Northam's campaign wasn't based on just an empty litany of policy, it was a policy litany people could believe.
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Twenty-six women enact this litany loosely modeled on the "Litany for Survival" by Audre Lorde, individual bodies acting in unison, converging on the New Museum to say her name.
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" Her answer is a litany: "Kenya, Hawaii, Tahiti, Martinique.
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It is a depressing litany, to be sure, though often
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He listed off his litany of complaints about the election.
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But the idea invites a whole litany of fascinating questins.
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He has long highlighted North Korea's litany of broken promises.
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And then she proceeds to lampshade a litany of discomfort.
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It also included a litany of alleged offences by reporters.
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Some of this litany has to do with the medium.
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In between, there was an almost constant litany of complaints.
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"He gives me this litany of reasons," Mr. Islas said.
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In practice, the program has produced a litany of frustrations.
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His wailing falsetto turned repeated phrases into a keening litany.
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But his book is more than a litany of victims.
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Democrats are offering up a litany of exciting big ideas.
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She's waiting on a litany of other equally important reports.
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As it thaws, the dirt could release a litany of horrors.
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Each offers video calls in addition to a litany of features.
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He cites a litany of news reports to justify the allegation.
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These avenues of discrimination have created a litany of healthcare problems.
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Google's witnesses and lawyers offered a litany of explanations for APIs.
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During his 11-season career, Washington suffered a litany of injuries.
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Most Trump supporters aren't ignorant of the litany I presented above.
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A brief litany of messy wars and their endings since 1945
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There is one exception to this sad litany: health care workers.
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This litany of ideas might make "The Uninhabitable Earth" sound upbeat.
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ANONYMOUS Start by breaking down this litany of criticisms a bit.
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His death remains the subject of a litany of conspiracy theories.
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They talk over one another, pouring out a litany of grievances.
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The B.J.P., India's dominant political party, came last in his litany.
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But now, a litany of screwups is halting those very same plans.
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Its litany of possibly "triggering" material was mocked as overly politically correct.
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The party has moved in his direction on a litany of issues.
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She also hammered him on a litany of comments demeaning to women.
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Would I find a litany of arrests for unlicensed maple syrup distribution?
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Their father was taking a "litany of medications" simply to remain comfortable.
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Houston police say they've uncovered a litany of evidence contradicting Vence's story.
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For that Mr Cameron can thank the litany of woes afflicting Europe.
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Since I began getting migraines, I've been prescribed a litany of medications.
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There's a litany of stories about this and composers' nervous systems combusting.
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Her litany of lies, double-talk and hypocrisy have reached epic proportions.
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Despite Obama's unblemished string of wins, a litany of trade issues remain.
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The former first overall draft pick has suffered a litany of injuries.
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The volcano is just one of a litany of new Jurassic spectacles.
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The next morning, Simmons provided M. with a litany of his operations.
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Mr. Tomko faced a litany of charges, including misconduct and sexual harassment.
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She suffers from a litany of medical conditions, including diabetes and depression.
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Did one Republican stand up and decry Cohen's litany of presidential lies?
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Sarah Thomas, an American football official, has seen a litany of football firsts.
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Should you finally switch to T-Mobile and its litany of appealing offers?
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Still others are trying to minimize the charge with a litany of excuses.
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It works, but it doesn't make the Mindframe's litany of issues go away.
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Enterprises face a litany of threats from both inside and outside the firewall.
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And with Scapple, there's no litany of complicated tools to remember and master.
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"I love you so much," he said, after asking a litany of questions.
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In it, women read a litany of Trump's own damning words about women.
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"The Only Plane in the Sky" gives us a litany of What Ifs.
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The litany of ethics reviews were detailed in a letter to Democratic Reps.
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After listening to this litany of grave warnings, a certain anxiety overtook me.
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Adobe Lightroom helped in one big way and a litany of small ones.
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It's a litany of mistakes, and it will make you angry to watch.
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The litany of wrongful convictions was not just enormous — it was still growing.
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He still faces a litany of other legal woes, including several civil suits.
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Which brings us back to Helen, and the litany of calamity described above.
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The complaint against Agha and Dardar reels off a litany of successful hacks.
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Here's why Mr. Cohen has decided to confess to a litany of crimes.
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Jeb Bush, and her office has been criticized for a litany of problems.
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Wang listened to the strange litany of symptoms that plagued the boy's summer.
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Biden: A Life of Trial and Redemption, runs through a litany of worries
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Accusations against a litany of other famous men followed: Nelly on October 7.
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Investors are nervous about a litany of factors beyond coronavirus fears, Aldis said.
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This litany of anti-democratic abuses should feel distressingly familiar to American readers.
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He unspooled the usual litany of Trump's violations of fact and human dignity.
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Also, the litany of nonsensical Benghazi hearings purposely took a toll on Mrs.
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Mueller faced a litany of headwinds typical of a high-stakes government investigation.
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For decades, federal judges have reflexively imposed a litany of supervised release conditions.
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Trump went over a litany of what he called China's unfair trade policies.
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Despite her litany of health issues, Ginsburg has expressed no interest in retiring.
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His answers are for the most part a litany of vague personal grievances.
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A "7 Moles" margarita debuted, confusing my tongue with a litany of spices.
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It was a litany familiar to any editor, whether in book publishing or publications.
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Shinwari described a litany of abuses he said were committed by Islamic State fighters.
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We literally listed a litany of media reports that are in the public domain.
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The status quo is the result of a litany of failure on all sides.
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Warren stuck to her script, talking at length about her litany of policy proposals.
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But for most Venezuelans, the blackouts add to a litany of other daily burdens.
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There's a litany of other things Emil Michael has done in the past publicly.
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We've had this ugly litany of news flow -- impeachment, Brexit, protests in Hong Kong.
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Tech's buzzy litany of cliches like "breakthrough" or "innovative" mischaracterizes what technology actually does.
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In the meantime, the Italians fell victim to an unbelievable litany of refereeing errors.
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A cursory glance of that feed reveals a litany of Spring Break animal abuse.
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Within hours, concerns were raised online that resurfaced a litany of (now-deleted) tweets.
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Teachers feel pushed over the edge to protest against a litany of resulting troubles.
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His accusers' accounts are a sad litany of the same appalling scenes with Weinstein.
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She reflected, too, on her typical response to the nation's litany of gun massacres.
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Then, there's Futurama's litany of hilarious robots, from Bender, to Hedonismbot, to Humorbot 5.0.
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I distinguish this from the usual litany of things that merely make someone promotable.
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The tensions add to a litany of other issues that have sapped employee morale.
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The lawsuit details a litany of combative exchanges between Sinclair and the Justice Department.
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Ms. Hutchins recalled that the original manuscript was a dull litany of animal noises.
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Looking deeply into Tyler, the Creator's back catalog provides a litany of similar references.
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The retreat on Afghanistan compounds the litany of setbacks that has confronted the court.
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They published a litany of stories supporting Mr. Brat and viciously attacking Mr. Cantor.
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It included a litany of conservative policy proposals, modeled after the White House's demands.
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A litany of grievances regarding everything from overcooked burgers to overly chatty Uber drivers?
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Pruitt is facing a litany of scandals, many related to his spending and travel.
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The list of workplace causes of cancer provides a litany of largely ignored factors.
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Obama faces a litany of obstacles in pushing his nominee through the nomination process.
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My checkered past, it turns out, may not be a litany of imprudent decisions.
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" Rubio ran through a litany of national ailments, then explained, "That's why I'm missing votes.
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Valdés's translator, David Frye, is overfond of the word "litany," which appears with pathological frequency.
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But China has a litany of its own struggles, if only on the financial side.
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Photo: GettyHell hath no fury like a litany of teens shitting on an app redesign.
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Of course, I'd been peppered with a litany of questions, but had never felt unwelcome.
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So, investors are wondering what Buffett thinks about the litany of scandals plaguing the bank.
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View this document on Scribd In a lengthy document, Sassani claims a litany of abuses.
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Throughout all of this was also a litany of smaller injuries that didn't require surgery.
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All in all, this interim report points to a litany of failings in the industry.
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Maddox has repeatedly denied knowledge of the litany of complaints by employees against Steve Wynn.
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Still, the power generators face a litany of other problems linked to the industry's structure.
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Faced with this litany, many liberals (of the free-market sort) have lost their nerve.
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Uninstall." There's a litany of curses, and one asks, "What do you know about China?
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But only a full on-camera public litany of his depredations can do the job.
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His injury is just another in a litany of injuries for this year's Utah team.
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There's been a litany of policy debates and elections since, but mostly just stifling inaction.
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He charts the litany of errors made by the British, the effects of which endure.
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As of Season 7, however, we can add another adjective to this litany of descriptors.
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The whole second verse is a litany of things I've told every man I've dated.
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WhatsApp bars Islamic State supporters for a litany of violations of its terms of service.
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It's practically a litany of survival scenarios playing out in high-drama action-adventure form.
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Beyond a litany of awards, it has proven to be a smash with Netflix subscribers.
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Think about it: There's a litany of one-liners that we give certain relationship behaviors.
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She pleaded not guilty to a litany of charges as severe as the rape suspect's.
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After several minutes of suffering through his litany of Internet myths, something occurred to me.
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When experts are asked about solutions to the city's woes, they recite a familiar litany.
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It's a litany too long to be excused, a record too gross to be expunged.
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The inquiry has led to indictments and guilty pleas for a litany of Trump associates.
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After every tragic mass shooting, Democrats come out with the same litany of talking points.
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The litany of reasons for the downtrend are numerous — geopolitical, political, inflation, and interest rates.
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Manafort was convicted of or pleaded guilty to a litany of financial and other crimes.
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The federal government has responded in kind with a litany of suits of its own.
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Its lyrics are a litany of political ills and social injustice Thailand is afflicted with.
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World Series of Fighting limps into 2017 weighed down by a litany of other issues.
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It was a good few years before we really got down to working on Litany.
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A Reddit forum titled "tradeXIV" for XIV traders turned into a litany of horror stories.
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Many people may find that surprising given the litany of abuses you suffered growing up.
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The group also must be sharp mentally against the Patriots' litany of stunts and blitzes.
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But the events in Bucharest stand out in the nation's long litany of Holocaust offenses.
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Outside the family, a litany of staffing problems loomed as the shutdown deadline drew nearer.
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This is only the latest in the litany of despicable actions taken by Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Trump recited a familiar litany of complaints about lawless immigrants and naïve trade deals.
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And for colored girls is so much more than a litany of Black women's suffering.
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A litany of (decidedly unimpeachable) patriots delivered a series of devastating blows to Trump's defense.
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Because unlike the litany of devices listed above, people will actually buy the Galaxy S20.
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Over the past few months, the once-buzzy company has faced a litany of issues.
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The litany of conspiracy theories outlined above presents a true threat to the United States.
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The allegations add to a litany of complaints about the company's culture under Neumann's leadership.
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Manafort faces a litany of financial charges pertaining to his work as a foreign lobbyist.
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Like him or not, the President's first year has been a litany of promises kept.
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The conclusions of the WHO report are buoyed by a litany of other recent research.
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We cannot afford to treat this one as just another of Trump's litany of outrages.
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His landscapes are a litany of primary colors and common nouns: blue sky, green grass.
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The measure authorized a top-line budget of $717 billion to cover a litany of spending.
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Or comically roasting Trump over his litany of sexist remarks, such as mocking Carly Fiorina's face.
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It is just the latest in a litany of troubles afflicting prisons in England and Wales.
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There has also been the endless litany of questions: How can it survive without a library?
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An investigation into police officers' Facebook posts finds a litany of racism and other disturbing content.
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PATH TO GROWTH AT&T, saddled with $162 billion in debt, faces a litany of challenges.
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The Real Housewives Of New York reunion has been filled with a a litany of bombshells.
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Not to mention, the Fantastic Four's litany of great villains such as Galactus and Doctor Doom.
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He ticked off a litany of claims of how employment has suffered under the Obama administration.
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Now immigration has taken center stage in the litany of fabrications that defines the Trump campaign.
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Gropings, genital exposures, grand theft: Andy Dick's litany of offenses to society is long and egregious.
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No sooner does she catch sight of me than she launches into the usual daily litany.
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Ehrenreich knows this and teases the reader for registering it with a dust-to-dust litany.
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Thousands of troops and ground, air and naval forces from a litany of countries are involved.
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Add Thousand Oaks, California, an upscale enclave 227 miles northwest of Los Angeles, to the litany.
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It features a litany of hyper-specific tracks that could help you navigate very particular scenarios.
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The litany of detentions and releases works to wear asylum seekers down until they give up.
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He's also the author of a litany of racist and anti-Semitic tweets uncovered last week.
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There are a litany of options when it comes to smart light bulbs on the market.
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There were Facebook pages, inspirational YouTube videos, and a litany of memoirs about it on Amazon .
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Reservations about impeachment The impeachment resolution that Meadows introduced cited a litany of complaints against Rosenstein.
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Your litany of his destructive comments is all the proof that he or anyone should need.
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The sudden influx of mainland Chinese has sparked a litany of complaints among Tung Chung's residents.
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The damage toll from the 12% collapse in seven trading days is a litany of rarities.
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St. George supporters cite a litany of frustrations, with complaints about underperforming schools chief among them.
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So this was "Gretchen am Spinnrade" as despairing cry, the "Lied der Mignon" as haunted litany.
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The litany of ways in which the world failed Salahuddin is too great to fully comprehend.
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Bastian offered a litany of technology improvements aimed at making the sometimes unpleasant experience of flying.
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" At one point amidst the litany of criticism from Cheney, Pence joked about receiving "softball questions.
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"There's a litany of fees because they know you can't get it anywhere else," Slott said.
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The race also saw reporters unearth a litany of Moore's most controversial statements throughout his career.
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Just the litany of lies that you would have thought would be disqualifying for anybody else.
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They are focused more, they say, on what they see as a litany of recent victories.
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From this, the litany of micro-aggressions, of denigrating stereotypes considered acceptable to peddle will permeate unabated.
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The state's lawsuit says Purdue kept pushing to sell its products despite a litany of red flags.
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He'd already been accused of helping copyright violators, sex workers, ISIS, and a litany of other deplorables.
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And with them came a litany of rules regulating both the content and frequency of their speech.
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Added to that litany is a view that corporate earnings growth has peaked amid rising borrowing costs.
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Simply put, we view the setup for the stock as very attractive for a litany of reasons.
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LuAnn was charged with a litany of alleged offenses, including disorderly intoxication and battery on an officer.
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The litany of catastrophes that can be attributed to the clothing industry extends to pollution, as well.
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That helps explain why, despite this litany of woes, conversations about euro-zone reform have gone nowhere.
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Debra Messing, however, didn't hold Will & Grace's 2017 return to NBC hostage with a litany of demands.
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The ruling recites a litany of tweets since Mr Trump took office that disparage Muslims and Islam.
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He made a long litany of promises but mostly avoided telling us how he would fulfill them.
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Eventually he emailed a massive list of viewers with a litany of wrongs committed by the station.
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Click here to view original GIFRemember your high school wood shop teacher's non-stop litany about safety?
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And his litany of alternative facts, corrections, and blunders reveal the devastating disorganization of Trump's White House.
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This lawsuit follows on the heels of a litany of mishaps for Rubin's much-hyped new venture.
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Clinton's vice presidential selection, she said, was the latest of a "litany of grievances" for progressive voters.
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The list of actions Trump promised for his first hundred days became a litany of broken promises.
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The horrible litany of body parts and ruined lives and new orphans and grieving parents would recommence.
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It's a litany provoked by art, too—a simple pop song that turns into a political prompt.
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Chris Christie for a litany of reasons, one of which was his alleged support for Common Core.
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Rather, he blamed the tragedies on a litany of other reasons, including abortions and violent video games.
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The litany of justices going bandaged into June, traditionally the last month of the session, is anecdotal.
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" It should come as no surprise that this litany of accomplishments led to the nickname "Amazing Grace.
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In a final aria, "A Lucky Man," he unfurls a litany of discontent: I'm a lucky man.
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And once again, there's a litany of reasons the market is in imminent danger of falling apart.
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Even mainstream country acts mention smoking marijuana now and again among the litany of acceptable American pastimes.
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Mr. Wu eventually returned the money but a litany of grant applicants would later cite other irregularities.
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Kaine bought up a litany of the insults that Trump has lobbed against minorities, women and others.
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The finale's soundtrack highlight was Leonard Cohen's "Who by Fire," a soulful litany of ways to die.
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The litany of exposed lies and deceit by prominent people is enough to make your head spin.
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Haaland has drawn plenty of support from liberal groups for her litany of progressive stances on issues.
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The litany of fines, which can range from $1,000 to $50,000, are a setback for any business.
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And Facebook, which has faced a litany of crises in the last two years, denies any wrongdoing.
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Last August, Mr. Cohen pleaded guilty to a litany of crimes, including for arranging hush money payments.
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Barr offered a litany of shocking views during his testimony, as the journalist Marcy Wheeler points out.
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Late last year, a parliamentary report detailed a "litany of errors" by the authorities surrounding those incidents.
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To be clear, the plans they are touting would instead put migrants through a litany of horrors.
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She released dozens upon dozens of detailed policy proposals on a litany of issues throughout her campaign.
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Stimulants also come with a litany of side effects, including sleeplessness, lethargy, suppressed appetite, and stunted growth.
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But he, like many others interviewed, said he did see a litany of problems with the press.
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Complicating matters further, the United States and Turkey are NATO allies with a litany of shared issues.
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Sanders, a self-proclaimed democratic socialist, has advocated a litany of progressive policies throughout his presidential campaign.
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That's the last thing the market needs given the litany of other challenges facing the broader markets.
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Warren ticked off a litany of potential executive actions she'd take to try to curb global warming.
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My husband and I made a litany of suggestions, the majority of which involved leaving the house.
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The next day, Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort was indicted on a litany of financial charges.
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For Israelis, it's jarring enough to see the country's first lady accused of a litany of crimes.
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Their challenge is cutting through a litany of information surrounding outdoor advertising by relying solely on visual language.
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Foreign investors have cited a litany of concerns, from unfamiliarity with Chinese companies to concerns about corporate governance.
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But the Trump administration official said the rule was a "complete mess" with a litany of unintended consequences.
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There was the usual litany of gross exaggerations and outright falsehoods to keep the fact-checking machines whirring.
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Discoveries of new CRISPR enzymes have helped to create a litany of new potential uses for the technology.
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The litany of sanctions levied against North Korea to curtail its nuclear program don't appear to be working.
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Soon they'd see that someone else had committed the litany of sordid sex crimes she'd been accused of.
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In the fight for his political life, Capuano called on a litany of backers that included former Gov.
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Instead, it seems the change simply made it easier for users to avoid using a litany of abbreviations.
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Chinese consumers can buy air conditioners, drones, laptops, luggage, hoverboards, and a litany of other things from Xiaomi.
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Still, "downside risks have grown," it said, laying out a litany of risks both within Europe and beyond.
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And Travis has a litany of issues and was allowed to stay and take a leave of absence.
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A survey of Lane's YouTube output over the next two years reveals a litany of tinfoil hat theories.
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The source of stress is never the specific litany of tasks and duties one is paid to do.
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The cars have been without a litany of safety features that are available in many older Tesla cars.
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Over time, Ms Soares has emerged from her litany of personal tragedies to transform into a cult figure.
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Nauru's hospital is ill-equipped to deal with the litany of mental-health problems already affecting asylum-seekers.
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A litany of commonly ordered preventative medicine labs were supplied, every one of them with a normal number.
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Atiku said he would go to court to contest the results due to a litany of "premeditated malpractices".
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They also predicted that legalizing more minimal procedures would generate a litany of legal, regulatory and medical problems.
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In China, the middle class now demands safer work environments, more pay, and a litany of other requests.
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It gave lawmakers and reporters a litany of policy points to chew on instead of his latest tweets.
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The recommendations come after a seeming litany of dark accusations of sexual misconduct, discrimination, and boorish workplace behavior.
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Surrogates have blasted out a litany of mayoral achievements by email, on Twitter and in op-eds articles.
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Cohen pleaded guilty to breaking campaign finance laws and a litany of other money-related crimes in August.
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The local news feels almost comforting in its sameness: a litany of power outages, corruption scandals, society parties.
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The problem is that there is still no clear obstruction by Trump, despite a litany of inappropriate comments.
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Trump's biggest supposed crime is unlike any of the litany of charges against Hollywood executives and prominent figures.
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Reciting a litany of unusual and unlikely ideas that Mr. Trump laid out at the Republican convention, Mrs.
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Georgia has seen a litany of changes in — and challenges to — voting procedures since the Shelby County decision.
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One would require that energy development facilities respect a 2,500-foot setback from a litany of protected spaces.
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Participants experience swelling, vomiting, hallucinations, diarrhea and a litany of other maladies as bodies shut down, often unpredictably.
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But Trump and Bolton had a litany of policy differences — on Iran, North Korea, Syria and, apparently, Ukraine.
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Other writers on staff have dealt with a litany of other keyboard problems in the last few years.
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Agrawal offers a litany of denials and explanations, many or all of which may yet be borne out.
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The neighbors are facing a litany of fines, some of which may total $70,000 per day per violation.
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Foreign investors have cited a litany of concerns, from unfamiliarity with Chinese companies to worries about corporate governance.
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The prosecutors' summary of the cases reads like a litany of uninformed consent wrapped inside a pathological dynamic.
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Opponents of the bill say its passage would create a litany of legal and ethical issues for Arizona.
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But the crisis was long in the making, fueled by a litany of errors, a Times investigation shows.
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On March 10 and 11, Media Matters published a litany of comments Carlson made between 2006 and 2011.
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The accounts reached dueling interpretations of a litany of information about contacts between Trump campaign officials and Russians.
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Adding to its litany of financial woes, South Africa's investment-grade credit rating is hanging by a thread.
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To the Editor: David Brooks compiles a logical litany of the many likely problems with Medicare for all.
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Trump has spent years threatening to go after Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Twitter for a litany of sins.
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With a litany of strict rules regarding what and when he can eat, he's the NFL's resident ascetic.
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We've also seen a litany of problematic privacy invasions from other countries' governments, as they battle this virus.
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He said Warren was "misinformed" on redlining and presented a litany of housing policies he pushed as mayor.
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But they are mixed in with the almost daily litany of insults and moral embarrassments from Trump himself.
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The passages on war here are vague, a litany of violence and despair presented without context or explanation.
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Residents rattle off a litany of names of neighbors and friends they have not seen or heard from.
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The president's latest comments came during a winding, 85033-minute conversation that touched on a litany of topics.
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Despite a litany of corporate cautionary notes, the S&P 500 has traded nearly 5% higher this year.
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He also repeatedly recited a litany of yardsticks by which he was leaving the country in fantastic fettle.
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Improved conservation programs in the farm bill will also help prevent a litany of other issues impacting Americans.
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Critics say a long litany of other moves by the government are taking a toll on Venezuela's democracy.
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The circumstances of his death immediately sparked controversy, including a litany of conspiracy theories that he was murdered.
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" He also decried the move in light of "the litany of Iranian-backed terrorist activity inside of Europe.
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This seemingly endless litany of transgressions can get the better of you, but realize that you're not alone.
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Police then brought a litany of charges against Farrera-Brochez and Ler over the purportedly falsified blood tests.
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McGlashan founded TPG Growth, which has had a litany of successes investing in later-stage startups such as Airbnb.
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The filing also touched on a litany of Flynn's military accolades throughout his 33-year tenure in the Army.
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To this litany of criminality, Trump has wisely asked: How have any of his monstrosities harmed the United States?
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There's a litany of other reasons why 2018 broadband speed improvements likely had nothing to do with net neutrality.
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The FTC fined Facebook $5 billion for that and a litany of other instances where it mishandled user data.
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Despite the litany of self-inflicted wounds, Facebook has yet to truly see any damage to its bottom line.
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That includes a litany of new all-electric, zero-emission vehicles that are in development and on U.S. roadways.
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He told reporters the litany of injuries he sustained during his career had worn him down physically and mentally.
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More importantly, it features Eminem in full-on old-school mode, dropping a litany of classic Marshall Mathers verses.
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Having dealt with a litany of injuries himself, del Potro is playing in his first French Open since 2012.
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Reporters can usually expect a litany of redactions done with black marker when the government hands over sensitive information.
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The Republican "compromise" immigration bill included a litany of a conservative policy proposals, modeled after the White House's demands.
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"God willing, this litany of stupidity will be the epitaph of the Haqqani network," said an exhausted-looking Boyle.
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It would be a space for musicians, like him, as well as Stanford's litany of engineers, scientists, and programmers.
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Given the growing litany of health problems in purebred dogs, perhaps it's time for some reform in this area.
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That fact has attracted a litany of Democratic hopefuls, including two past losing statewide candidates in former state Sen.
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Midsommar does present a litany of what should be (or likely for most other people is) deeply disturbing imagery.
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I'm not going to repeat the litany of ever-escalating gaffes he commits; you can see it for yourself.
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" He's got a litany of things students have endured: "Roaches, bedbugs; I mean, you name it, we've seen it.
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Atiku, 72, said he would go to court to contest the results due to a litany of "premeditated malpractices".
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The shooting of Ms. Cáceres is only one in a grim litany of political murders since the 2009 coup.
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And where does the high-gloss, highly sexed figure of Tom Ford fit in that litany of decade definers?
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It took visits to 16 doctors from a litany of specializations to finally identify the illness stealing my life.
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But conservative Wheaton alumni and parents found a litany of troubling political, cultural and theological implications in her post.
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The White House contenders debated a litany of issues, from abortion to trade policy to the House's impeachment investigation.
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Apparently the "Gray Lady" missed this, along with a litany of other racist and anti-Semitic diatribes uncovered here.
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The litany of the LAPD's oversights enumerated by "Helter Skelter" continued beyond Manson's final capture and into the trial.
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Those follow a litany of other abuse claims, both from the United Nations and nongovernmental organizations monitoring the region.
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His campaign was fascinating from state to finish — if at times horrifying — because of the litany of similar novelties.
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Who wants to be the annoying person at the restaurant dictating a litany of dish changes to the server?
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Conversely, the slightly more popular LadyBoners features a litany of sexy male celebrities— fully clothed, mostly, but sometimes shirtless.
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Due to its litany of Title IX issues, Baylor will likely end up paying out a fairly large settlement.
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But unfortunately, today there are significant barriers to accessing abortion, due to a litany of medically unnecessary state regulations.
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FACT CHECK Tying recent growth to his policy moves, the president offered broad pronouncements and a litany of statistics.
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That includes a litany of revelations about the company's mistreatment of user data, largely revealed in 2017 and 2018.
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It would be a tiresome litany if not for the fact that a human life hangs in the balance.
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Later, a young woman performed a musical litany of hate against everyone, across the whole political and social spectrum.
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Judge went through a litany of drills on Tuesday before the Yankees' 5-1 win here over the A's.
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While the film is a bit forgettable when compared to Pixar's litany of accolade-adorned movies, it's still fun.
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The missing details of the deal have left a litany of questions: Exactly what commitments did the Chinese make?
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Establishment Democrats worried about beating President Donald Trump have raised a litany of fears about Sanders: He's George McGovern!
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Nor will I be taking up this whole litany of left-wing proposals they've been passing in the House.
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A litany of critical medical procedures followed, including hip, femur and knee replacements and the removal of a kidney.
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The litany of abuses is long and horrendous and includes targeted and indiscriminate killings, rape and looting of civilians.
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They kind of just see it as being the next in this litany of persecution that's been going on.
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Ghosn was due to face trial in Japan for a litany of charges involving alleged mismanagement of Nissan's money.
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The crash was one of a litany of accidents involving Indonesian airlines since 2000, including several involving Lion Air.
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Mazzini is introduced in prison awaiting his date with the hangman and finishing his memoirs, a litany of crime.
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Charges of a litany of financial crimes against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his deputy Rick Gates.
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The study, titled "Under Pressure: The Squeezed Middle Class," laid out a litany of problems affecting middle-income households.
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Like pirates, many hackers are self-described fighters against the system, extracting vengeance for a litany of perceived ills.
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Trump and his family have already been accused of litany of crimes that would make mobster Lucky Luciano jealous.
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Sloan said his decision to relinquish control of Wells Fargo could help the bank overcome a litany of scandals.
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The litany of funding approaches available, Briggs said, is leading finance chiefs to increasingly bolster their own tech fluency.
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What it means for investors So, what does this litany of lamentation mean for investors in the companies involved?
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Then his mind returned to the ceaseless litany of considerations he had to navigate to make the perfect choice.
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The future of gaming/military training programs inches ever closer with this week's litany of VR Battle Royale style games.
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The teacher has since been arrested and is facing a litany of charges, including for aggravated assault and reckless conduct.
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To his credit, the mayor showed up, promised specific actions and responded to a litany of shouted, angry citizen complaints.
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The main story of Judgment is great, but its litany of minigames and side missions can be just as fun.
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Most publishers desperately want to improve their experience, and many sites have gone through a litany of revamps and redesigns.
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Yet despite the fact DAMN is glued together with a litany of theological references, its takeaway needn't be strictly religious.
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Aside from pink chicken, students have documented green chicken, brown lettuce, rotten fresh fruit, and a litany of other issues.
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Amber Heard's defamation lawsuit against comedian Doug Stanhope includes a litany of shocking accusations against Depp and his publicity team.
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The diet that has come to define this strange, decadent point in Western history has a litany of health consequences.
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Kauffman, a 68-year-old endocrinologist, was facing a litany of charges, including murder, racketeering and leading a narcotics network.
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He and partner Andy Murray went on to win their match, and hopefully receive a litany of intentional fist bumps.
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One of these is a priest whose godly wisdom consists of a hair-raising litany of ethnic and religious hatreds.
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Warren wanted a litany of fixes in higher education from King, but her first priority was the former Corinthian students.
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Munn also spoke about the litany of terrible movies and the male actors who are successful in spite of it.
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Chris Christie found a litany of ways to call Senator Marco Rubio inexperienced, Mr. Kasich sidestepped opportunities to go negative.
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Berl later moved to America, where he accrued a litany of difficult-to-earn pilots licenses, according to the website.
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In the Fox interview, Trump brought up a litany of complaints about China that he emphasized during his presidential campaign.
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To that end, the song's unnamed narrator unspools a litany of his qualifications for making it on the Golden Coast.
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Ayotte -- at any point during the year's long litany of outrages that preceded the release of this "Access Hollywood" videotape?
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Since then, Mercedes has seen a litany of hitters ranging from Cano and Encarnacion to Albert Pujols and Francisco Cervelli.
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In addition to suing companies that have similar hologram technology, he's faced a litany of lawsuits from his former employees.
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He would never lose his job for trying to justify the litany of falsehoods that the President espouses or tweets.
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That's not to mention the litany of wearable devices that gained "smart" features without running a full-fledged smartwatch platform.
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And yet, CES exists and thrives because it continues to host worthy things in among its litany of technological excess.
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Move mouse to—sweet tap-dancing Wilbur Ross, I can't even finish reciting such an inane litany of needless actions.
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More often than not, history indicates such deals are accompanied with a litany of promises that rarely, if ever, materialize.
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It's also spawned a litany of memes and the perpetual joke that you should never, ever kill John Wick's dog.
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And there is considerable work left to be done to bring any one of Warren's litany of ideas to fruition.
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Pro Publica, a nonprofit investigative journalism organization, recently offered a litany of examples of governmental side-stepping of the law.
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A U.N. report in December referred to a "terrible litany" of violations including unlawful killings, torture, gang rape and slavery.
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That's all in addition to the litany of other terms and tropes authors explicitly warn readers about in their disclaimers.
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Rabinowitz documented "a litany of anti-Semitic and other discriminatory behavior he experienced" in his response to the performance review.
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It is a great day in America, despite the Schumer-Pelosi progressive litany that tax reform aids only the wealthy.
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There are also a litany of subpoenas regarding his business and financial records sought by congressional, state and local investigators.
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Hillary Clinton, his Democratic opponent, has faced her own litany of questions about her email habits and, implicitly, her trustworthiness.
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I was a spoiled, restless 6-year-old monster with a litany of complaints: ''I keep getting bitten by mosquitoes!
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What you're left with is an endless litany of half-formed ideas that amount to nothing more than classroom sniggering.
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I can still remember how it just completely stopped me in my tracks with its litany of literary name-dropping.
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Toward the end of the book, Pearl names the models she packs in newspaper, a veritable litany that includes semiautomatics, .
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Two years later, in 2015, he stood up for a Marine colonel facing a litany of charges, including sexual harassment.
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He admitted to a litany of unpaid bills, legal judgments and defaulted mortgages that had dogged him for two decades.
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Individual art works can end up drowning in a loud litany as viewers move from gallery to gallery to gallery.
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Glory and Its Litany of Horrors , by Fernanda Torres, translated from the Portuguese by Eric M. B. Becker (Restless Books) .
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Michael Cohen has pleaded guilty to a litany of crimes and cooperated with investigators — all without a deal for leniency.
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Patterson, a native Jamaican, raises a litany of questions around the unidentified dead in the 2010 Tivoli Incursion in Kingston.
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It would be a tiresome litany if not for the fact that in state executions, the executioner is always you.
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A search for "three piece suit" on Amazon returns a litany of budget brands like YFFUSHI, WULFUL and WEEN CHARM.
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And on Sunday, in tweets to his more than 40 million followers, he offered a litany of accusations against Mrs.
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H. R. McMaster, the national security adviser, over a litany of policy differences, including his interest in détente with Iran.
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President Trump issued an astonishing litany of complaints against the news media in a recently published interview with Time magazine.
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House prosecutors on Thursday presented a litany of facts and arguments to support their charge that Trump abused his power.
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For procedurals fans, a litany of shows from the Law & Order universe will be available, including every episode of SVU.
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That directive lists a litany of responsibilities, and policy and requirements that need to be met to accept a gift.
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The new group is headed by a quartet of progressive women who have advocated for a litany of liberal priorities.
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A Sky television modem, we're wryly informed midway through a litany of far more terrible disasters, has not yet arrived.
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This litany inevitably ends with a gripe that Europe needs to do much more to foster such companies at home.
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More recently it has generated a litany of derogatory slurs and alt-right political rants, which saddens and perplexes him.
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Nor will I be taking up this whole litany of left-wing proposals they have been passing in the House.
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It was just one of a litany of challenges Munoz overcame since he took the top job in September 2015.
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Vance has a litany of non-prosecutions, too—it just happens to include some powerful people who could help Vance.
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So, you know, every firm today has a huge litany of software and hardware problems they're trying to solve, right?
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They further said that enforcing existing rules is more important that adding to the litany of regulations already in place.
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There are litany of differences between Clinton and Trump, of course, but climate change is one of the most prominent.
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On Friday, two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, were added to the sad litany of sanctuaries desecrated by unholy violence.
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Instead I found a litany by creative folk struggling to come to terms with an unpleasant year that ended badly.
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"You want truthful sentences?" she asks in the new novel, after a noisome litany of them rolls off her tongue.
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At public meetings to discuss the project, residents offered a litany of worries, including concerns about building heights and traffic.
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Since 2011, Texas has mandated that anyone who wants to register voters must become 'deputized' through a litany of requirements.
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Cohen pleaded guilty in August to a litany of financial crimes, and pleaded guilty in November for lying to Congress.
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Inevitably, there are a litany of wreck-heads itching to add their hoarse, disorientated voices to the digital dawn chorus.
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This complaint reads more like political talking points than a reasoned legal brief, and it contains a litany of inaccurate information.
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In many ways, adulthood is a litany of dreams deferred, elaborate goals of things like eating ice cream for dinner dashed.
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They bent over backwards as Andy has written to protect Hillary and we can through the litany of things supporting that.
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Alec Baldwin goes in on the golden showers dossier, with a litany of pee jokes that are not to be forgotten.
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Over the next 90 minutes, Osterloh and his leadership team introduce a litany of new products that have Assistant baked in.
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In the Fox interview, Trump brought up a litany of complaints about China which he had emphasized during his presidential campaign.
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Many were angered by what they saw as insufficient punishment for those who perpetrated a litany of crimes against their people.
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As you certainly know by the litany of trending hashtags and speculative-without-spoilers blog posts, Game of Thrones is back.
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So Google is now building its own SoC, as fully evidenced by its litany of job listings attesting to that ambition.
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We chant a litany, wearing red for our fierce rage and life blood, for collective strategy, rhythm, and insistent Black joy.
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It was the latest in a litany of injuries that have hampered the career of the 26-year-old from Hawaii.
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In the weeks before and after Anders' death, state inspectors found a litany of problems at the facility, including staffing shortages.
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" Cobb included deforestation among the country's litany of tragedies, citing the "bygone glory of Haiti's lush mahogany and tropical oak forests.
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The litany of "thoughts and prayers" that began to pour in on Twitter — we knew those were on the way, too.
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All the while, and without briefing papers, Mr Macron listened to the litany of complaints and offered a response to each.
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A 2013 Government Accountability Office audit in found a litany of problems with the recovery efforts spearheaded by the Clinton Foundation.
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So, Falconer had to create costumes for the house's litany of residents-turned-ghosts spanning from 1918 to the modern day.
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She then goes on to describe the litany of annoyingly unsolicited skin care tips that she's been given over the years.
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Other controversial figures, past and present, also continue to be represented on the Walk of Fame, despite a litany of scandals.
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When Simone first identified the women in refrigerators trope, she garnered a litany of responses from noted comics writers and fans.
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Experts offered a depressing litany of facts about the damage that could be caused by a magnitude 7 earthquake underneath Oakland.
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Among the litany of things Fox has described in the past, her first introduction to Transformers director Michael Bay sticks out.
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Wynn Resorts has already admitted to a litany of charges, laid out in a complaint by the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
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It's a minute-long spot dedicated to all things Black and magical, with a litany of hairstyles important to our heritage.
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If you take Trump's name away and look at his economic policies, you don't see a litany of right-wing proposals.
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Members of the Senate Commerce Committee have introduced a litany of bills to address the "digital divide" over the past year.
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While the "litany" of issues facing Wells Fargo has weighed on the shares, there are three things Siefers sees as positive.
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Trump's comments follow remarks Thursday from US and Israeli officials who laid out a litany of examples of malign Iranian behavior.
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The title track addressed a litany of societal ills, and "If I Was Your Girlfriend" represented Prince at his carnal best.
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To the Editor: As a sociologist of education, I appreciate Nicholas Kristof's revisiting a litany of racist realities in our country.
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Los Angeles—invoked in a litany of street names, a love letter that is also an elegy—is razed and redeveloped.
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The ACLU is currently involved in a litany of lawsuits against the Trump administration over several policies it argues are discriminatory.
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That&aposs why experience across several cycles and a litany of defaults — and the relationships won from that work — is critical.
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McQuade's litany of collage work has appeared in publications like the New York Times, The New Yorker, WIRED, and GOOD magazine.
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When someone asks how I made it to the summit, I don't reply with a litany of gear, or training regimens.
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She and some of her co-workers relayed the litany of ways the network differs from any other co-working space.
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On Sunday, police arrested current and former members of a Christian group in New Mexico for a litany of alleged crimes.
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Meanwhile, our love of new tech means that we own a litany of gadgets that older generations could only dream of.
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It notably pits Natty against a litany of evil grownups, and emphasizes that her world is kind but predatory and unpredictable.
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The research community has documented a litany of negative consequences for health that this sort of aggressive and violent policing produces.
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Mr. Francis' story became just another in a litany of cautionary tales shared in America's immigrant communities under the Trump administration.
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In a litany of memos on Friday, prosecutors effectively accused the president of defrauding voters, questioning the legitimacy of his victory.
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Its contents were dismaying; the singer's social media housed a litany of racial slurs and memes, posted in her early teens.
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One of those suits was Garrison's, which alleges that Bloomberg made a litany of sexist and racist comments over the years.
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Perhaps his administration's litany of indefensible ethics violations combined with their disrespect of congressional oversight powers will be the breaking point.
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It's the latest challenge to hit the Trump administration, which already faces a litany of lawsuits over the national emergency declaration.
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In The Daily Mail, a series of correspondents revisited a litany of complaints about Meghan's behavior, going back to her wedding.
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During a six-week trial, witnesses recounted the litany of nightmares — brainwashing, starvation diets, sexual slavery — they endured under his hand.
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Avenatti has also released a litany of policy positions, many of which align with the progressive wing of the Democratic Party.
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Pruitt's attempts to reshape the EPA's transparency rules come as he faces intense scrutiny over a litany of recent ethics controversies.
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Or, more precisely, if they do, that joy is outweighed by the rolling litany of daily horrors that Trump has inflicted.
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Prosecutors laid out a litany of examples of how she did so, saying her scheme took place between 2015 and 2019.
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It continued in the same vein as the earlier entries—a litany of undifferentiated sex acts and accounts of people squabbling.
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There's a well-practiced litany during these moments: the shock, the commiserating texts and social media posts, the flood of memories.
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They confront their adversaries with a litany of stigmatized populations — gays, drug users, prostitutes — whose dignity they are pledged to defend.
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Or perhaps the litany of ways the Trump administration has dismantled laws and regulations protecting healthy, safe and clean drinking water?
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There has been a litany of other scandals, some involving Uber, Lending Tree, Hampton Creek — the list goes on and on.
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Mr. Nelson voiced a litany of irritations: people on welfare who don't want to work, immigrants taking jobs, the culture of complaint.
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But that record comes with a litany of complicated past positions, including his opposition to busing being ordered on the federal level.
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He's achievement, if it can be called that, was widely condemned by scientists and ethicists, who railed off a litany of concerns.
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Consider the litany of ideological sins that Sanders checks off to prove that Hillary Clinton is a moderate and not a progressive.
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Many voters were angered by what they saw as insufficient punishment for those who perpetrated a litany of crimes against their people.
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FOWLER: But every-- (CROSSTALK) BOOTHE: Look, Richard, here&aposs the thing, I can you a litany-- FOWLER: But every case is different.
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"We know they're responsible for a litany of violence against the Turkish government so it's not surprising that they're involved," he said.
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New cars are starting to come with a litany of sensors, everything from radar and ultrasonics to front- and rear-facing cameras.
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Mrs Clinton set the furore in the context of the litany of insults he has dished out to other people and groups.
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On Sunday night, the Mexican government began proceedings to send him to the United States to face a litany of drug charges.
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Trump unleashes a common State of the Union applause line after listing a litany of boasts about the economy and military strength.
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This means that engineers have had to come up with a litany of exceedingly difficult ways to try to land on Mars.
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OK, this is a lot better than the long litany of fundamental flaws to which SS7 was vulnerable, but it's still sad.
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Over the past year, headlines have presented a litany of the absurd ways that we're wrecking the places we attempt to appreciate.
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McAdoo, raised in a small town in western Pennsylvania, thanked a litany of leaders for his development as a coach, including Coughlin.
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What followed from Mr. Cuomo was a litany of good-governance proposals that, though familiar, are still sorely needed: Publicly financing campaigns.
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The birth of rock 'n' roll interrupted the litany of teenage tear jerkers (also known, I kid you not, as "splatter platters").
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The facility has come under scrutiny in recent months after a scathing report detailed a litany of abuse allegations and shocking conditions.
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I easily scheduled the pre-op exam and a litany of accompanying examinations: an EKG, chest x-rays, and various blood tests.
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I think anyone who has gone through something traumatic could have a litany of things to remind them of that traumatic experience.
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But a litany of Republican establishment groups were displeased with her voting record and invested more than $1 million to unseat her.
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Is Lynch setting up a cascade of satisfying resolutions with this litany of drawn-out nothings, repetition, and unfamiliar names and faces?
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The iPhone maker is particularly powerful because a litany of companies rely on it for 20 percent of their revenue or more.
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Daily news reports would consist of a grim litany – closed factories, rising prices, falling property values, and key workers leaving the country.
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The poll follows a litany of headlines about unsavory liaisons between Russia and Trump's team that have come out since Trump's election.
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Guzman faces a litany of charges in the United States, and could be tried in various cities, including Chicago and New York.
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She did her homework, hitting Bernie Sanders with a litany of details about his voting record on gun control and health care.
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America's economy is increasingly intertwined with the European Union's, and unfortunately the litany of bad European imports hasn't ended with Russel Brand.
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In the 14 years since then, the evidence linking regular fast food consumption with a litany of undesirable outcomes has become overwhelming.
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After damning testimony by a litany of (decidedly unimpeachable) patriots, the recently-passed resolution sets the rules for a public impeachment inquiry.
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It also comes with a litany of features, including the ability to remotely fold the rear two rows from a smartphone app.
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"I can't believe that you don't want to see me," it repeats, on the way into a litany of disconnection and desperation.
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At every turn, Insatiable recklessly rips through a litany of social issues and, despite my prayers, refuses to stop the fat-shaming.
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When his clients complained that they had not received the proceeds of their settlements, Mr. Schlesinger responded with a litany of excuses.
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The U.N. and Human Rights Watch have accused Azov, as well as other Kiev battalions, of a litany of human rights abuses.
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The revelations come at a trying time for Facebook, which has faced a litany of criticism over how it handles user data.
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She handled the egos of a litany of male writers, including Norman Mailer, Philip Roth, John Updike, Jack Kerouac, and V.S. Naipaul.
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As attorney general, Sessions will wield enormous power over a litany of civil rights issues that are important to communities of color.
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And the litany of controversial issues making it to the court has continued, especially given the polarization and gridlock on Capitol Hill.
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" In response, Harun gives a litany of his own impieties, culminating in the declaration that "God is a question, not an answer.
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Ed Davis, Boston police chief from 7063 to 2013, said the litany of restrictions helped drive his decision not to issue Tasers.
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So with the first record, you thought it was all you had in you—and then, somehow you released Litany last year.
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It was a more free and open kind of creative process on Litany, whereas before I was really struggling with my depression.
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But even as it's all delivered with the ritualistic pace of mythic litany, the presentation does not strive for a heightened tone.
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There, the state's attorney general, Eric Schneiderman, already has sent the company a litany of questions about its handling of the breach.
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But Twitter's public stance on free expression, along with its nebulous guidelines, have been used to justify a litany of hate speech.
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He took a no-tolerance stance on Wi-Fi because a single ground rule seemed more hospitable than a litany of restrictions.
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Women with the disorder have heavy, agonizing periods along with a litany of other symptoms depending on where the rogue cells lurk.
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But it has a litany of historic grievances, exacerbated during the 1939-1975 Franco dictatorship, when its culture and politics were suppressed.
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It suggests that a litany of headwinds — the trade war, Brexit, slowdowns in Europe and China — is having an effect on growth.
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"Lagos Island is a litany of buildings about to collapse or already collapsing," the Socialist Party of Nigeria said in a statement.
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Yet they still had to wait some more, through readings in English and then readings in Spanish, and a litany of prayers.
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Second, a regained sense of history as a repository of wisdom and example rather than just a litany of crimes and wrongthink.
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The litany of absurd past pardons (Sheriff Joe Arpaio, etc.) along with Mr. D'Souza's and others being contemplated (such as former Gov.
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"Their record is an uninterrupted litany of cowardice, incompetence and blame shifting," Robert Shrimsley wrote in a column for the Financial Times.
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With the spread of the pandemic, there have been a litany of calls for the US to relax or remove those sanctions.
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Chatting inside their latest project, in the Buckhead neighborhood, they described a litany of slights by Democrats as motivation for switching sides.
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"We need unconscious bias training for everyone," said Tracey Spicer, the well-known TV anchor, after recounting a litany of sexist encounters.
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SURFACING In Sarasota, there is a community surrounding a litany of roadside psychics and more than 100 mediums and spiritual guides. Why?
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There's no one right way to mourn the death of a loved one, but this movie provides a litany of wrong ways.
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"Nonsense," said Jay Sekulow, the longest-serving personal attorney to Trump, when asked about the litany of allegations flying around Capitol Hill.
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Mr. Maqoma, the founder of Vuyani Dance Theater, realized that the piece is, in this way, like a ritual, a religious litany.
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Millions of Americans living in low-income communities and communities of color face a litany of environmental injustices on a daily basis.
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Insomnia is also proved to cause a litany of problems, such as deadly motor vehicle accidents, heart disease and difficulty in concentrating.
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A litany of mistakes The foreclosure mess adds to the list of customers who have been hurt by problems at Wells Fargo.
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But I'm sure many people who use Uber can come up with a litany of ways to use this new reporting feature.
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However, his new position brought a litany of attacks against him on stage as his rivals sought to boost their own standing.
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" McCoy's press release cites a litany of other grievances against Trump: "He has insulted prisoners of war and later refused to apologize.
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The report commissioned by the government detailed a litany of failings that caused the tragedy, including the ferry's departure without notifying authorities.
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Abortion regulations 2019 also saw a litany of state measures looking to restrict, create obstacles to or dissuade those pursuing the procedure.
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Those services will join Netflix (NFLX), Disney+ and the litany of other streaming companies that are vying for viewer's time and money.
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Bruce Rauner's record, featuring five actors sardonically thanking Rauner on a litany of sensitive cultural issues, including gender identity, abortion and immigration.
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It's mostly just a litany of slams on the president and congressional Republicans, punctuated by sketches that sometimes get into obscene territory.
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The litany of self-inflicted wounds by the president continues to grow – the result of the president's temperament and inexperience in governing.
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More than a dozen tornadoes strike Virginia Before Florence sputters out for good, it also struck Virginia with a litany of tornadoes.
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But with the current litany of data and video on opponents, he said there was no excuse for a lack of preparation.
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The litany above is what I want them to do, and the person who could make them do it is Paul Ryan.
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I write it because something fascinating is underway: After decades of incrementalism, Democrats are now proposing a litany of exciting big ideas.
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"Hopefully, we'll do something before we begin to have a litany of recent fatal accidents," Mr. Sullenberger said in a recent interview.
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It features a jaunty soundtrack and recounts a litany of "humiliating defeats" suffered by the US at the hands of North Korea.
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After all, Phil Rivers makes a habit of coming out big early in campaigns, acquiring a litany of injuries, and fading late.
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A classic he said/she said litany of statements flowed from both companies, and a two-week jury trial concluded in 2017.
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But even if people criticize Swift's approach, is there really a point to imposing a litany of required feminist behavior on her?
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The man was convicted of a litany of sexual offences in relation to the abuse, and sentenced to 14 years in jail.
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Photo: GettyThe European Union has made a litany of warnings to online platforms, urging them to better moderate their hellish platforms or else.
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The commitment to limit corporate PAC money comes as a litany of other prospective Democratic candidates for president distance themselves from outside groups.
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Wednesday's rally came a day after Trump delivered what was widely considered an on-message litany of accomplishments and plans for the future.
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He faced a litany of investigations over his fiduciary responsibilities to his fund, eventually being charged by the SEC last month for fraud.
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The FBI investigation into "Hell" is just the latest of a litany of legal troubles the ride-sharing company has faced of late.
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And in March of 2016, a Swedish police chief cautioned single women not to walk alone at night after a litany of assaults.
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After a litany of incompetent, lazy, evil, self-interested rulers, one wonders what it will take before the kingdom realizes its fatal flaw.
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Officials say similarities in each leader's personality and disposition have led to a bond that's withstood a litany of challenges during their tenures.
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" Cummings added: "This complaint reads more like political talking points than a reasoned legal brief, and it contains a litany of inaccurate information.
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The U.S. State Department's April human rights report describes a litany of abuses including disappearances, systemic torture, arbitrary arrests and violence against journalists.
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But it also generated a litany of critical press coverage from people concerned that the series glamorized suicide and recklessly portrayed mental illness.
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Pence was unflappable throughout, while deliberately choosing to avoid answering any direct questions about his running mate's litany of controversial remarks and positions.
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She's arguing that she will shake up Washington, DC, and is running on Medicare-for-all and a litany of other progressive issues.
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The book has zero interest in having children parrot a litany of who-what-where-when facts or proving who knows the most.
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"This complaint reads more like political talking points than a reasoned legal brief, and it contains a litany of inaccurate information," Cummings said.
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Last week, a litany of businesses came out against Trump's baffling withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, including Microsoft, IBM, Google, Facebook, and Apple.
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Despite this litany of suffering many outsiders, especially on the left, argue that the world should leave Venezuelans to sort out their differences.
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Beside better cameras, we now have a litany of better sources for higher-quality content, and they all add up in the end.
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There's a litany of subtle design details and pleasing symmetries in this Huawei design that add up to create a positive first impression.
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The report, which was endorsed officially by Attorney General William P. Barr on his last day in office, detailed a litany of abuses.
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We are handed a stack of menus detailing a litany of deals: pick-two lunch specials, half-price happy hours, and appetizer platters.
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Yet as the litany of assassinations in the 20th century suggests, its use as a weapon of war returned to popularity soon enough.
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He had kept mostly silent in the presence of his older brother, but once Lazari was gone, he began a litany of complaints.
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But it is hard to ignore such warnings when confronted with the litany of outrageous remarks, proposals and spectacles presented this campaign season.
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"The focus was to deal with the litany of issues that African-American and Latino voters are facing," Sharpton told MSNBC's Tamron Hall.
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Later, Castro delivered a litany of areas where he said the U.S. was failing, from inadequate health care to lower pay for women.
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In February, a fire killed a worker at the same plant, the latest in a litany of safety disasters that have plagued Pemex.
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But when Clinton mentions Comey, it is taken as just one more complaint in a litany of "blaming others" for her own mistakes.
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Instead, the explanation probably lies in the familiar litany of cognitive biases that lead people astray despite their best efforts to be rational.
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Trademark attorney Brian Conroy claims to have dug up a litany of Apple trademark applications that include names no one else has seen.
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Nora's story brings up a litany of questions, like how didn't the alternate dimension world descend into chaos after the 98% Sudden Departure?
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The Closing the Gap report struck a somber tone as it outlined a litany of grim statistics highlighting the difficulties facing these communities.
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The overall rigidities of seniority systems and the risk of unauthorized strikes complete the litany of unfortunate consequences that flow from that system.
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"Repugnant" and "detestable," she called him, as she ran through a litany of reasons she believes no Cuban should have voted for him.
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They have also put a litany of issues on the table, including the length of the school year and preparation time for teachers.
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And so Crosby's A Body Undone can read like a litany of rejections of all the people she might be understood to be.
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In the interview, Gronk talks about his new partnership with CBDMedic, and how CBD has helped him heal from a litany of injuries.
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One of the staffers, former Trump campaign aide Kevin Chmielewski, ultimately detailed a litany of allegations against Pruitt in interviews with congressional Democrats.
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They should be asked under oath if they knew Blasey, if they ever attended parties with her — a whole litany of obvious questions.
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The plan outlined a litany of recommended steps to overhaul the companies but was criticized as vague or incomplete by investors and analysts.
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In his prepared remarks, Esper described a litany of concerns about China, from the way it uses its economic power to technology theft.
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If "Black Friday" is the mall, "Litany" is the shimmering graveyard of electronic devices connecting us to each other and to the internet.
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She began with the litany of local decline: the vanishing jobs in the coal mines, the shuttering stores, the school that closed down.
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Those with access to social media in Egypt can find a litany of complaints, accusations and derision directed at him and his regime.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — The news emanating from the American South this year has been one long litany of assaults against human decency.
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Eminem freestyled an impassioned litany of grievances against President Donald Trump in a new video that aired during the BET Awards Tuesday night.
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In denying the permit, the Inslee administration offered a litany of excuses, including the claim that the project would cause impermissible environmental harms.
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Keep a journal of positives Many of us can easily recite a litany of negative things that have happened to us each day.
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After a litany of bombastic threats and insults, Mr. Trump met with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, in Singapore last month.
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The litany of plant closings over the past few decades, culminating in the shutdown of a GM plant in 2010, was positively brutal.
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For the first time, the Comey memo pushes the litany of controversies surrounding Trump into the scope of the United States criminal code.
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GOP leaders say the media isn't paying enough attention to a litany of significant bills that have already been passed by the House.
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Since then Drew Pavlou, one of the organisers of the sympathy rally, says he has received a litany of threats from Chinese patriots.
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What starts off as a mundane account of a father-son hunting trip gives way to a litany of weapons and their uses.
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That is why "Manchester by the Sea" becomes a litany of human error, with the tragic parts nicked and grazed by semi-comedy.
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It's the latest hurdle for the utility, as it tries to resolve its bankruptcy and a litany of other legal and financial problems.
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But it also contains a litany of rebukes to countries that have invoked bipartisan wrath on Capitol Hill, including Russia, China and Turkey.
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Despite a litany of ongoing issues, most notably the regulatory threats, there's lots to like about the social media giant according to analysts.
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MT had not dealt with a litany of risk management failings despite repeated warnings from the Frankfurt-based regulator stretching back to 2015.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's litany of false statements and spurious claims has opened a national debate on the fragility of a fact-based society.
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Wells Fargo CEO abruptly resigns: Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is stepping down as the bank struggles to overcome a litany of scandals.
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Horowitz finds a litany of false and even falsified representations used to continue the secret investigation targeting the Trump campaign and its associates.
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Many of the samples tested positive for a litany of other drugs, including PCP and opioids, and often for multiple drugs at once.
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Michael Cohen's opening statement for his hearing before the House Oversight Committee Wednesday morning contained a litany of allegations against President Donald Trump.
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Letters for Olson is but one book in a litany of contributions he made to the world of poetics and throughout his life.
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It would be a rare success in an otherwise grim litany of ecological ruination tied to the country's demand for threatened plants and animals.
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Before the first debate, Clinton and her aides prepared for Trump to confront her on a litany of uncomfortable subjects, namely Bill Clinton's infidelity.
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But it's not just that products like DrinkSavvy or the litany of others like it are simply lofty ideas that are difficult to execute.
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Woeful road safety, accidents at sea, scams and even angry elephants have added to what seems like a never-ending litany of bad news.
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Tyechia Payton, 34, of Thornton, was arrested early Wednesday "for a litany of charges," the Palo Alto Police Department said in a news release .
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The BoE ruled that RBS must boost its capital buffers, an unexpected result that underlines a litany of problems that RBS is grappling with.
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"There's a litany of things in his record where he takes the position that government should control more decisions for Americans," Mr. Davis said.
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But a litany of examples gaining steam on Twitter and other forums is highlighting how the underlying software is capable of making serious errors.
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Hence, history records a fairly detailed litany of Mary's pregnancy symptoms: Menstruation had stopped, her breasts were swollen, she was nauseated in the morning.
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This year, I experienced an inordinate number of those halcyon moments at Detroit's Movement Festival, and, more importantly, its wild litany of after-parties.
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The social media site nearly rioted over Blake's loss, detailing the litany of reasons the Colorado beer sales rep was the true Correct Choice.
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In the hands of a lesser writer, this litany of woe might have degenerated into one of the dry treatises on which he draws.
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The latest of in a litany of prominent men to be accused of sexual assault, representatives of Branson released a statement denying any wrongdoing.
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A federal grand jury indictment detailed the alleged litany of horrors against the 22-year-old victim, who was identified only by her initials.
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LOL. Is it a litany of new services that let you pay money to read magazines and watch Apple-made TV shows and stuff?
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Zenith agreed to the litany of student protections demanded by the administration that the Dream Center refused when it looked to buy ITT Tech.
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The announcement prompted a violent backlash on Twitter from opposition politicians and commentators alike who fired a disparate litany of abuse at the proposal.
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Waters closed the final night with a litany of anti-Trump comments — and some pro-Palestinian ones that didn't go over well with everyone.
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Today's B2B marketers therefore employ a litany of tactics to track prospects across devices and marketing channels, engaging with potentially interested parties wherever possible.
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Uber, already dealing with a litany of crises — including a lawsuit brought by rival Alphabet — could also be facing an exodus of key talent.
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First, regularly sleeping for less than 7 hours a day is associated with a litany of health problems and a higher risk of mortality.
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The "INGSOC" slogans in Orwell's epic dystopian novel, "1984": Would fit nicely among Trump's litany of incongruous phrases: Trump's "truths" are easy to debunk.
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"The committee has its own, constitutionally-based prerogative to conduct investigations," Chaffetz said, laying out a litany of records he wants from the FBI.
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Only then did the FBI actually get around to asking to surveil the former Trump adviser with a litany of Russian connections, Carter Page.
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LG, HTC, Sony, and a litany of others were throwing devices at a wall of uninterested consumers, but all failed to make anything stick.
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But the characters' pain and fear still come through clearly enough to turn the film into a litany of effectively staged, emotionally powerful horror.
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"The doomsayers, of course, have a different view, conspicuously colored by a litany of hypotheticals and hyperbole, and generally devoid of facts,"Quinn said.
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The alternative weekly is calling him a known white supremacist citing countless posts to his personal Facebook page expressing a litany of extremist views.
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I weep with the men who were asked to read a litany of vitriolic texts, tweets and emails sent to these — no, all — women.
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Each litany of woe will usually include at least one tale of sexual debauchery, one of drug abuse and one of a soiled apartment.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst John Murphy cited the French government's ownership as one of a "litany of obstacles" facing such a deal.
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President Obama has long butted heads with the Israeli leader over a litany of issues, such as reaching a peace agreement with the Palestinians.
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In a late section on community building, for example, it races through a litany of community groups and non-profits, to zero cumulative effect.
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Former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and one of his top aides, Richard Gates, face a litany of serious charges pertaining to alleged financial crimes.
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"Litany," an installation, plants many mobile devices and computers, their screens flickering with images, in a landscape of sand, glitter, glass and USB cables.
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The NLCHP's report from earlier this year included a litany of policy recommendations at the federal level that could work as a starting point.
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Instead, she recites a litany of her desires, a striking monologue that is pure Waller-Bridge, skating the fine line between weakness and danger.
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A further slowdown in lending could come as Australia's major banks face a powerful judicial inquiry which has already unearthed a litany of misdeeds.
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The fucked up thing is I actually enjoyed going through this litany, if only to remember seasons in which the team actually won games.
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With a litany of developmental issues, life hasn't been easy for Smith—but when he found EVE, it became a safe haven for him.
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Matthew Pottinger, the National Security Council's senior director for Asia, offered the diplomats a litany of reasons previous negotiations with North Korea had failed.
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The exhibition brings together two works, the digital video, "Black Friday" (2016) and the installation, "Litany" (2016), to create a loud, jarring, immersive environment.
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That bizarre litany should give you a clue about who Malik Obama really is, or at least what he's become: a somewhat-scammy opportunist.
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This applies not only to Reyes, but a litany of batterers before him such as Julio Lugo, Wilfredo Cordero, Milton Bradley, and Brett Myers.
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He took a calculated gamble in pleading guilty to this litany of federal crimes without first entering into a cooperation agreement with the government.
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The report accuses Myanmar's military of having ties to a litany of businesses and that those dealings have led to extensive human rights abuses.
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Art is often seen as a platform for free expression, although a litany of unwritten rules apply — and this is particularly true in painting.
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The big question, the sources said, is whether it goes nearly far enough for Democrats who've listed a litany if reasons for their opposition.
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Instead, they presented a litany of the arguments that Mr. Stone's own lawyers had made for ignoring the guidelines and giving him lenient treatment.
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The complaints in the two lawsuits outline in vivid detail a litany of alleged abuses and inappropriate sexual comments by Dr. Tyndall over years.
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Trump's White House blasted the inquiry as "invalid" for a litany of reasons, including several that don't stand up well to close legal analysis.
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A lifelong smoker, Ms. Davila had emphysema, which led to a litany of complications and infections, according to a review of her medical records.
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The enormous defense bill, one of the most expensive in the nation's history, contains a litany of bipartisan rebukes to Russia, Turkey and China.
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He repeated a litany of accusations against Omar, often echoed by Fox News and other right-wing media, including that she minimized the Sept.
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The Times story ends with a litany of questions, all of which ask the same basic things: is this justifiable in service of profits?
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Even if it puts to bed the DOJ and SEC investigations, Wells Fargo still faces a litany of probes related to its sales tactics.
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"Over the past half a month there has been a litany of allegations ... I don't believe any of them have been sustained," he said.
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It was a budtender who helped Tessa, of California, find relief from debilitating pain from severe endometriosis and a litany of other health problems.
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New York (CNN Business)Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan is stepping down effective immediately as the bank struggles to overcome a litany of scandals.
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Last year, Mr. Cohen contradicted that, pleading guilty to a litany of charges, including violating campaign finance laws in connection with the hush payment.
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The quotations we best remember from George W. Bush are his litany of gaffes and inanities ("Brownie, you're doing a heck of a job").
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Still the danger is that such accounting can numb a reader, become merely a litany of grim tales about the ways humans can die.
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United States trade officials are motivated by what they see as a litany of failures by Beijing to live up to its trade promises.
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Also according to public records, in 2001, Perrone was charged in Pennsylvania on a litany of offenses including stalking, burglary, harassment, and public drunkenness.
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According to court records, Jeffrey Sandusky, 41, has been charged with a litany of felonies that include statutory sexual assault and involuntary deviate sexual intercourse.
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In August, Trump approved a colossal defense policy bill that authorizes a top-line budget of $717 billion to cover a litany of defense spending.
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Trump, however, has repeatedly said he doesn't want to take any actions that could imperil a litany of arms sales to Riyadh, totaling $110 billion.
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Martin Casado (Andreessen Horowitz), Wendy Nather (Duo Security), Emily Heath (United Airlines) Enterprises face a litany of threats from both inside and outside the firewall.
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Related: Taliban Captures Key Helmand District After Afghan Forces Decide to Pull Out SIGAR's report to Congress includes an exhaustive litany of wasted taxpayer money.
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Indeed, to render his speech as yet another litany of small-bore policy requests for Congress to ignore would be whistling loudly past the graveyard.
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While he cited a litany of challenges — including corporate corruption and a lack of transparency — he also pledged his bank's commitment to doing business there.
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The crowd included a heavy mix of current and former Gawker employees, as well as a litany of New York's inside-baseball media all-stars.
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DeVos was forced by a judge to cancel an additional $150 million in debt, and is facing a litany other lawsuits from students and states.
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We'd been seeing each other for about a month and a half, throughout which I found a litany of excuses not to stay the night.
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" Rattling off a litany of what he argues were missed opportunities, the complaint argues that several parties knew that Cruz "was a threat to others.
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There's too much to cover, and my buffering, black millennial brain is short-circuiting the litany of inherited trauma — or should I say inherited burnout?
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Maisel (on Amazon) The Great British Baking Show has won hearts and spawned countless imitators the world over for a litany of very good reasons.
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Clinton launched into a litany of things Trump could be hiding, including the fact that he has paid little or no federal taxes for years.
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I finally reached the third trimester of pregnancy after what felt like an endless litany of complications, an experience I recounted to Jezebel last year.
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Mark Warner (D-VA) in particular offered a litany of Google's failures, including "absurd conspiracies" appearing in Google Search and "countless hacking attempts" against Gmail.
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" He let the media have it as well, and in the process offered up a litany of his own mistakes: "The media is going crazy.
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Everything cohesive and beautiful about the Find X's exterior shatters into a litany of microaggressions of bad software design once you start using the thing.
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Prosecutors said Reichberg, who is affiliated with a company called JR Consultants, and Rechnitz supplied a litany of bribes for favors from 2012 to 2015.
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A mysterious seizure started a litany of painful medical problems that would puzzle scores of doctors for many years before a diagnosis was finally made.
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One of them is a real-estate mogul with a litany of personal and business scandals – not to mention a complete lack of proven intellect.
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A litany of allegations against Qatar have flooded the media, the vast majority of which, as yet, are not backed up by any credible evidence.
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Bill Cosby facing litany of allegations More than 40 women have come forward to publicly accuse Cosby, now 78, of assaulting them over four decades.
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Speaking from a teleprompter ahead of a speech on education in Cleveland, Trump accused Clinton and her family of a litany of scandals and crimes.
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After listening to a litany of bad ideas from the other inmates — Maureen is intent on making hair dolls — they give Brook's idea a chance.
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Nearly every Lebanese that CNN spoke to said they have little hope in politicians' ability to tackle the country's litany of economic and security woes.
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Left unsatisfactorily addressed are a litany of considerations which ought to have been weighed in congressional war authorization deliberations — if any such deliberations had occurred.
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Now, contrarians, on both the left and the right, have and will continue to argue a litany of reasons why Biden won't win the nomination.
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Among the litany of concerns we hear in South Carolina and Tennessee is the affordability of prescription drugs, especially for poor uninsured or underinsured patients.
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The report contains a litany of evidence to the contrary of the president's claim that he did not order McGahn to get rid of Mueller.
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Companies are seeking user data for various business purposes in almost all industries, including music, television, food, retail, news, cars and a litany of others.
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And despite the litany of challenges, he is proud that he can employ Syrians and prevent them from joining a flourishing and exploitative black market.
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On just about any major communications issue, Pai can provide an impressive litany of legal, policy and popular citations for his position—often without notes.
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He faces a litany of corruption, fraud and tax evasion charges pertaining to political and lobbying work he performed for former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
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Then she gave a litany of everything that she'd been up to—cleaning the house, calling relatives and friends, making arrangements with the funeral home.
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I'll leave it there for now, though the litany of the dreadful, the unlikely, the inexplicable and the absurd could be extended in every direction.
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To Chloé's well-established formula of flou, she added tomboy tailoring, sportswear, slick coats and a litany of oddly desirable ponchos as unexpectedly practical outerwear.
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With a litany of controversial comments and actions behind him, Trump is not a very popular leader in Britain, at least not with the public.
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"If things aren't normal by the time June and July roll around, there will be shortages on a litany of toys," Silver told CNN Business.
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Many reeled off a litany of grievances about the heat, the darkness and the endless waits in line for money, for gasoline, for bottled water.
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A hashtag emerged on social media, #ArmMeWith, followed by a litany of suggestions from teachers other than guns: books, science equipment, computers and better pay.
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"Litany," which is at the foot of the video projection, consists of a low mound of sand, glass and glitter extending into the gallery space.
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The season six finale was terminally boring, and the cliffhanger was insulting; the premiere, with its litany of guess-who's-gonna-die moments, felt manipulative.
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In reviewing the conflict, investigators also documented a litany of violations against civilian populations that were committed by the Houthis and units loyal to Saleh.
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Writing down the jokes can't translate their onstage effectiveness as a litany of Dadaist dork humor, but here are a few: There's a dead cat.
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But the escalation also reflected a litany of deep-seated grievances between the United States and Turkey that threatens relations between the two NATO allies.
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Along with Washington and New York, California has borne the brunt of the coronavirus outbreak, which has also spread to a litany of other states.
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The long litany of aborted efforts in the past, the sheer complexity of any negotiations and the many traps along the way suggest not yet.
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In addition to the "kill it" comments, Garrison alleges in her suit that Bloomberg made a litany of sexist and racist comments over the years.
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The litany of expressed concerns about maintaining a limited U.S. military and diplomatic presence in northern Syria run the full range of the political spectrum.
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I won't rehash the litany of hurdles that stocks have had to clear since March 2009, the market bottom set during the last bear market.
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McLaren had another wretched year last season, finishing ninth in the constructors' championship because of a litany of failures of its Honda-supplied power unit.
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Incoming tech chiefs often face a litany of challenges, from deciding how to modernize legacy IT platforms to figuring out which vendors to work with.
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Thomas cited a litany of threats and protests made against donors who had backed California's Proposition 8, which state voters had approved two years earlier.
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She repeated to him the familiar litany of their news: that their mother was mostly sleeping, and when she did wake she seemed very confused.
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When the media brings you in to stir the pot of controversy, bring the litany of successes and reinforce that messaging at the same time.
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Consider the litany of recent incidents in the Catholic Church: • Catholic bishops have launched investigations into sexual misconduct in seminaries in Boston, Nebraska and Philadelphia.
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Washington (CNN)Among President Donald Trump's litany of grievances and grudges, few ache with as much passion as his hatred of his own attorney general.
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Other agenda items will include reviewing the litany of grievances of the past several decades — yet another sign that the Arab League seldom achieves anything.
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How that plays out in practice is frequent fodder for courtroom battles, including a litany of pending lawsuits over various Trump administration immigration policy changes.
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The group can run a litany of concepts with proper technique and execution, and its ceiling is good enough to handle almost any defensive front.
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Also, none of the major media companies ever figured out Web 1.0, leaving in their wake a litany of failures and billions of dollars lost.
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Mythos ABC runs through a litany of Lovecraftian creatures — but it also references the wider mythos of weird fiction that both predated and followed Lovecraft.
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He faced two different trials: one for his dealings in Ukraine and another for a litany of financial crimes, including money laundering and tax fraud.
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Pence had upset China with a fierce speech in October that laid out a litany of complaints ranging from state surveillance to human-rights abuses.
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Demand Tesla listed a litany of problems with the quarter, none of them having to do with the problem Wall Street is focused on — demand.
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His litany of interviews on the Bill Simmons podcast will be finecombed for secret wisdom, given faint narrative frames, and packaged into 250-page books.
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And you can bet that by November, Trump's litany of sexist comments will be repeated so often that most people will know them by heart.
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The top 500 supercomputers use a litany of chips: Intel mainly supplies the processors, while Nvidia provides accelerator chips that are made similarly to its GPUs.
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An unsatisfying litany of heavy political lifts, most of which will fail, and each of which on its own would only mildly improve matters if adopted.
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Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty)An Uber driver was arrested by authorities outside Atlanta after a license plate check revealed he had a litany of outstanding warrants.
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In a court filing, she cited Xu's "litany of lies and contempt for the rule of law" as among the reasons he should be denied bond.
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The Marine pleaded guilty on Thursday to a litany of charges in the case, including conspiracy assault, hazing, negligent homicide, burglary and making false official statements.
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Given the ever-increasing litany of concerns he faces at the moment, David Cameron would have been considerably better off cheering for the Hammers this season.
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You can use it in a litany of cocktails that call for vermouth, of course, or swap it in for the Lillet in a Vesper, perhaps.
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And when it's meticulous work—work that for some leads to a litany of hate messages and death threats—it's a far cry from a compromise.
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In November 2018, they were granted the right to sue, which is why these women are coming forward now — and they have a litany of complaints.
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Human Rights Watch's 2018 report on the country contains a litany of problems: Saudi authorities in 2018 continued to arbitrarily arrest, try, and convict peaceful dissidents.
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Trump's litany of concerns about the sanctions, which also affect Iran and North Korea, raised the question of how vigorously Trump will implement them regarding Russia.
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For the last year or so, Sudano has been churning out videos of him singing "All Star" over a litany of irrepressible pop and rock singles.
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Strasburg woke up this morning to a litany of columns and tweets and takes, many of which openly called into question whether he was actually sick.
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And recent years have seen a litany of incidents in which African Americans have been questioned or detained by police while going about their daily business.
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The address was perhaps the most poignant of any from a litany of Democratic speakers at the Tuesday meeting, several people who were in attendance said.
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Below is a litany of habits you can pick up that could help you stop fucking with your grey matter and help enhance its function instead.
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The Mexican state was fiercely secular for much of the last century, with a litany of anticlerical statutes, including prohibitions against land ownership by the church.
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But if you do think you'd enjoy the Falcon, and could live with its litany of flaws I've described, I think you'll have fun with it.
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Ms McGovern responded by letter to a highly critical op-ed in the New York Times on August 30th that listed a litany of recent failures.
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It is exhausting, and the generic content warnings and resource links don't necessarily take into account the litany of disturbing topics swirling around in this cocktail.
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You would expect a neurosurgeon, one of the most educated people in the world, to see through John's litany of lies and, yet, she does not.
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The DCFS summary revealed a litany of child welfare hotline calls about AJ's troubled homelife, reports of squalid living conditions and drug abuse by his parents.
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" Cummings dismissed the legal complaint as reading "more like political talking points than a reasoned legal brief," and said it contains "a litany of inaccurate information.
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Or do we simply want to hear the litany of our childhood repeated back to us like an endless lullaby for the rest of our lives?
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She is preparing for Trump to confront her on a litany of uncomfortable subjects, ranging from her email scandal to Bill Clinton's infidelity to her health.
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Court cases brought by victims show a litany of damage, including breast malformations, ovarian cysts, heart attacks, liver and kidney damage, cancer and sometimes even death.
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During his first two years in prison, Brown faced a litany of charges, including the notorious "linking charge" dropped by the Justice Department in early 2014.
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"Walk through the litany of Trump outrage and disgust and slurs, and they'll come back with 'but Gorsuch — at least we got Gorsuch,'" Sykes told NBC.
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Cohen has pleaded guilty to a litany of financial crimes as well as lying to Congress about the timeline of a Trump Tower project in Moscow.
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It also must be over 299 minutes in length and must have its premiere screening in a theater, in addition to a litany of other requirements.
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The idea of the "fridged" woman wasn't literally about refrigerators but encompassed a litany of female comics characters who'd been subjected to extreme violence or death.
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In a litany of tweets, Stone berated Saudi Arabia as "the enemy" and slammed Trump for accepting the Order of Abdulaziz from King Salman bin Abdulaziz.
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It's hard to overstate how powerful this litany of screenplay successes was not only at the box office but for writers who followed in Goldman's footsteps.
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Uber is looking to make a clean break with business practices that resulted in a litany of regulatory battles, driver and consumer scandals and court cases.
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The company is also partnering with a litany of lifestyle goods-makers to sell companion fashion accessories like leather driving gloves, hats, or fashionable sport coats.
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China reported its lowest annual economic growth in nearly 30 years last week, adding to a litany of worrying economic data from Europe and East Asia.
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"The current Apple case, together with the Lavabit case, join a growing litany of recent court decisions which have eroded away our personal liberties," he wrote.
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After that, well, "The Orville" (named after the ship) is a fairly episodic litany of Trek-esque adventures, much of which is played with unexpected earnestness.
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Normos/squares here have a litany of luridly colored, diabetes-inducing "alcopops" on which they can suck to pep them up before their next Tinder date.
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For example, it approved the construction of the Nord Stream II pipeline despite a litany of Russian violations of international law condemned by the European Union.
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The tweets and attacks The final evidence often cited is the litany of hostile and conflicting public statements made by Trump on Twitter and in interviews.
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After the emotional vulnerability and probing self-reflection that characterizes many of the essays, there is some refuge to be taken in this litany of fact.
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There are also a litany of other partisan-inflected restrictions on voting, ballot access, and the like that could, in time, also fall under this theory.
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Ingraham recounts a litany of health issues — she spent eight days in the hospital this spring — that make it difficult for her to find a job.
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Whatever Obama's reasons, his failure to end America's multi-pronged forever war led to this point—to "a litany of war crimes," as Zenko put it.
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Its recent record-setting day where renewables delivered 95 percent of the country's electricity from renewable sources deserves a litany of qualifiers along with any praise.
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Warren has counted on a litany of detailed policy positions to separate her from the pack but she has struggled to gain traction against her opponents.
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From coal country in West Virginia to the Southwestern borderlands, Trump supporters have casually dismissed the litany of insults and outrage that has characterized his campaign.
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Had Mr. Grays, in his 27 years, accumulated a litany of petty offenses and low-level drug possession charges, we would almost surely know about them.
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A litany of concerns was constantly running through my head, but I tried to push it aside by throwing myself into a rigorous marathon-training schedule.
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Virtually the only new security funding goes towards cybersecurity, which has been a particular preoccupation for Ottawa, as it faces a litany of cyberattacks every week.
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One could lodge a litany of complaints against Sex and the City (cough, that second movie, cough), but the casting has never been one of them.
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Many of the genre's songs, slickly manufactured for a swooning teen audience, lean heavily on idealized, treacly romance—a litany of bad breakups and hopeless crushes.
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Trump has repeatedly said he doesn't want to take any actions that could imperil a litany of arms sales to Riyadh that could total $110 billion.
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The largest is here in Gurgaon, a fast-growing city outside New Delhi with a litany of Fortune 500 companies and a skyline filled with skyscrapers.
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But for its inherent narcissism, and a litany of other slightly more bizarre reasons, people have attempted to make the argument that it is secretly evil.
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But they act on many tissues throughout the body and have been tied to a litany of potential side effects, including prostate problems and cardiovascular events.
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Michael Cohen is about to find out whether he'll spend a long time in jail for telling a litany of lies over the last few years.
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A litany of data breaches, the Cambridge Analytica scandal, perceived broken promises, and Zuckerberg's own testimony before Congress are still fresh in the minds of members.
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Ms. Pryor's case is yet another story to emerge amid a litany of recent sexual abuse scandals involving universities and the apparent mismanagement of abuse accusations.
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The ads, which are part of a previously announced buy, underscore Warren's support from black activists and her plans to rectify a litany of racial inequities.
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But in a month in which Congress was almost completely out of session, Trump was often the central and sole character in a litany of sagas.
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"There's a long litany of violations that have empowered the imperial presidency that the Democrats don't want to touch and that really worries me," he added.
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Ask about subway service, and riders are quick to rattle off a litany of complaints: overcrowding, constant delays, filthy stations and poor communication when problems arise.
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And on the issue of user trust, there have also been a litany of tech scandals that have roiled Google, YouTube, Facebook, Amazon, Twitter, and Uber.
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Co-owner and cameraman Matthew Wolfe, on-screen "talent" Andre Garcia, and a litany of companies and bit players are named alongside Pratt as co-defendants.
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In the years since, however, Russia has engaged in a litany of actions that have led the Western world to impose sanctions and freeze out Moscow.
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When I went to name them, I went back through this long litany of beef people had with me about the names of characters I played.
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The president's tweets show a mind and a man obsessed with a litany of personal grievances, perceived injustices being perpetrated against him and an impeachment mania.
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The "motion to vacate" resolution detailed a litany of complaints against Boehner, including that he limited amendments too much and punished those who disagreed with him.
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The proposal, Obama's costliest to date, includes a litany of long-shot progressive ideas that have little chance of becoming law in the Republican-controlled Congress.
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President Donald Trump approved a colossal defense policy bill Monday that authorizes a top-line budget of $2135 billion to cover a litany of defense spending.
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The GOP presidential front-runner rattled off a litany of statistics at the top of the rally to portray Wisconsin as moving in the wrong direction.
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The inquiries over Pruitt's requests for a space in Tulsa come as the EPA administrator is facing intense scrutiny for a litany of recent ethics controversies.
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Asked how much of a factor the Libya comments were to North Korea's change, the White House official noted Pyongyang's statements had a "litany" of objections.
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The city's previous police chief, Marc Parent, identified the problem as a priority and drew up a litany of strategies and recommendations to address the matter.
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She cites the venomous response to Obama alongside a litany of setbacks that have followed African American strides stretching back to the Civil War and emancipation.
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If you peruse the company's patent applications, you'll find a litany of technological explorations of "hidden" sensor tech (such as a camera) that sits behind the screen.
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A litany of poor economic data worldwide sapped Asian markets, though some optimism emerged as China and Japan said they would use fiscal spending to boost growth.
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His remarks last night were vintage Farrakhan: A litany of tropes about how 'Satanic Jews' are corrupting society with immoral acts and that Jewish writings, 'promote pedophilia.
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So often I experience Twitter as a fleeting and amorphous litany of self-promotion, great jokes, must-read links, powerful and concise commentary, and gut-reaction trash.
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Photo: GettyAt this point, it's no secret that the butterfly keyboard used on newer models of Apple's MacBook and MacBook Pro laptops have a litany of issues.
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But Trump has repeatedly said he doesn't want to take any actions that could imperil a litany of arms sales to Riyadh that could total $110 billion.
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Last September, David Cohen, the CIA's second-highest ranking official, spoke at length at Cornell University about a litany of challenges stemming from the new media landscape.
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Many of the roughly 2,000 children separated from their parents over June and July were sent to facilities that have already accumulated a litany of abuse allegations.
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But while the character Madame X may be an entire litany of things, what's wholly unclear from the album Madame X is who Madonna is in 2019.
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Luck has suffered a litany of injuries throughout his career and looked set to miss the start of the 2020 season, which begins in just two weeks.
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Cory Booker's Marijuana Justice Act, which comes with a litany of other provisions around criminal and racial justice, including reparations for people harmed by the drug war.
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Johnson joins a litany of other celebrities in the apparel and tech space with the launch of his brand — which is not to say success is guaranteed.
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"I started setting world records left and right," he says, earning "countless" number one rankings in a litany of classics, everything from Pac-Man to Dance Central.
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This is the latest in a litany of Google Assistant-related announcements to come out of CES, which just last year was dominated by new Alexa integrations.
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Indeed, Jones' book is a litany of fascinating orgies, and is just the thing to read for inspiration if you don't feel like you're partying hard enough.
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This naming-and-shaming is the latest in a litany of hardline measures aimed at ridding the Southeast Asian country of crime, most notably drug- related offenses.
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Dirty tankers are the latest of a litany of problems weighing on PDVSA, the source of most of Venezuela's export revenue and critical to the government's budget.
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That's probably because Luckey, the one-time heir apparent to the future of gaming, has been on the receiving end of a litany of bad press lately.
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Scalia was one of the most vocal on the Roberts Court during oral arguments, notoriously posing a litany of questions to the lawyers in front of him.
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A litany of books and films created during the US occupation depicted racist images of Haitians and Vodou that still inform our perceptions and treatment of Haiti.
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Valerie held a sign with a hand-drawn Puerto Rican flag and the message, "Don't close our schools" -- one in a litany of complaints against the governor.
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And yet, slowly but surely it finds its footing—much like Freaks and Geeks—becoming much more than a litany of references to Oasis and dial-up.
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Erected in 1974, the Coca-Cola sign was the crown jewel in the litany of neon signs that dotted bohemian William Street in the '60s and '70s.
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For example, Lemonade is as much a tale of love and loss as it is a litany for survival passed down among women, from generation to generation.
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It was an embarrassing mess for Russian internet service providers, which in their attempt to block workarounds for the messaging app, disrupted a litany of services online.
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I'd say the biggest distinguishing feature between this bag and the litany of $25 Walmart alternatives is in the absence of friction or annoyances while using it.
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Bill Cosby facing litany of allegations On Thursday, Buress was hailed by some on social media for his role in shining a light on the Cosby allegations.
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"The mayor and the city of Sacramento has failed all of you," he said, reeling off a litany of what he felt were problems in the city.
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John Ratcliffe offered a tongue-in-cheek remark for Strzok's posture in contrast with the litany of texts he exchanged with Lisa Page offering anti-Trump sentiment.
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If he invokes a litany of ethnic clichés and stereotypes, it's not in order to subvert or endorse them, but to identify where authenticity is possible regardless.
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But Mr. Feig was met with a litany of criticism and trolling, including a fake Twitter account set up in his name that sent out racist tweets.
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The news media picked up on the abuse after Ms. Jones began retweeting screenshots of the litany of comments sent to her over the past few days.
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Under his presidency, the administration has proposed a litany of policies to curb illegal and legal border crossings and curtail the number of refugees the country accepts.
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Beatings, hangings, sleep deprivation, waterboarding, mock executions — a litany of abuse authorized by the United States government against terrorism suspects held in the wake of the Sept.
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I knew this was an issue that often came up in relationships, and I came prepared to fight with a litany of feminist rhetoric and healthy boundaries.
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While opponents have loaded that term with a litany of horrors, it is in fact the approach that has led to the success and popularity of Medicare.
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After the 1979 Iranian Revolution, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini brought in an all-prevailing sharia law, which included a litany of rules governing public behaviour between the genders.
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It would be difficult to find anyone – NASCAR official, fan or media member – who looks on Stewart and the litany of incidents throughout his career with ambivalence.
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And Michael Voltaggio, who won the season, has a litany of accomplishments, including a Michelin star, an acclaimed restaurant called Ink, and glowing praise from Tom Colicchio.
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Attending a private school (and getting education that arguably has higher value due to a litany of factors) would create a greater difference between the two values.
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After all, its litany of cloud computing services runs on the same infrastructure as Google Search and YouTube, two of the most frequently digital products used today.
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In this razzle-dazzle poem, José Olivarez ramps up his litany of misbegotten "folklore" by embellishing superstitions and biases, transforming them into aggressively jubilant tales of survival.
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The clash at Sunday's debate over Joe Biden's record was the first in a litany of criticisms Bernie Sanders leveled at his former Senate colleague's voting history.
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It was a litany of historic firsts, most of them by Democrats: In Massachusetts, Ayanna Pressley became the first woman of color in her state's congressional delegation.
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And a litany of payments benefited prominent officials, like the $60,000 for advertising on a TV show featuring the rock musician and N.R.A. board member Ted Nugent.
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On the ground, the plunge in the lira has had an impact on daily life in a litany of ways, affecting even the availability of pharmaceutical supplies.
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Upon landing, a convoy of Mercedes-Benz G-Class S.U.V.s drove them to his home, a heavily marbled mansion with a pool and a litany of servants.
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They laid out the litany of crimes Blagojevich committed while in office and argued it would send the wrong message to voters about corruption by public officials.
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The distribution deal makes sense for HBO Max as it tries to cast a wide net for viewers amid a litany of competitors debuting in the space.
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It maintained a long litany of non-nuclear domestic and international sanctions, continued to enforce them and beefed up military and intelligence cooperation with our Gulf allies.
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At the luncheon, Mr. McConnell led his anxious colleagues through a litany of sharp questions about what could go wrong if Republicans buckled and called Mr. Bolton.
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As Mr. Smith led the jam at that same club on Sunday, joking easily but also sermonizing, he invoked Brown amid a litany of dead tap dancers.
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One of the toughest things about facing Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens' offense is maintaining assignments against a litany of personnel packages, formations, shifts and motions.
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His money has made him a force in the presidential primary, but a litany of past statements and policies suggest he's disconnected, at best, from working people.
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Incoming tech chiefs often face a litany of challenges, and those hurdles can be exacerbated when the company hasn&apost historically put a focus on IT investments.
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It may take a while, but the GOP will eventually repeal Obamacare and the litany of other laws and administrative regulations that make up the Obama record.
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Ruthanna Emrys' remarkable The Litany of Earth, for example, is told from the perspective of one of Lovecraft's fish-people from the story The Shadow over Innsmouth.
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How to Savor and Celebrate the Year, comes with a tour across the country, a litany of online engagements, and not a lot of time for breaks.
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Collins and Murkowski — both of whom had a litany of concerns over the GOP healthcare bill — are pushing for committee hearings to hash out a bipartisan proposal.
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The platform has also faced a litany of scandals, ranging from hate speech to privacy, and criticism over the spread of fake news, especially during national elections.
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High School Musical arguably directly led to the successful careers of Hudgens, Efron, Lovato, Gomez, and the Jonas Brothers, a pretty jaw-dropping litany of pop idols.
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In 1974, the Judiciary Committee included obstruction of congressional investigations and proceedings among a litany of offenses for which it voted to impeach President Richard M. Nixon.
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Assange was staying at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London until it revoked his political asylum in April, alleging a litany of bad behavior during his yearslong stay.
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Now, it says CBP has failed to provide its staff with a litany of documents and has refused to make any of its employees available for interviews.
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TikTok, on the surface, doesn't look so different from the litany of other video-centric social media apps that came before it, like Snapchat, Vine, or Dubsmash.
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Fact Check To justify redirecting federal funds to a wall, the president made a litany of assertions about crime, drugs and other issues on the southern border.
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Facebook has faced months of scrutiny for a litany of ills, from spreading misinformation to not properly protecting its users' data to allowing foreign meddling in elections.
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On the website, Anglin celebrated the site's return with a litany of anti-Semitism and criticism of GoDaddy and Google, calling the latter an anti-speech site.
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Pence had upset China with a fierce speech in October in which he laid out a litany of complaints ranging from state surveillance to human-rights abuses.
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This week's teaser trailer follows a litany of previews — an announcement, a feature-length trailer, and two featurettes — but they're all so good we're eager for more.
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Both looks seem to aim to make her look innocent despite the litany of charges — a ploy that's just as manipulative as the crimes she's been accused of.
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Crucially, the new Alicia Vikander Tomb Raider drew heavily upon the reboot and sequel, and has carried all of the franchise's frustrating litany of paradoxes along with it.
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Khosrowshahi just hit his one-year mark with the company, and among the litany of issues he was tasked with upon his arrival, a major one was safety.
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Let&aposs start with you Tom, it is quite something to hear that litany of sound bites with the grand exaggeration, with the bombing of London in 22018.
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Members of the alt-right use a litany of methods — from fear-mongering to name-calling — to distract and intimidate their opponents while spreading false or misleading information.
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" He goes on to give the assembled students a litany of advice, including the eyebrow-raising suggestion that a man who directs "must be an authority" on "lovemaking.
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Deep in the obligatory legalese of the filing, Blue Apron also notes an litany of potential threats on the horizon that cover everything from natural disasters to taxes.
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All too often, people who speak out about abuse find themselves subject to a litany of mistreatment on top of the original offense, while the perpetrator walks free.
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The review process will allow the FTC to probe the litany of smaller acquisitions that enabled the Big Tech firms to become global powerhouses over the past decade.
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I texted you, I had hoped we would meet for coffee this week and do tequila and then all of a sudden, I get this litany of stuff.
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Kalanick was ousted as Uber's CEO in 2017 after a litany of concerns emerged surrounding the company's culture and workplace environment and its treatment of drivers and riders.
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It would be hard to argue that justice rolls in America, he told the students, launching into a litany of statistics demonstrating the gap between rich and poor.
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Hutchinson is 17, black, gay, and a bit of a heartthrob, sentenced to two years for a litany of charges, including selling drugs, stealing cars, and robbing homes.
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He's also running on the heels of Murphy's 2017 campaign, in which he ran on a litany of liberal goals, from a $15 minimum wage to legalized marijuana.
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The review process will allow the FTC to probe the litany of smaller acquisitions that enabled the Big Tech firms to become global powerhouses over the past decade.
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Beyond shopping items, Google Lens can now also recognize people, Wi-Fi network names, and geometric shapes, in addition to the litany of categories it could already analyze.
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They also took part in a "Litany of Reconciliation" prayer service aimed "at healing the wounds of history and building a culture of peace," the couple's office said.
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"If we want to be sacrosanct, if we want to honor the flag, we&aposve got to make sure we go through a litany of things," he said.
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For instance, some bank critics on both sides of the political spectrum have called for replacing Dodd-Frank's litany of regulations with much tougher restrictions on banks' debt.
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The president has said repeatedly said he doesn't want to take any actions that could imperil a litany of arms sales to Riyadh that could total $110 billion.
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For its "The Pet Effect Campaign," the organization created parodies of prescription drug commercials encouraging adoption of cats and dogs for relief from a litany of health problems.
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The bill gives voters a litany of privileges over their own data and how it might be used (or misused) specifically by candidates and campaigns in federal elections.
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Endo slashed its earnings guidance in May amid fierce competition from generic drug makers, joining the litany of other specialty drug makers, including Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc VRX.
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As if that's not enough, in recent years he's endured a litany of health problems ranging from hepatitis C and liver failure to diabetes and numerous heart attacks.
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Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, the White House physician, withdrew his nomination to be secretary of veterans affairs on Thursday after lawmakers publicized a litany of allegations about him.
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From the simplest pen to the smartest phone, we just consume our way through a litany of gadgets, tools, and devices without ever stopping to truly appreciate them.
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At Monday night's heated debate, Clinton ripped Trump's past comments about her stamina and fired off a litany of things she did while serving as secretary of State.
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And Ross then unleashes a litany of Lean Cuisine meals which contains citric acid, including Asian-Style Pot Stickers, Shrimp Alfredo, Mushroom Mezzaluna Ravioli and Ranchero Braised Beef.
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They released Mega Man 2 on the App Store in 2009, where it was savaged for a litany of problems, including the decision to change how jumping works.
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The case brought up a litany of questions related to jurisdiction and authority of federal courts, which is why Garland's opinion is cited so frequently by fellow judges.
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As soon as she relented, it opened me up to a litany of entreaties from him, lasting throughout our hour-long session, for me to to the same.
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In a NSFW clip showcasing her candid critique, the Golden Girls alum raved about the "glorious" superhero film while unfurling a litany of F-bombs and cuss words.
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There's a reason the genre has a litany of terrible mental illness tropes, such as setting games in "insane asylums," where everyone's locked away in a padded cell.
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