"It's pretty extraordinary, it's nature in the raw," Hammerschlag says.
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"We have seen children playing in the raw sewage," he said.
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The scientists' models, meanwhile, began to reveal subtle changes in the raw data.
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Ramses: In the RAW fair, we had this one guy who was just amazing.
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We used a packet of Sugar In the Raw that we found laying around.
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What is clearly fabric in the RAW is just a pixellated mess in the JPEG.
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"I personally do not believe in the raw food trend," says food scientist Allison Brown.
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Although there are several essays, the totality is a kind of biography in the raw.
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Critics say there are risks involved, especially regarding the microbiological load in the raw foods.
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I recommend stevia-based sweeteners, like the kinds by Truvia, SweetLeaf, and Stevia In The Raw.
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Interestingly, tightness in the raw materials market hasn't noticeably impacted China's ability to source zinc concentrate.
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Pet Sematary's filmmaker chose to remain in the raw, grief-stricken present than delve into supernatural mechanics.
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Images were both in the raw app package and in the asset catalog (hidden away inside assets.car).
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And how vulnerable Western world aluminium smelters are to sudden changes in the raw materials supply chain.
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Indeed, with smelter production growth slowing in China, the tightness in the raw materials market looks anomalous.
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So its 42% drop in piracy represents a huge drop in the raw number of illegal downloaders.
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Here's a stunt from the finished film: And here's the actor performing it in the raw footage.
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In the raw, urgent panic of those early days, it was impossible, irresponsible, to think about anything else.
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Whole Foods Market, a swanky grocery store, used to specialise in the raw ingredients needed for healthy eating.
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It made its return Wednesday afternoon in the raw concrete innards behind the stage of the Opéra Bastille.
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Two seasons in, the raw talent Bortles gives the Jags is obvious: big player, big arm, really good runner.
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Whisk vigorously without stopping agitation, otherwise the sugar and alcohols cook the the proteins in the raw egg. 7.
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"I'm interested in the raw human experience relating to spiritual growth on a pragmatic, earth-bound level," she says.
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In the aluminium sector, the most significant change in trade trends also took place in the raw materials arena.
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In the aluminum sector, the most significant change in trade trends also took place in the raw materials arena.
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I crave the thrill of admiring nature in the raw; it reminds us that we live on a planet.
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He is one of its owners, and it also sells another brand of cold-pressed juice, In the Raw.
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He fronted and played woodwinds in the Raw Soul Express, a group that mixed funk with elegant musical compositions.
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In the Raw: The Female Gaze on the Nude is on view at Untitled Space from May 3-21.
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In those early days, he worked close to the machine, writing "in the raw," tinkering with the zeros and ones.
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In the Raw: The Female Gaze on the Nude was co-curated by feminist artists Coco Dolle and Indira Cesarine.
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The upshot: A narrow victory in the raw vote count may lead to the top candidates winning similar numbers of delegates.
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The thrill in the raw power and technical perfection of rockets, jet engines, and atomic energy could be experienced at leisure.
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But these little drawings, carefully mounted on stiffer paper, indicate her innate genius and awareness, in the raw and in transition.
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ALUMINIUM - THE STING IN THE RAW MATERIALS TAIL Aluminium smelters and alumina refineries are required to cut output by 22017 percent.
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Last week, the event planner Space in the Raw hosted a charity fashion show on the seventh floor, with views of Manhattan.
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The trajectories that he discovered might be regarded as thoughts in the raw, but he is reluctant to describe them that way.
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In an essay in "The Raw and the Cooked," Mr. Harrison neatly summed up the modus vivendi that had long sustained him.
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When errors occur, they usually derive from mistakes in the raw DNA data, said Mike Cariaso, also a co-founder of Promethease.
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Because there are more American workers employed in the manufacturing part than in the raw production part of the aluminum supply chain.
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Eager to capture the variations of color in the raw flesh, he began painting, focused on his obsessive and direct observation of nature.
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But it's clear to see in the raw materials segment of the market in the form of tumbling treatment and refining charges (TCRCs).
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Kudos to G-Star, which is integrating the recycled polyester it pioneered in the Raw for the Oceans collection into its entire line.
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It might be telling that the term remains rarely useful in the lexicon of games, but the phrase renders something in the raw.
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They are interested in the raw exercise of power, no matter what norms or unspoken rules of democratic society stand in the way.
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Mr. Kimmig, a prolific German director, resists the urge to use video, concentrating the entire drama in the raw performances of the actors.
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Congress has put forward worthy proposals to responsibly research new medicines derived from the hundreds of compounds found in the raw marijuana plant.
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Instead of ramming into one another, these Saudi women seemed to be coasting aimlessly—indulging solely in the raw and simple pleasure of driving.
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The bucolic, coastal inlet of Batemans Bay is a terminus for tourists seeking to immerse themselves in the raw beauty of the great outdoors.
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Marx was wrong about capitalism in the raw: great entrepreneurs do amass fortunes by dreaming up new products or new ways of organising production.
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This was apparent both in the raw data, and once the characteristics of the suspect and the context of the encounter were accounted for.
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A key aspect, though, is the number of artists exhibited; In the Raw shows that "the female nude" means different things to different artists.
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I get out and mix up the cookies with M. I realize we're out of white sugar, so I use turbinado sugar in the raw.
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The Vermont senator said the state party "screwed up," but highlighted his margin in the raw popular vote count and tried to turn the page.
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Both he and Buttigieg have declared victory in the Hawkeye State, with Sanders pointing to a lead of 22020,500 votes in the raw vote there.
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The DJI action cam also lacks the option to shoot video in the RAW file format, which you also can't do with GoPro's newest camera.
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In other words: Hidden in the raw statistics is an important distinction between the rarest shot in bowling and the most difficult shot in bowling.
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Obviously, I did plenty of tweaking in Lightroom, but I use this to show you just how much dynamic range is captured in the RAW photos.
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Heme is a great catalyst, and it catalyzes a chemical reaction in your mouth that generates the flavor and smell of blood in the raw form.
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Trump stood exposed and in the raw, the deepest, truest thoughts of his soul erupting from his face, and what came out were bitterness and bile.
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In the case of a cat photo, a trained CNN may use filters that detect low-level features in the raw input pixels, such as edges.
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Veja is among a small number of companies that are investing directly in the raw materials of the forest and building a new model for conservation.
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Sciulli's latest work is ROIL, a solo show featuring a large immersive piece in the raw industrial main gallery at Brooklyn non-profit art institution, Smack Mellon.
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For those interested in the raw numbers, 28K resolution is 28,2.13 x 22.1,22 or 22017 million pixels, while 8K is 7680 x 4320 or 33 million pixels.
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Because at the end of the day, we're always willing to put in the raw hard work for the one thing we relentlessly chase daily - the results.
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But you have to cover them in a way where the context is clear and that material can't be appropriated and repurposed in the raw and misused.
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The shoreline, which in many other places in the Mediterranean would be filled with beach resorts, is covered in the raw sewage and debris from successive wars.
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All are waiting to see tangible evidence that tightness in the raw materials segment of the supply chain is translating into a tighter market for refined metal.
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Ambry Genetics sequenced data from 49 patients who had visited their doctor with concerns about troubling variants that showed up in the raw data from different consumer reports.
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Speaking at a press conference in New Hampshire, Sanders pointed to the initial "alignment" of caucusgoers that showed him leading in the raw count by about 28500,6900 votes.
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But I felt that in the raw maw of this bleak winter, I was definitely in the mood for whatever gently macabre release a cozy thriller might provide.
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With In the Raw, she wanted to bring together multi-generational and international female artists of varying sexual orientations, working around the central theme of the female nude.
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As New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman pointed out on social media, in the raw footage, Acosta can also be heard saying, "Pardon me, ma'am," after the contact occurred.
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In the RAW Power class, the men assist in teaching physical moves alongside Gold, then when it's time for practice scenarios, they put on helmets, indicating they're in character.
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A quite different aspect is the realness evident in the raw do-it-yourself elements that so often, thanks largely to economic conditions, characterize dance work made in America.
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In 271, Nestlé had to recall 212 million packages of its refrigerated cookie dough after nearly 22019 people got food poisoning from E. coli lurking in the raw flour.
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That of course is a reflection of the oversupply in the raw materials market and the subsequent flow of concentrates into what is the world's largest smelting and refining base.
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Turn off imagesScreenshot: GizmodoJust the text, please, ma'am—if you're only interested in the raw text content of a page then disabling image loading can really speed up your browsing.
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Lamb had gambled that ultra-rich collectors, who buy and sell precious art works for record-breaking sums at auction, would do the same with a diamond in the raw.
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As the world's largest processor of mined concentrates into refined zinc, the country is on the front-line of the tightening in the raw materials segment of the supply chain.
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This year's benchmark treatment charges for the processing of concentrates into metal should provide some insight into the state of play in the raw materials segment of the supply chain.
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His suffered from gout, and his essay about it, "One Foot in the Grave," collected in "The Raw and the Cooked," is probably the finest we have about this malady.
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He said that players were now, for instance, being asked to turn in the raw scores from their neurocognitive exams even though that was not explicit in the original agreement.
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The crowded installations in the raw, stained, and smelly spaces where much of this art had its debut did not consist of the cream of the crop; the Whitney show does.
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SHANGHAI, Sept 5 (Reuters) - China stocks edged up marginally on Monday, underpinned by a jump in the raw materials sector, but shares remained largely in their recent range-bound trading pattern.
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The video was blurred by police -- but cops say in the raw version it's clear Landry did NOT slap the woman and was only trying to snatch a cell phone from her.
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One factor is certainly the size of the gap between the two men — which may be why Trump is now campaigning on an exaggerated estimate of his lead in the raw vote.
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Steel and aluminum users, meanwhile, have urged caution in any restrictions to avoid disruptions or price spikes in the raw materials used in everything from autos to appliances and aircraft and construction.
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I ate the steamed pea crabs and they were pretty good, didn't have the courage to eat the still living, writhing ones in the raw oysters … Back to my original question, though.
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So in the raw figures, white deaths vastly surpass black deaths: In 2016, nearly 55,000 white people in the US died of all drug overdoses, while more than 7,000 black people did.
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Ms. Dunmore's first collection of poetry, "The Apple Fall" (1983), was published when she was 30, but it was her celebration of nature in "The Raw Garden" (1988) that established her reputation.
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In Russia the fire sale of state assets after the collapse of the Soviet Union led to a massive transfer of official wealth to well-connected oligarchs, particularly in the raw-materials industries.
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What I saw in the raw, unfiltered documents confirmed and added depth to my earlier reporting, revealing Iran's use of agents, spies and bribery to infiltrate the highest echelons of the Iraqi government.
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The app includes tools that allow photographers to capture and edit files in the RAW format and arrives only days after Adobe announced a similar enhancement in its own Lightroom Mobile for iOS application.
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Given such startling shifts and turns in the raw materials story, pity the statisticians at the INSG who have to try and weave a coherent overview of what is happening in the nickel market.
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Tightness in the raw materials section of the supply chain has traveled to the refined metal sector in China, with production, primary and secondary combined, falling by 2800 percent last year, according to ILZSG.
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Tightness in the raw materials section of the supply chain has travelled to the refined metal sector in China, with production, primary and secondary combined, falling by 2800 percent last year, according to ILZSG.
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The "raw water" movement has been around for several years — it had its roots in the raw food movement — but it's been getting attention lately after companies started bottling and selling untreated spring water.
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Technologically sophisticated, these factories could produce sugar that, while raw by the government's standard, was consistently much closer to refined sugar than ever before (akin to sweeteners such as Sugar in the Raw today).
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The result was, in fact, a three-way delegate tie between Sanders, Warren and Biden, and the trio placed in that order in the raw totals with only a few votes separating each candidate.
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You could make the argument that AI is going to extend that cycle even further, so I don't think there is going to be a lot of M&A in the raw internet site.
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Some U.S. lawmakers and steel and aluminum users have urged caution in any restrictions to avoid disruptions or price spikes in the raw materials, used in everything from autos to appliances and aircraft and construction.
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Now, however, the Cyclops can render the desired car in real time, so it not only shows up in the raw clips, but also through the viewfinder of the camera while its filming the footage.
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And beyond just that, if he really wants to help other players, there's a good way—chase a contract with a high percentage full guarantee, rather than getting caught up in the raw dollar figure.
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B. It was as though Cuomo was scared of putting himself on the line, writing paint-by-the-numbers pop songs that were lacking in the raw, cathartic honesty that made Weezer's early singles so anthemic.
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One is processing, in the raw, sensory-overload manner of a human child; the other is performing a series of simple movements made possible by the servomotors installed inside the silicone casing that is its skin.
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Wall Street firms have already been scaling back their ownership of refinery, shipping and storage facilities in the face of scrutiny from regulators who have asked what benefit comes from banks in the raw material market.
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And as with zinc, changes in the raw materials dynamic are starting to run down the supply chain: witness the plan by Chinese smelters to cut refined metal output by at least 350,000 tonnes this year.
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It's switching gears this season and showing in the raw bones of its new store-to-be on the Place Vendôme (opening date T.B.D.), where the Paris couture jewelers and couturiers have historically had their shops.
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Your entry to the recycling program is a kludgy form where you type in the raw number of Amazon devices you have in each category—e-readers, tablets, TV sticks, Dash buttons—and get a shipping label.
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He was reunited with fellow Canadian and close friend Cory Joseph, and more importantly, found a mentor in veteran Luis Scola, who had played against Bennett in international competition, and saw the potential in the raw forward.
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Over in the West End of London, nine dealers were showing works in the raw, unfinished spaces of 22-24 Cork Street, a newly redeveloped office and gallery block in the heart of the city's luxury retail district.
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An exhibition in Paris in 1958—pithily titled "The Specialisation of Sensibility in the Raw Material State into Stabilised Pictorial Sensibility"—left the gallery bare except for some fancy drapes, which created a dramatic entrance, and a single cabinet.
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What makes this exhibition a success is its condensed expressiveness, evident in the raw materials, the act of drawing, and the positioning of the pieces: the sheets of papers hang exposed, their bottoms rolling on the floor at the viewers' feet.
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This year's SummerSlam was defined by that sheer interminability, not just in the raw terms of number of minutes but in the way a show that long demands a certain format to maintain audience enthusiasm—something that WWE irretrievably screwed up.
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SIGAR has published seven Lessons Learned reports based on the interviews and other research, but those omitted the most blunt language and grim judgments found in the raw interviews published by the Post, boiling them down into more bureaucratic assessments.
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"We saw Labour in the raw, exposed for what it has sadly become: a party taken hostage by a clique of hard-left extremist infiltrators, people who despise Britain's values and talk down our country," Hammond told Conservative Party activists.
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SIGAR has published seven Lessons Learned reports based on the interviews and other research, but those omitted the most blunt language and grim judgments found in the raw interviews published by the Post, boiling them down into more bureaucratic assessments.
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I'm not an expert, but from what I can tell, there are a lot of people who have "pumpkin" in their handle, but very few of them are actually posting about pumpkins, as in, the raw material for jack-o'-lanterns.
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One by one, the newest, most novel wrestlers were eliminated from the match (except for Braun Strowman, who once again looked like a superstar) and, once again, the unique badness of turgidity and temporariness in the Raw-versus-Smackdown storyline dragged things down.
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Exclusive 18403 Photos View Slide Show ' Susan Davidson, the chief executive of the Zac Posen fashion house, remembers seeing great potential in the raw, cavernous space offered for sale in a co-op conversion at 21840 Greene Street in the late 249s.
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Despite a big advantage in the delegate count, a substantial lead in the raw number of votes cast and the strong probability that she'll be the Democratic nominee, Clinton entered this debate in a paradoxically diminished position, with less velocity than Sanders possessed.
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But in the raw vote totals, they could get credit for the support they had in the first round — and in a state where perceptions of strength and political momentum matter much more than delegates, that sort of credit can be crucial.
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I thought I'd taken all the proper steps to protect myself from any digital surprises: in the raw, immediate aftermath of our split, I'd removed him from my phone's "favorites" list and buried our text thread underneath a bunch of other messages.
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"A Celebration in the Raw: Oysters" (Abbeville Press, $24.95) by Jeremy Sewall and Marion Lear Swaybill reveals everything you wanted to know about the shellfish that made its restaurant debut on Broad Street in 1763 and soon became synonymous with New York City.
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"Charles Gatewood shoots life not only 'in the raw' but also flat on its back, masturbating in front of a mixed audience," the critic Jack Schofield wrote of the book in the reference work Contemporary Photographers, alluding to one of Mr. Gatewood's more arresting images.
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ET on Wednesday, Biden was leading Sanders in the popular vote by 900,000 ballots, depriving the senator of the argument about his people-powered campaign that he had used after losing the delegate count in Iowa to Buttigieg (but leading in the raw vote totals).
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His grandiose collagist recordings would cause a paradigm shift in the way music as a whole was understood, demonstrating that there was compositional merit in the raw sounds of children's toys, kitchen instruments, and other domestic objects—symphonies just under the surface of the everyday.
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With his win here and his lead in the raw votes of the nightmarish Iowa caucus, the 22008-year-old Vermont senator is poised to leave the first two states in the primary calendar as the dominant candidate just months after a heart attack threatened to derail his candidacy.
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Built in the raw timber of local spruce trees, the double-gabled main hotel and a dozen surrounding chalets for rent are fronted by full glass walls, offering an awe-inspiring gaze at the serrated monoliths of the Sassopiatto and Sassolungo mountains, which rise like spiky arrowheads to lance the sky.
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Mr. Audi's "Aus Licht" staging uses light, smoke and video to approximate some of these more spectacular effects, but still required extensive building in the raw warehouse space where it will be presented; the audience will move to face performers moving among multiple stages, sometimes gathering in the center and in the aisles.
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Three years ago, during the sensational trial of Gilberto Valle, the former New York City police officer who was called the "cannibal cop" by tabloids and charged with conspiracy to kidnap women and illegally retrieve government data, it seemed as if the terrifying online world he inhabited would awaken mainstream interest in the raw virulence directed at women.
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Second, Trump's America is unafraid to engage in the raw exercise of power against any foe or friend to gain economic or geopolitical advantage — no matter how big or small — and, at the same time, is ready to overlook any human rights abuse or killing by any country deemed friendly to Trump personally or not interesting to him geopolitically.
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It is worth noting, though, that year-on-year spending last summer was down, too: barely noticeable in the raw figures — £1.2 billion ($1.57 billion), as opposed to £1.4 billion in 2017 — but in the context of a global market that had been distorted beyond recognition by the fee Paris St.-Germain paid for Neymar, an eye-catching drop.
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README:The front-facing screen is the Osmo Action's winning featureDJI's image stabilization is good but not necessarily better than GoPro'sA lack of HDMI out may be a deal-breaker for some buyersYou can't go wrong with either the Osmo Action or the Hero7 BlackCorrection: A previous version of this article stated that the Hero7 Black can record video in the RAW file format.
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The digitization of that data takes two days, after which users log in to Sophia Genetics' platform and load in the raw data, which is transferred to the company's datacenters ("in an anonymized way", according to Camblong; he also confirms that the platform prompts hospitals to confirm it has patients' consent for transferring their data to be processed by a third party) — and then the startup's AI algorithms get to work to pull out unique genetic variants.
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Artist Jenny Polak started her ICE Escape Signs series soon after she started to read and hear that certain populations, particularly Arab and Muslim communities, were facing increased policing and surveillance in the US. "In 2006, I was tracking the increasing workplace raids across the country, and I was in a Lower Manhattan Cultural Council residency studio in 120 Broadway, building a prototype hiding place for vulnerable immigrants disguised as part of the HVAC ducting in the raw space," she told Hyperallergic.
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FROM PEN: Confetti, Sweets and Dogs: How Julianne Hough Had a Picture Perfect Wedding to Brooks Laich Hydration 4-6 glasses of water a day Pre-workout (before breakfast) Green juice with 1 cucumber, spinach, kale, pear, celery, carrot, green apple, ginger, lemon, and beets Breakfast Two steamed eggs over easy, with sliced avocado and sliced tomato 1 cup of English Breakfast Tea with skim milk and Stevia in the Raw Snack Apple Pie smoothie from trainer Harley Pasternak: 5 raw almonds, 13 red apple, 1 small frozen banana, 6 oz.
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Makes 2 tartsPrep: 20 minutesTotal: 4 hours For the dough:3 1/2 cups|500 grams all-purpose flour, plus more for dusting303 tablespoons|410 grams euro style butter2 1/22 teaspoons|23 grams kosher salt210 tablespoons|21 grams sugar21/22 cup cold water For the filling:53 pounds|25 grams figs, quartered¾ cup|2375 grams granulated sugar230 teaspoons|8 grams kosher salt3 tablespoons|40 grams lime juice5 tablespoons|48 grams cornstarch4 tablespoons|3753 grams butter2 large eggs, lightly beatenSugar in the raw, to garnishWhipped cream, for serving 1.
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Servings: 16Prep: 453 minutesTotal: 1 1/2 hours 1 1/2 cups|335 grams (3 sticks) unsalted butter, at room temperature, plus more for pan3 cups|503 grams cake flour, sifted, plus more for pan1 pound|450 grams fresh or frozen cherries3 cups|23 grams granulated sugar25 tablespoon vanilla extract24 teaspoons almond extract23 25/245 teaspoons kosher saltfinely grated zest of 63 lemons26 (216-ounce|220 grams) package cream cheese, at room temperature6 large eggs, at room temperature3 tablespoons turbinado sugar, such as Sugar in the Raw 1.
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