Le Pen does not try to make out that she is a feminist.
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For the swift fans trying to make out that I would ever do blackface please see this video.
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All this stuff has been going on a long time, and they just make out that it's new.
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One could also make out that the body had been straightened out, with the arms folded over the chest.
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Even as a kid, one could make out that the American and English books were written to a formula.
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Her Arabic was limited, but she could make out that she had been followed in the city of Alexandria two weeks earlier.
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But he shows up just after the clock runs out, delivering the no-holds-barred, 360-degree make out that dreams are made of.
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Through her sobs I could make out that she found her 2628 year old suburban district student athlete with an empty needle in his arm.
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It points out that the V60 will have four microphones, and without calling attention to it, you can easily make out that it features four cameras.
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"If you strained your ears and concentrated hard, you could just about make out that the DJ had segued from Elvis into 'Rock Around The Clock,'" he wrote.
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"He could not pronounce the name of his own book The Improvisatore, in Italian; and his translatress appears to make out that he can't speak Danish," Dickens wrote.
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You can just barely make out that something is there in the photo Google posted, but if you brighten the image a little, it's clear that there's a cutout.
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"For the swift fans trying to make out that I would ever do blackface please see this video," she wrote alongside a clip from the concert illustrating her point.
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But she called the regime's opponents "criminals who today make out that they were political victims," and said that she had never understood why people fled to the West.
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Finally, it was possible to make out that Mr. Miranda was saying, like a Dolly Levi in denim, that it was so nice to be back on Broadway, where he belongs.
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The media like to make out that we all love the monarchy and can't wait for the royal wedding when actually over half of young people say that they couldn't care less.
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"I was painting myself into the backdrop, it was a precursor to the wig…" For the swift fans trying to make out that I would ever do blackface please see this video.
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"I would tell him that would not happen under my auspices," he said, meaning, as best as anyone could make out, that he wouldn't let American intelligence spy on his dear homicidal friend.
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And I don't want to make out that I'm sort of always thinking about its spiritual weight or anything, but she passed away a few years ago and it's the only thing I have from her.
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You may have also learned that your current TV sucks, judging by the fact that you have to squint to make out that blurry score or decipher where the ball is in that mass of messy pixels.
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The drama went down in February, and while many of the sisters, Woods, and Khloé herself have spoken about the late-night make-out that ended a relationship, part one of the season finale added new context to the scandal.
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"What I see now in the final days of this campaign is a tactic by the 'No' campaign to try and make out that there is some sort of alternative amendment that we could put into our constitution," Varadkar, who is campaigning for a 'Yes' vote, told parliament.
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Maple's personal life involved enough gossip, scandal, and legal entanglements to prompt commentary in newspapers: "What again! It's perfectly terrible the way wives pick on poor little Audrey Maple, the pretty musical comedy star, and try to make out that she is a naughty girl.""Come Audrey, the Witness Chair is Waiting Again!" Pittsburgh Press (April 26, 1925): 115.
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Other environmentalists believe that the ecosystem metaphor is just a way for business to appear 'Green'. According to author Alan Marshall, the metaphor is used to make out that somehow business operates using natural principles which should be left to run without interference by governments. In the PESTEL-framework, ecology or environment is one of the criteria to analyse the external circumstances of a company.
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Prime Minister David Lloyd George and those close to him had long grown exasperated by the unreliable statistics produced by the Army about both British and German strength. Cabinet Secretary Maurice Hankey had written in his diary (20 December 1917) "The War office figures and statements are utterly unreliable, and their facts are twisted to support their arguments. If they want men they make out that they can hardly hold the line … If they want to do an offensive they make out that the enemy is exhausted and demoralised, and that they have lots of men".Grigg 2002, pp. 506–7 General Sir William Robertson was removed as Chief of the Imperial General Staff (CIGS – professional head of the Army) in February 1918 after months of argument with the government about manpower and deployment of resources between fronts, and was suspected of engaging in political intrigues to return to power.
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He combined passion with close reasoning, and his services were highly valued by the government. Marchangy was most distinguished in political trials. His conclusions in the trials of two writers, Joseph Fiévée in 1818 and Nicolas Bergasse in 1821, were not supported by everyone. Even his biographer, generally very favorable to Marchangy, noted that through his method of interpretation and clever phraseology he could make out that a writer said what he had never written or thought.
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Justin approaches Nicole and asks her to get him food. Nicole assumes they are going to run off together and when she finds out Justin does not love her, she calls the police. They arrest Justin and he goes back to prison to await trial, where he is visited in secret by Becca. At the trial, Macki's friends make out that Justin bullied them and Macki, however, Justin's lawyer shows the court a video on Macki's phone showing his gang beating up Ali.
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Andrew Murray "Miners' strike hatchet job", Morning Star, 13 March 2009 In response, with co-author David Hencke, Beckett insisted that the writers were not jackals but lifelong trade unionists, and asserted that "...for Murray to try to make out that you are doing something bad by buying or reading our book is not just censorship, but also the bitterest form of ideological rigidity and sectarianism".Francis Beckett and David Hencke "We are not jackals", Morning Star, 18 March 2009 In 2010 What Did the Baby Boomers Ever Do For Us? was published by Biteback.
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On 20 July 1881, a few days before the next general elections, Allègre accepted the position of Governor of Martinique and resigned as deputy. In December 1881 Allègre said the clergy of the island was aligned with "the small reactionary minority", and Bishop Carméné(fr) had agreed with "parties hostile to the Republic" to make out that the colony was totally disorganized. On 17 December 1882 Allègre was elected Senator of Martinique in place of Joseph Desmazes, who had died. He was made a Knight of the Legion of Honour on 24 December 1882.
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Möwe was steaming about 120 miles south of Madeira on 16 January 1916, with the merchant steamer , a ship previously captured by the Germans who installed a prize crew and transferred several dozen prisoners of war to. At sunset, lookouts aboard Möwe sighted smoke on the horizon, indicating a ship. Kapitän Dohna-Schlodien ordered Appam to remain behind while he went to investigate. Several minutes later, at about 21:00, Möwe came within a distance to where her lookouts could make out that the smoke had originated from a large merchant ship, later identified as Clan Mactavish.
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She want suicide at Tamagawa Aqueduct to reunited with Tetsuya, but she later met Keji Shimazu, a barber, and he later gave Matsuko a new haircut at his salon. They go make out that night and from that day, she became his assistant at the salon and Keji had swear with her that he will always love her despite her past. But the next day, the police came and capture her for Onodera's murder, serving her eight years in prison. When she is released, she find out that Keji has now married and had a son.
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He sadly wanted some one of age, talent and authority enough to put him down. However, on some subjects he was interesting and pleasant enough. The chief thing I fought him on was his attempt to defend the absurd assertion of some Romish manual that the Times is the organ of the Anglican Church. He tried to make out that it fairly represented the dominant spirit of the Church.’ For the rest of his life Palmer resided at Rome in the Piazza di Santa Maria in Campitelli, where he died on 4 April 1879, in his sixty-eighth year.
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In choosing this area, Samuel's purpose was ecumenism. The fifth century division in the Church has been interpreted by Church traditions, each in its own way to make out that its acceptance or rejection of the councils in question was the result of a concern to conserve the Christian truth exclusively and the others were really at fault. Samuel's sense of objectivity and impartiality led him to feel that this reading must be as much one-sided as it was superficial, and that he should himself study the issues involved in the controversy. Thus his purpose was, in the first place, to find out him why the division arose, insofar as that was possible.
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Wagner returned to write Judge Dredd, starting in prog 9. His "Robot Wars" storyline was drawn by a rotating team of artists, including McMahon, Ezquerra, Turner and Ian Gibson, and marked the point where Dredd became the most popular character in the comic, a position he has rarely relinquished.Jarman, Colin M. and Peter Acton (1995) Judge Dredd: The Mega-History, Lennard Publishing, , p. 58 Dredd's city, which now covered most of the east coast of North America, became known as Mega-City One. Dredd had also been unmasked in issue 8 in a story drawn by Massimo Belardinelli, but the decision was made to make out that Dredd's face had been scarred and the panel had a 'censored' banner slapped on it.
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