Her "inklings" about Savannah's sexuality kept running through her mind.
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There are the first inklings of the revolution reaching U.S. shores.
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But amid the hoary conventions are agreeable inklings of an alternate sensibility.
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There are even inklings of Woody Allen in Mr. Mantello's line readings.
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He speaks freely with the media, unfazed by their speculation and inklings.
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Where the dancers resembled automatons before, now they admit inklings of human individuality.
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Were there inklings or origins you point to earlier that fit that description?
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Inklings of it persist on YouTube, but the platform doesn't have the history.
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We'd heard inklings of this, and here they are buried in the government's backgrounder.
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And she harbors the first inklings of self-doubt after being mocked at school.
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Inklings are appealing in that we are able to project a personality onto [them].
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In the case of Splatoon, it's a cute race of squid / teen hybrids called inklings.
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Players control inklings, upsettingly cute human/squid hybrids capable of fully transforming into a squid.
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By far the best addition, though, is the inklings from Wii U paint shooter Splatoon.
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Before this, there have only been a few inklings of possible exomoons in the past.
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The first inklings of the idea behind Bridge came to May and Kimmelman in 2005.
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The hunt turned up not just malware but also the first inklings of the breach's severity.
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In the years to come, the inklings could very well become mainstays alongside Kirby and Yoshi.
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Late in the hearing, inklings of possible compromise came from Justices Elena Kagan and Stephen Breyer.
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The inklings — half human, half squid hybrids that can change form — dress like teenage skate punks.
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However, we do see inklings of problems with our electric grid, especially during the winter months.
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Interestingly, Splatoon's designers made a point to establish this as the exact age of the Inklings.
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Inklings from Splatoon will be playable fighters with a whole bunch of different looks and outfits.
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From the outset, Monique had inklings of doubt about Dr. Ablow, but she easily suppressed them.
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MACCALLUM: So what do you make of these inklings and tidbits that we are picking up here?
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There isn't really any chemistry at this point, just inklings of trust, which is even more powerful.
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There were inklings, early on, that Google was an A.I. company pretending to be a search company.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, we see David Schwimmer as Kardashian show the same inklings of doubt.
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Nowadays, we clamor for inklings of personal information about artists and entertainers, and they respond in kind.
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There are inklings of certain things that are out there — but nothing that would be, I guess, quotable.
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This led them to create squids and then to the transforming inklings that became the series's defining trait.
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In addition to classic characters, there are also new additions like Metroid villain Ridley and the Splatoon inklings.
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However, if you had any inklings of leaving Netflix behind, this lineup is going to change your mind.
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This optimism is the crux of Pisces, who can always sense the first inklings of an oncoming shift.
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What else can you tell me about inklings of his style later that would appear in his films?
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I first received inklings of an alternate potpie universe at the sleek and modern NoMad Bar in New York.
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One crew member was captured and revealed the first inklings of what turned out to be an extraordinary plot.
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" Here's how the company describes it: In "clam blitz,' competing inklings are tasked with collecting clams scattered around the stage.
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THE LITERARY LIVES OF THE INKLINGS: J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Owen Barfield, Charles Williams, by Philip Zaleski and Carol Zaleski.
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But we now have the first inklings of confirmation, thanks in part to a former Google engineer named Guillaume Chaslot.
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While inklings of an impending backlash started surfacing, the message of believing women, and of consequences for the accused, remained steady.
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Today, that dream comes true: Ridley (along with the already teased Inklings) is joining the roster in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
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Episode 3: "El Padrino" Somewhere, scrawled on the margins of a Narcos' writer's notebook, there are the inklings of another show.
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The inklings don't just look cool; their design is meant to enhance the game, whether it's the action or the storytelling.
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The 1890s also saw the first inklings that atoms themselves might not, despite the meaning of their name, be truly indivisible.
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Wintour was a vocal Hillary Clinton supporter during the election, but recently changed lanes and now shows inklings of support for Trump.
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Often, there's a long road between the first inklings of a vision and the reality of bringing a lofty goal to life.
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The first inklings of the story came to me shortly after the incident occurred from friends of mine in the aviation world.
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Inklings come from the family friendly world of Splatoon where the name of the game is to cover up stuff in paint.
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"Now that I have food in my belly, I can feel the inklings of a food coma coming on," Ms. Messing said.
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Set around a Greek seaside resort, the now-acclaimed director's 2005 movie bears inklings of ideas he would explore more fully later.
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You can see the inklings of the burgeoning phenomenon in an iconic black-and-white photo of a 26-year-old Hillary Clinton.
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New additions include the colorful inklings from Splatoon, Simon Belmont from Castlevania, and villains like Donkey Kong's King K. Rool and Metroid's Ridley.
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Nintendo didn't include any details about the game other than it will include Inklings from Splatoon and two classic characters Mario and Link.
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When I realized I was gay—it's not that I hadn't had inklings—when it finally clicked into place, I was, like, 'Oh!
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The "soloists" played quietly, matching the darkness around them, and they could only catch snatches and inklings of what the others were playing.
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Viewing "Kinetta" with the benefit of hindsight, you can see inklings of visual and staging ideas that Lanthimos would explore more fully later on.
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But if both Iran and Trump continue stepping back from the brink of all-out war, then diplomacy has the inklings of a path.
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Now there is another entrenched interest group that is showing the first inklings of potential to become another "unfriendly" force in the world: Cabdrivers.
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Well, a good amount of people on the internet do, particularly the 7,000 Inklings who currently make up the charming subreddit community, r/Slutoon.
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That motion passed on January 12, but we didn't get the first inklings of an official bill from House Republican leadership until mid-February.
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But it also brings in inklings of wonder and hope, taking a positive view about what humanity is capable of even in the darkest times.
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There were inklings of this in his college tape, but college defenses didn't put the same kind of pressure on Winston that NFL teams have.
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No doubt, we're starting to feel the first inklings of an automation revolution, where steady advances in AI and robotics threaten virtually every human vocation.
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Most importantly, the support posts lets inklings who are potentially struggling with LGBT stigma know that they're loved and welcome to be themselves in Inkopolis.
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Louis maintains that every word is true, and today there are few inklings of his working class upbringing—that Édouard Louis was once Eddy Bellegueule.
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As if that wasn't enough, these Inklings can also turn into sperm-like sea creatures who swim and luxuriate in their own mess of goo.
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Before playing former Texas governor and state legend Sam Houston in the History Channel's Texas Rising, Paxton had heard inklings he was related to the man.
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Splatoon 2 expands on the original with new weapons, multiple control options, both local and online multiplayer, and — most importantly — new fashions to deck out your inklings.
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The DNC email leak over the weekend apparently confirmed Bernie supporters' inklings that the supposedly impartial organization conspired to derail a perfect angel's bid for the presidency.
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And if my timeline estimate is correct, we'll start seeing inklings of the Big News of the Season soon to get us ready for the show's return.
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The Switch, which is on a solid trajectory to surpass its underperforming predecessor, might just be the place for the inklings to reach the audience they deserve.
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Inklings of what prosecutors learned from Flynn and who else on the campaign and transition may still have legal risks could come out in the filing Tuesday.
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Around the same time that Huffman, on Reddit, was watching the advance of the financial crisis, Justin Kan heard the first inklings of survivalism among his peers.
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When inklings of a multi-city deal were first floated earlier this week, Dallas was reported to have been one of the three cities potentially receiving Bezos's favor.
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As he was creating Middle-earth, J.R.R. Tolkien often read passages of his work-in-progress to the Inklings, the amiable Oxford literary group that included C.S. Lewis.
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Keep biases away after the candidate leaves the officeWhen the interview is over and the candidate has left, inklings of unconscious bias can emerge during debrief sessions among interviewers.
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There are the new characters, of course, with fighters like King K. Rool from Donkey Kong, Ridley from Metroid, Inklings from Splatoon, and Simon from Castlevania making their first appearances.
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Whereas Andromedon née Ronand Wilkerson didn't realize he was gay until he married a woman, Burgess told me he first had inklings of his sexuality when he was in kindergarten.
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In the past decade, Los Angeles has shown inklings of becoming an exciting contemporary dance city, and Bodytraffic is often credited with being one of several catalysts for that change.
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Just this time last year, we had inklings that puffer coats would blow up (they did!), and knew that every street style star would be sporting this blazer silhouette (it's happening).
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KAI MILLER: Her initial rollout of releases, "Chun Li" and "Barbie Tingz," were what I believed to be inklings of her tapping back into her former days as a mixtape wunderkind.
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Inklings of this ancient collision first emerged in 2008 when Amor, along with researchers from Aberdeen University, found evidence of what appeared to be the debris field of an ancient asteroid impact.
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Blue Carbon Steel Wok, $99The first piece I tried from Made In was the Blue Carbon Steel Wok, which is more of a stir-fry pan with the inklings of a wok.
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But he had inklings of déjà vu in 2006, when Barbara Corcoran, the real estate guru, decreed that the South Bronx was among the five hottest real estate markets in the nation.
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The game pitted teams of four inklings — creatures who can swap between humanoid and squid forms — against each other, and differentiated itself from other shooters with a focus on color and non-violence.
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And not just any magnetic fields, either— van Herpen's first inklings of the idea came from a visit to CERN's Large Hadron Collider made up of a 27-kilometre ring of superconducting magnets.
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As classroom Valentine's Day card exchanges give parents an opening to talk to kids about crushes, here is some expert insight into children's early inklings of romance, and tips on how to respond.
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He is resistant to her inklings that something is wrong with this place he's been confined to, but she temporarily convinces him to leave with her until Heidi interjects and manipulates him into staying.
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When Hogan and Eric Bischoff were more or less given license to run the company, in 2010, they proceeded to take any of those inklings of promise and purge them as quickly as possible.
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So paying attention to the festival is a good way to catch the first inklings of Oscar buzz and to get a sense of the issues and topics that are motivating filmmakers and audiences.
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Supplemental nutrients like calcium are supplied to aid their growth, and their progress is monitored over the course of about three weeks, from the first inklings of a heartbeat to the fully developed baby bird.
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Its cast of characters totals more than 60 fighters — including new additions like Ridley from Metroid and the Splatoon inklings — each of which has been meticulously tweaked and updated to fit in the new game.
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Aëgerter's first inklings of "Photographic Treatment" came on the heels of another project, "Cathédrales," which she published as an artist's book in 2014 and from which she spun off a sequel and multiple gallery exhibitions.
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That means if you have thoughts (or even inklings or even notions) about global warming, gun control, abortion laws, fracking, immigration, taxation, civil rights, cyber laws, infrastructure, privacy, education, or legislation, voting is also for you!
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The Inklings moves were hard to for me to pin down, and to be honest it was a much closer fight than I would've liked, considering I was playing as one of my favorite fighters, Samus.
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Since then, the technology has improved, but you'd be surprised to know that inklings of MP3 players started in 1981 when a British inventor and businessman named Kane Kramer filed a patent for a digital audio player.
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The game comes loaded with all three DLC packs from the Wii U as well as exclusive content of its own, including some new cars and playable characters like the Inklings from "Splatoon" and King Boo, among others.
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The 28-year-old Bachelor contestant spoke to Vulture about life after Colton Underwood, and gave her take on the first inklings of Hannah Brown's season as The Bachelorette if she were the one giving out the roses.
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The new game features more than 23 characters, with the return of much-loved characters like Mario and er, the Wii Fit Trainer, as well as the inclusion of new fighters like Ridley from Metroid and Inklings from Splatoon.
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What, then, does this mean for the broad stock market, which is trudging along thanks to a plausible trough in earnings last quarter, a dose of Federal Reserve easing, low bond yields and inklings of a global-growth upturn?
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There was Paula & Waffle, whose whimsical greeting cards and wrapping paper are designed by Paula Cheng-Mehta of New York, and the Good Twin designed by Katie Wilson, as well as Inklings Paperie, a newcomer touting scratch-off cards.
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But Obama's diplomatic engagement with Iran profoundly worried these allies, who saw in his nuclear diplomacy inklings of a broader strategic goal of shifting the United States away from its traditional alliances with Gulf powers and closer to Tehran.
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The show, aptly titled The 19703s: The Blossoming of a Queer Enlightenment, narrates the turbulent years between the Stonewall Riots in New York in June of 1969 and the first ominous inklings of the AIDS epidemic in the early 1980s.
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Buzz and Woody and their friends accept their place in the cosmos, and though there are shadows of doubt and inklings of tragedy in all of the movies, everything unfolds within the parameters of a fundamentally rational and benevolent order.
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Nora sneaks $20,000 into the country by taping it to her stomach and going through the global checkout lane to avoid airport security scanners, a fact she keeps from Kevin until they're safe on the other side – the first inklings of their fracturing.
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A decade ago, the first inklings of the coming recession emerged as a housing bubble fueled by scant regulation, low-interest rates and easy credit gradually began to crater and soon would take the rest of the economy along for the painful ride.
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And yet, as the last of the season's fruit hangs heavy on the bushes and the first inklings of onion juice simmer gently on the stew, I suppose it's about time we admit that September can be a fine month for eating.
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There are inklings of what would become his signature, like the image of Miss Prestwich 1971 and 1972, both wearing a garland necklace and Christmas ornaments for earrings, and compositions that are as much about the people as they are about the décor.
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Around 10 years ago, the first inklings of what might be called "post-internet performance" — works of dance, theater, and performance art that sought to address and perhaps mend the growing distraction and divide that digital technologies and handheld devices were introducing — began to appear.
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The stars — who first started dating in November 2015 — stirred up the first inklings of their split when Malik didn't sit in the audience of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in November 2018 to cheer on Hadid, as he has done in previous years.
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Although there have been inklings of abuses against men — incidents implicating Kevin Spacey, the Catholic clergy, and Ohio State University team doctor Dr. Richard Strauss are just a few — most supporters of #MeToo have been less than inclined to welcome them into the movement.
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He drew up the maps that accompanied the published text of The Lord of the Rings, and was a member of the famous Inklings group along with his father (the group included C. S. Lewis, Owen Barfield, and many other prominent men of letters).
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The high-profile couple first started dating in November 2015, but stirred up the first inklings of their split when Malik, 25, didn't sit in the audience of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in November to cheer on Hadid, 23, as he has done in previous years.
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Tye also recalled a woman who reached out to Glow to let them know that after using the app for three months she was alerted that she had signs of PCOS, something she suspected she had for years but her inklings had been dismissed by healthcare providers.
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When Henry's not working for the British government flushing out Russian spies, he meets with an Inklings-like group of popular-fiction fans at a local pub and reads aloud from his rapidly accumulating notes for the tale of a sociologically believable fantasy realm called Anterwold.
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"Part of what we're seeing today … might be inklings of a rotation out of secular growth stocks into cyclical growth stocks," Savita Subramanian, head of U.S. Equity and Quantitative Strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, said in response to a CNBC question on a media call Wednesday afternoon.
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"Part of what we'ere seeing today … might be inklings of a rotation out of secular growth stocks into cyclical growth stocks," Savita Subramanian, head of U.S. Equity and Quantitative Strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in response to a CNBC question on a media call Wednesday afternoon.
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"Inklings of concern about China's support for its industrial sector are starting to hit metals prices, and commodity-linked sectors are exerting the biggest drag on equity indices globally," said Angus Nicholson, a market analyst at brokerage firm IG. Shanghai steel rebar futures were mostly lower, but the August contract traded up 2500 percent.
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To test if his book inklings were biased toward his own dog or an idea others would love, Grossi set out on an eight-week road trip around the United States with a fellow veteran, taking every opportunity to tell Fred's story to strangers, "whether they wanted to hear it or not," he jokes.
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With its added (or, I suppose, reinstated) battle courses, an expanded driver roster incorporating a couple of Splatoon inklings (who I've immediately adopted as this game's "me") beside some older Mario favorites, and beginner-level steering assistance giving my kids the chance to race beside me, it's the definitive Mario Kart in my house, at the very least.
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In addition to the home-buying measures, it offers cash to cities; help for newspapers to hire journalists; the first inklings of a publicly funded drug plan; expands high-speed internet in rural areas as well as billions of dollars for Indigenous communities; and makes it easier for older people to keep working without losing old age benefits.
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A bual matched the intensity and richness of a chicken liver mousse, while with the côte de boeuf I was served a glass of a rare vintage Madeira, a 1998 made of the terrantez grape, which was once prolific on the island but, because of its fragility, had largely been forgotten until recent inklings of a comeback.
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If I listen, if I let it be, let it alone, just listen to the music while it delivers inklings and intimations of things very different than I thought they were, are, and sometimes I do go there, into a different space, thank you, thank you, the music reveals, that other, more than possible place, and I go there, can't help myself, because I need it, need help so much, I do, I do, I yearn, I hear the music and nothing is what it was an instant before or ever after, maybe, if I listen, keep believing, learning my life is less than nothing and also perhaps a tiny, tiny bit more than everything I believed I already knew, every damned body already knows, if I really listen, let myself hear when a song speaks.
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