And so, I think it's our life's experience that then leads into work, and work's experience that leads into life.
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And that's what leads into it to turning into Twitch.
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A spiral staircase leads into the family's indoor basketball court.
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Police said they were investigating "various leads" into the attack.
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The former leads into a porch with an outdoor kitchen.
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Everything kind of leads into each other, to be honest.
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The music room leads into the home's main living area.
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Getting comfortable taking leads into the third and keeping it close.
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So "Autumn" leads into the bathroom as well as the forest.
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An original swinging door leads into an office with paneled wainscoting.
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In the back, a small opening leads into a tiny underworld.
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A door-frame leads into a tiny room, filled with makeshift beds.
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That quickly leads into a tough question of identity for digital content.
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An indoor reproduction of a Victorian main street leads into a maritime museum.
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Another, Harmony Motel, has a water slide that leads into a heated pool.
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There is another gate that leads into Harvard Yard, known as Dexter Gate.
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The formal dining room has a large chandelier and leads into the backyard.
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Then, sales people can find leads into their favorite CRM and start reaching out.
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But there wasn't the usual musical tag fanfare that leads into a new report.
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Definitely prioritize Elerium research once it's available, as that leads into some critical discoveries.
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"The officers were in a small hallway that leads into the bedroom," Flores explains.
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That story leads into the next week's episode, which then turns toward something else.
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A porte-cochere on the side of the house leads into the entry hall.
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The final room leads into a traditional gallery display of Huang's series of prints.
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All of which leads into two key questions for the future: What next for Verizon?
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"Exploitation begins online ... but often leads into offline physical sex exploitation (and) trafficking," Sylwander said.
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This leads into the second argument: that MMT isn't all that different from standard econ.
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The foyer leads into a great room with a pitched pine ceiling rising 20 feet.
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I hustle across the compound and down the long corridor that leads into the cellhouse.
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The last l leads into the words "loss of"; the word "identity" forms the chin.
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This leads into the final number, a contredanse, the French version of English country dancing.
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Its minimal interior begins with a double-height hallway, which leads into a great room.
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FALLUJAH, Iraq — Pandemonium erupted on the bridge that leads into the central Iraqi city of Fallujah.
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It goes in waves but every generation has their media that kind of leads into this.
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It would also deploy data-driven services to help merchants convert more sales leads into business.
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This kind of leads into the idea of weaponized language, something introduced in the first issue.
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The hallway leads into the living area and library, where Maison hosts many of its events.
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The front door opens to the dining room, which leads into the kitchen and living area.
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That characteristic leads into another important concept, fluid dynamics — how the water moves inside the bottle.
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Some 88,000 residents fled on the one highway that leads into the remote community in northern Alberta.
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Confidence: High Tomorrow night: A cold and clear Christmas Eve night leads into a crisp Christmas morning.
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Tangsiri said Iran had full control of the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz that leads into it.
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This family room leads into the renovated barn, starting with a carpeted sitting room with a timber ceiling.
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The concept of skin as entity leads into an examination of societal attitudes towards the body after death.
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The living room has a fireplace and leads into a lengthy veranda with another fireplace and ceiling beams.
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This room leads into a dining room with a pier mirror and a built-in mahogany china cabinet.
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Then there's a road that leads into the target area so you work your way down that way.
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This archway leads into an area where Apple keeps headphones, Bluetooth speakers, the Apple TV and iPad gaming accessories.
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The front door leads into a great room that runs from the front to the back of the house.
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My house would be right next to the shore, and have a boat dock that leads into the house.
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"2 minutes later there's a knock on the door behind me that leads into the box office," Dator tweeted.
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The hatch leads into the core of the B330, which Bigelow envisions being packed with cargo before a launch.
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The river that suffered the burnt of the spill leads into the San Juan River, which enters New Mexico.
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This initial survey leads into Part 2, COLLECT, which visualizes data collection as a waterfall of light and sound.
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The prelude leads into a pleading chorus of the Hebrews, who are convinced that God has turned from them.
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One thing leads into another organically, and it feels right for me, because it's part of who I am.
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From there a bookshelf swings open and you descend a staircase that leads into the dimly lit, cavernous cellar restaurant.
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A missile defense test in the U.S. leads into an explanation of the message being sent to an overseas adversary.
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Yet the Caps have taken double-digit leads into the third period and coasted to the finish in both games.
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Instead, it leads into the second movement, "Potación de Guaya" ("Drink of Grief"), which somehow sounds even statelier and sadder.
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The entryway of the holds a sitting area and leads into a bedroom that's currently set up as a study.
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It leads into her studio hung with the familiar, large-scale photographs of Emmett and his sisters in their childhood.
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We hopped on our bikes and started across town, toward the path that leads into the hills from La Buitrera.
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Hudson's historic Main Street leads into First & Main, an upscale shopping center featuring a mix of local and chain stores.
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The double-oven kitchen features modern amenities and leads into a dining area with a staircase visible in the background.
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The kitchen leads into the antique portion of the home (which can also be reached through the original front entrance).
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The front door leads into a bi-level living room with built-in seating and access to a screened porch.
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I guess that leads into his emotional intensity and honesty, really, because he acts with his heart rather than his head.
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A funereal procession of winds and brass, more or less in B-flat minor, leads into a courtly, neo-Baroque theme.
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The hallway is bounded on one side by the main staircase, and leads into a great room trimmed in gypsum wood.
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Just inside the front door, an elegant double-staircase leads into the grand foyer, which is set up for family entertaining.
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" This leads into the formation of its emotional core: a recital of the Black national anthem, "Lift Every Voice and Sing.
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This week is the most important week so far in the two-year cycle that leads into Election Day on November 3.
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A room containing the world's largest carousel (with 269 animals and 20,000 lights) leads into a room based on Dante's Divine Comedy.
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In season two, Axe hires a new analyst named Taylor Mason (Asia Kate Dillon), who throws the two lumbering leads into relief.
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He said it would have been a dereliction of duty not to pursue leads into whether Page had improper contacts with Moscow.
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The conservatory leads into a space known as the Hall of Fires because there are seven heat sources for the small room.
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A neat little guitar figure leads into a cavern of sumptuous, underwater synthesizer reverb, as Jonghyun croons in his highest, sweetest falsetto.
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It leads into a dining room, where two sets of double doors inset with glass open to a study and the kitchen.
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This section is located in a cove-like area of the store that leads into a hallway of refrigerated meat and dairy products.
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High ceilings and an outdoor terrace accompany this space, which leads into a washroom with a glass-enclosed shower and floating double vanity.
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Nearly a week after the 34-year-old mother of two was reported missing, those are the only leads into her possible whereabouts.
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Near the ballpark is one of Mr. Schmidt's favorite Cincinnati sights: the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge, which leads into Smale Riverfront Park.
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To the right of the entrance is a formal dining room that leads into a kitchen with Viking appliances and a breakfast nook.
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This room leads into a kitchen with wood floors, white cabinets and a commercial range with six burners, a griddle and two ovens.
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This whole tumbling parade, cut and glued onto soft yellow paper pulp, leads into a central shape — part Chinese finger trap, part wormhole.
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I have had to stop myself from marking up my map with symbols — oh, that looks like a path that leads into that canyon.
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Once the story's dusted, the sprawling mid-game that leads into Forsaken's toughest challenges — such as the raid, which won't be out until Sept.
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This is much more focused on the science training, the math training that leads into the technical side of what gets done at Pixar.
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It starts by giving an update on how countries like Australia are tracking to meet the Paris Agreement and leads into more personal responsibility.
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This is an interesting fact, but it doesn't tell me the thing I want to know the most, which leads into the last question.
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The property is about a five-minute drive from shopping around man-made Quarry Lake and from I-4013, which leads into the city.
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"The Way We Live Now" tests the story form in a way that leads into the emotional heart of living in a plagued community.
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Your head of sales may deliver impressive numbers, but what is she doing to get even better leads into the top of the funnel?
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And I encourage people to think about risk taking more as R&D, as trial and error, which then leads into the third principle.
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This leads into a different kind of comedy about the fear of sex, yes, but also about the anxiety of relationships and self-worth.
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THERE is a through-the-looking-glass quality to the blue-lit tunnel that leads into the headquarters of Klarna, a Swedish online-payments firm.
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The completed drawing leads into a conversation about how confining dominant definitions of masculinity can be and how that can affect boys and girls alike.
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It leads into a dining room with William Morris-patterned wallpaper, a refurbished built-in cabinet with leaded glass and rewired Steuben glass light fixtures.
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Those who do make it inside are treated to a detailed portico that leads into the main building, which features neo-Gothic and Andalusian accents.
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A curious cadenza for solo violin leads into the most tumultuous stretch, though that mood dissolves as instruments drift off, and the piece ends quizzically.
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In the third round, having been taken down eight times in the previous two rounds, everyone becomes desperate and that just leads into easier takedowns.
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Evacuations were suspended because Iranian militias targeted the road that leads into besieged areas of eastern Aleppo with 23-millimeter gunfire, the Aleppo Media Center said.
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To the right is the tasting facility, which leads into the Grand Monarque Hall, a massive stone structure built in the years leading up to Prohibition.
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Its participatory first half leads into a more traditional performance in the theater, augmented by Ms. Oberfelder's short film "Dance of the Neurons" and other visuals.
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This inevitably leads into yet another conversation about the headphone jack (RIP) and what kind of earbuds Apple might package with the device this fall (10:00).
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Well, while they were gone, I was watching tv, and, all of a sudden, the door that leads into my garage from the inside starts to wiggle.
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For Seattle's monotheistic threesome, Peck's homely adage leads into a chat about how negotiating problems (including those caused by religious rivalries) is a path to spiritual growth.
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Which leads into the final point: South Korean media doesn't have a great track record when it comes to reporting on high-level deaths in North Korea.
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An arched door leads into an airy reception hall that has a fireplace with a timber mantel, a grand oak staircase and an ornate stained-glass window.
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Anyway, this verse is objectively perfect-sounding music, and it still leads into another awesome part, which is Wayne's wailing reminiscence of trips from Hollygrove to Houston.
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The change of clothes isn't relevant in and of itself, but it leads into Star-Lord's conversations with Gamora (about Ayesha) and Drax (about Gamora), which are.
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A multicolored musical montage that looks like a mid 2000s iTunes commercial on mescaline leads into a scene where we're suspended over Elliot's bed as the couple.
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Eventually, a plunked-out piano theme leads into an angry dirge that breaks into an unabashed jazz romp, before the piece ends in a sweeping, cinematic epilogue.
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The second part of the sequence leads into a car chase, with the police hot on the robbers' trail and Baby executing daring maneuvers to evade them.
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You'll get a primer on Search Engine Marketing, learn what works in the inbound marketing realm, and understand what it takes to convert leads into paying customers.
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The installation ascends the back wall of the space and leads into a corridor with a wallpapered piece that Cave made in collaboration with designer Bob Faust.
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It leads into one of the better parts of the season: when Brendan's case was first overturned, the first time this case saw a little bit of hope.
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On the low windowsill in her study, which leads into the garden, next to her other collections of Denby and Poole pottery, is a row of beach pebbles.
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This leads into the great final ensemble, "Make Our Garden Grow," which came across with exceptional emotional power in this winning production, the latest gift from Harold Prince.
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"Exploitation begins online ... but often leads into offline physical sex exploitation, (and) trafficking," said Lotta Sylwander, country head for the U.N. children's agency (UNICEF) based in the Philippines.
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A soft-yellow carpet leads into the library, where the ochres, browns, reds and greens of leather-bound books on floor-to-ceiling shelves are counterbalanced by white walls.
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"What we discover is that investigation into one crime often leads into criminal activity in another, sometimes much more serious than what we were originally looking at," he said.
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Israeli children rode freely on the main road that leads into the heart of Jerusalem, where there were similar scenes on the deserted highways west of the Old City.
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Promising to "show you the rest of the house later," he turns his attention "upstairs," which leads into more tracks and more chances to explore rooms of Wayne's mind.
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"That kind of leads into the 800-pound gorilla, which is how much easier it is for audiences to stay home and watch Netflix, Hulu, HBO," Ms. Cooper said.
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According to the Canadian Press, firefighters are working to maintain the only bridge over the Athabasca River and the only highway that leads into the city from the south.
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This is supposed to be an exercise in further jogging everyone's memories, and it leads into another extensive anecdote about how Henry Bowers and his friends once broke Eddie's arm.
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According to Agentology, agents are 21x more likely to convert cold leads into clients if they engage with those leads within five minutes of the buyer or seller reaching out.
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When Carson asked her how a young actress should get into Hollywood, she shot back, "Take Fountain," as in, Fountain Avenue, a shortcut that leads into the Los Angeles neighborhood.
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A Jerusalem city council member proposed changing the name of Salah ad-Din Street -- a largely Palestinian street that leads into the Old City's Muslim Quarter -- to Donald Trump Street.
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Madonna says she has exclusive rights to the curb outside her NYC residence ... claiming the concrete in question is actually her personal driveway that leads into her private parking garage.
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A giant nesting doll plastered onto a wall identifies the entrance, and a flight of stairs leads into a main room filled with memorabilia evoking Russian Olympic success and culture.
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Visitors are greeted with "Venice Fountains" (218), a pair of improvised slop sinks fed by spewing masks, which leads into galleries with several installations crafted according to the artist's instructions.
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The short part of the L is used as the dining area and leads into a kitchen with white cabinets, white-tile countertops, linoleum flooring and a separate wet bar.
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At Trump Tower, the backpack was found by the Secret Service by the lobby entrance of the Niketown store, where a corridor leads into a public atrium, the authorities said.
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Brooklyn took leads into the fourth quarter in each of its last three games but was unable to hold on in losses to the Charlotte Hornets, Toronto Raptors and Cleveland Cavaliers.
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The arched door with an iron gate leads into a small compound with a lazy earthy ambience, twenty-odd rusting chairs and an open teapot brewing continuously on a gas stove.
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TV scheduling "flow" — the way in which one program leads into the next — isn't as important these days, in the age of streaming and DVRs, but it still counts for something.
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A large archway leads into an interior courtyard with four entrances into the complex, which has 2000 apartments: 27 one-bedrooms, 29 two-bedrooms, eight three-bedrooms and six four-bedrooms.
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The former contains an anecdote about a fan who sent Chappelle a letter about his heavily-criticized jokes about transgender people, and it leads into more jokes in the same vein.
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Marvel has made major moves in the name of progress in the last 18 months, introducing black and female leads into its repertoire via blockbuster hits Black Panther and Captain Marvel, respectively.
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In the city&aposs Solano Canyon neighborhood, which leads into Dodger Stadium, houses had shed their Halloween decorations overnight in favor of Dodgers signs, flags and other memorabilia for Tuesday&aposs game.
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Then, in their Reboot section, in which they talk about 1979's beloved midwestern sports movie Breaking Away, which leads into an oddly philosophical discussion of their shared Midwestern hometown Mattoon, Illinois.
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It also doesn't change the growing attacks on Comey from both Democrats and Republicans concerned that the FBI chief has improperly inserted himself, and the agency he leads, into the pre-election fray.
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I write from north-central Utah, a house under the Wasatch Range, snowshoe hares darting across the road outside, a moose sighted not long ago down by the corner that leads into town.
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When it's time to leave, down a narrow hall and through a door that leads into an intimate, wood-clad bar, you'll believe you've seen the future of Japanese cooking in New York.
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But that also leads into the sequences in the Commander's home, where June realizes that her only path to survival is to keep the Commander happy with her for as long as possible.
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From obtaining the Hammer of Dawn orbital bombardment technology to the Emergence Day arrival of the Locust and their eventual defeat, you'll get a sense of the groundwork that leads into the latest game.
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" After, we go to heavy New York rapper Levi Carter and his new song "XXL," which leads into the spacey rhymes of Jay Dot Rain and his new track with Scotty ATL "Gotta Believe.
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And then there is the seamless transfer of personas that marks Tribe's instinctive travels, the tradeoff of bars, the suspension of the rules of beginnings and endings, where one voice leads into the next.
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The film opens with some text about the ancient grudge between man and mage or some such, and then leads into a big, gray-brown battle that pits one faceless CG army against another.
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A corridor of movie posters – Let's Spend The Night Together, Crossfire Hurricane, Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones, Gimme Shelter, Shine A Light – leads into a room where Martin Scorsese is on screen reminiscing.
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A little annex that opens to a windowed galley kitchen duplicates these features and leads into a glass-walled dining room addition from the 2978s, with a brick fireplace and built-in covered grill.
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Over four decades, the Golden State Killer, who was also called the "East Area Rapist," the "Original Night Stalker," and the "Diamond Knot Killer," eluded authorities as they investigated thousands of leads into his identity.
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Even more so because each solved puzzles leads into a photo moment — you tap and drag a camera viewfinder around the screen as you search for some hinted-at relic that moves the story forward.
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The interview also leads into an MSNBC town hall on Thursday with Democratic presidential candidates Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Searchers are studying the geology for clues and looking for signs of cold air coming out through an opening, which could signal that it leads into the right part of the complex below, he said.
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Once you've determined that, then use data to back up the important points that lead to that recommendation, making sure that each point logically leads into the next one, laddering up to the final recommendation.
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It all leads into the theme of this year's Borscht Film Festival, Borscht DIEZ, which actually means "ten" in Spanish: living in a city that's dying, whose death many of us could live to see.
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Those 12 women are divided among three convertibles, continuing the Bachelor franchise's grand tradition of aggressive product placement (never forget Ben and Amanda's romantic evening at McDonald's) that leads into an actual commercial for Buick convertibles.
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After Ant-Man and the Wasp cheers us up with superhero comedy this summer, there's a long wait until March 2019 for Captain Marvel, which then leads into May 2019's as-yet-untitled Avengers 4.
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On Sunday, officers with Customs and Border Protection shut down a border crossing that leads into San Diego and fired tear gas on hundreds of migrants, including children, to push them back from the border fence.
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The Orioles have won the first two games of the three-game series that leads into the break for the All-Star Game and have a 5-3 advantage in the season series with the Blue Jays.
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Daily repairs needed A long, cool passageway leads into the underbelly of the dam, meeting up with another wider, darker tunnel; the clanking of machinery reverberates against the walls, and the air is thick with gasoline fumes.
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On the other side of the courtyard, a glass door leads into a small indoor mall that houses a restaurant; a pub, the Café de Hogeweyk; a room for art and cookery classes; and a little supermarket.
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The surprising Twins, who trail first-place Cleveland by 1 ½ games in the division race, host the struggling Baltimore Orioles on Thursday for the opener of a four-game series that leads into the All-Star break.
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Finally we have the reason people are probably most excited for Black Panther, it is the last Marvel movie before Avengers Infinity War and everyone is excited to see how this leads into Marvel's biggest movie ever.
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Completed two years later, the Chandgaon mosque is simpler and more abstract than Khan's: a long, white rectangle suspended among bananas and palms, perforated by a low threshold that leads into a forecourt beneath an immense oculus.
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"From an operational perspective, they quickly open investigative leads into serious crimes and can often reveal the associates of an otherwise unknown victim," said Andy Battle, assistant chief constable of the West Yorkshire Police, in a press release.
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But the most impressive food queue exists in an unassuming storefront on actual Wall Street, behind a paper bag brown vestibule that leads into a bright space decorated with subway tile, rustic wood, and vegetables en plein air.
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Building Blocks "This is one of the most beautiful garages in the world," Steven Plate said about the 25-foot-high structure that leads into and out of the underground vehicle security center at the World Trade Center.
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Late last month, a peaceful march by migrants waiting to be processed for asylum veered out of control, as hundreds of people overwhelmed a Mexican police blockade and ran toward the border crossing that leads into San Diego.
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We hear about what it feels like to leave everything behind, about impromptu friendships, about how strange urban life seems when the trail leads into a city and even about the dissatisfaction that can ensue at the end.
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It's a categorically sad song, but it's also one that, for me, leads into a labyrinth of memories, freighted with emotion so thick I struggle to articulate it, all of it stemming from my early high school years.
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It made the comments after being asked about Syrian rebel assertions that the Syrian army had not withdrawn from positions around the Castello Road, which leads into Aleppo, meaning that aid deliveries to the city were unable to start.
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Starting with her schooling at the Bauhaus, the show leads into Albers's life as a teacher in her own right at the experimental Black Mountain College in North Carolina, where she headed the weaving department for more than 15 years.
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This past Friday, the evacuation stopped, placing the fragile accord in doubt, after Iranian militias targeted the road that leads into besieged areas of eastern Aleppo with 23-millimeter gunfire, according to the Aleppo Media Center, or AMC, activist group.
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Maybe it causes him to doubt himself a little bit, which leads into the fight with Nora, who's found herself on the flipside of Kevin, having gone from doubting to desperately wanting to believe she might see her family again.
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First impression based on the trailer: The Good Place leads into this new comedy, and the NBC press release is calling it "the Mike Schur Hour," which makes me think Schur is finally going to get the branding he deserves.
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RELATED: For Trump, summer of crises leads into autumn of consequence While congressional Democrats have tried to shield Obamacare from the GOP campaign to repeal the law, many have also acknowledged that Obama's legacy accomplishment is in urgent need of improvements.
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The wine rack leads into this massive kitchen, where Mayweather likely calls up one of his personal chefs to cook him some of his favourite meals, like turkey sausages which he likes for breakfast, oxtail which he likes at 2 a.m.
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The Tigers are coming off an 80-67 loss at Syracuse - the fourth of 13 straight road games during its non-conference schedule which features three ranked teams and leads into their Southwestern Athletic Conference home opener on New Year's Day.
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In addition to molding the Birmingham chorus, which he still leads, into a world-class force, he went on to lead other groups, including the Netherlands Radio Choir, the Berlin Radio Choir and, since 2012, the London Symphony Orchestra's chorus.
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A dark, slimy accordion of an organ, it continuously contracts and grinds a corrosive slurry of gastric juices, sending waves of whatever you've swallowed crashing over a tiny fissure called the pylorus that leads into the deeper recesses of the gut.
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Size: 25,218 square feet Price per square foot: $2190 Indoors: An entrance hall with hardwood floors and crown molding leads into a living room whose stone fireplace is flanked by decorative wood paneling with neo-Classical details below illuminated arched wall niches.
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He played a set, and ended it with his new song "Pop Style," originally featuring Kanye West and Jay Z (credited as The Throne), but the two never show up in the song, instead it leads into a new verse by Drake himself.
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Size: 2,453 square feet Price per square foot: $281 Indoors: The entrance is tucked behind a wall of greenery and leads into a spacious double-height hall with a 40-plus-year-old rubber tree growing all the way to the skylight.
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The opener — "For the past two weeks, you've been reading about a bad break" — leads into the "luckiest man" declaration, which was shifted to the end of "The Pride of the Yankees," the 21941 film about Gehrig, starring Gary Cooper, for dramatic impact.
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The opener — "For the past two weeks, you've been reading about a bad break" — leads into the "luckiest man" declaration, which was shifted to the end of "The Pride of the Yankees," the 21941 film about Gehrig, starring Gary Cooper, for dramatic impact.
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" The king's celebrated speech from "Richard II" (you remember: "For God's sake, let us sit upon the ground/And tell sad stories of the deaths of kings") leads into a Broadway rarity, the wistful and lovely "If I Ruled the World," from the musical "Pickwick.
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Whether it's the noisy, shifting lurch of opener "Wrath Weaver," the strangely catchy war-march vibes of "Sun Worker," or the glorious resonance that leads into "Conduit of Grief," Hands of Thieves rarely keeps things predictable or straightforward, displaying consistency in energy and force alone.
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Many of the 6,578-square-foot home's rooms feature stunning views of both the Pacific Ocean and the surrounding mountains, including the French country-style kitchen, which leads into a large family room with a brick fireplace, medieval-looking chandeliers and rustic wooden beams.
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Spieth, who had earned a reputation as a closer having converted nine of his previous 10 54-hole leads into victories, appeared on the verge of a runaway win after making two birdies in the first five holes to jump five clear of Johnson.
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The Green New Deal, which Sanders cosponsored, would include rebuilding much of the country's infrastructure with the goal of building a "100% sustainable energy system" in the US. To do this, Sanders believes millions of workers will be required, which leads into his federal jobs guarantee program.
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The featured illustration shows a swarm of people wading anxiously down a mountain pass to a fork, with signs signaling right for "Rand's Road to Freedom" -- and a bright, winding lane ahead -- and left for "Trump's Road to Serfdom," which leads into an ominous-looking cave.
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TIJUANA, Mexico — A peaceful march by Central American migrants waiting at the southwestern United States border veered out of control on Sunday afternoon, as hundreds of people tried to evade a Mexican police blockade and run toward a giant border crossing that leads into San Diego.
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As some dramatic music (which leads into the Baha Men's "Who Let the Dogs Out") blares in the background, we see one of this year's fluffy contenders (of which there are 90!), and it has us super excited for the big event, which leads up to the Super Bowl.
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The double-door entrance on the eastern side of the Bauhaus-inspired house leads into a spacious public space, divided into an airy living room and dining area furnished with Eames-inspired pieces, including a comfortable, twill-covered L-shaped couch, Turkish rugs and a long plank dining table.
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The first independent panel investigating the attacks, the Congressional Joint Inquiry, compiled a list of leads into the California part of the plot that it turned over to the F.B.I. and C.I.A. and eventually became part of the 28 pages withheld from the public version of the report.
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Carey follows leads into bleak corners of the grimy city, until the game lurches totally into lurid, hysterical hell, ending with Carey incinerating the killer—a cross-dressing man who is given about as much humanity and depth in this story as you'd expect—with an improvised blowtorch.
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Mr. Lombard's admission that his unsympathetic client made for a poor defendant — with "eyes like a dead fish" — leads into a denunciation of both the death penalty and the role of public opinion ("a prostitute that shouldn't be allowed in courtrooms," as Mr. Lombard puts it) in the trial.
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A number of British media outlets, including The Guardian and The Telegraph, reported that Immigration Minister Robert Goodwill told lawmakers on Tuesday that Britain would pay for a 4 meter-high, 1 kilometer-long (13 foot-high, 0.6 mile-long) wall along the carriageway that leads into the Calais ferry port.
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WATCH THIS: Why Jessica Alba Tells Her 3 Kids 'If You Don't Work Hard, Your Life Won't Always Be Like This' A massive U-shaped island (with a zig-zagged area for counter seating) is the centerpiece of the practically all-white kitchen, which leads into the formal dining room.
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The Center for Women's History, which debuted in March with an exhibition on Dolley Madison, leads into the Gallery of Tiffany Lamps, where the long-overlooked contributions of Clara Driscoll, who headed the Tiffany Studios Women's Glass Cutting Department and designed turn-of-the-century icons like the Dragonfly and Wisteria lamps, are illuminated.
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Some things, though, you can't see in the photos: the walls, almost a foot thick, that block out all sound; the door that leads into a study, which in turn leads to a recording studio, which looks, through a one-way window, onto a living space, with stairs that lead down to the back of the house.
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In the first episode (plotted by series creators Bryan Fuller and Alex Kurtzman, with a teleplay by Fuller and Akiva Goldsman), an investigation into a damaged "interstellar relay" quickly leads into a confrontation with the Klingon Empire — a confrontation that sets the stage for the rest of the season, and perhaps the rest of the series.
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Really. SUSAN EISNER New York To the Editor: Re "For Trusted Trump Tower Insider, Longtime Passion for Writing Leads Into a Storm" (news article, July 21): I don't believe the speechwriter's claim that she wrote down passages from Michelle Obama's 2008 speech that were read to her by Melania Trump and then included them in a draft speech.
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INDOORS The house is entered through a central, double-height foyer that leads into the main entertaining rooms: a large family room with a stone fireplace and French doors that open to a patio, and nearby, a large chef's kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, a center island and an adjoining breakfast room that opens to the yard.
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I turn to face the enfilade that leads into the rest of the show and I'm presented with a long passageway with grottos off to the side, out of which peek images of the work of great Black artists I recognize at a glimpse: Glenn Ligon, Alma Thomas, Norman Lewis, and further on, Leonardo Drew, Sam Gilliam, and Shinique Smith.
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The criticism goes that the studios try to shoehorn actors who arguably are leads into supporting categories because (a) they know it's by and large easier to get supporting nominations and wins, (b) they have other actors in the same film competing in those categories and/or (c) someone is either too famous to be considered supporting or not famous enough to be seen as a lead.
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So "The Vulcan Hello" and "Battle of the Binary Stars" are interested in questions of war and ethics, but they center on a tense stand-off between starships, and I don't think I'm giving too much away (it's in the episode name, after all) by revealing that the stand-off eventually leads into a big battle that shows off Discovery's sizable special effects budget.
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The book works best when the philosophical concept allegedly embodied by a cartoon is, for lack of a better definition "cool": a vignette depicting Pinocchio saying "my nose grows now" is actually an illustration from 1901 by Carlo Chiostri and leads into an explanation of Zeno's paradox, the one denying the existence of motion, which became famous with the anecdote of Achilles and the Tortoise.
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These credits scenes usually tease out the next movie or give fans an Easter egg that introduces wrinkles to the ongoing narrative (think the scene after the credits of Thor: Ragnarok, when the Asgardians run into Thanos, which immediately leads into Avengers: Infinity War.) But Watchmen isn't a movie; it's a television series, and one that's far from your typical comic book superhero story either way.
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Like any good magpie, Gabbert keeps the delightful facts coming, and often leads into them the way she might at a dinner party, with some version of: "I read somewhere that…" In this vein, she notes that Kafka's "Metamorphosis" is difficult to translate into Japanese because of "insect appreciation" — meaning, in short, that the Japanese might not find it all that gross or jarring to wake up as a giant bug.
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Big Time Toys might be technical — breach of contract, sure — until you find yourself reading affidavits that suggest this could be one of those unusual contests, not of law but of meaning — maybe not the tail end of a universe expressing itself, but definitely one that leads into that lively place between ordinary truth and hopeful dreams and all the way to the essential contradiction at the core of the American character.
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Where a lesser sitcom would use this plot as a B- or C-story involving at most two characters, Happy Endings loops all six of its leads into Penny's web of lies, until by the third act Brad and Jane are opening gifts at a shower for their fictional baby, Alex is oscillating between pretending to be a lesbian and seducing Max and Dave's skeevy landlord, and Dave is faking a terminal illness.
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