Layman allegedly threw red wine on some of the paintings, authorities said, according to the AP. Layman posted bail after her arrest and was released from custody, court records show.
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The senior Jake Layman had 8 points and 4 blocks.
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To a layman, this may sound neither controversial nor ground-breaking.
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"In layman terms, it really fucked my mom up," Pitbull says.
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Layman introduced the game to his friends Ferdinand and Louis Thun.
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" Layman adds that "the thing about Poyo is it's not terribly sophisticated.
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" He tells Du Bois, "I am a layman and an ordinary workman . . .
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Layman has since posted bail and been released from custody, records show.
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" Said Layman: "I don't know about the best game I've ever played.
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Layman had not earned his trust yet; Stotts' price is very high.
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For the layman, this is the one with a screen on it.
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To the layman, the timelines were filled with jargon and acronyms, almost incomprehensible.
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Though a layman may not realise it, glasses are technically liquids, not solids.
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Layman made it a 19-point spread, 84-109, with another 3-pointer.
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Chintawongvanich had made volatility accessible and understandable for they layman — no easy feat.
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Freshman forward Will Layman had a game-best 217 points for Colgate (243-163).
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A layman might assume that both fall by 10%, returning the watchmakers to profit.
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Such was the case when Maryland's Layman got T'd up for dunking too well.
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Yenbamroong intended it to be a cooking manual, one that the layman can tackle.
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Using the home kit is simple enough a layman could do it, Evans said.
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"The president is a layman when it comes to the law," Mr. King said.
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"I think understanding your role is big in this league," Layman tells VICE Sports.
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Yet for the layman unconcerned with technicalities, this is basically a really, really nice hoverboard.
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The distance between viewer and star, layman and professional, celebrity and president, has been eliminated.
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Layman steered him instead to Ed Royce's district, according to people familiar with their conversations.
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It's not clear if he and Layman will be going out on a second date.
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In brief and for the layman, how did you get to where you got to?
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The equipment and terminology of conventional climbing are often difficult to convey to the layman.
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The technology can help layman and service men and women by replacing heavy batteries they carry.
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Layman took the image with a remote controlled GoPro, which took three days to set up.
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A priest withheld from a layman the most tangible sign of one's communion with the church.
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Seth Curry scored 13 points, and Jake Layman and Evan Turner had 10 apiece for Portland.
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Even his name adds to the myth: a layman is, of course, an amateur, a hobbyist.
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His teacher, U Ba Khin, was also a layman, who worked as a Burmese government official.
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Minnesota forward Matt Layman (toe) was out, and Robert Carrington missed the game for personal reasons.
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They may be able to take out the layman, you know, do something sexy to you.
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But the layman doesn't eat at Galatoire's, a restaurant that requires suit jackets and a fat wallet.
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I think it&aposs very unclear, at least to my layman&aposs eye, that this does that.
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Terrapins F Jake Layman is 12-of-14 from the field in the last two games. 3.
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It's an easy-on-the-eyes read for the layman, neither technical nor muddled with scientific jargon.
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"We just have so many weapons," said Layman, who was six of nine from 3-point range.
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Last week a Catholic pastor ruled on a request by a Catholic layman for a Catholic sacrament.
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Layman still hears players and pundits describe him as having "sneaky athleticism" but it doesn't bother him.
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Jake Layman capped a personal 8-0 run by drilling a pair of 3-pointers in that stretch.
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So, to the layman, two megawatts roughly translates to around two football fields or two hectares of area.
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Point guard Melo Trimble led the Terrapins with 133, center Diamond Stone scored 18 and Layman had 15.
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Jake Layman scored eight points in the first four minutes as Portland jumped to a 16-8 lead.
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The most intimidating thing about portable charger shopping for the layman might be measuring mAh, or milliampere-hour.
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The Terrapins have four players with at least 44 made 3-pointers - Trimble, Sulaimon, Layman and Jared Nickens.
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Stone (13.3), Robert Carter (12.8), Jake Layman (10.8) and Rasheed Sulaimon (10.1) also average in double figure scoring.
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It is hard for a layman, let alone a lawyer, to understand and wrap the mind around it.
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To a layman, a ballot may be "like a Rorschach Test," open to interpretation, Ms. Simonds's team argued.
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Layman came off the bench for 20 second-quarter points to guide Portland to a 74-58 halftime lead.
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And it will remain that way to a certain extent — this isn't layman territory and things will remain obscure.
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"He is trying to get himself going; he is a smart kid," Maryland coach Mark Turgeon said of Layman.
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Monda, a layman, said he has confirmed the magazine's budget despite cost-cutting elsewhere in the Vatican's media operations.
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Portland answered with a 15-4 run, bookended by baskets from Layman, to go back in front 98-90.
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Layman was similarly a major contributor all afternoon, not only as a scorer but on the boards and defensively.
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Soon, seven more staffers joined Layman in an Irvine co-working space next to the city's main shopping mall.
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Layman scored 11 points off the bench and made all three of his 3-point tries before the break.
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HDR is the kind of thing that is noticeable even to the layman, in a way 4K resolution isn't.
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Jordan McLaughlin contributed 14 points and nine assists, Jake Layman also scored 14 points and Jaylen Nowell added 11.
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But Jake Layman (perfectly labeled "Snake" by his teammates and coaches) is an interesting bellwether who fits right in.
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In our research, we'd come across a map made by Corey Dennis and Preston Jutte, a pair of layman cartographers.
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Most of the materials that a layman would think of on hearing the word "plastic", though, are different from this.
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New York magazine gathered some scientific explanations for nyctophobia, or the irrational fear of night or darkness to the layman.
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Layman went 216 of 26.8 from the field, including a 217-for-8 performance from beyond the 3-point arc.
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"We wanted to have an in for the layman who has no clue what a podcast is," Mr. Braff said.
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But the documents are often laced with military jargon and abbreviations that can be tough for a layman to decipher.
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Ms. Wu saw that the suit, particularly the top, would be more complex to reconstruct than a layman might imagine.
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Actor Mark Wahlberg and a Michigan partner are purchasing Bobby Layman Chevrolet in Columbus, Ohio, on the city's west side.
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Seldom-used reserve Jake Layman made two free throws with 17 seconds left to give Minnesota a 24-238 lead.
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Seldom-used reserve Jake Layman made two free throws with 17 seconds left to give Minnesota a 125-124 lead.
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Bawa invests in real-estate syndicates, which, in layman&aposs terms, equate to crowdfunding for institutional-quality real-estate deals.
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These are just some of the characters populating the Chew comic series, written by John Layman and drawn by Rob Guillory.
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On Tuesday, when Layman appeared in court for a brief appearance, her attorney said his client disputes the accusations against her.
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Donald Layman, professor emeritus of nutrition at the University of Illinois, recommends consuming at least 21 grams of protein for breakfast.
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Donald Layman, professor emeritus of nutrition at the University of Illinois, recommends consuming at least 30 grams of protein for breakfast.
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"Lee is a complete layman," said Lai Shyh-bao, a prominent legislator on the finance committee with the opposition Kuomintang Party.
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Layman, who reportedly caused $300,000 worth of damage, was arrested on felony criminal mischief charges and released on a $30,000 bond.
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One of the toughest things to get over as a layman learning about mixed martial arts is the number of rules.
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Should it now become something more narrow, or should you not try to interfere so much with everyday layman language terms?
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In layman terms that means we usually can't just extract money from them, but we sometimes have to do other things.
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Mr. Figari, a layman, stepped down as the leader of Sodalitium in 22013, but he remains a member of the group.
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Perhaps his most visible work was the development of a theory of "conflict extension" with longtime friend and coauthor, Geoff Layman.
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Perfect. Jake Layman and Robert Carter are less fun, which explains why they're not projected to go as high as their teammates.
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Eventually Layman sold his rights to the game to an Indianapolis company called Knapp Electric who also found it a hard sell.
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Dean Fleischer-Camp was a layman, so when my lady Slate divorced him, it was like she'd rejected her "cool kid" aura.
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"We obviously didn't stop Stone nor Layman, and Maryland was just that good in the first half," Nebraska coach Tim Miles said.
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Bryant freshman F Ryan Layman tops the team in rebounding (5.3) and pulled down 14 in the last two games combined. 3.
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Layman, who Buzbee says was drunk, allegedly refused to leave and started to scream obscenities before going on an art-destroying rampage.
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For a layman, looking at someone who shoots human-like polygon characters with rapidly fast movements on a computer screen is incomprehensible.
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"He expressed a strong desire to improve the health of others," journalist Tonya Layman, who interviewed Cunningham for his Chronicle profile, previously PEOPLE.
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"Why should the layman be other than bored and puzzled by what he is unable to understand, music or anything else?" he wrote.
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"He expressed a strong desire to improve the health of others," journalist Tonya Layman, who interviewed Cunningham for his Chronicle profile, tells PEOPLE.
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No. 10 Maryland has a prototypical stretch four in Jake Layman, a 6-9 forward who is shooting 34 percent on 3-pointers.
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Jupiter, to the naked eye, is just a big blob of light that's virtually indistinguishable from the field of stars to a layman.
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Emperors had considered duck a superior type of poultry, and the tradition of eating duck quickly spread from royal courts to the layman.
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Watch: LARPing Saved My Life: After graduating in 1929 Layman returned home to Indianapolis and began playing the game with his friends there.
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"He expressed a strong desire to improve the health of others," journalist Tonya Layman, who interviewed Cunningham for his Chronicle profile, told PEOPLE.
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"Guys from last year don't understand how important it really was for me to come in here and get this win," Layman said.
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What that means in layman&aposs terms, ladies and gentlemen, is this: You don&apost get a bad day in the Secret Service.
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Senior forward Jake Layman (10.7 points, 5.7 rebounds) and senior guard Rasheed Sulaimon (10.5 points, 3.7 assists) are Maryland's other double-digit scorers.
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Karl-Anthony Towns paired 221 points with 210 rebounds to pace the Timberwolves, while Jake Layman scored 216 on 230-of-30 shooting.
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"Video games distract junior monks, [they] cause problems," answered Veerayuth Pongsiri, a former monk who has continued serving the temple as a layman.
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I think back to meeting Lisa Layman, her azure eyes staring at the ashes of her home at Coffey Park in Santa Rosa.
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Michael Layman, executive director of the Coalition to Save Local Business, called Byrne's bill the most important legislation for franchises in a generation.
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To the layman, 20 bucks might seem like a lot to spend on a free game, but many serious gamers have spent far more.
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In this case, Layman has been charged with the maximum penalty, a first-degree felony, which carries a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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If convicted, Layman could be sentenced to ten years in prison, three years of supervised release, and a fine of $250,000, the release states.
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The similarity here to Luther—who claimed that a "simple layman armed with the scriptures" was superior to a cleric without them—is noteworthy.
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At the end of the first half, Ohio State, playing to the buzzer, had the ball stolen by the Maryland senior forward Jake Layman.
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Layman threw red wine on some of the paintings, authorities alleged, according to the AP. • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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To quickly explain those for the layman, here is Manny Pacquiao, a master of utilizing both angles, on the lead and on the counter.
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Encouraged by the positive reaction, Layman persuaded a local battery manufacturer to publish his game, and in 1932 it went on sale as Finance.
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Forward Jake Layman scored 26 points and Diamond Stone added 23 as Maryland claimed a 97-203 Big Ten tournament quarterfinal victory over Nebraska.
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The Terrapins shot 23 percent from the field in the opening half (63 of 26), getting 22 points from Layman and 23 from Stone.
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A clever layman might guess instead that rents will fall by less than wages, because the shrinkage of watchmaking releases more labour than land.
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And right now, Jake Layman, in his 24 minutes played, is the magic man who can solve all of Portland's—nay, the world's—problems.
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But in Peru, where he's scheduled to arrive Thursday, some are asking why the Vatican is protecting a high-profile layman accused of abuse.
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Tsering Tashi, a local legislator, said that, as a layman, he had no business commenting, but in the end he could not restrain himself.
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Lynn Layman, 61, Hershey, Pa. Right now, my husband and I chose to go without insurance for the first time in our lives. Why?
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Lindy Lou Layman appeared in court in Houston on Tuesday in connection with a felony criminal mischief charge filed in December, the Houston Chronicle reports.
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Series creators Rob Guillory and John Layman have been making Chew since 2009, and the series is one of Image Comics' most-beloved by fans.
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You can check out the full comment here (PDF); at under 20 pages and written in a layman-friendly manner, it's an easy Sunday read.
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It was all there, unnoticeable to the layman, perhaps, but to the afflicted, it was as clarion as the speech of a well-seasoned orator.
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Jeff Teague added 24 points for the Timberwolves, with Jake Layman scoring 294, Jarrett Culver contributing 285 points and Robert Covington hitting for 299 points.
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Jeff Teague added 18 points for the Timberwolves, with Jake Layman scoring 16, Jarrett Culver contributing 12 points and Robert Covington hitting for 10 points.
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Ask a layman about artificial intelligence and they might point to sci-fi villains such as HAL from 21950: A Space Odyssey or the Terminator.
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"It has led to a doubling of litigation against franchise brands," said Mike Layman, the vice president of government affairs for the International Franchise Association.
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"Each candidate is trying to use outside money while walking a tightrope," said Geoffrey Layman, a political science professor at the University of Notre Dame.
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When Melo (somewhat unnecessarily) switches onto Damian Lillard to take away their signature flare screen, Jake Layman slips to the rim and dunks the ball.
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Prosecutors said in court Wednesday that Lindy Lou Layman, a 29-year-old Dallas court reporter, was on the date with attorney Anthony Buzbee on Dec.
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Though he was not a priest, despite having thought about it, his life of navy- disciplined holiness often seemed as close as a layman could get.
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" Whitehouse: "Ok, wow..." KHW: "I do not have any kind of expertise or even much layman study of the ocean dynamics and the climate change issue.
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"The layman will look at Chinese politics or regulation in China and try to figure it out," McDonald said, but this chart cuts through the noise.
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Wednesday's statement made no mention of an internal investigation involving Palombella and Michelangelo Nardella, a layman who was once the choir's administrative director and tour manager.
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A whole episode about that layman-philosopher's life, or the theater troupe in Braavos, or Ray the Septon before he met the Hound, could be great.
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To a secular layman such as me that sounds like cashiering a general while allowing him to keep his epaulets and continue to run your war.
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Robert Covington had 234 points in 270 minutes, Jarrett Culver also scored 363 points, followed by Gorgui Dieng (236), Jeff Teague (216) and Jake Layman (2124).
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No. 5-seeded Maryland also outlasted No. 33-seeded Hawaii, thanks to 24 points and 11 rebounds combined from the seniors Jake Layman and Rasheed Sulaimon.
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After the pair ended up at Buzbee's mansion, Layman, who Buzbee claims was drunk, allegedly refused to leave the house after he called her several Ubers.
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In layman terms, the algae is fed sugars—sugar cane and dextrose—until it grows to contain about 80 percent oil, which is then expeller-pressed.
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Jake Layman came off the bench to amass 20 points and eight rebounds for the Trail Blazers, who won for the fourth time in five games.
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The Terps won on a day that starting forward Jake Layman missed all three shots from the floor and had just fouir points in 33 minutes.
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Furthermore, their research projects on the subject of memes are beginning to peek through the shroud of academia as more easily digestible content for the layman.
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In layman terms, the husband is required to sit in the room while the chosen seed bearer, or a couple of them, rape his wife or wives.
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Jake Layman added 17 points off the bench as eight players scored in double figures for the Trail Blazers, who snapped Golden State's five-game win streak.
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For the layman, we're talking about how wide the range is between the lightest thing and the darkest thing within a photo where both are still usable.
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From there, Maryland expanded the margin to 37-31 at halftime with Layman scoring the final six points on a drive, a dunk and two free throws.
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The Trump administration has been pushing for sweeping tax reform that lawmakers say will make filing taxes easier on the layman and make U.S. companies more competitive.
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By 2017-18, Portland will be shelling out approximately $122 million to Lillard, McCollum, Crabbe, Turner, Harkless, Davis, Leonard, Aminu, and 2016 second-round pick Jake Layman.
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In less than eight minutes, Jake Layman, the 47th pick of the 2016 NBA Draft, was the all-time franchise leader for three-pointers in a debut.
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Feldman had announced plans to purchase the Bobby Layman Chevrolet at 3900 W. Broad St. in March, but Wahlberg's involvement was revealed Thursday afternoon in a release.
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"Let me try to convert this into meaningful sentences," Matic said, attempting to translate his data-driven research into a layman explanation that even a journalist could understand.
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"If you put the results of an analytics engine in front of the average layman, you might as well give him a research paper in Cantonese," he says.
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But now, said Jeff Layman, BKD's chief investment officer, the firm relies on actively managed funds, including Metropolitan West Total Return, DoubleLine Total Return and Guggenheim Total Return.
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Malik Beasley scored 21, D'Angelo Russell had 236, James Johnson had 229, Josh Okogie had 248, Jake Layman 23 as Naz Reid and Jarrett Culver notched 23 each.
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Facebook is so huge, and it's so easy for journalists to spin up numbers that seem impressive to the layman but actually aren't in the context of Facebook.
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Malik Beasley scored 21, D'Angelo Russell had 19, James Johnson had 843, Josh Okogie had 12, Jake Layman 11 as Naz Reid and Jarrett Culver notched 10 each.
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It was a rare coup for a layman — peer-reviewed scientific journals seldom take an interest in the work of activist lawyers — but Searchinger had done something important.
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The committee's western director, Kyle Layman, is already on the scene, working at a cafe table outside a Whole Foods Market in Tustin until a lease is signed.
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"The layman or standard sailor has no idea of what it's like to go across a boat like this in one of those tacks or jibes," Burnham said.
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Court records show that Lindy Lou Layman was arrested on Saturday after allegedly throwing liquid on three paintings owned by attorney Anthony Buzbee and tearing them off the wall.
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For the layman, it serves as a devastating reminder of the uncertainty in polling, and a warning about being overconfident even when the weight of surveying evidence seems overwhelming.
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Curry hit back-to-back 3-pointers and Jack Layman followed with another as the Trail Blazers opened up an 18-point lead four minutes into the second quarter.
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La Stampa said Vatican magistrates were investigating the choir's manager, who is a layman, and its director, who is a priest, on suspicion of embezzlement, fraud and money laundering.
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"It was like something out of a horror movie," Christine Layman, who lived about 7 miles from the plant at the time of the incident, told The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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"For the layman it's not a huge shift, but you can see there are more votes that are going against" management, said Nick Dawson, managing director of Proxy Insight.
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In the late game, Jake Layman scored a season-high 26 points, the freshman Diamond Stone had 23, and No. 18 Maryland beat Nebraska (16-18) by 723-86.
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The refreshingly easy-to-use Paint is for the layman, a digital equivalent of drawing a stick figure, an equal playing field for a mediocre artist and bored employee.
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CJ McCollum scored 33 points, and Jake Layman added a career-high 25 points with eight rebounds for the Trail Blazers, who saw their eight-game home winning streak end.
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CJ McCollum chipped in 14 points, and Jake Layman and Evan Turner added 12 and 1083 off the bench, respectively, to help Portland win its third game in a row.
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No. 8 Maryland finds relief by beating Ohio State COLUMBUS, Ohio — Visits to Ohio State the past two seasons were an unpleasant experience for Maryland and senior forward Jake Layman.
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Unfortunately, there is no obvious way that a layman can accurately do it — that is why the general public is easily duped with any story that goes with the photo.
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For example, though under canon law only the ordained (and therefore only men) can be cardinals, that is a relatively recent innovation (a layman last became a cardinal in 1858).
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Terps F Jake Layman is looking to snap out of a two-game funk that has seen the senior forward go 4-for-16 for a total of 15 points.
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With Harden producing 30 points by the break, that duo was able to offset Towns' 18 points and the combined 24 points from Culver and Layman to lead 64-62.
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Diamond Stone broke free for an alley-oop dunk, Jake Layman raced open for a fast-break dunk, and Trimble finally found himself alone at the top of the key.
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In the original German the interlocking rhymes have the simple mnemonic power of devotional verses for the layman; each stanza ends with a rhyming couplet exhorting the reader to compassion.
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Senior forward Jake Layman scored 18 points, Stone had 15 points and 13.13 rebounds, guard Rasheed Sulaimon added 15 points and forward Robert Carter Jr. had 12 points and seven rebounds.
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It's noisy, the medics and translators are scrambling around grabbing syringes and pills, bags of saline solution, jotting down information on clipboards, barking staccato orders hard for the layman to understand.
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The code was written by a Jesuit priest and a prominent Roman Catholic layman, and it was strictly enforced by Joseph I. Breen, also a Catholic, who was its longtime administrator.
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According to CBS affiliate KHOU, freelance court reporter Lindy Lou Layman, 29, was on a first date with prominent Houston attorney and Trump fundraiser Anthony Buzbee when things apparently went sour.
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After Buzbee called Layman a second Uber, she allegedly destroyed three of Buzbee's expensive paintings—including two original $500,000 Warhols—and poured red wine all over them, the Dallas News reports.
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He is well positioned to observe what he calls "airport market share," which a layman might call hanging out by the baggage carousel, just watching the wheels go 'round and 'round.
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Although there have been factory-made versions since the early years of industrialization, a handmade one is so different that it can be spotted, even by a layman, at a glance.
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It almost sounds, at least to the layman, that Mueller is not actually, at least currently, going after the president with his investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Roundup Jake Layman scored 18 points, Diamond Stone had 15 points and 123 rebounds, and No. 3 Maryland took control early in an 88-63 rout of visiting Rutgers on Wednesday night.
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Speaking as a layman, I would offer a simpler (cruder?) thought: If Jesus based his moral teaching about marriage on his assumption that the eschaton would arrive in the 1st century A.
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As tough as it is for a layman to figure out whether Cardano is better than its competitors and how, it's nearly equally as challenging figuring out who's actually running the project.
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It can be hard for the layman to get a deep inspector's view of something without squinting really hard or getting their face all up in whatever they're trying to look at.
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His devout Catholicism—so devout, in fact, that Girard suggests at times he stepped over the line and performed mass as a layman—distanced him from insurrections that drew inspiration from Vodou.
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Garlock played the bumbling layman to Redmond's charismatic expert; as the games went on, I found myself entertained by the deadpan sass Redmond lent to his patient explanations of absurdly complex matters.
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"It's time for us to take the next step forward and just start playing," said the senior forward Jake Layman, who will be among those honored Thursday before his final home game.
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I'm a layman when it comes to jazz but I feel that Hermeto's attitude towards music is what I always seek at festivals, where artists are often put on a (literal) pedestal.
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Danielle Dana Layman, 37, of Ponca City — who is charged with using a facility of interstate commerce to solicit murder — allegedly posted an ad for a "10 day gig overseas," the release states.
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While the layman sees bankruptcy as something to steadfastly avoid, Trump said in the first Republican debate in August 2015 that bankruptcy laws are simply another tool at the disposal of the entrepreneur.
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Layman, the professor at Notre Dame, said pro-abortion rights positions are more common among the activist base — and those members are the most likely to seek public office under the party banner.
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Critic's Notebook A three-hour immersion in the world of a cappella music at the first International Championship of A Cappella Open Finals left a layman listener with a few perhaps unanswerable questions.
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And maybe that's too fine a distinction to help her feel better, but your wife's behavior looks to this layman like anxiety, long on the scene but lately aggravated to a problem level.
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Minnesota came out with energy from the start and received a significant boost from its reserves, particularly from the fourth-year forward Jake Layman, who scored 8 of Minnesota's 22 first-half bench points.
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Buzbee told police that Layman became intoxicated, hid from him inside his own $14 million mansion, and, when he tried twice to get her an Uber ride home, started attacking his art, KHOU reported.
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As the evening progressed, Layman allegedly hid twice from Buzbee in his $14-million Houston mansion, and then started destroying pieces of his art collection when he tried to call her a ride home.
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The starting lineup included top-ranked class of 2015 big man Diamond Stone, star sophomore point guard Melo Trimble, Duke transfer Rasheed Sulaimon, Georgia Tech transfer Robert Carter, Jr., and versatile forward Jake Layman.
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He was a little less impressive—nine points across 16 minutes, and only one three—but he also did this: Thus searing the Legend of Layman into the mind of the world even more.
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And when that happens, Layman has enough skill to bully a smaller defender who switches on him in the post (as he did to Jamal Murray in a recent loss against the Denver Nuggets).
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The magnitude of the defense increases, as a layman, does strike me as quite large and likely more than is really needed, but I don't have the detailed expertise to know that for certain.
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Yet, watch any Twitch stream, go to Evo or even just talk to an average layman, and they will tell you: despite being one of the smallest premier esports, Street Fighter is on the rise.
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EditorsNote: revises second and third grafs Damian Lillard scored 24 points while CJ McCollum and Jake Layman added 20 apiece as the Portland Trail Blazers downed the visiting New Orleans Pelicans 128-112 Friday night.
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MARYLAND 66, OHIO STATE 61 Melo Trimble had 20 points, and Jake Layman had 16 points and 23 rebounds to help No. 8 Maryland (19-3, 8-2 Big Ten) get past host Ohio State.
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A layman should be able to purchase a couple of voice control hubs, connected lights, and a thermostat and set them up through a single app even though the devices might use different networking methods.
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Or in layman terms, racism.) English may be the de facto language of the U.S., but it isn't official at a federal level (though 31 states have made it official in one capacity or another).
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In the loss to Michigan, Diamond Stone and Jake Layman each recorded a double-double, marking the first time Maryland teammates have reached double figures in points and rebounds in the same game since Nov.
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Hollywood Hammers coach and player Matt "Loomin" Layman is all for arena variety, but says that Wasteland and Neo Tokyo "weren't very good maps in general" and believes that some of their changes were too major.
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In 1984 Pope John Paul named Navarro-Valls, a layman, to be Vatican spokesman and gave him direct access to his inner circle to a degree that no papal spokesman had before or has had since.
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Depending on the matchup, Maryland can use a small lineup in the style of the Golden State Warriors, putting five shooters on the court with Layman and Carter, both 6-9, as the nominal big men.
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"His cultural conservatism seemed to trump his pro-business inclinations, and that certainly got him in trouble with the business community in Indiana," said Geoff Layman, a political science professor at the University of Notre Dame.
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Popular views of the Federal Reserve are that of an all-knowing "council of the wise," a sort of economics cognoscenti that pull levers in the economy using sophisticated equations that the mere layman wouldn't understand.
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Men's Roundup Melo Trimble and Jake Layman scored 18 points each, and No. 14 Maryland closed out its home schedule with its best game in weeks, an 81-55 rout of visiting Illinois on Thursday night.
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At the risk of sounding reductive, this is similar to the jump from standard definition to high definition about 24 years ago, though the increase in quality is going to be less noticeable to the layman.
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The layman might assume it's the types of anxiety associated with post-traumatic stress disorder, an impression fueled by all that harrowing footage we've seen of soldiers walking or driving through landscapes dotted with hidden explosives.
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The single-tax version of the rules was forgotten and Mother Earth became Start or Go. In 1927 the modified game ended up in the hands of Daniel Layman, a student at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
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The destruction of the neighborhood was so complete that Lisa Layman, who has lived in Coffey Park for more than two decades and raised a son there, had trouble finding which patch of rubble was her house.
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In layman&aposs terms, this means that Disney is getting its own spot inside 25 Target stores across the nation, selling more than 450 items from "Frozen" plush toys to Baby Yoda figurines and Mickey Mouse sweaters.
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The Blazers extended the difference to 248-22.3 after three quarters, then outscored Phoenix 12-6 to start the final period to up the margin to 100-80 on a Layman 3-pointer with 9:483 remaining.
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A short time later, McCollum made three free throws after being fouled while shooting a 3-pointer, and Jake Layman followed with a trey to give the Trail Blazers a 116-99 lead with 13:34 to play.
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Layman was released in lieu of a $30,000 bail, otherwise I'd be tempted to throw a fundraiser of my own for this hometown hero, to make sure Lindy Lou gets back to Whoville in time for New Year.
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Nebraska was within striking distance at 38-28 before Maryland got two free throws from Carter and back-to-back 53-pointers from Layman and Trimble for a 46-28 lead with 4:23 remaining in the half.
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The Vatican said the pope had appointed an administrator to run Sodalitium Christianae Vitae (SCV), whose founder, Luis Figari, a layman, is scheduled to go on trial in Peru later this year for the sexual abuse of minors.
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According to CBS affiliate KHOU, Lindy Lou Layman, 5003, went out on a disastrous first date with prominent Houston attorney and Trump fundraiser Anthony Buzbee last weekend before the two ended up back at Buzbee's $14 million mansion.
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While seemingly aimed at the average layman who holds some science-skeptical views, Nye's new show delivers delivers so little information in such a patronizing tone it's hard to imagine a toddler, let alone a sentient adult, enjoying it.
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As reported by BuzzFeed News and KHOU, high-profile Texas attorney Anthony Buzbee filed charges against Lindy Lou Layman, a 29-year-old Dallas court reporter, concerning the extracurricular vandalism that took place on their December 23 first date.
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"I think probably as a layman looking at this kind of thing we need to find someone who is very, very objective who can get to the bottom of these accusations," Kelly said in an interview on Fox News.
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"The people interested in getting involved in Democratic politics in recent years — you're just not going to find a lot of pro-life people in there," said Geoffrey Layman, a political science professor at the University of Notre Dame.
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One of my favorite genres of Catholic literature is the book-length interview: the Pope or some other high-ranking churchman sits down with a reporter or other layman, both operating on the assumption that conversation tends toward truth.
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Kyle Layman, who ran the Southern California congressional campaigns for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said this election had apparently begun to cement long-term changes in voter behavior — an assessment that is not disputed by California Republican leaders.
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When challenged by ayatollahs, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Islamic Republic's ex-president and the only layman to have held the job, would convene his cabinet in Jamkaran, one of the bling-emblazoned sites where the 12th imam is expected to return.
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Without wishing to "dignify the hypotheses by speaking of them as a theory", he noted that the system "can be described in words that have meaning to the layman", and "isn't so complex or unusual that he throws his hands up".
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To the layman, running out of crabmeat doesn't seem like a big deal, especially if it's getting plopped atop a piece of meat or a big filet of fish, which are two of the many ways it's served at Galatoire's.
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In "Anatomy of Malice," he provides a meandering, thoughtful, yet ultimately inconclusive overview, for the layman, of the minds of Nazi leaders, the differing views of the doctors who examined them, and psychology's possible contribution to explicating the causes of evil.
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Played by Talene Monahon with such take-no-prisoners ferocity that she awakened the sleeping man in front of me during a fight scene, Blanche is the daughter of a rich slumlord (Terry Layman), who has raised her in luxury.
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"Pressed to explain Time AI in layman terms without marketing jargon, Grant told Gizmodo it is "an AI-driven non-factoring-based encryption technology that relies on rapid oscillations of numbers that are rational math constants at very high speed.
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The six-year-old company crossed $1 billion in revenue last year, Recode has learned from industry sources, a tremendous rise fueled by layman interest in both bitcoin and competing virtual currencies that users can buy and sell through the app.
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" Layman adds that, through all the genre-hopping and wild moments, it's the character development that keeps the comic together: "There can be funny, amazing action sequences but if you don't feel connected to the characters eventually you're going to become uninvolved.
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ET, ACC Network Extra ABOUT BRYANT (23-29): The Bulldogs are led by a group of young players, as sophomore Adam Grant led the way with 21 points against Georgia, and freshman Ryan Layman added 93 points and seven rebounds in his debut.
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Dawn Layman, president of NAWLEE, said her organization is starting to see women move up the ranks in law enforcement and that agencies are finally starting to see the value of hiring women in a world that has long been dominated by men.
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And while the web makes it easy for a layman researching crystal therapy (where a "healer" places small crystals at various points on patients' bodies) to determine quickly that such a treatment has never been proved effective, it has also encouraged quacks.
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ABOUT MARYLAND (33-23): Swingman Jake Layman has been more productive over the last four games, averaging 278 points and draining 266-of-15 from 3-point range, and Robert Carter is 22-of-37 from the field in the same span.
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Would that we could be frozen in this moment forever, the moment Layman is in right now, more myth than man, his bones and sinews infused with the divinity of perfection, his potential to make magic as infinite at the evening sky.
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In Layman&aposs terms: If the TALOS program sought to build a suit of Iron Man armor, then HEO strives for something like Tony Stark&aposs AI assistant J.A.R.V.I.S., an onboard sidekick that can be adjusted for any operator during any mission set.
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He insists that he won't take a salary from the church but he's still essentially talking about bringing layman and experts together into some sort of organization, and he's open to that organization working towards building AI. The first step is to spread the gospel.
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The Boilermakers (22-7, 10-6) had a 74-64 lead with less than four minutes to play, but Maryland (203-6, 11-5) used full-court pressure defense to tie at 76 with 2:12 remaining on a layup from forward Jake Layman.
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The Terrapins were 22-214.8 before running through the gauntlet of a tough Big Ten schedule but remain one of the most talented teams in the country behind sophomore guard Melo Trimble and the front line of Diamond Stone, Robert Carter and Jake Layman.
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The author opens the book with the confession, "I never received a formal musical education, have virtually no technical knowledge of the field, and am a complete layman where most things musical are concerned" but then appears to know everything about every recording in history.
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Last year, even as Democrats began declaring their candidacies, fund-raising, and making themselves visible at grassroots gatherings, Layman and his DCCC colleagues sought to add to the field, recruiting candidates with the financial resources and connections to fund their campaigns largely on their own.
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Other than defeating "Jeopardy" champions, what Watson can do is not exactly obvious to the layman, but I am willing to give IBM the benefit of the doubt that Watson can do something or other to help big banks deal with their extraordinary regulatory requirements.
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"One of the strengths I have in looking at issues in my job, I think probably as a layman looking at this kind of thing, we need to find someone who's very, very objective, who can get to the bottom of these accusations," Kelly said.
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To the eye of a fellow layman, he has to an impressive degree steeped himself in the economic literature from Adam Smith to the present; perhaps less happily, he has also succeeded in respecting the dry and dusty stylistic canon associated with the dismal science.
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A few days later, when Trump proclaimed that Clinton had founded ISIS with President Obama, campaign surrogate Rudy Giuliani minimized his comments based on Trump's status as a layman who apparently didn't know calling your opponent the leader of a terrorist organization was bad.
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While Trimble is still encouraged to burst up the court in transition and find Sulaimon or Layman streaking toward the basket if the situation calls for it, Turgeon has sped up the clock in practice primarily to get his offense into half-court sets more rapidly.
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Nothing serious in the way of a production code was composed until 1930, when Father Daniel Lord, a Jesuit priest, and Martin Quigley, a Catholic layman and the publisher of movie trade journals, stepped forward and devised a set of standards based on Catholic theology and practice.
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Williamson, who is Jewish, became a devotee of "A Course in Miracles" in the early '80s, and developed a program to make the controversial Christian-ish work more accessible to the layman, crafting a new-agey mishmosh that blends traditional Eastern and Western religious teachings with psychological terminology.
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Gossip: The word comes from the old English for "baptismal sponsor" — a godparent — and Halperin positioned himself as the priest who stood between the layman and the sacred mysteries of Washington, only letting a person through in exchange for the corrupting coin of accepting your own personal idiocy.
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Refinery29 is exclusively premiering Ryan's video for "James Has Changed," the third single off the James EP. She filmed the video at the Layman Drug Company, a recording studio in Nashville — though she's not a country artist, Ryan has nothing but positive things to say about Music City.
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First, the layman making the request was presidential hopeful Joseph Biden, heir of a political alliance forged 50 years ago between bishops and Democrats, albeit an alliance battered by the Democrats' decades-long drift to the left and weakened in the wake of the clergy sexual abuse scandal.
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" The Washington Post's "Our Politics is Polarized on More Issues than Ever Before," by Thomas Carsey and Geoffrey Layman, begins with the warning that "the Democratic and Republican parties are as far apart on issues of public policy as they have been in at least a half-century.
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If one individual has worked most to pave the way for the synod, it is a Jesuit-trained layman, Mauricio López, who is secretary of a five-year-old Catholic network called REPAM whose aim is to respond to the challenges facing the Amazon and listen to its people.
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It not only clarifies for the layman the cases' legal niceties but also concludes, instructively, that the less celebrated Weber case of 1979, in which it was decided that Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act "did not foreclose private race-conscious affirmative action plans," may have been the most consequential.
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TO A layman, the phrase "Internet of Things" (IoT) probably conjures up a half-fantastic future in which refrigerators monitor their own contents and send orders direct to the grocer when the butter is running out, while tired commuters order baths to be drawn automatically using their smartphones as they approach their houses in their self-driving cars.
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The team includes the transfers Robert Carter Jr., a junior who redshirted last season, and Rasheed Sulaimon, a senior who was dismissed from Duke's team a year ago; the 6-foot-11 freshman Diamond Stone; and the returning stars Jake Layman and Melo Trimble, a sophomore who has become one of the best point guards in college basketball.
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These are our private social media accounts — imagine you're an astronomer and you start sharing some things you've learned in the last few months since you began a research project observing Saturn, only to have observation techniques explained to you by a layman… Jessica is great at her job and deserves to be treated with respect.
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In layman terms, Addiction is a brain disease, usually co-occurring with emotional, sexual, physical or religious trauma coupled with yet more psychiatric challenges, which require sophisticated medical, clinical spiritual care across a chronic-based series of stages incorporating simultaneous and integrated care, outcome collection and feedback, and adoption of evolutions in psychopharmacology and clinical sciences.
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Opinion Columnist One of the best things that the bishops of the American Catholic Church did during the great wave of sex abuse revelations 16 years ago — and yes, there's a low bar for "best" — was to establish a National Review Board, staffed by prominent layman, with the authority to commission an independent report on what exactly had happened in the church.
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Their self-aware tagline is that they are a "Provider of Geeky Spirits," but the approach is warm enough for the layman while still satisfying for those deeply-soaked gin blossoms: on the page detailing the process by which they started producing their own Mic Drop Bourbon, they go into the tastings with Palazzi's phone notes of each cask, down to the design of the label, inspired by a sarcastic immigrant's exaggerated views of America (The Eagle, The Rattlesnake, The Superhero).
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