiny scrap of footage that HBO deigns to feed us.
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The on-board vision system on Handle tracks the marked pallets for navigation and finds individual boxes for grasping and placing.
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The humanoid form, Dr. Khatib said, enables fine control of grasping movements, and makes it intuitive for a person to operate.
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And now, instead of grasping for fame the Bachelor way, Access Hollywood reports that he's trying his hand at country music.
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The director Asghar Farhadi, who in 2012 won an Oscar for his film "A Separation," had difficulty grasping what had happened.
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Once an outsider comfortable exploring the superego of pop, she's now inside it, grasping for the keys to its id. ♦
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It's not just that he doesn't adhere to coherent principles; he doesn't seem capable of grasping what constitutes coherent thought itself.
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In one "frozen" painting a plastic hand, surrounded by a looping, ethereal string, emerges from the hazy crystal grasping for space.
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He's looking at a newly resurrected Jon Snow, who, understandably, is having some trouble grasping the fact that he is alive.
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Yet it might result from the AI grasping a political chain of events that would not be immediately perceptible to commanders.
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Many are political, like a 1904 map from Japan where Russia is depicted as an octopus grasping countries with its tentacles.
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Sweat turns the dirt to mud on the dancers' bodies as the constant jumping, thrusting, grasping, and running takes its toll.
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The stolen bag of moola moves briskly from one grasping hand to another, yet the movie's images are often strangely static.
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The statue, unveiled in 1913 with support from the United Daughters of the Confederacy, depicts a Confederate soldier grasping his rifle.
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The statue, unveiled in 1913 with support from the United Daughters of the Confederacy, depicts a Confederate soldier grasping a rifle.
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Mr. Degnan's supporters saw him as a bulwark against Mr. Cuomo's grasping for undue influence over the Port Authority's vast resources.
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In late April, Pioneering Spirit lifted the ungainly structure off the legs and carried it off like a spider grasping prey.
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Putting our cellphones in airplane mode was the easy part; more difficult was grasping the poetry of this two-act program.
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After two months and 800,000 attempts to grab things, it succeeded in grasping objects more than 80 percent of the time.
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"Uber is grasping at straws," Ms. Liss-Riordan said of Uber's argument that it did not need to reclassify its drivers.
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I think, well it's really early stages, but I think the Democrats are grasping at straws, that looks like to me.
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This includes listening to the policies constituents want, and not only grasping but representing a new rubric of fighting for justice.
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Bordereau has a cache of papers that Vint desperately wants, not grasping that he in turn has something that she wants.
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Some comebacks can feel like an artist grasping at the last straws of their relevance, youth, cash, or perhaps all three.
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But for the most part, the 2017 Supporting Actor race already feels a bit like grasping at straws in the dark.
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But we're grasping at straws here, so if you have any better ideas for the letter X, leave us a comment.
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The incumbent, Ali Hassan Joho, is popular among local Muslims, whom he promises to defend from grasping ruling-party politicians in Nairobi.
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The targets of Mrs May's ire are likely to have good company in not fully grasping the meaning of the word "citizenship".
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It employs hundreds of thousands of people, many of whose primary task is grasping, scanning and placing customer orders in its warehouses.
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Image: J.B. Caron/Royal Ontario MuseumAccording to the researchers, the animal's head configuration is "unique," with roughly 25 grasping spines per side.
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It was also a devastating blow to Brazil itself, a nation again grasping for success stories and role models in troubled times.
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These single-celled, free-roaming predators feature two rows of hair-like flagella, which they use for locomotion and grasping onto prey.
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Stories like this only reinforce how pathetically they are grasping at straws to come up with anything to make him look bad.
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We've placed such a high value on novelty that young producers are grasping at straws to repackage derivative sounds as a revolution.
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How to do it: Step onto a resistance band with your feet hip-width apart, arms grasping the handles at shoulder height.
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Kallianiotis weaves a poetic vision of American life that's grasping at the past and dreaming for a seat in the future. —G.
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Their hardware is capable of doing the actual grasping, but they get confused by even tiny changes in size, shape, or position.
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Cruz's withdrawal left the #NeverTrump movement, a loose alliance of conservative activists committed to stopping his candidacy, grasping for a way forward.
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"They convey some states of being that I experienced in the months of loss," she wrote, citing grief, emptiness, dissociation and grasping.
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MoviePass has been grasping at profits for months now, most recently introducing a $2 surge charge for popular films on opening weekends.
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For monkeys, this isn't a natural ability, and it's not totally clear from this experiment that monkeys are truly grasping the concept.
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From sewer-dwelling clowns to dead, grasping hands, here are the scariest moments from the film's first official trailer, which dropped Thursday.
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In the adorable up-close photo, the newborn is grasping his model mama's finger while dressed in a snuggly-looking baby outfit.
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The robot had two types each of three phases: movement into position, grasping the object and removing it from the person's hand.
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These are things that about half of the players in the NBA will go their entire careers without fully grasping or embracing.
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But if you are desperate to justify flawed policy, I think the straw-grasping conclusions contained in this report is for you.
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The Complete C++ Programming Bundle — $44 See Details And the final stage of your C programming odyssey is grasping the C# language.
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After turning to politics, both men displayed a remarkable political fluidity, grasping whatever ideological bent provided the fastest avenue to political advancement.
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You've seen his photos everywhere - shots of Donald Trump waving to supporters and Hillary Clinton grasping a microphone at a town hall.
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Rodgers attempted to get on his feet following a sack but crouched to the turf, grasping the back of his left leg.
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Support features two 5,000-pound hands bursting out of the Grand Canal and grasping the walls of the historic Ca' Sagredo Hotel.
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There have been mass walkouts and canceled gun shows and a pro-NRA president grasping for a way to control a narrative.
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Typically, the patches have either been magic-themed or have featured a giant creature grasping the Earth in a show of strength.
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Grasping a goblet of wine — because of course — Headey transformed into Cersei to read some of the vitriol from this season's contestants.
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But hers became the story of public education in a city grasping for its comeback: lots of choice, with no good choice.
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Young children, one grasping a Barbie doll, play in side streets where orange trees hang low under the weight of ripened fruit.
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And what appear to be powerful insights to a company grasping for information about a president can actually be pretty light work.
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If your child is doing these seven things as they start to understand money, they're probably grasping the lessons you're teaching them.
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They are uncertain about the future in a way that past generations weren't, and grasping for an adulthood that feels forever delayed.
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"Only by firmly grasping key core technology in our hands can we fundamentally guarantee national economic security, national defense and other security."
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With Utah grasping at straws offensively, Butler only trailed once and sustained a double-digit lead for much of the second half.
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This was what my classmates would never understand, as they earnestly debated welfare fraud and the grasping desperation of the undeserving poor.
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Audrey's grasping ambition gives the character spark, but Ms. Olsen doesn't have the lines or guidance to elevate this harridan beyond cliché.
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Grasping the story is a little tough, but it's worth grappling with if you have some time to spend in this world.
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You hold imagination and creativity as the entrance to the person you want to become, whatever it is we're all grasping for.
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"Normally [I'd] think this is just another redditor grasping at straws but that silhouette really has an uncanny resemblance lol," fudginreddit writes.
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The hands have grasping capabilities, which are more advanced than those of Homo habilis, suggesting it, too, was an early tool-user.
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Most pycnodonts had front teeth shaped like chisels that they used for grasping, as well as flat, cobble-shaped teeth for crushing.
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Off to the left, a disembodied hand, it's manicured fingers loosely grasping the lamp's cord, floats off into the jagged, navy background.
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When ZAO's grasping terms of service came to light, many users were alarmed at the idea of these biometric data being misused.
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Bereft of goals, she is a teenager grasping onto whatever hoist she can find, clambering towards whatever looks or feels like freedom.
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In just five characters, it can casually point out the suspect mechanics and empty, grasping heart of almost any figure or phenomenon.
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"This dinosaur had an enlarged area for muscle attachment to allow for a much stronger grasping or gripping ability," Dr. Jasinski said.
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Instead, the Fed seems to be grasping at straws to support the assumption that low unemployment will automatically lead to higher inflation.
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At times, I felt as if I were grasping at straws with my pictures, looking for anything to emotionally translate this conflict.
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But after murders trended downward here for about 20 years, a spike in 2016 left the city reeling and grasping for answers.
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That August, he rained dollar bills onto perplexed—and then madly grasping—traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
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Wired observed one robot grasping thin air instead of the bowl in front of it, then attempting to put the "bowl" down.
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To be fair, to get to parity with humans on generalized locomotion and grasping, it's probably going to take another several decades.
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Breakingviews Elliott Management, the hedge fund run by Paul Singer, is grasping at straws in its battle for bankrupt Energy Future Holdings.
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First appearing in that company's production in 1953, Ms. Lewis — now portraying the title character, the grasping Regina Giddens — drew wide acclaim.
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If you're worried about governments ginning up a case for war or private companies grasping for headlines, that problem only gets worse.
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"Many VPNs recognize the trust deficit, but they're all grasping at different ways they can demonstrate their good intentions publicly," Jerome says.
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Of course, this clear and present danger goes beyond today or the next three years (a perspective Trump seems incapable of grasping).
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Wives sometimes throw themselves on the body, weeping and grasping it, especially when the couple have been married forty, fifty, sixty years.
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Unlike other politicians who always seem grasping for power, Biden would have a credible argument that he is truly putting country first.
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"I think if the American public was listening — and I guarantee you they were — the Republicans were grasping at straws," said Rep.
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Succumbing to their magnetism means confrontation with their aestheticized but brutal subjects — Lucretia bristling with gleaming swords and Virginia with grasping hands.
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The judge described as "grasping at straws" the administration's effort to show why the required "notice and comment" period did not apply.
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The effect becomes ever more pronounced in his 1670 self-portrait, with the artist's hand grasping the frame into which he's painted.
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Grasping the value added to the discipline of art through the labor of bearing and caring for children is a process of politicization.
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Some said the older artist was grasping at relevance; others took them as evidence that the hot young artist had totally lost touch.
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During the training process, a bot gained points by successfully grasping the edge of a sleeve or poking its head through the collar.
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People of all genders kept screaming and grasping for stray fallen hairs—occasionally trying to squeeze a hand of their idol in passing.
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That's the kind of break that would tank the career of a traditional big-tent pop star, grasping at the next radio hit.
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Grasping each other's wrists, they lean out to arm's length, their backs straight; thus joined, they take a tentative step, and then another.
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I fear many people raise children without ever grasping that they themselves, their children, and all humans are tremendously powerful and terrifyingly temporary.
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All of the political analysis industry will need to take a serious look at how this unfolded and what they were not grasping.
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The first shot of the scene is a single manicured hand grasping a wire fence; it is the hand of a Black girl.
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I find myself still grasping onto that sense of vibrancy that I've had so effortlessly in Miami, because it's tropical and laid back.
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Grasping that history means looking beyond today's "logo map" of America, as Mr Immerwahr, a historian at Northwestern University, calls the country's core.
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"Cactus Tree" was track 10, and it chronicled a woman travelling the world, men grasping at her heels to stay, and love them.
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What has changed, though, is that unlike Eastbound and Vice Principals, the new series does not revolve around impotent men grasping for power.
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That seems to encourage a kind of craving and grasping — which seems problematic since mindfulness is supposed to teach us to let go.
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Bad roads, grasping officials and tariff barriers still hobble trade between African countries, which is only 11% of total African exports and imports.
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Is Strange, as a grasping neophyte sorcerer, in any position to question the rules that were expressly established to keep the multiverse safe?
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After all the 3-pointers and record-setting totals, including 73 regular-season wins, they are grasping for solutions and losing their cool.
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It is a place that appears largely devoid of life, bar the strange concrete hand of some submerged being, grasping towards the light.
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Some, like Nance, worry Trump is only paying lip service to their causes without fully grasping why those causes are important to them.
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Then, Mr. Haas started grasping the role that G.E. equipment plays across the economy — in transportation, in hospitals — "a whole world," he said.
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Paul Manafort and Michael Flynn have dragged the country through the muck, and policymakers are grasping wildly at solutions for Russia's information war.
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Neither education, nor upbringing, nor life experience prepares Americans for grasping the veracity of the socialist assault on the American way of life.
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The artists had styled Barbie as the dancing Hindu god of destruction, Shiva, grasping a dagger and a plate with a severed head.
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It's understandable, given the completely unprecedented nature of Trump's political rise, that Americans were left grasping for the nearest analogy they could find.
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Led by Adelaide's double, wearing matching jumpsuits, grasping scissors, and standing, twisting and convulsing with every movement, they quickly cut into the facade.
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BUT THEN HERE HE IS AGAIN, now grasping a Cardiff shirt with his grubby, treacherous fingers, sporting that very same faraway facial expression.
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As the world watched the 2016 presidential election results, director Andrew Morgan, sat in complete disbelief grasping the impact of what had transpired.
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Over the next few weeks, you may find yourself more easily grasping complicated concepts, or you may plan to embark on a trip.
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For some reason, many abortion rights advocates have had a hard time grasping that the state level is where most abortion restrictions happen.
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But ask us why the poor are poor, and we have a response quick at the ready, grasping for this palliative of explanation.
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At a time when artists are grasping for forms of resistance beyond traditional protests, the thinkers working with Arquetopia offer an alternative pedagogy.
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In reality, the dance lasted for no more than a minute, but to Young, grasping at shadows, it must have felt much longer.
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States are grasping for ways to protect voting during the pandemic — both for the remaining Democratic primaries and the general election in November.
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" People noted that Amy didn't say anything — just sat there smiling and, as Astead Herndon noted in The Times, "periodically grasping his hand.
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That's the cycle the Politico piece describes: Trump the blank slate, led to and fro by grasping morons, protected from consequences by enablers.
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Or was America perhaps more sinister, a grasping imperial power defeated as much by its own hubris as by a stalwart Vietnamese foe?
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It probably was not that close — a reality that had Panama Coach Hernan Gomez grasping for moral victories when it was mercifully over.
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More important, grasping that government spending is compatible with high levels of freedom and economic vitality would give Republicans space actually to govern.
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He is the human embodiment of corporate messaging, which means that he is basically insane: infantile and grasping, every neuron pulsing with need.
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More important, Nevada exposed his four main rivals as weak, divided, and grasping at increasingly tenuous arguments about how they can still win.
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That's totally normal for a troll stage, and for a while, I had trouble grasping what exactly was so special about this one.
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A renowned mystery writer, Harlan has written stacks of best sellers, amassing wealth and cultivating a grasping, desperate dependence in his avaricious family.
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Now, though, Messi was bent double on the edge of the Paris St.-Germain box, grasping his knees, as if heaving for breath.
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Another man said he found his brother clinging to a tree and the brother's wife was last seen grasping a piece of cardboard.
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It is truly fascinating to read about things like mesmeric fluid — people grasping to understand physical law without the proper tools of discovery.
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Videos of the incident showed Francis walking alongside a crowd of people, greeting them and grasping some of their hands before turning away.
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Throughout the video, Mr. O'Rourke's wife, Amy, sat quietly by her husband's side, periodically grasping his hand as he outlined his campaign vision.
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According to the narrative pushed by gossip outlets, Gutierrez was grasping and conniving, and Weinstein an innocent pawn caught up in her scheme.
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He has little regard for humans, whom he sees as a dying race who are simply "grasping for resurrection," including the Covenant mission.
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He legendarily survived a fire in a Boston hotel when he was 55 years old, grasping onto a window ledge while sustaining serious burns.
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The sketch drew criticism for leaning on Irish stereotypes and jokes that felt to many like the show was grasping for low-hanging fruit.
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Grasping it by the neck, Boser pulls a blindfold over the creature's snout and eyes, then runs a comb along its back and sides.
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For retailers, the transformation is not just about staying relevant, but also about survival in a period when traditional retail is grasping for survival.
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The major newspapers and cable news stations are grasping for ratings and clicks, instead of presenting the news in a responsible and sober manner.
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They also talked about recent advances in grasping how particular genetic mutations change the biology of the brain in ways that cause autism symptoms.
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If they press down with one foot the thumb will make a grasping movement, with these instructions sent to the wrist unit via Bluetooth.
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In a market grasping for clues on the interest rate picture, a very real piece of information is expected Friday — the nonfarm payrolls report.
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Each forms a tiny, enclosed universe that visitors gaze into without ever grasping the entirety of what is within, particularly the elusive light sources.
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The aye-aye's fingers are not great for grasping - hence the need for a pseudothumb - but are perfect for its unusual "tap foraging" behavior.
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But it feels like the story has rebooted itself so many times already this season that I'm grasping for something to hold on to.
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But when I try it, the Void — in both Ghostbusters and Curse of the Serpent's Eye — is grasping at something it hasn't yet reached.
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I rewrote it with those elements in place, but covered with the treacly, grasping attempts at affection of a broken and desperately lonely woman.
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Bush, Douthat argues, was an exemplary member of the old WASP elite whose rule has been replaced by a grasping and often incompetent meritocracy.
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Sports of The Times Television ratings for the N.F.L. are down 11 percent this season, and league officials have been grasping for possible explanations.
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If they're 3 years old, they're still grasping the concept of Santa Claus, so I steer them toward what kids that age usually like.
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Investors, executives and analysts nervous about signs of weakness in the economy are grasping for details about the labor market, inflation and business spending.
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Dr. Glowacki suggested that this is because the solution — grasping one end and moving it a flat spiral — is essentially a two-dimensional movement.
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Mr. Moore mocked Mr. Strange's grasping of the president's coattails, accusing him of offering a one-note message and even being a tad obsessive.
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Older consumers — and media executives — are accustomed to a passive viewing experience and have a hard time grasping this way of participating in storytelling.
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"The strong interest in fostering public confidence in the administration of military justice weighs heavily in favor of grasping this nettle now," they wrote.
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But telecom experts say the industry's grasping at straws as it attempts to dodge accountability for a decade rife with telecom related privacy abuses.
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"People are not grasping the carbon consequences," Joe Fontaine, a lecturer in environmental science at Murdoch University in Perth, said of the Australian fires.
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It is grasping for a hold in the fiercely competitive sports apparel market even as it undergoes the biggest management shift in its history.
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This was done by lightly grasping the salt in an upturned palm, then letting it shower down with a flowing wag of the wrist.
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There will always be those grasping the chance to feel superior — witness all the abuse of old people in nursing homes and gay shaming.
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The damsel looked half in anguish, half aroused—being hoisted by the bare chest and puffy shirt adorned beefcake, grasping at her bursting corset.
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"My husband incredible drummer John Blackwell Jr. passed the way [sic] peacefully in my company today," she captioned an image of her grasping his hand.
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But even as more of these octo-bots start slithering into prototypes, there's something unsettling about the alien design of a grasping, squeezing sucker-hand.
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Democrats are grasping at straws because the timing couldn&apost be worse for them as they seek to gain control of the Senate in November.
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One in particular — which showed a woman grasping two bare-footed children as they run from a plume of gas spreading behind them — sparked outrage.
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In grasping for perfection, I left out every real thread of the tapestry of what it looks like when a woman is a human being.
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For most retailers, the transformation is not just about staying relevant, but also about survival in a period when traditional retail is grasping for survival.
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But aid-workers must have realised that, rather than spend hours checking up on grasping shopkeepers, it would be easier simply to hand out cash.
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There's a grasping arm, a milling machine and a few other half-concocted builds that look like robotic rejects from the Island of Misfit Toys.
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All of which means that grasping how drug mixing occurs, why some people do it deliberately, and how to reduce or mitigate it, is critical.
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This exoskeleton then can move the thumb, index and middle fingers of the paralyzed stroke patient so they regain a little bit of grasping ability.
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One evolutionary path might have led to a reptile with grasping hands and a large brain, filling the niche in which we humans have evolved.
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Lonzo backs out his dribble to halfcourt, sucking a double-team toward him, and then he's gone, leaving the 5'10 Melo grasping at his jersey.
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The man who is grasping the golden ticket is New Jersey upstart Mickey Gall, who was first spotted on Dana White: Lookin' for a Fight.
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"Lots of smaller ones are grasping at straws, trying to survive as long as they can because the valleys depend on this tourism," Siegrist said.
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So I met this guy who presented himself to be stable and normal… but I really was grasping on for some kind of stability anywhere.
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Instead, it's the uncomfortably stiff, thoroughly robotic animations that seemed cute once upon a time, when Telltale was a scrappy upstart grasping at larger ambitions.
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Mr. Starr seemed to have trouble grasping the gravity of sexual misconduct charges — unless the accused happened to be the president of the United States.
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Holder and Obama are grasping at straws trying to blame the constitution in a naked political attempt to resuscitate their flat-lined state level legacies.
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After 0003 months in office, though, Mr. Trudeau is signaling a shift in focus toward grasping the nettles of power as well as the laurels.
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One, from the Deutsche Grammophon label, is decorated with Jacques-Émile Blanche's portrait of the composer, in which he assumes an aristocratic, lapel-grasping pose.
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These historical trends are upon us — and grasping the opportunities these risks present may well be the most important policy decisions of the 21st century.
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On the other hand, some of it is very focused on grasping, being able to see boxes and do tasks like stack them neatly together.
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They are small and jut out at angles from the joint, a disfiguration likely caused by years of grasping little needles and bottles of glue.
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Putin by contrast has been grasping for an ideology to justify his rise to power, which is why he has found characters like Dugin useful.
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Defense lawyers claimed that Mr. Castile was grasping for his gun, that Officer Yanez feared for his life and that he was following his training.
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Maybe we're grasping at straws here, but is it possible that this water gun situation was inspired by The Notebook's steamy kiss in the rain?!
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He also described a desperate, post-9/11 mindset that sent the CIA grasping for fresh tactics, even ones that crossed moral and legal lines.
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In my not grasping it, I get to pretend "her" is a divinity or a devil or the earth or the speaker speaking of herself.
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But if your mother told you years later that you were sent home for hitting a classmate, you would have no trouble grasping the story.
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"They're really grasping at straws here, trying to take everything I said out of context and take it in the most sinister light," Young said.
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This kind of hyper-accelerated plotting is dangerous, because it has a tendency to burn up all your storylines and leave you grasping for more.
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" Even if its grasping at straws to try to glean significant insight into motives or psychology from these habits, it still leaves one wondering: "WTF?
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At least four players so far have been T'd up for grasping—not even hanging on, or violating sportsmanlike conduct rules—the rim, per the Herald.
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"Thanks to the Opry for letting me introduce this beautiful young lady who is my heart and my soul," said the pop star, grasping the microphone.
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She explains that even when kids younger than 6 understand that the word "zero" means "nothing," they still have a hard time grasping the underlying math.
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The lights dimmed, the music volume lowered and everyone in class laid on their backs while grasping a yellow band that was secured on the barre.
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We had seven books and eight movies, and we were content — but also grasping at any lifeline, from Pottermore to Universal's Wizarding World of Harry Potter.
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The final shot of "Baggage," with June grasping for anything that will keep her inside of the cargo area, looks like the opposite of a birth.
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"He was accused of spying for the United States for poorly reporting on the negotiations without properly grasping U.S. intentions," the source was quoted as saying.
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Such heavy-handed tactics may just underline Mrs May's main pitch to British voters: that only she has the strength to take on the grasping Eurocrats.
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The new Robots exhibition at London's Science Museum begins with an arresting sight: a baby, pinned to a wall, gently grasping at the air around it.
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Previous patches have included giant, three-headed monsters grasping the Earth, as well as knights and witches that seem to come out of a fantasy trilogy.
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Up until relatively recently, BlackBerry's attempts to hold on to its hardware keyboard heritage felt like grasping at a past that was sadly and irreversibly fading.
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If a goal such as grasping an object is input, the controllers automatically can generate motions for robots, eliminating the traditional need to "teach" robots manually.
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Here's Nate Silver, articulating the new conventional wisdom about the race: Don't think people are really grasping how plausible it is that Trump could become president.
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As a bit of context social media is useful, but as soon as you try to extract any real facts from it, you're grasping at straws.
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Fumbling to find their place in the world, Alyssa and James are desperate to understand who they are, grasping for any semblance of stability or connection.
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Trump first kissed Brigitte Macron European-style, once on each cheek, before grasping both her hands for several seconds and jerking her left arm toward him.
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This loss of our heritage also stops us from fully grasping the kind of mind that leads to slaughter in the mistaken name of divine sanctity.
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I've just landed in Las Vegas for my seventh consecutive Consumer Electronics Show, and I feel like I'm finally grasping what this grand gathering is about.
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"He was accused of spying for the United States for poorly reporting on the negotiations without properly grasping US intentions," according to the report's only source.
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Someone needs to impress upon this president the importance of comforting the nation when tragedy strikes, because he's clearly incapable of grasping that on his own.
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In it, a nude Perseus proudly presents the dead Gorgon's head in one hand, grasping some of the hair that writhes with a few subtle serpents.
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During the demo, the robot immediately reproduced all of the operator's movements, deftly opening and closing its fingers, manipulating plastic blocks and grasping a rubber ball.
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After about 20 minutes of training with the human adversary, the robot succeeds more frequently in grasping objects, plus its grasps are more resilient to disturbances.
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He would caution us to stop offering incorrect promises to a panicked people grasping at any opportunity to control their destiny at the expense of others.
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Some of them would not mention him by name, preferring instead to affirm their support for the generic "Republican ticket," still grasping for a middle ground.
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Their superhero was squat against the apron, dodging swings, lurching forward, grasping to hold on to something unseen, then falling, drooping, legs not cooperating, arms down.
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In VR, there's a strange reliance on reach in those few games I've played, a funneling toward leaning forward and grasping at something with a hand.
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OnePlus, meanwhile, has remained steadfast, clinging to a "Never Settle" slogan that's less about grasping for the latest innovation than it is embracing the whole picture.
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Since the 19th century, the motif of an octopus on propaganda maps has represented the inhuman spread of evil, its tentacles grasping for land and power.
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Ms. Nielsen plays a grasping buffoon who lusts after much younger men — a setup that ordinarily, in our entertainment, calls for outright degradation of the woman.
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Some are inquisitive felines named for characters from T. S. Eliot's "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats," others are disembodied hands grasping hearts, symbols of charity.
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But it is precisely this imprecision and the translation required — not of language but of grasping the issue — that makes the experience valuable, said Dr. Leshin.
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Now, he is matched with one of the best fighters to bless the game and within grasping distance of a shot at the UFC welterweight title.
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I did not have a problem grasping the theme, which was straightforward and fun, but I found myself bemused and bewildered by a thicket of clues.
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And because Chandra and Stone need to find another culprit, they start grasping at any straw that they can find — regardless of how tangential it is.
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It lets us claim that certain rights are fundamental, granted by a higher authority, and it lets us accuse others of being grasping, arrogant and superior.
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"He's a chatterbox," he said disparagingly of Mr. Mifsud, adding that the investigation by Mr. Barr and the Trump administration seemed to be grasping at straws.
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The young couple announces their engagement — she not fully grasping that he has lost his faith, he seemingly unconcerned by the allure piety has for her.
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And digging up or pulling weeds, Mr. Kantor said, would require hand-like grasping and holding, a more daunting robotic task, where progress has been slower.
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Moreover, there is a dead mother ("Dead Mother," 1910), a blind mother ("Blind Mother," 1914), and a mother grasping a terrified child ("Mother and Child," 1912).
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With the flu making news headlines, and everyone around you taking sick days, you may be grasping at anything that says it will "boost" your immune system.
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"Angie Valeria had not celebrated her second birthday when she drowned on Sunday, grasping her father as they tried to reach the United States," wrote Frida Ghitis.
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"I don't hear them necessarily defending the phone call itself, but they seem to be grasping at all these extraneous items," Warner said referring to Trump's allies.
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So I was enthusiastic about grasping with both hands at some semblance of normalcy (and beverages) with someone who really, truly knew what I was going through.
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Time Well Spent morphed into the Center for Humane Technology, and Harris started grasping for a new meme that was equal to the scope of the crisis.
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This year there was a load of rain before the event and frequent showers throughout Friday, which meant the main walkways quickly became nightmarish, wellie-grasping bogs.
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That becomes a throwaway suggestion from a scared Eugene in "Evolution," with the group grasping for explanations as to how they're being followed by seemingly intelligent walkers.
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That fateful day when machines finally become smarter than humans has never appeared closer—yet we seem no closer in grasping the implications of this epochal event.
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Plastic Bag Swing Plant your feet shoulder-width apart, with both hands grasping the Frakta bag straps between your legs, your torso near parallel to the ground.
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The process of grasping the meaning of this work equally involves looking, reading and feeling but its subject is one of the most urgent of our time.
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Moreover, her marriage to Rakhat Aliyev, a murderous, grasping former tax chief who died in an Austrian prison cell, surely counts against her in her father's eyes.
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"I'm a cashier and hate my job anyway, but [Dawson's] theory is just grasping at straws," wrote one Reddit user, who chose to be identified as Jade.
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He spent roughly three years trying to get Floyd Mayweather into a ring with him, only to end up, like so many have, grasping at thin air.
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And while the elites of the Olympics are just as petty and flubby and grasping as their local-market peers, they operate on an entirely different scale.
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Beyond Trump's failure to achieve the progress of his predecessors, it's clear that he is not grasping and applying the key concepts, processes and skills of governing.
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And without fully grasping just how powerful and beloved of a public figure Jackson was, it's impossible not to constantly wonder how this was ever considered harmless.
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Trump is also seemingly incapable of grasping the fact that as President of the United States, he needs to hold himself to a higher standard of conduct.
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We will not enter a golden age of heroic popular sovereignty, because the same class of grasping bloodsuckers has always ruled this miserable rock and always will.
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Batman v Superman could have used much more of that heroism, and less of its grasping, sloppy, confused attempts to question what being a hero really means.
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Robots still struggle with mimicking even simple human motor skills, like grasping objects, as the company wrote in a post to its Google Research Blog on Tuesday.
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Cancer is a monster, but in its fierce evolutionary tendencies, it is grasping, as with anything else in nature, for a way to be in the world.
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A man who had just been shot crawled under the stall, grasping at both Orlando's and his companion's legs, pulling them down — and exposing their hiding spot.
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Finally grasping that this language is irrepressible, our leaders have begun to use it publicly in recent years, often in strategic attempts to connect with the masses.
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Grasping for its coherence is like trying to breathe under water—which, to your pleasant surprise, as in a dream, you find that you can almost do.
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Pump in air and the gripper rapidly inflates, grasping its target—pump the air back out and the fingers return to their original shape, dropping the object.
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Still, grasping the basics of how negative rates work and how they may be affecting the United States is important for anyone with money in the markets.
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But he did so with the glee of a child gradually grasping a new language—stuttering and sputtering, repeating fragments and phrases while subtly stumbling upon more.
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Ted Cruz, who prides himself on his constitutional scholarship, grasping for 18 seconds for words, ultimately to say he hadn't studied whether a president can pardon himself.
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During these times, when I was grasping for something to control, to make me feel like myself again, getting meaningful words etched onto my skin felt powerful.
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If you thought they were capable of grasping the whole picture, though, I'd have urged you to tell them once you knew you had lost your job.
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But anger also helps explain how we ended up, after winnowing the most diverse primary field in American history, with three white men grasping for the presidency.
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And yet according to the voice in my ear, I was not grasping a bacteria-infested metal pole while trying to avoid brushing elbows with exhausted strangers.
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If there is one thing that illiberal politicians invariably seem to be good at, it is grasping that in the age of social media politics is entertainment.
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The move was widely ridiculed: Mr. Poroshenko, having nothing left to offer, appeared to be grasping at nationalist straws and trying to instill fear in a boogeyman.
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With his left hand tucked to his stomach and his right hand grasping his left shoulder, Conforto was led, grimacing, off the field and into the clubhouse.
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Expressions of support poured in, much of it focused on a Twitter photo that showed three injured players grasping each other's hands while lying on hospital beds.
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Expressions of support poured in, much of them focused on a Twitter photo that showed three injured players grasping each other's hands while lying in hospital beds.
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After an election that has thrown them back on their heels, they are grasping at the politics of Medicare as a path to potential revival in 2018.
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On the street-facing side, a cement monument, topped by an enormous pair of sculpted fists grasping the hammer and sickle, has been erected in victims' memory.
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Not that he doesn't try, grasping for childhood anecdotes like the time in second grade that he mispronounced Niger and spurred a classroom lecture on civil rights.
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In a nation grasping for answers, the preoccupation with short-run economic changes can fill a vacuum for a time and become a football for partisan interests.
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On the other, the House and Senate trudged along with their daily business, with lawmakers in both parties grasping for a way out of the shutdown stalemate.
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That is why billionaires leave terrible tips, heirs rankle at the idea of estate taxes, and wealthy old men go to their graves grasping for yet more.
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Arya is stealthy and smart, but she also has a penchant for resorting to violence before fully grasping the consequences; Baelish, to his credit, is more measured.
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When state authority attempted to reestablish itself, it cracked down in all the wrong ways, worsening the weight of a heavy hand without much grasping the real problem.
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A woman reaches out to you from the cover of Japanese Breakfast's Psychopomp in a way that could be read as either grasping for something, or letting go.
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Rush laughs to himself, smiles, and steadies himself against the lurch of the train as it pulls away by grasping a nearby pole with his unprotected, naked hand.
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Many governments in the developing world are grasping that spending less—or nothing—on waste management means paying more for things like health care to treat its effects.
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Despite this deep bench of expertise, the Chinese leadership appears at a loss, grasping for interlocutors in an American political landscape that has been scrambled by Mr. Trump.
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In the grand scheme of things, these minute details aren't relevant to the overall plot and they don't hinder viewers from grasping the core values of the show.
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But I appreciate the complaint about work that's embalmed by self-consciousness, made by those grasping for Art instead of tunneling in, like the "termite" artists Farber preferred.
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Tropical Cyclone Idai struck the African countries of Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Mozambique a week ago, but humanitarian workers are only now grasping the scale of the storm's destruction.
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Hammer's bro-y tech CEO, whose grasping corporation, WorryFree, is a parody of WeWork living spaces and Amazon "productivity" standards, is a first draft of a postmodern villain.
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That, some argue, makes them prime targets at a time when governments are grasping for revenue to fill budget deficits and trying to address populist concerns about inequality.
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Instead of grasping that his job is to honour the office he inherited, Mr Trump is bothered only about honouring himself and taking credit for his supposed achievements.
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WATCH: Mark Salling's Mom 'Had a Hard Time Grasping' His Child Porn Scandal: The 'Family Is Devastated' In February, the child pornography case against Salling was officially dismissed.
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" The president, for his part, is blaming the media for not grasping the greatness of the summit: "So funny to watch the Fake News, especially NBC and CNN.
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Too few roads, berths and systems; too many ships, cars and grasping hands, leading to high costs and lost time: that is Indonesia's infrastructure problem in a nutshell.
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For a while chemical signals have been used; wash a certain solution over a nanobot and it changes its orientation, closes its grasping tip or what have you.
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After posing for pictures with Lewinsky and her father, stepmother and brother, President Clinton can be seen grasping Lewinsky's hand for several seconds as she leaves the office.
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"Only a small percentage of the people are grasping control, so to take back control, it's necessary to have flexible ties with people who don't vote," he said.
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The first story is about yet another Internet unicorn — valued at more than $8 billion at its initial public offering in 2014 — grasping for growth and cutting corners.
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It would be better if scientists and explorers could win knowledge from the universe, more valuable than the gold the Spanish conquistadors lusted for, unimpeded by grasping politicians.
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At first, it appeared Trump's allies were grasping for a clear way to rebut allegations from Taylor and Deputy Assistant Secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs George Kent.
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Mr. Cohen, a Sanders surrogate, says "Hillary is obviously grasping at straws because she's seeing her lead evaporate" in New York, which holds its primary on April 19.
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The shock and awe with which the Trump administration initially took office has given way to an apparent lull, a period of seeming disorientation and grasping for direction.
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The whole whirlwind of the next step in our lives is conducive to people grasping for convenient friends and becoming different people for the sake of avoiding loneliness.
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Ten days before the Republican primary, the Cruz campaign rolled out a series of ads that aimed to expose Trump as a grasping developer and crooked power broker.
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These bailouts will only prolong the industry's undignified demise, and at the expense of West Virginians, who have sacrificed land and health to coal's grasping tentacles for centuries.
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One photo, for example, features a hand grasping an iPhone, which is displaying a naked woman seductively lying down; a text message from "work" covers up her head.
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The onslaught of controversy that is the Trump presidency has much of the country grasping for any form of respite from the constant flow of mind-boggling news.
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But while Lake is known internally for grasping the details behind summaries she receives from business heads, she has not run any of JPMorgan's units day to day.
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The fact that the bees were able to learn how to complete these puzzles adds to the previous evidence that they are capable of grasping advanced numerical concepts.
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Of course, Chuck wanted Connerty to swipe the Krakow case, and in fact colluded with the garrulous and grasping Judge Adam DeGiulio (Rob Morrow) to help this happen.
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Power is the shiny object nearly all of these characters are grasping for, whether to attain what they don't have or to cling fiercely to what they do.
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Verrone has kept Percy's stately pose—right hand grasping a lapel—and svelte physique, but given him a Trump makeover, with a fuller face and a yellow coif.
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He moves his hand through the muscles in his arm by using his head, and the hand on the screen moves, too, reaching out and grasping the ball.
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Mr. Trump is just not going to give up his claim that 22007 million to 5 million illegal immigrants voted for Hillary Clinton, but he's grasping for evidence.
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It was hard to look anywhere on social media this summer without seeing someone grasping a can of the sparkling, sparsely flavored, adult beverage sensation called White Claw.
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Now he's left grasping for source material he hasn't already replicated — and one late montage even copies a sequence added into Return of the Jedi's 1997 Special Edition.
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Based on his tree, Mr. Baron believes that the original dinosaurs were small, two-footed animals with large grasping hands, as others have said before, but also omnivorous.
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The market has suddenly taking an optimistic attitude towards the Fed — "symptomatic of despair" and "grasping at straws" was how Gluskin Shuff strategist and economist David Rosenberg put it.
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The improvements at Bekasi are part of a broader trend of developing-world governments finally grasping that proper rubbish collection is more than just keeping your streets smelling nice.
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Even so, his allies insist that the enduring suicide bombings are evidence that the group has been forced to shift tactics, scattering fighters who are grasping to appear effective.
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You must refrain from throwing your desk-mate's seafood stir-fry out of the window after the ninth month of him not grasping the concept of closed-mouth chewing.
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Maybe they're wealthy, or an expat, or hold dual citizenship so they can leave Hong Kong anytime -- their privilege prevents them from fully grasping the frontliners' desperation, protesters say.
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Bills 19943, Jets 17 ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The opportunity the Jets had been awaiting for a year arrived Sunday, and they seized it as if grasping at a tornado.
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We find ourselves lodged in old questions of determinism and free will, both bound to repeat the pain of our forebears and grasping at the possibility of transcending it.
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I WISH I HAD GONE BEYOND THE LONELINESS I SOMETIMES FELT and taken a look at myself before grasping the very good-looking hand that Grant A. Tinker extended.
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" The article is the fifth in a series that the Communist Party's most authoritative newspaper is running on "grasping the new implications of developing our nation's important strategic opportunities.
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"They are desperately clinging and grasping at straws here to try to define for their members and their supporters, that this is somehow a win for them," she said.
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There are many funny people in this movie, and you can see them grasping at air, trying to catch anything comic and wring what they can out of it.
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In the photos he posted to Facebook on Tuesday, the 48-year-old is grasping a junk of Jaden's jettisoned locks, holding them triumphantly in front of the camera.
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Determining how the Fox and Disney deal will shake out will be one of the major stories of 2018, but for now, we're still left grasping at speculative straws.
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At one point he stopped, grasping her elbow and halting her in the darkness of a side street, but it was only so that he could retie his shoelace.
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"First and foremost, candidates are not grasping the fact that when you message to a Cuban-Americans, it's a whole lot different than messaging to Puerto Ricans," he said.
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Losing faith is painful because it sends you grasping in all sorts of directions for the "illusion of love," as Will's boss puts it, that everyone else is seeking.
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The danger, data experts say, lies in trusting the data analysis too much without grasping its limitations and the potentially flawed assumptions of the people who build predictive models.
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" The New Republic's longtime literary editor, Leon Wieseltier, a professional lowerer of the boom, said it was "the worst, last gasp of Reaganite, grasping, materialistic, narcissistic, banal self-absorption.
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In essence, machines may come to know the world not through an impossibly all-encompassing program, but from grasping, babbling, trying, and fumbling their way to getting it right.
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The absurdity of Donald Trump grasping a conspicuous orb or a tired rat hauling a slice of pizza down a Subway stairwell allows us to relate to one another.
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There's some evidence that when we hear phrases like she grasped the idea, the parts of our brain involved with sensory-motor function (the other grasping) are active too.
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Its focus shifts and shimmies around Quickley's lucid poems and Busdriver's emissive beats, but Quickley's lyrical focus—he tells stories rather than grasping at amorphous concepts—keeps it centered.
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In a year stuffed to the brim with political opinions, Bee found a way to make hers a unique and vital resource for liberals grasping to understand Trump's America.
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But students in McKinney are still grasping for their elusive share of the prosperity around them, which they see etched in the Dallas skyline by dozens of construction cranes.
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Video recordings of the episode show Mr. Harrison — known to some as "the man with the golden arm" — grasping a stress ball as four silver balloons danced above him.
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Mr. Owens lends weary, granitic power, but the moral — that is to say, amoral — center is provided by Christopher Purves, who plays the bitter, grasping Alberich as chillingly human.
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Precisely in the passages that give way to this convergence of conjecture and knowledge, memory and supposition, Ford comes the closest to grasping most fully who his parents were.
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Well, just as Christie was being photographed grasping the president's hand, two of his former associates were sentenced to jail for their roles in the famous bridge-jamming episode.
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Republicans are mad about impeachment, and so they're grasping at anything they can to further their argument that it's a partisan witch hunt run by out-of-control Democrats.
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Nieto is not sure how to deal with Obama short of the reconquista of Aztlán—he is grasping, flailing, falling through eternity here in this split-second diplomatic vacuum.
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Federal agents have been grasping for clues that may help them uncover whether Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife had any help in carrying out or planning the attack.
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Araud continues to restate his basic position, even in the tweet above sent after Noah's response was released, without grasping the subtlety of Noah's points about context and identity.
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Bryant said she pulled away, and moments later the young man "caught me at the cash register," grasping her around the waist with both hands and pulling her toward him.
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General grasping, on the other hand, allows robots to handle objects of varying shapes and sizes, but at the cost of being unable to perform more complicated and nuanced tasks.
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Spanning a period of more than 20 years, the works in Antonin Artaud: Drawings and Portraits are a devastating record of a soul lashing out and grasping at the page.
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The stat is only 24% for the population as a whole, so you have to wonder if our generation is simply grasping for good fortune wherever we can find it.
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A wooden engraving of Death from the 16th century shows the figure grasping at a young woman, nude except for her jewels: his skeletal frame seeks out her feminine youth.
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Things get buried by the physical process of time moving, seasons changing, taking the fingertips of history that remain grasping at a surface, and putting them away, into the soil.
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" Chinese broadcaster CCTV said some analysts had suggested this year's more casual attitude towards winning gold medals shows that the fans are gradually grasping the "true spirit of Olympic Games.
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In an election where the youth vote could push Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton over the edge to victory, both candidates are grasping at straws to win the youth vote.
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The shocked tour goers took full advantage of the situation, snuggling up to all the A-listers for photos, and even grasping onto Mahershala's Oscar for their own, unforgettable moments.
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Many psychologists, on the other hand, have a hard time believing that humans aren't capable of grasping a concept or feeling an emotion just because there's no word for it.
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We see Hell, in these early journals, grasping for meaning in everyday life, yet with a remarkable acuity, prescient of his later role in helping to fashion an aesthetic movement.
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Update: The season finale of Game of Thrones aired on Sunday and we're grasping at anything to help us cope — including the Storybook Cosmetics latest news on its dragon lipsticks.
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"This attack by insinuation, by innuendo, is really getting old," she said, arguing the Sanders campaign is "grasping at straws" to make the case she is beholden to Wall Street.
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Now, understanding how much carbon the oceans will likely soak up in the future is critical to grasping how Earth's increasingly disrupted climate will transform society and the natural world.
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It is now "grasping at an 'unclean hands' argument" that it did not focus on in the past, he argues, referring to the allegation that Yukos was acquired by theft.
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"The Sun Still Burns Here," which opened Tuesday at the Joyce Theater, is set in a dark, decaying world; it seems to be grasping at a sinister sort of romanticism.
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"If the surgeon is grasping something using the instruments, or if they're cutting the tissue, they can feel the amount of force they are applying to the tissue," he said.
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" Maysmith, who grew up in Denver and has numerous stories going back years about the city's thick, brown air, labeled the efforts to highlight Democratic opposition as "grasping at straws.
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"At its origin, the beak was a precision grasping mechanism that served as a surrogate hand as the hands transformed into wings," Bhullar said in a Yale University news release.
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"After excellently portraying Lucca's baby bump on @thegoodfight for 6 months my little boy finally made his real life entrance," she captioned a snap of her son grasping someone's thumb.
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The issue here is that the original title, and somehow the revised version as well, imply that moms have a difficult time grasping complex technological concepts such as the blockchain.
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The rush of March contests in big, diverse states — Democrats in nearly two dozen states will vote between March 1 and March 15 — could leave Sanders grasping for political life.
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"It turns out that our fingernails deform — bend and move — in stereotypic ways when we use them for gripping, grasping, and even flexing and extending our fingers," the researchers explain.
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Many days, I feel like my mind has become one of those crane hands you see at arcades and truck stops, grasping arthritically at the air above the sunken prizes.
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"Obviously the MTA doesn't come close to grasping how serious an impact this will have," one local business owner who didn't want to give his name to the crowd said.
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And grasping the lived experience of the Holocaust, as the commission set out to do, was not as important to them as understanding the motives and methods of the perpetrators.
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She grasped the idea, is different than grasping a fork; a rough day is different than a rough towel; a sweet boy is not the same as a sweet cupcake.
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Mr. Max would be instructed to hold out his hand, and for hours, he would sign the art as if it were his own, grasping a brush and scrawling Max.
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Instead, pull it off with fine-point tweezers, grasping the tick gently close to the skin, and pulling it out while trying not to detach the body from the head.
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West, on the other hand, is known for his intensity — the type of player who will scream, "You guys need to relax!" in the huddle without quite grasping the irony.
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On the wall hung a mural depicting a group of male companions, casually dressed in boxer shorts; in the lower corner was an image of one hand gently grasping another.
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Several studies have documented that jurors can have a hard time grasping the language of the so-called jury "charge," the instructions that judges give to panels before deliberations begin.
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"The powerful forelimbs equipped with grasping hands and slashing first digit would amply serve to both to restrain a victim or a carcass," Wells and Camens said in the study.
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Early magazine advertisements for mobile devices almost exclusively featured those phones carried by men in suits; even the disembodied (male) hands grasping them belonged to people in blazers and ties.
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Araud is coming from a traditional French perspective, and his argument can't be understood without grasping the very aggressive vision of assimilationism that's been dominant there for decades (arguably centuries).
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In a sense, however, he did justice in precisely this way to the (already decontextualized) objects by not locking them up in display cases […] but grasping them as something living […].
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It has found itself grasping at ever-farther reaches of the populist right, with proposals to ban full-face coverings and inspect girls judged to be at risk of genital mutilation.
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After over a century of exposure to the elements, however, pieces of the scene are missing, so much so you might not notice that she's grasping the hand of a woman.
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Instead, Australopithecus afarensis toddlers had a special grasping toe that helped them hold on to their mothers and escape into the trees, reports a study published July 4 in Science Advances .
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"You have a President who's really obsessed with this issue who's grasping for ever more extreme ways to get at what he sees as the problem of illegal immigration," Davis said.
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And if you live in the Arctic, and can't understand why the rest of us aren't grasping the reality of climate change, here's proof that you really have had it worse.
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I will also ensure that preparing for leaving the EU without an agreement under Article 50 is not just about seeking to mitigate the challenges but also about grasping the opportunities.
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"People always speak about the power and the weight that a flag holds, and I never felt it until tonight," Ladosha tells me, grasping one of those oversize checks for $5,000.
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Handshakes, seen through that lens, are a critical piece of grasping how this President not only views himself but how he chooses to interact with the rest of the world. Agreed?
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The FSA has sought ways for the two bureaux to act as one in monitoring financial institutions while grasping various risks at an early stage and responding to new business needs.
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All explanations are simply ex post facto; an expert grasping at straws to assemble a reasonable take on what has occurred, and why it ought to have been obvious to everyone.
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But at the same time, with high-paying working class jobs disappearing in this country, who can blame O'Sullivan for grasping at any job he can get for his underemployed members?
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"Everyone seems to understand that's a possibility with Facebook, so it is a little odd that so many people have trouble grasping the same concept when applied to Micron," he said.
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During a two-hour speech Saturday that often scorned its script, the president proclaimed repeatedly he had done nothing wrong and that Democrats are grasping for straws to take him down.
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While kids are hardly ever too young to start learning about money, there are some signs you'll see as they get older that they've been grasping the concepts you've been teaching.
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WASHINGTON — Grasping for their best defense of President Trump from accusations that he abused his office, Republicans have been itching to drag the anonymous intelligence-community whistleblower into the political fight.
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Instead of blindly grasping for solutions, Congress should look to the past for guidance on countering the age-old problem of disinformation—spreading intentionally misleading or false information with strategic intent.
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As the presidential election comes down to the wire, it seems as if Americans are grasping at anything to cope with the deluge of vitriol emerging from an increasingly bitter campaign.
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The creature was an absolute unit — with its furry body, bright red eyes, and hairy legs grasping out toward the camera, the moth longs for the light inside the OP's home.
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We're all broken and body conscious, embarrassed by hand size and dick size and thinning hairlines, grasping for places to carve our names in hopes that the words will outlive us.
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Some crimes are crimes of passion, while others are for profit, but some are so senseless that they leave you reeling, grasping for meaning amidst the madness of this crazy world.
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What these provocations do suggest is that we are grasping for a punishment that seeks to mend a more psychic, public wound — a type of harm we are still processing ourselves.
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It is possible to savor the crags and shadows of Mr. Neeson's performance without quite grasping why Mr. Landesman thinks the story is worthy of such somber, serious and sustained attention.
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In fact, in some cases Buddhist thought anticipated Western thought, grasping things about the human mind, and its habitual misperception of reality, that modern psychology is only now coming to appreciate.
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Brian Hoyer, the team's new quarterback, has taken control of the offense, and the players on the overhauled roster have done a good job grasping the new system and building camaraderie.
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Line: Bengals by 5½ The Browns are grasping at the Robert Griffin III straw, knowing that he can boast of being undefeated as their starting quarterback since an opening day loss.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday appeared to be grasping for answers on how to resolve a dispute on online sales taxes, with no clear indication on how the justices will rule.
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If you have read the book, you're likely find yourself, as I did, grasping to recontexualize the passages recited here, which can dilute what at moments is a truly powerful experience.
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She might stand as still as a statue and then wilt gradually, with her long black mane veiling her face, or arch backward, grasping at strands of hair with slender fingers.
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She is at the center of viral photo, which shows Biden grasping her shoulders and whispering in her ear, an image Carter says was "misleadingly extracted" from video of the day.
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Trilobites Paleontologists have found entombed in amber a 99-million-year-old tick grasping the feather of a dinosaur, providing the first direct evidence that the tiny pests drank dinosaur blood.
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In a bystander's video, a man the police later identified as Mr. Gutierrez is shown extricating himself from the melee and standing up, grasping what appears to be a small revolver.
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So is the reason simply, as one friend put it, that rich people "are grasping hoarders of wealth who believe they deserve what they have, and tough shit to anyone else"?
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Ow. I heard muffled voices outside, and monkey-walked my way toward them, grasping onto the chair's magnetic guides against the wall and found myself face-to-face with the conductor.
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"What I think people are grasping here is, this is a disaster for the U.K., but it's a big splash with small ripples," said David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Funds.
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"If someone had an idea and his idea wasn't the best and he understood the difference, he'd jump on the other idea and apologize for not grasping it sooner," his daughter says.
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Like many young queer men, I parlayed my natural charm, big brown eyes and high cheekbones into a parade of sexual encounters, grasping towards a closeness I couldn't quite understand or reach.
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When we first meet Issa, she's in a struggling relationship with a live-in boyfriend, Lawrence (Jay Ellis), and is grasping to figure out what she actually wants from Lawrence and herself.
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The big picture: Historians call these "long decades" and "long centuries" — super useful constructs for grasping big, prolonged events outside of mere time, and seeing them as eras, zeitgeists and social phenomena.
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" Grasping for any advantage after losing two consecutive primaries, Mr. Cruz reached back to his Iowa victory to say he was the only candidate who "has beaten and can beat Donald Trump.
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A machine usually picks things up by, first, identifying the object via a camera and appropriate software, and then using a preprogrammed grasping strategy appropriate to what it thinks it has seen.
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He took a few seconds to let it settle, and took a magnificent strike to send the ball to the near post, with Arsenal keeper Petr Čech helplessly grasping to redeem himself.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats are still grasping for an effective response to Robert Mueller's report after leaving an opening for President Donald Trump to mount a furious and fact-twisting weekend victory lap.
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No doubt jarred by the unanticipated surge in stocks and selloff in bonds after the reflex 5 percent selloff Tuesday night, market commentators are grasping for metaphors to characterize the new regime.
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The oldest is the worry that grasping masses will vote to expropriate the wealth (hard-earned or not) of entrepreneurs and landowners—and without secure property rights there can be no capitalism.
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If you're grasping for the deeper meaning of an essay or article, consider the possibility that it may not be in the words themselves, but hidden in the shape of the letters.
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Ferrante's academically-minded mothers can often be found fleeing their grasping young children; guilty and yet exuberant, they demand lives entirely their own—only to return when the appeal of independence wanes.
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Madeline feels like she is missing something, having traded the promise of some different tomorrow for full time motherhood years before, and is now grasping at straws for a sense of fulfillment.
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The researchers plan to expand their research to a wider variety of grasping strategies, and later try the approach in a variety of environments and real-world scenarios outside of the lab.
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Recently, though, researcher Inrak Choi and colleagues at Stanford's SHAPE lab developed a haptic feedback device for simulating grasping motions that the rest of us may one day be able to afford.
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A program might be able to recognize that a frog is on the screen and read the text around it, even without grasping that it's looking at a Foul Bachelor Frog panel.
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As a company that's losing ground to cheaper rivals at home in China and better-marketed iPhone and Galaxy alternatives in the USA, Lenovo is grasping for a unique selling point — modularity.
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And so people are grasping for images that either back up their preexisting notions or turn the mainstream narrative on its head, and then sharing with their followers to further the reach.
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Musk knows that most people have a hard time grasping that something they buy today can work with something that doesn't exist yet, but he promised to explain more later this month.
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Her impassioned supporters are now urging her to challenge the results in those two states and Pennsylvania, grasping at the last straws to reverse Mr. Trump's decisive majority in the Electoral College.
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Its inspired and single-minded purpose is to chronicle any grasping attempts by music writers to characterize Mr. Casey, the talky, confrontational lead vocalist and lyricist of the Detroit postpunk band Protomartyr.
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N.H.L. Roundup The Washington Capitals got a missing piece back, and it helped them move within grasping distance of the Presidents' Trophy — and the top seed when the playoffs start next month.
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Caricaturist Fred W. Rose's 1877 map published in the midst of the Russo-Turkish War shows Russia creeping like an octopus across the globe, its tentacles grasping at land on all sides.
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The crash that no one called has investors calling back to earlier cataclysms, grasping for historical threads that can serve as a guide for what markets and the economy might be facing.
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As a critical care doctor, I have cared for patients whose families have changed their minds at the last minute, grasping on to impossible hopes rather than face the reality of death.
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What he sees in the files and thousands of note cards is a man battling his own helplessness, grasping at any shred of evidence, even the most ephemeral of things — the words.
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Perhaps he's grasping at the hope for holiday magic — the sense that if we want something enough, even if that something is as fantastical as avoiding death, we might just get it.
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"It was especially good for the kids, who could show up in their jammies, run around, play hide-and-seek," she said, grasping the place on her shoulder where she was shot.
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In an opening statement, Peter Wold, one of his lawyers, told jurors that Officer Noor heard a bang and saw Officer Harrity grasping for his gun, in terror, just before the shooting.
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Desperately grasping for some semblance of control over my life, I did what I'd learned to do over the years: I turned inward and poured what I found out onto the page.
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Let's look at the first example, which is also an example of what I'm talking about above, and also explains the straw-grasping photo I've put at the top of the column.
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Rakitic goes down on a collision at midfield and stays down, grasping his stomach, but Argentina tries to take advantage by pushing forward, and the referee lets them play for a moment.
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"Frustrated opponents of the president are grasping at straws and factitious rumors to advance their own political agenda rather than the interests of the country," Mr. Sensenbrenner said in an emailed statement.
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After lacing my thick-soled shoes and straightening my wig, I got to the hospital by grasping the nearby walker which my stepdaughter had decorated with bling: purple and red plastic streamers.
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A pic of the two interacting backstage at the event — specifically an image of Pitt grasping Aniston's wrist — quickly went viral, as did a video of Pitt watching Aniston accept her award.
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Pier 1 Imports is currently grasping for life, but for decades it was one of the most popular destinations for home goods and decor, particularly among young adults seeking hip, inexpensive furnishings.
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Addams took a Grand Tour of Europe and found herself in a vegetable market as the leftovers were being tossed to a crowd of paupers, who stood with their grasping hands upraised.
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The prediction then was not about an adult profession but the sex of the next sibling: Grasping a knife meant a brother was on the way, a comb (or mirror) a sister.
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However, little is known about the 18th-century sculptor behind the eagle, which is posed grasping a shield adorned with the rising sun, and flanked by flags, cannons, and other military pomp.
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What authoritarian regimes do is blunder forward, grasping and grabbing power whenever and wherever they can, building secretive inner circles, surrounding themselves with supplicant state media, demonizing dissenting voices, and punishing enemies.
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In the ensuing crush, according to complaints lodged with the police, groups of four to 2100 young men formed circles around young women, grasping at their clothes and bodies, and stealing their possessions.
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They bumped across the desert in Toyota Hilux pickups, 15 to 20 in the flatbed, grasping gnarled sticks for balance and praying the jugs of water they sat upon would last the trip.
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Nobody else on the train—even Scott after a while—seems to care, all lost in their tablets and spex, grasping a brief window of network access, gazing at their own private vistas.
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In a pair of photos Longoria, 44, shared to her Instagram account on Thursday, she is holding baby Santi as the youngster sports a huge smile, excitedly grasping hands with Mickey Mouse himself.
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"Even if a baby could have fit more things between its first and second toe, it would not have had the grasping capability like an ape," Ward told Live Science in an email.
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In Homes's view, the relationship depicted in the story is a good model for the one between writer and reader: a pure association that redeems without grasping toward the messiness of everyday life.
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But if you replay the video today, you see Lynch somehow emerge from that parking lot to scamper across the yellow first-down line with a pair of Saints grasping at his heels.
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And at work it's tempting for dishwashers to just put a rubber band on the overhead sprayers to keep hot water running all day, so they won't have to keep reaching and grasping.
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Children may appreciate that clothes, food and housing are essential, but as they grow older some teens have more trouble grasping the fact that having the latest iPhone is not a necessary expense.
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For those grasping at straws, today's 8-3 decision by the United Kingdom's Supreme Court that Parliament must vote on starting the process to leave the European Union might seem like a victory.
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"Drink More" (1964) is a crudely slapped together assemblage in which the title phrase is stencilled over a canvas of the stars and stripes; a plaster hand protrudes, grasping a bottle of Coke.
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CNN has reported previously on allegations of sexual assault from women on commercial flights and the difficulty in grasping the extent of the problem, for which no federal regulatory agency had definitive data.
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In one incident, Lise holds a balance on one point and, grasping the ends of eight ribbons above her head, revolves, while her eight girlfriends, holding the ribbons' other ends, run around her.
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To put a number on it, when a human was giving the robot tough love, the machine had a 52 percent success rate at grasping, compared to 26.5 percent without the tough love.
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A Bulgarian Four Paws employee, Vasil Dimitrov, speaks to Szabłowski with derision of the "dumb, grasping Gypsy"—who is, in his account, as greedy, cunning, and stupid as the bears of European fables.
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Choy and her colleagues analyzed thousands of hours of footage of almost 800 instances of animals feeding on each other, from tentacled siphonophores grasping little fish to transparent jellyfish gobbling up red shrimp.
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Trump, like the populist authoritarians before and around him, has also understood (or, at least, instinctually grasped) how indispensable his own individual persona is to his ultimate goal of grasping and maintaining power.
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Because it encourages individuals to act alone, it can be nearly impossible to differentiate an attacker acting on behalf of the group from one who is merely grasping for justification to commit violence.
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If your kids are really grasping the concepts of what you're teaching, chances are that they'll eventually start asking questions you might not be able to answer off the top of your head.
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Mr. Bevin and national G.O.P. groups, grasping for ways to overcome Mr. Bevin's weakness, sought to turn the election into a referendum on Mr. Trump, national policy issues and the Democratic impeachment inquiry.
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Photo: Carnegie Mellon UniversityThe research, presented at the 2017 International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) last week, also demonstrates how single robots can be programmed to make the grasping challenge even harder.
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The surgeon wears the device on his or her arm like a sleeve, grasping a trigger that makes it look like one of those reaching tools your grandma used for too-high cabinets.
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I see a similar, desperate grasping from people who believe that at some point, Republicans will have to find the president's actions so repugnant that they will break with Trump and support impeachment.
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In 1976, police responded to a call about a woman grasping the gate of Resurrection Cemetery after apparently getting locked in — only to find scorch marks on the bent gate but no woman.
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Soon after he interviews for a high-end job in the world's tallest building — an ugly metallic behemoth that looks like a twisty trunk of an African elephant grasping a baseball — violence happens.
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If it offers a powerful caution against overdosing on the kind of idealism that led us into nation-building exercises in Vietnam and Iraq, it can also keep statesmen from grasping their opportunities.
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Maybe (if fan theory is to be believed) Ferris's luck eventually runs out, and he ends up a bitter, grasping man feuding with a charismatic, manipulative young nemesis not unlike his former self.
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"This is poliphical," he said, grasping for a word — and coming up with a garble — to capture how applicable he found the words of a former president to his own poor electoral performance.
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RadLogics joins a rank of healthcare AI firms architecting solutions that ease the burden on docs outside the US who are grasping for ways to accurately test flocks of patients amid the pandemic.
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" Homeland Security spokeswoman Heather Swift pushed back on the criticism, saying it "sounds like political opponents or activists grasping for straws trying to criticize the administration as we add up continued policy successes.
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At minicamp in the N.F.L. after his college career at Duke, he started grasping the Giants' offense so quickly that his fellow rookies wondered whether he had received the playbook before they did.
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"The history of the city provides a framework for grasping the whole of the American experience," Professor Burrows said in a 2012 interview with The Junto, a blog devoted to early American history.
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While we all remember him grasping President Barack Obama in a tight hug and whispering in his ear, "This is a big f---ing deal," that was by no means a one-off.
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Financed by local corporations whose branding is placed on his equipment, Jakub is the epitome of the scrappy underdog, grasping for fame by doing something too crazy or dangerous for the major players.
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Shortly after unveiling his shakedown scheme, Mayor de Blasio seemed to have admitted that he was grasping at straws, acknowledging — per the New York Times — that the lawsuits could take years to conclude.
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With judicial confirmation battles heating up and Republicans in control of both the White House and the Senate, Democrats are grasping for a way to stall the president's nominees to the federal courts.
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But the installation feels as if it is grasping at straws: its attempt to knit Schiele's oeuvre into the warm blanket of cosmic consciousness seems out of sync with his precision and earthiness.
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The clutch can also help keeping proper posture while walking and chatting, as it gives you a place to put your hands (both hands grasping the clutch with a slight space between your fingers).
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In the case of this robot arm, the fingers were a pair of grasping probes that can sense the movements and friction of a block it pokes, the same way a human player would.
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"The large body size and high number of grasping spines in C. praetermissus may indicate that miniaturization and migration to a planktonic lifestyle," the lifestyle most chaetognaths enjoy today, "were secondary," the researchers write.
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Every L. unguispinus — even newborn babies, it seems — had a hard, claw-shaped raptorial (or grasping) appendage at the front of its head, which it used to capture and manipulate prey, the researchers wrote.
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But moreover, we (and the show's characters) have trouble grasping cosmic-sized concepts, whether it's the vast distances in space, or the ways an experiment could affect millions of people across the solar system.
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"The film's tone — the sense of characters grasping to hold on to innocence as the civilized world whisks it away — is all Takahata," the critic Ty Burr wrote in The Boston Globe in 2014.
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In addition, she showed off her flower body ink, a unicorn tattoo on her thigh, and a tattoo of a grasping hand as well as a "dad" heart tattoo on her upper left shoulder.
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Just in time for the big game, Israeli researchers observed boxer crabs and their adorable habit: Grasping onto sea anemones like puny pom-poms, ready to cheer you and your team on this weekend.
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In the days following Trump's election, I remember grasping blindly at symbols to broadcast that I was afraid and upset — and to tell other people that they didn't need to be afraid of me.
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Whether you're begging for the season to end or grasping onto the last few weeks of heat for dear life, there's just no denying that, pretty soon, summer will be on its way out.
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The frenetic anger and frantic, grasping insecurity involved in the post-Brexit freak-out, or the entirety of the Trump campaign, ooze a certain passion that easily transmutes itself into campy, overdone sexual collapse.
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Bisexual men are still so rare on television that when I put out a call for opinions on bi representation, my inbox was flooded with frustrated bi men grasping at straws for decent examples.
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Maybe I'm desperately grasping for some small sign of hope and progress given our current situation in the White House, but even if that's the case, I'll take hope where I can get it.
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What she does not grasp—and is seemingly not interested in grasping—is that Clinton's critics from the left were not opposing a caricature of her as some kind of right-wing political operator.
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In grasping the weirdness of this movie, it's as good a place to start as any, but to be fair to Damon, there is much that's off about this nutty period-piece monster movie.
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Some people come within grasping reach of their most fervid wish only to find that in the end, whether through self-sabotage or the unremitting competition that is life, they're not equal to it.
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In nearly every episode, it tackles some important issue or idea of the day, in a way that makes it feel vital in its best episodes and grasping beyond its reach in its worst.
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A simpler explanation is that the establishment, frustrated that buying influence in the Democratic Party isn't as easy as it used to be, is grasping for any way to restore the pre-2016 quo.
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And he has, more effectively than almost any politician of his generation, anticipated the rightward tilt of the Republican Party of today, grasping its conservatism even as colleagues dismissed him as a fringe figure.
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White is better than McFeely in grasping Grant's commitment to justice, which turned him against Lincoln's virulently racist successor, Andrew Johnson, but a little of McFeely's alertness to ambition would have enriched this story.
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There is the Democratic Party and the Republican Party, and while they diverge in ideas, the media assumes they share their foibles and flaws, their minor and major corruptions, their grasping and opportunistic politicians.
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Thalmann is working around the clock to develop and fine-tune the humanoid's features and add-ons, such as the ability to talk on Skype and the look and grasping abilities of her hands.
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To prepare for the uncertainties of grasping real objects, the researchers introduced random variations to the virtual worlds the hand was trained in, changing parameters like gravity, friction, and the cube's weight and dimensions.
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The man can be seen making his way down the line of lawmakers, grasping McCarthy's hand, then Schumer's, and then swiftly moving past McConnell before stopping in front of Pelosi and shaking her hand.
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A common refrain is that the huge increase in titles has meant that, while there's more money in the industry, there are also a greater number of authors grasping for a share of it.
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"These violations share the common thread of Rutgers and individuals not grasping the importance of adhering to institutional policies and compounding problems by further noncompliance with N.C.A.A. legislation," the committee wrote in its decision.
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Instead, everyone is grasping onto something else to give them a life force, whether it's students trying to find meaning in misguided activism or scientists taking cues from their peers in the American military.
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Tourists pay concert ticket prices to enter into a hallowed spiritual ground for a glimpse of a famed choir, as opposed to consuming a spiritual service and grasping the significance of the churches' histories.
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While she did not secure any concessions from McConnell — who said Democrats were grasping onto "mythical leverage" — the party did briefly win new scrutiny on GOP vows to coordinate closely with the White House.
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The vignettes of struggling individuals and disconnected organizations grasping for straws in the face of the opioid onslaught is misguided and betrays a biased, stereotypical perception of West Virginians as hapless, clueless, and hopeless.
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Warring militia occasionally spar for control over the heavily populated capital, which has prevented the UN-recognized and Western-backed government of Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj from fully grasping the reins of power.
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In the 290-page document, Rodriguez's lawyers poke holes in Melissa's most serious accusations -- including the "shameless, outrageous lie" that RichRod began "grasping his penis beneath his basketball shorts" in a closed-door meeting.
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Of course, practicing what one has learned before fully grasping the nuances of the knowledge imparted is not so different than how information in general is transferred between student and teacher in the classroom.
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In the midst of the remarkable success of President Trump on so many fronts, the Democratic Party leadership is grasping at a new slogan: The call to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency.
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He's insanely efficient, impossible to defend with one player, steadily grasping how to pass out of double teams, and providing admirable defensive effort as a big man who has literally never taken a night off.
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On Monday, Morgan posted a series of three images of her late daughter to mark what would have been her second birthday, showing Emeline grasping a cup and hanging out with brother Nash Skan, 3.
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Much like grasping the laws of physics or coming to terms with the intricacies of a foreign language, you can also assimilate to putting a pencil to paper if you have the proper learning material.
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In the center of the meadow, Swoon's "Kamayura" portrait depicts a (presumably) Amazonian woman, grasping an armful of fish, birds, and flora as a host of bulldozers eat away at the base of the portrait.
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We will announce more speakers shortly, but our first is UC Berkeley's Ken Goldberg, a pioneer in robot grasping and robot-assisted surgery who leads the UC "People and Robots" Initiative with over 70 faculty.
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A human being would remain in overall control of the process via a motorised joystick that exerts forces on the operator's hand similar to those he or she would feel by actually grasping the object.
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Even with fleeting flashbacks of Henrietta (played by "Hamilton's" Renée Elise Goldsberry), the story never brings the audience much closer to knowing her, or fully grasping the other threads running through the 90-minute film.
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