Mingling with regular traffic Autonomous vehicles are already mingling with traditional cars on Singapore's roads in designated towns and zones.
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The modern recombined strain shows that, at some point, the two ancestral populations began mingling together — but exactly when and where this mingling occurred has been a matter of debate among scientists.
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We spend whole weekend days there mingling with our neighbors.
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CT, Vince was off, and people were just mingling about.
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Mom's busy mingling, which means she's not drinking nearly enough.
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Mingling that history with modern Dubai proved irresistible to Dragone.
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In "Nutshell," the genetic mingling turns more sour than sweet.
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Make room in your schedule for going out and mingling.
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She has seen more police officers mingling at community events.
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Some coal dust mingling with the scent of fresh flowers.
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Guests mingling at the Met Gala, photographed by Landon Nordeman.
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Behind the scenes, nominees appeared to enjoy mixing and mingling.
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Each expected to spend no longer than 30 minutes mingling.
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It attracts everyone from families to retirees to flirtatious, mingling youths.
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The mingling of technology and emotion isn't new to Hamid's work.
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America now had a noisy, charmless mingling of steel and concrete.
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He's looking forward to mingling with Democrats from across the country.
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"We're not co-mingling experiences and diluting each one," Jaber said.
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Members should avoid "mingling through large crowds of people," he added.
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They are a varied collection, local shoppers mingling with camera-wielding tourists.
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Videos from the protest on March 1st showed demonstrators mingling with police.
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The fake stuff is still on display, mingling with the real stuff.
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"I am single, but I'm not ready for mingling yet," Nikki said.
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The area where this mingling occurs is called the solar interaction region.
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Smart bombs combine both meanings of the word, mingling intelligence and harm.
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The way I'm dressed now makes me feel confident mingling with anyone.
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Common spaces attract local young creatives, offering plenty of opportunity for mingling.
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That mingling of the same smell, he said, often did the trick.
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Perhaps there is a mingling of emotions here, of ecstasy and horror.
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Communal division, mistrust of authority and violence were already mingling and combusting.
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As early as graduate school she was mingling African and Western idioms.
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People chatted, sipped on beer and took their seats after some mingling.
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Other photos show the participants mingling before or after taking their seats.
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There's not as much mingling of classes as there used to be.
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From a pandemic's point of view, the more mingling among species the better.
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Since being pulled into the group, Mitsubishi has also begun mingling its operations.
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In addition to the music culture, it was a mingling place of artistry.
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In September, Germany ordered Facebook to stop mingling data from the two services.
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Invites to events fill me with dread — all that mingling is so draining.
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It's a wonderfully romantic day thanks to sweet Venus mingling with dreamy Neptune!
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Her eyes began to water, and soon tears and saliva were mingling together.
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Photos of the stars mingling in and around Havana started circulating this weekend.
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The real stars of the show, though, were the soccer legends mingling nearby.
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A lot of people get anxious about mingling at the company holiday party.
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While mingling at the party, Kidman sees Cruise chatting up two young models.
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It was also about dressing up and mingling and taking pictures with Mrs.
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Guests could be seen mingling around outside the town hall dressed in smart clothes.
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Fortunately, we'll be doing this in relay, in teams mingling famous athletes and amateurs.
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The reunited costars were seen together all night mingling and sipping on Medea Vodka.
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When we first catch Peña again, he's reluctantly mingling with people at a wedding.
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They also prevent the toppings from mingling with the bottom of the next layer.
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A Reuters photographer there said some National Front activists were mingling in the crowd.
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Your ruling planet Mercury meets Venus, finding you mingling with people from your past.
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Savor the spice-kissed meat and succulent greens mingling with the cool, minty yogurt.
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As the cool tomatoes hit the hot pasta, an extraordinary mingling of flavors occurs.
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Perhaps no other nation has such a mestizo culture, such ingrained habits of mingling.
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Their juices leak onto the pan, condensing and mingling with the rendering chicken fat.
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You write about how you're sort of bad at mingling, networking, playing the game.
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I love the way bottarga enlivens this spaghetti, mingling with the mild, sweet zucchini.
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The mingling of rich pan juices with the soft creamy beans is rather intoxicating.
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There is easy mingling at restaurants where separateness is no longer on the menu.
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After Trump's speech, the mingling of the dignitaries resumed, with a more reserved air.
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In a wry poem of direct counsel, Ha Jin dismisses obligatory mingling and networking.
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With societies mingling, the us-versus-them aspect of extreme faith has gotten worse.
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Most designers who do two brands are worried about sowing confusion by co-mingling.
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Narrator: So why does this genre mingling always seem to create so much controversy?
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Here are two strategies that will have you mixing and mingling in no time.
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Somehow, this mingling enhanced the spiritual richness of the music and the communal experience.
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These nuclei like to steal electrons from other particles, including co-mingling hydrogen atoms.
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This is the program we came up with: It begins with mingling and champagne.
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Pitt also attended the War Machine screening, where he was spotted mingling with attendees beforehand.
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Awards season is officially here, which means lots of celebrating, mingling, and for the stars.
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He makes just a brief appearance in the clip, mingling at the cast's masquerade ball.
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Shakespeare's untutored mingling of fools and kings seemed odd, so dramatists often rewrote his texts.
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But he does know about mingling government and business, something which others have pointed out.
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Instead of mingling with his peers, Gates said his college priorities were almost solely academics.
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"I was mingling and then saw this girl in a red dress," Mr. Kline said.
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He was spotted Saturday mingling with wedding guests and posing for pictures at the club.
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Then she heard her name, mingling with the back and forth of the wrens. Willa!
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Dozens of people showed up, and Ded and his family spent hours mingling and chatting.
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They were photographed the next day mingling with Jonas' extended family at a celebratory brunch.
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All around are exotic fruit trees, over, beneath, and mingling with the 8,000 coffee plants.
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That kind of mingling might repel customers and workers as the coronavirus continues to spread.
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The club was known for its Afro-Caribbean music and mingling of cultures and races.
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You're mingling with and meeting new, weird people that you understand and feel excited about.
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The mingling of languages (Dutch, Arabic and English) adds to the production's disquieting vérité feel.
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Be a part of the conversation, the Q. and A. and the post-event mingling.
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Inside, the scene consists of creative types mingling with tourists over mojitos and rum cocktails.
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The state prohibits former Rikers detainees from mingling with teenagers who were not held there.
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It's this mingling of the economic and political elite which is really destroying our democracy.
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It is Mr. Yildirim who is mingling more with people on the streets and squares.
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And in a continent with as many peoples mixing and mingling as Europe, that is dangerous.
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In case you were wondering, no: This isn't merely two co-workers mingling for the cameras.
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They were also seen laughing and mingling with friends and family at brunch the following day.
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The scars of disasters of these magnitudes are borne by cities, mingling with an aging flesh.
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I see it percolating through the foreign soil, mingling with the graves and seeds and bones.
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On Saturday, people were mingling on Java and Sumatra's beaches when waves unexpectedly pummeled the coasts.
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JOE DONNELLY is almost indistinguishable from the voters he is mingling with in Doug Burnworth's barn.
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This mingling of clients doesn't happen in other literary agencies, at least not to this extent.
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Britney Spears is single and mingling, and even she has her fair share of awkward dates.
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Ment'or co-founder Daniel Boulud was mingling with the fans in America's corner of the grandstands.
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The two were single (and mingling) for two or so years before finally reuniting in 2016.
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She was mingling for a few minutes when she looked up and saw a familiar face.
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They see it hindering peaceful countries from trading, mingling and co-operating on the world's problems.
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At Porsche's party, held between several days of racing, Tan was mingling with guests and sponsors.
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Life is mingling and coupling despite the effort of every Middle Eastern fanatic to draw division.
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Barkley and Mayfield hugged it out ... and Saquon actually carpooled with Darnold (Jets and Giants mingling?!).
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The prince alluded to the mingling of men and women in the time of the prophet.
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We stayed toward the back of the cows, occasionally mingling with the last of the herd.
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They have no time for the free world if the free world means mingling and migration.
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Now that the sun is in Libra, you can enjoy your friendships and mingling with VIPs.
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Her mother was worried that Ella would be mingling with carousers and habitués of burlesque houses.
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This also relates to Ms. Shick's aesthetic approach, a mingling of the ordinary and the odd.
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Keep in mind that you're cooking for people who are going to be mingling and playing games.
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Politics and culture are kind of like government and religion: Both are harmed by their co-mingling.
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After mingling outside the duo made their way inside the party briefly before making a quick exit.
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Despite orbiting nearly 240,000 miles from Earth, our Moon may be periodically mingling with our planet's atmosphere.
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Many of the most difficult questions had to do with the mingling of Facebook and Libra data.
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At the start they seemed to be a co-mingling of the desert and a bayou landscape.
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Apple was apparently out mingling at Sundance in an attempt to find partners for this new venture.
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On Sunday, they were out mingling with the crowd, as were plainclothes officers dressed as cycling fans.
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A mirror-like backdrop offers a hazy mingling of pale-blue, grayish swirls and streaks of clouds.
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Each OTR discussion lasts 45 minutes — followed by time for mingling, networking and high-tech elbow-rubbing.
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They're also acquiring other companies and co-mingling [personal data those companies have] into their [own database].
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Do some mingling on days when graduates return to campus, such as homecoming weekend or class reunions.
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The post-Oscar soirées became a melting pot of Hollywood's up-and-comers mingling with old favorites.
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But there's nothing to stop him from mingling with potential investors — at conferences or in the casinos.
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Lavrov made light of the situation in the interview, comparing it to children mingling at a kindergarten.
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In addition, co-mingling the chicks increases the probability that those shedding salmonella will infect other chicks.
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He stayed an hour, mingling with guests on the dance floor, without removing his overcoat or beanie.
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Once abroad, they are discouraged from mingling, live mostly in groups and are guarded by security officials.
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Besides, now that Porsche is part of the Volkswagen Group, the mingling of DNA seems retrospectively natural.
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The middle movement was mesmerizing, with pointillist-like strands of mingling piano lines against bittersweet orchestra harmonies.
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It's further evidence that Neanderthals and Denisovans interbred—and that this co-mingling happened at or near Denisova.
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These extravaganzas aim for maximum sensory impact and require a high tolerance for mingling with masses of people.
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After about an hour of hanging out and mingling with fans, it was time for Rihanna to go.
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November 13 also finds the sun, our source of vitality, mingling with Pluto, the lord of the underworld.
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Because of her half-witch, half-mortal status, the three women don't want Sabrina mingling with their kind.
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Those are your priorities right now, along with mingling with inspiring people, as the moon connects with Neptune.
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood delights in mingling fact and fiction on all levels of its storytelling.
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How do eyeless creatures monitor the moon's phases and determine when the time is right to start mingling?
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The mingling of Kinect and latter-day VR's DNA means they share a fundamental problem of user convenience.
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Lobbyists for various clients swayed to the beat, mingling near the State Assembly speaker and Brooklyn's district attorney.
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Still, the mingling of inspiration and envy is something aspiring artists in all fields have always grappled with.
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In "Folding Beijing," you portray a deeply stratified society in which even mingling among economic classes is forbidden.
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Students and graduates can often be found mingling in the parlor, library or mahogany-lined kitchen turned classroom.
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No more mingling families, no more open fire hydrants or trash can barbecues or dominoes on the sidewalk.
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They want to know how the worms communicate and travel to the most advantageous or safest mingling locations.
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Online sex shops Right now, officials are advising against co-mingling, and instead are suggesting people masturbate. Really.
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"In my book respectability is not achieved by mingling with the 'right people,'" she said in an email.
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An especially rare, and friendly, black coyote had been mingling among dogs and humans in Georgia for months.
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Mostly mingling with a group of male friends, the newly single star — who filed for divorce on Nov.
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Non-tech chief executives have been found mingling at technology conferences, trying to spot their next potential target.
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Who the hell is mingling limbs to the dulcet tones of forlorn songstress Adele, the third-placed competitor?
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An additional photo of the crowd from the event, found by CNN's KFile, shows Parnas mingling in the crowd.
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"The mingling [of asylum and immigration] produces problems," says Lars Castellucci, a Social Democrat MP who backs the law.
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In a photo posted by Al Rojo Vivo, the Beckhams are seen mingling with guests on an outdoor terrace.
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Mingling with the opposite sex is frowned upon; something which they say is not expected from an Aligarian girl.
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The study detected a co-mingling of space and time near the black hole as predicted by Einstein's theory.
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The well-wishers mingling with journalists and armed police were taking in the emotion as well as the pomp.
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After mingling for a bit, Jealous introduced Sanders to the crowd as people milled around with plates of food.
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Mr Alshater burst into the public eye shortly after the Cologne assaults, like an angel of cross-cultural mingling.
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Some researchers, divers and spectators have waited patiently for coral mingling that, at least during their visits, never materialized.
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The Moon in Scorpio is mingling with the Sun and Mars—both of which are in your sign today.
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The crowd seemed to be mainly young professionals traveling solo for business trips, and mingling was in full effect.
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The Thai women arrested were charged with "mingling" in an entertainment venue, fined 1,000 baht and released, he said.
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Also seen mingling at the W event were reality TV star Padma Lakshmi and "Lost" co-creator Damon Lindelof.
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The paintings combine the "imagined landscape of childhood" with tangible memories, mingling to a furious retelling of the past.
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Such frank admissions of frailty has resonated with Britons as has his natural ease when mingling with the public.
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But the biggest threat to Mr. Joyce's career may involve questions about the mingling of adultery, money and power.
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The news media's coverage was filled with images of Taliban and regular Afghans mingling happily — Commander Zarqawi among them.
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As the night wore on and the drinks set in, the American and international talent began mingling more warmly.
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Mingling may not be in his skill set, but to him, an artistic director is simply playing a role.
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But the increasing visibility of gay marriage plus the mingling of Christian colleges with mainstream institutions is changing that.
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The original "Let Me In" is harrowing, expressing confusion through its murky mingling of Mills' guitar and Stipe's voice.
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After Dr. Jacobs's remarks, many of the forecasters mingling in the hallways outside settled on a common descriptor: diplomatic.
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Dressing up for an awards show and mingling with celebrities – that sounds exactly like Anna Delvey's cup of tea.
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It is a lovely contrast to behold and savor: earthy, rustic pasta mingling with beautiful, herb-perfumed sweet peas.
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But Rosenstein hung behind, mingling at a reception afterwards as one of the most popular people in the room.
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The bride was always there to ensure that details were executed flawlessly and that guests were mingling and happy.
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Travel Tips These tips will have you mingling with locals and drinking local specialties the next time you travel.
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PEOPLE first reported in 2009 that there was a lot of mingling among the actors at beloved Bay Side High.
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But everyone at the party — old and young, white and black, rural and urban, locals and carpetbaggers — was still mingling.
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Here I was, some random girl from Idaho, at the notorious Playboy mansion, mingling with stars from every industry conceivable.
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The vigil was attended by Elvis' former wife Priscilla Presley, 72, who was snapped mingling with attendees in the afternoon.
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While mingling with other guests during a cocktail hour, one of the actors asked if I knew how Poe died.
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The game occurs during the heart of flu season and is the reason for the mingling at Super Bowl parties.
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Backstage, the pair were also spotted mingling with artists and celebrities with Holmes taking a photo with host Elvis Duran.
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One day after the wedding, the new couple were also seen laughing and mingling with friends and family at brunch.
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"They want us to bring our wives to tribal gatherings," fumes one who considers such mingling of the sexes improper.
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This is basically a crab cake in dip form, made easier for consuming while mixing and mingling with your guests.
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Of course, he capped off his Vegas visit with a little nightclub mingling at his go-to spot, 1 OAK.
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Imagine peanuts, caramel, and tangy Texas barbecue sauce all mingling together like a country jamboree or Austin-based technology conference.
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It's plated with young coconut, pomelo, and chunks of poached cucamelon to produce clean, straightforward flavors mingling sea and jungle.
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The wild plants grow all over the place, their roots mingling with the surrounding herbs and plant life around them.
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But these two worlds were one and the same, a surreal mingling of its placid surface and its monstrous depths.
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On Tennis Our city's nod to tennis as big business came in a noisy, charmless mingling of steel and concrete.
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Photos on Facebook show her smiling broadly on a trip to New York and mingling at a gallery in Dhaka.
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He was spotted on Wednesday mingling with diners and taking a selfie, as well as speaking to supporters in Albuquerque.
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The fundraiser will include a speech from the candidate and a Q&A discussion, followed by mingling, according to Altman.
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Analyzing the photos of mingling tech and media moguls at the Allen & Co Sun Valley conference is a July ritual.
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The school's policies countered traditional gender and racial boundaries and biases as it encouraged crossing, merging and mingling among disciplines.
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A mingling of the separate populations would go a long way toward bolstering the genetics of the isolated Yellowstone grizzlies.
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There are music videos and performances of original songs, on top of a "Real World"-like mingling of talented strangers.
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When Judith Goldman, 76, Mr. Corman's girlfriend of seven years, wasn't at his side, she was mingling with the crowd.
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At Villa Palmieri, the buffet itself was rigorously separated by course and flavor to keep even the perfumes from mingling.
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"It's a co-mingling of both of the lists, so it's not all minority," Pollard Alliance chairman John Wooten said.
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Known for mingling with A-listers and royalty, Mr. Tang was reputed to have the best address book in London.
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Learn from the experts while mingling with code jockeys and fellow Times readers alike at this special Times Insider event.
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The story of Australia's costly internet bungle illustrates the hazards of mingling telecommunication infrastructure with the impatience of modern politics.
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In the months since, Ive has been spotted mingling with numerous creatives and celebrities around his home country of England.
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The journey of the shark from the northeast Atlantic to North American waters represents a mingling of these two populations.
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Vox was in attendance to witness Hula-Hoopers in neon outfits mingling among scattered signs and shirts referencing the meme.
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Viewed through eucalyptus-scented vapor, the monitor of "Il Vapore," 1975, shows Viola's own form mingling with that of visitors.
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Mingling with the actors is not a new idea in a town like Chicago with so many sweat-equity theaters.
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Ultimately, he writes, "it was more of a form of cultural exchange" — a mingling that resulted in something totally new.
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We reached out to tap her experience of art mingling with politics, and learn about her new show at Firstsite.
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This was "Upfront" week for the TV industry, where everyone gets together for big presentations and parties and mingling and dealmaking.
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And the same reason, not the supposed benefits of mingling with colleagues, is why open-plan offices are all the rage.
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They arrived in wigs and bell-bottoms, mingling with partygoers a generation younger and feeling, he said, equally young and vital.
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Your ruling planet, Venus, is currently in sexy Scorpio, and it's mingling with dreamy Neptune today, sending you peaceful, supportive vibes.
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A.Human would feel radically different if visitors were mingling with augmented humans at a party — or even watching a runway show.
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The really nice thing is that the bands, the campers, the crew, the volunteers, are all mingling and hanging out together.
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The risks of PMVs mingling with pedestrians and more powerful road vehicles are both clear and also not about to disappear.
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According to the onlooker, Perry snacked on popcorn while chatting with Tom Ford, and Bloom was spotted mingling with Jennifer Aniston.
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Other guests said they didn't expect to return to the facility until the crisis wanes, wary of mingling with large groups.
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Dal Niente's Party series is a nod to American party culture — freely mixing food, drink and an atmosphere of social mingling.
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Light constantly explodes across the screen, threatening everything, mingling with audio cutaways of dire warnings and autopsies of near-cataclysmic mistakes.
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A series of laws meant to prevent interracial mingling (and to clearly define blacks as property, not citizens) went into effect.
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From Royal Ascot to the Chelsea Flower Show, there are plenty of opportunities to be seen mingling with the right crowd.
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Joey Logano was a room away, mingling in the back of a ballroom, grinning ear-to-ear and totally at ease.
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Pakistani officials say fighters from the Taliban and other groups are able to hide in settlement camps by mingling with refugees.
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And with pungent, spicy and herbal flavors all mingling in my bowl, eating more was exactly what I wanted to do.
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Grimes emerged from the arty side of electronic pop on her early albums, mingling her voice with lo-fi electroacoustic constructions.
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She likes it here, a place with young people and foreign tourists, all mingling and waiting for the day to end.
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The first season of Westworld focused on the idea of artificial intelligence and humans co-mingling in one epic theme park.
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He also stopped for nearly 220006 minutes at an area diner, mingling with locals before continuing on to his scheduled events.
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" Eisen added, "Finally, he is also mingling with representatives of corporate interests who are paying to play, and not just golf.
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It will ease you into mingling effortlessly, and it will even demonstrate the right way to leave (without ruining your life).
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There was Colson Whitehead, the writer, mingling with Rami Malek, the Oscar-winning actor, and Emilia Clarke, the mother of dragons.
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Those powers of communication that are so often used for casual mingling can be applied to in-depth discussions just as readily.
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Turn a corner, though, and you spot the future: a hybrid assembly line where shiny Japanese robots are mingling with human workers.
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He was mostly based in France, mingling with the cream of Parisian society and the arts and playing for aristocrats and royalty.
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The longtime BFFs also snapped selfies together while mingling with fellow stars Jonathan Bennett, Bailee Madison, Joey King, Kendrick Sampson and more.
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The actress Marisa Berenson, the house muse, warmly greeted the guests, embracing a woman in a kimono who was smiling and mingling.
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And after about 30 minutes of mingling, the stars hit the dance floor at the bash, which was sponsored by Ben Sherman.
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"Usually celebrities will stay in their barricade of their security while they're out at clubs," he explains while mingling at the office.
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ITV News royal editor Chris Ship caught sight of the prince mingling with guests while hiding a few samosas behind his back.
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And their free time is often spent buzzing around the Washington-area convention center that hosts the bee, mingling with fellow competitors.
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As the song draws to a close, a helicopter can be heard over the studio, mingling with Waits' closing phlegmatic cough. 216.
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It's an hour or so of the kind of disco-not-disco-except-it-totally-is-disco mingling with the Beach Boys.
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This also permits the co-mingling of sperm and eggs that would not normally meet, thus allowing new varieties to be created.
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In addition, an onlooker tells PEOPLE that Aniston was ecstatic to support her husband, and was mingling with Stiller's wife Christine Taylor.
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Businesses slotted to present to investors had tables set up, and I did some mingling before we were invited to the auditorium.
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Celebrities like Joe Strummer, David Bowie, Marianne Faithful, Nico, Grace Jones, and Diana Ross could be found happily mingling in the crowd.
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This is not the Britain whose own union — of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland — has been an exercise in successful mingling.
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It's a departure from the rhetoric that typically surrounds any mingling of jazz and state, a parable of democracy and American exceptionalism.
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The mingling of the two, in the minds of investors at least, had been a headache over the past year for Powell.
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The co-mingling of flesh and metal agitates an underlying contemporary neurosis: Where does the body stop and the machine take over?
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In interviews, Binet has expressed his interest in creating and subverting artifice, and in mingling materials that have traditionally been kept apart.
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Eyewitnesses tell us Katy and about 30-40 members of her touring crew joined the wedding guests for some dancing and mingling.
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People are wearing masks, she said, but are still mingling in common areas, like the lobby where people get coffee and water.
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Rand Paul was very much so openly mingling with other Senators Sunday prior to getting his coronavirus test results and announcing them.
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Federal government workers roam the town's main streets and are often seen mingling with locals — answering questions and trying to assuage fears.
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Ms. Zaidan said that she had to learn her speeches in Arabic first, mingling her emotions and mental imagery with the words.
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Newly elected representatives will descend on Washington next week for freshman orientation, mingling with veteran lawmakers and kicking off the legislative discussions.
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After a conversation moderated by Mr. Sifton, get a taste of the chefs' specialties while mingling with Times subscribers, journalists and others.
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To keep the sick and the healthy from mingling in clinics and emergency rooms, online medical consultations and prescriptions became the norm.
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Its arrangement mimics the look and feel of painted propaganda posters from the 1950s, which often featured Mao mingling in bucolic settings.
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And beyond travel restrictions, weddings where the elderly will be mingling with guests from areas impacted by the coronavirus are causing concern.
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Wendy Williams is officially single and already mingling ... because she knows exactly what she wants, and the goods she's got to offer.
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Mr. Díaz-Canel could be accessible, friendly and modern — mingling with locals, playing basketball with the youth and listening to rock music.
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And yet, as the irony of the "ball" suggests, mingling in public looking like a human scrap heap quickly eliminates all vanity.
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Mingling English, Malayalam and Arabic in a series of Kafkaesque parables, Unnikrishnan's book features a lot of action and even some humor.
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The corridor walls were festooned with framed images of President Bush mingling with the troops or chunking a baseball at Yankee Stadium.
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Photos he tweeted from the event showed him mingling with representatives from the National Rifle Association and National Shooting Sports Foundation. Reps.
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"We have to overcome that," Timmermans said of the east-west divides, pointing to mingling young Europeans as a source of hope.
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The couple were photographed mingling with attendees — and despite it being one of Edoardo's first royal events, he seemed comfortable chatting with guests.
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And if Netflix is their model, the EO2 frame could be a big step toward mingling the worlds of art and home decor.
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It offers its members privacy, while offering up the prospect of mingling with the wealthy and famous as an enticement to new members.
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It was the second consecutive year he spurned mingling with politicians and members of the media to showcase his support outside the capital.
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Between an older narrative of heroism and a more recent one of pointless slaughter lies an ocean of ambiguity, mingling grandeur with absurdity.
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Office parties, tree-trimming gatherings, and New Year's Eve nights-on-the-town all present ample opportunities for mingling with potential new dates.
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European regulators do not all see eye to eye on mingling privacy and antitrust, according to Alec Burnside of Dechert, a law firm.
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"Criminals are always on the lookout to move money beyond the traditional way and the show is about mingling all of that together."
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A fragmented landscape is dangerous for the big cats: the animals need large swaths of land for hunting and mingling with each other.
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Aside from mingling with a former POTUS, Beyoncé also celebrated her big day by releasing the music video for "Hold Up" on YouTube.
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"I was just getting out of a relationship… I was just mingling around, and I was hanging out with this chick," Cody explains.
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When heading out for an evening, a small bag seems like the obvious decision; clunky bags are just not dancing or mingling friendly.
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The CEO often acts as the public face of the company at Airbnb events, mingling with celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow and Ashton Kutcher.
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Microbes began mingling with those human cells even before your first breath, the first kiss from your mother, your first taste of milk.
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And yet somehow, that adrenaline-inducing glow that comes with mingling with the stars and witnessing your dreams come true is undeniably addicting.
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The reasons for co-mingling savings ranged from simply preferring it that way to confusion about account types to apathy about getting started.
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The third song, "Mingling Waters," came from Carey discovering an archaeological dig across a small stream from land he inherited from his grandfather.
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Over the summer, she regularly made trips to nearby grocery stores and went to the boardwalk, mingling with the many people she encountered.
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It is followed by three brawny celebrities mingling with sharks: Bear Grylls (at 8), Shaquille O'Neal (at 9) and Ronda Rousey (at 10).
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He made hash of the seasons, mingling a faux leopard coat with shorts, and a Tattersall shirt with a slinky flower-patterned slip.
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Future episodes will feature Deion Sanders and Idina Menzel, and this inaugural one on Friday stars Gabby Douglas, mingling with gymnasts and coaches.
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It's also trying to make us feel a mingling of souls that have found each other, and evoke the exhilaration of that meeting.
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He has been heavily criticized for favoring a chauffeured ride over mingling with New Yorkers on a system that is becoming increasingly unreliable.
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I had heard something—that is I had subconsciously perceived a murmur—a murmur growing and mingling with the sound of many footsteps.
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An exception was made for Ms. Donnelly, who wrote a column and took video of attendees mingling with Marines by a swimming pool.
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At Trump events, the press is confined to a section that is surrounded by metal barriers, preventing journalists from mingling with the crowd.
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I know this because, for the past week, I've been mingling with corporate executives at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos.
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Marissa Mayer, the now ex-CEO of Yahoo, and Biz Stone, recently returned to Twitter, are mingling with the other hundred or so invitees.
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The Trudeaus, who married in 1971, became celebrities in their own right, with Margaret photographed partying at Studio 54 and mingling with rock stars.
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Clubgoers are drinking, mingling and fiddling with their phones when a shooter approaches from the top of the screen, a short video clip shows.
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At Istanbul University, common areas have been closed, political gatherings are forbidden and students are obliged to attend classes in shifts to reduce mingling.
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Jessica Mulroney's makeup artist Rachel Renna shot a short Instagram video that showed Meghan Markle's close friend mingling with guests at the royal reception.
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The photo shows one half of the Rae Sremmurd duo mingling with excited fans... none of whom appear to be looking directly at him.
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The moon enters your sign today, Cancer, and finds you mingling with unexpected people as the moon and the sun connect with wildcard Uranus.
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Ivanka was spotted walking on the field and mingling with lawmakers from both parties, according to reporters in attendance at Nationals Park in Washington.
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Hard to make out exactly what he's drinking, but witnesses tell us he seemed to be sipping vodka-sodas while mingling with the guests.
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Approximately five penguins and two pandas dressed in tuxes will just kind of low-key chill at the reception, mingling adorably with guests. 6.
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The mingling of mining interests with national interests is perpetuated through a revolving door: lawmakers frequently work for the coal industry after leaving office.
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WAVERLY, Iowa — Joseph R. Biden Jr. was mingling with a handful of mayors backstage at a conference in Washington when an uninvited guest appeared.
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All day Thursday, groups of people could be seen mingling outside in Havana looking at their phones and trying to access the new service.
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To me, the complementary flavors of olive oil, pancetta, garlic and rosemary are just right, mingling with the lightly browned mushrooms and creamy beans.
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Police said the attackers had gathered in large numbers near the city's main train station, drinking alcohol, releasing fireworks and mingling with other revelers.
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Negronis are the ideal before-dinner drink, for when all of your dinner party guests are mingling and looking to work up an appetite.
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Lauren: It was pretty much like a group mingling, with the women on one side of the wall and the men on the other.
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Mirvis's story is less stark than recent memoirs of leaving ultra-Orthodox sects; Modern Orthodoxy, by definition, allows more mingling with the outside world.
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America is all about different cultures mingling and sharing each other's languages and ideas and customs — that's what makes the great global melting pot!
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They are the retired men who socialize on weekday afternoons at Fortunato Brothers Café & Pasticceria, conversing in a mingling of Italian dialects and English.
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The foremost theorist of this Sinicization project, known as "ethnic mingling," is Hu Lianhe, an official at the Central Political and Legal Affairs Committee.
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She's mixing with us, mingling with us, to me she came with all her humanness — all her umm-ing and ahh-ing and normalness.
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She stayed at the club through the afternoon, mingling with the other players, most of whom she knew, and worked out again with Rodriguez.
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The festival's outlook is determinedly futuristic, with a sidebar conference — Sónar Plus D — that has virtual-reality showcases and musicians mingling with software innovators.
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Come with questions, thoughts and memories to share, all while mingling with fellow lit lovers at this intimate event, held in partnership with RestorationART.
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Following a night of arson and violence, Cummings served as a calming presence in the streets, mingling with people and listening to their anger.
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Critic's Pick A stupendous show at the Whitney Museum explores the profound impact of Mexican painters — the meeting and mingling that enriched American culture.
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"—fills the white men of the town with longing for the past, mingling "Star Wars" references with " 'Member when there weren't so many Mexicans?
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This is a hotel where mingling and socializing are encouraged, and everything from activities to common spaces are meant to foster this friendly environment.
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People were mingling about, dressed up in otherworldly attire and alien costumes, donning tinfoil hats and shirts expressing their intention to storm Area 251.
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Directed by Karim Traidia and Pankaj Sehgal, the movie unfolds during the weeks leading up to Gandhi's death, mingling fictional and real-life figures.
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Tending the bar and mingling with guests, she is worldly in a shimmering sea-foam green top, silvery chain vest and layers of jewels.
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The video, taken in Roodepoort, a city in South Africa, shows a fierce parrot mingling with a group of dogs and flawlessly mimicking their barks.
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Club goers are drinking, mingling, and fiddling with their phones when a shooter approaches from the top of the screen, the short video clip shows.
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Wearing an AR headset for work neatly circumvents the stigma associated with the general public rocking a face computer when mingling with their fellow humans.
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They'll be mingling with the night's honorees and other major celebrity guests as they arrive at the awards, which will be hosted by Ross Matthews.
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At holiday parties in Silicon Valley this year, there'll be a surprising influx of attractive women — and a few pretty men — mingling with the engineers.
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The grizzled primes (and twilights) of Joe Ingles, Jae Crowder, and Thabo Sefolosha mingling with relentless uppercuts by Grayson Allen, Dante Exum, and Alec Burks.
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Schultz, a billionaire himself, has been mingling with c-suite executives ever since he became chief executive officer of the popular coffee chain in 1986.
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Its substance, mingling with vaporized Earth rock, formed a fiery plume, which reached halfway to the moon before collapsing in a pillar of incandescent dust.
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Sunday, the seven-member group re-appeared in the U.S. for the 22018 Billboard Music Awards, mingling with stars like Taylor Swift and John Legend.
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The rest of the event was spent mingling with other attendees, and guests were given the opportunity to ask questions about Bed Bath & Beyond's products.
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I really regret missing everybody because I love talking and mingling with my constituents and even when the comments are tough, you learn, you grow.
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From where I'm sitting, there are two places in the known universe where you'll see punks, metalheads, hipsters, and middle-aged dads co-mingling peacefully.
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We have tons of video and photos from the event, and from all we can see ... Colton seemed to be enjoying mingling with his fans.
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The Washington Post said Trump could change his mind, as the billionaire was undecided while mingling with friends and donors in New York last weekend.
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The Domain is still a hot shopping destination, with luxury brands like Louis Vuitton mingling with more affordable fast-fashion brands like Zara and Forever21.
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There's big expectations, the pressure is high, and it's a completely exceptional situation, you're out of your daily life and only mingling with gay guys.
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And he has pushed for the repatriation of Afghan refugees to keep militants from hiding in the country by mingling with refugees in settlement camps.
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But of far more interest, with its mingling of creaturely flesh, living and dead, is the work's deep investment in ideas of transience and mortality.
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Mingling with the likes of Jack Nicklaus III, the grandson of the famous golfer, Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman awaited the arrival of Mr. Trump.
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Mohammed's niece and nephew come by regularly after school to lend a hand and the mingling sounds of English and Arabic often fill the air.
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An inspiring conversation arrives that will be beneficial to your partnerships, thanks to the planet of reality, Saturn, mingling with the planet of fantasy, Neptune.
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It was a place where you had racial mingling going on for decades between the black community, the white community, and the Native American community.
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Traditional sports are mingling with esports more and more as NBA players, managers and now teams are investing in and acquiring esports teams around the world.
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My pragmatic view is that my spiritual experience was an early symptom of the neurological disorder brewing deep in my brain, mingling with my religious beliefs.
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Over the course of the show, they stretched out the "reports" in a nonchalant manner, mingling them with call-in segments and other (presumably real) news.
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The sessions largely took place in a conference room, and the group would decamp to bars and parties afterward, mingling with other Russian tourists and expats.
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The two friends were also photographed mingling at the Audio Polo Challenge in London back in 2016 as Harry and William played on Team Audi Ultra.
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In pubs and churches, gyms and schools, Britishness is being made and remade not by political diktat but by an organic process of mixing and mingling.
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The Friends star, 45, spent a couple hours at the Hollywood party mingling with guests and sending her best wishes to the birthday boy on Saturday.
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Subsequently, Coyne became Cyrus' go-to plus one (before her reunion with love Liam Hemsworth), mingling with the likes of music stars like A$AP Rocky.
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Between the sun's connection with generous Jupiter and chatty Mars mingling with action planet Mars, today is an especially exciting time for communication and connection, Libra!
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She's locked down a cushy news producer gig and is embracing single life by going clubbing, crowd surfing and mingling with the likes of Ed Sheeran.
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Katy Perry The pop star and Bloom were first seen mingling at a Golden Globes afterparty and already look "so happy" together, according to a source.
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He contrasted that vision with Microsoft's, which he said centered on mingling the companies' data streams to make it difficult for other companies to compete. Salesforce.
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Take a strategic approach You're shaking up your routine and mingling with new people, but find that doesn't necessarily translate to more creativity in the workplace.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin drew on that history effectively in performances mingling sonorous brilliance with depth of sound, the orchestra's strings, as always, providing a warm blanket.
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When he's not laboring away in his office, getting Drake on the phone to lay down a verse on a track, he's mingling with other rappers.
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In 2015, he spent a day spent at the Guggenheim, the Met, and the Museum of Modern Art, pondering deeply and mingling with staff and guests.
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The scene of men and women mingling at a gathering could never have appeared in one of the dozens of movies Mr. Kiarostami made in Iran.
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He has read and cites an enormous number of primary and secondary sources, unfortunately sometimes mingling quotations from them without identifying the author in his text.
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Wafts of floral hyacinth, pungent vinegar, earthy wheatgrass and perfumey rose water — it's a particular mingling that comes together every spring during the Persian New Year.
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This collapse of the timeline is directorial artifice, of course, but it's also the sort of mingling of hindsight and foresight that characterizes a decent prophet.
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This occurred in front of the potential jurors, all of whom had been assembled in the courtroom and were mingling with the excessive law enforcement presence.
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The restaurant is divided into segregated shifts, one for men and another for women, to satisfy Saudi labor laws that limit the mingling of the sexes.
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Small roadside food stands did a brisk trade, the smoke from small coal fired barbeques mingling with the mist that had rolled in from the sea.
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In August, Mr. Memarsadeghi was arrested and charged with making "propaganda against the Islamic republic" for hosting Western men and unveiled Western women who were mingling.
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Six Ways to Drink Like a Local on Vacation These tips will have you mingling with locals and drinking local specialties the next time you travel.
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New York City presides as destination of brave generations, who quickly learn its neighborhoods and alleyways, the idiosyncrasies of acceptance and the richest identity of mingling.
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Some were expatriates, mingling sounds from their birthplaces with influences from their newer homes; others sought to thrust a local heritage into a 21st-century context.
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Cosplay— a mingling of "costume" and "play" — expands the fandom of video games and animation into an active hobby of dressing up as one's favorite character.
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We look out at the city, and see a single scene of devastation, mingling like the smoke in the sky, and the noise in our ears.
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Of special note is how deftly Maar experimented with editing, photomontage, and superimposition, mingling her work in commercial fashion photography with both dreamy and nightmarish Freudian references.
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Jamele Wright's big, gorgeous tapestries of fabric, repeated patterns — a reference to the mingling of identities, recycling, even in hip-hop — and red dirt from the earth.
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At the same time, they have warned against the mingling of men and women and have denounced those they saw as encouraging women to defy Afghan customs.
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The White House Correspondents' Dinner typically sees the White House press corps, celebrities, and administration staffers mingling in an evening of humor directed at the sitting president.
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For parties in which you might serve multiple batches of fondue, Moonsammy likes to position them in different parts of the house to encourage mixing and mingling.
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That said, "It's not the bride and groom's job to entertain a friend because a guest doesn't want to show up alone or hates mingling," says Gottsman.
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Soon after, Exner was again spending time with Sinatra, attending his show in Miami Beach and mingling with the singer's mobster friends, Joe Fischetti and Sam Giancana.
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Saran was standing off to the side mingling and drinking with other families and friends while Abraham was helping Sophia look for eggs and bash a piñata.
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It's totally possible that you might not feel psyched before going, but you end up having fun once you're there and mingling with your friends or coworkers.
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The next day, Bezos hit the 2019 Met Gala, where he was seen mingling with stars like Kendall Jenner, Kanye West, Kim Kardashian West and Jared Leto.
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Inside, there are tall KRK speakers, guitars, and microphones mingling with his insane sneaker collection and ash trays filled with roaches from late night recording/smoke sessions.
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Hotel popular with diplomats The assault appeared well-planned, with some of the attackers coming to the hotel during the day and mingling with guests, authorities said.
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Prince George marched into his first day of kindergarten (they call it Primary School) Thursday like a boss -- or like a guy who's mingling with his subjects.
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With pairs of bare feet mingling toward the middle and hands interlocked at their sides, their bodies are arranged to form a kind of socialite star fruit.
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The new research, studying the DNA of three Rapa Nui people from the 1400s and 1500s and two from the 1800s, found no evidence of such mingling.
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I mean, where else but the hair-and-makeup room could you spot Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and Adriana Lima all mingling with the iconic François Nars?
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Midcentury furniture by designers like Edward Wormley, Gio Ponti and René Gabriel abounds, mingling with paintings by Adolph Gottlieb, Norman Bluhm, William Anastasi and Richard Pousette-Dart.
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Political handicappers noticed that Pence was spending a lot of time taking trips to states with important Presidential primaries and mingling with big out-of-state donors.
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After being photographed together on the red carpet, they were seen mingling with guests and later took a seat together on a sofa to rest their feet.
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Unlike them, he hadn't been confined by the Secret Service, and was mingling with Administration officials, at one point hugging Kirstjen Nielsen , the Secretary of Homeland Security.
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Book Casa Bonay starting at $102 per nightIf you fancy mingling with resident hipsters, this chic Eixample-area boutique hotel is the place you should do it.
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Change is in the air, thanks to the Sun mingling with Uranus at 2:23 AM. A solar eclipse in Leo comes tomorrow: Can you feel it?
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In a week of star-studded presentations, skits and boozy mingling, representatives of major advertisers flocked to New York to see what the networks have in store.
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"For additional protection all meeting participants, members attending large gatherings, should enter/exit via stage entrances to avoid mingling through large crowds of people," the OAP said.
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If you do not pick up these people early, they will keep on mingling in the population and then they keep transmitting the virus to the population.
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Registered sex offenders are mixing and mingling — and finding victims on free dating apps and websites including Tinder, OKCupid and Plenty of Fish, a new investigation reveals.
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Even the show's producer Stephanie Allain, who is helming the telecast with Lynette Howell Taylor, was out mingling before the start of the show with her husband.
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Mingling our own domestic politics with legitimate concerns about Chinas unfair trade practices is not a good avenue for getting a big deal done, the person said.
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But it, too, is experiencing development, now mingling marinas, newly paved streets and bushy bougainvillea with a pair of new resorts including the Perry Hotel Key West.
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The cookies are small, making them the perfect treats to nosh while mingling with friends at a holiday party or snuggled up on the couch watching festive flicks.
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The Real Housewives of New York City star tells PEOPLE Now that she's been happily mingling since her divorce from ex Mario Singer was finalized six months ago.
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LIMA, Peru — For the heads of state mingling in the meeting halls, it was the leader who had been uninvited to the gathering who posed the biggest challenge.
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Before Donald J. Trump became the 45th President of the United States, he was a businessman (bigly) who enjoyed mingling with the Hollywood world as much Wall Street.
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The book in Massud's hands as he dies is a work by his father, a 987-page meditation on the mingling of civilisations, which until then had disappeared.
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"Got caught mingling on the way to the loo during a commercial break.. took the first seat available, happens to be right next to Steven Spielberg," Carey wrote.
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Break for aid A main point of contention is the mingling of opposition fighters, backed by US and Middle East allies, and Nusra militants, mostly in southwestern Aleppo.
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Mingling with the champion skier and her friends, Piven looked overdressed in a full suit – something he acknowledged – while Vonn donned only a fluorescent yellow and purple bikini.
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For most of a week Schulke trailed Clay, snapping pictures of him training in the 5th Street Gym, eating with friends, and mingling with the residents of Overtown.
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Several other tweets offered behind-the-scenes looks at Lil Nas X's visit to the office and showed him mingling with employees and testing out his new badge.
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So even though his job requires more mixing and mingling than an introvert might usually prefer, it allows him do what is most important to him: help others.
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Another exciting day to watch out for in your social life is March 28, when Venus meets with rebel planet Uranus, finding you mingling with very exciting people.
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With Venus and Neptune mingling in the sky early this morning, you'll be in an easy going mood, having a fun time as you get your tasks done.
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The table for the buffet should never be near the bar; the two are to be kept "as far away from each other as possible" to facilitate mingling.
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"The fact that there is absolutely zero fourth wall for him is completely my cup of tea," he said, laughing as he imagined mingling with Cape Cod crowds.
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In the background, the crowd was moaning, the sounds mingling with the noise of my own blood as we clicked frantically, sending out great gusts of orange fire.
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The parents of Blue Ivy spent their date night mingling with guests including New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, actor Edgar Ramirez and the film's executive producer Harvey Weinstein.
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But with the recent rise of right-wing extremism in America, we've seen a co-mingling of racism and Paganism that has alarmed experts, activists, and Pagans themselves.
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Real-life figures such as Josephine Baker, Adolf Hitler and the jailed editor Carl von Ossietzky (a Nobel Peace Prize laureate) make cameos, mingling with Lutes's invented lives.
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The mingling of worship and drama, of course, is older than Christianity; in ancient Greece, the Athenians paid tribute to the dissolute god Dionysus by holding theater festivals.
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One attendee who spent time with him said he spent the night mingling, shaking hands, watching the fireworks and showing no indication that he planned to step down.
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He suggests to his class that the way Jews have set themselves apart in the community rather than mingling with their neighbors has contributed to their own fear.
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In a collapsed shaft under the Siege of Brno, miners sing a ballad to the Reaper, the voices of the dead and the barely living mingling into one.
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Hollywood's finest came out in droves for a pre-Golden Globes event which saw them mingling with Olympians -- and the get-together was nothing short of a tearjerker.
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Traditional sports have been mingling with the world of esports all throughout 2016, with big names in traditional sports investing in and acquiring esports teams left and right.
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"Got caught mingling on the way to the loo during a commercial break... took the first seat available, happens to be right next to Steven Spielberg," she tweeted.
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Here is what Business Insider staffers learned while mingling with management and drinking free Champagne:Uber&aposs legal team is confident it will win an appeal of the ban.
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Trump appeared to be part of the gang this time around, mingling and chatting and exhibiting warmth, even with leaders like Merkel, with whom he has serious issues.
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Vancouver's Downtown Eastside is one of the poorest neighborhoods in Canada — if not the poorest — with mental illness, homelessness, crime and drug dependency mingling together in one place.
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Whether called a ragoût or a stew, this was the most satisfying vegetarian supper; a mingling of sweet spring vegetables, paired with the most brilliant golden couscous imaginable.
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An onlooker told PEOPLE at the time that the duo didn't interact at the party much except for posing for a photo together and mingling with their own friends.
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Apart from its promise of partying and mingling with hip hop royalty this Caribbean-bound festival has little else in common with the infamous flop that was Fyre Festival.
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It makes more sense in a busy open space or at an event where many people are interested in mingling in real time — like a concert or a beach.
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He spent time mingling with the crowd amid neon lights and palm trees that surrounded the venue's indoor pool, before relieving Eddie Edge of his duties as the deejay.
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Apple has been working closely with Cisco engineers and interface designers ever since to help create an more intensive co-mingling between Cisco software and networks and iOS devices.
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The Northern Ireland peace settlement, Britain's own union, disputes with neighbours over fishing rights, trade and crime: these are the accumulated complexities left after millennia of mixing and mingling.
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Both stars attended the famed 2016 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Graydon Carter, mingling with the likes of Best Actor and Actress winners Leonardo DiCaprio and Brie Larson.
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Aleppo blocked A main point of contention is the mingling of opposition fighters, backed by the United States and Middle East allies, and Nusra militants, mostly in southwestern Aleppo.
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Shot by Jessica Mulroney's makeup artist Rachel Renna, the short Instagram clip shows Meghan Markle's close friend mingling with other guests before heading to the second royal wedding reception.
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That the Edith Grove reconstruction is located in the Saatchi Gallery—whose owner's name is today shorthand for the mingling of art and money—is a particularly wry touch.
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However, Wells said there was widespread support for peace, underlined by scenes of unarmed fighters mingling with government troops and civilians on the streets of Afghan cities during Eid.
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He'd never been to the Governors Awards before, but he knew he would be mingling with A-list actors and wondered if he might seem out of his depth.
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The scientists concluded that most of the mingling between Africans and Native Americans took place soon after the first slaves arrived in the American colonies in the early 1600s.
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I walk on and approach a group of lightly bearded, heavily relaxed young men who—in contrast to the chummy Dying Arts crew—are not mingling with the crowd.
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As the social codes that long governed their lives relax their grip, more women are wearing their hair uncovered and mingling openly with men — at least in larger cities.
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While Hannah Ann told Hayes that she is single and definitely ready to mingle, some think she got a head start on the mingling with NFL quarterback Josh Dobbs.
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For this game, however, the cavernous bar was mostly empty, save for about two dozen alumni mingling and munching on wings, kebabs and fries in a reserved back area.
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In 1985, after a period of bohemian New York living, mingling with the likes of Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat, Morse wanted to get back into making music.
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Miss Tyler shows the mingling of misery and contentment in the daily lives of her families, reminds us how alike — and yet distinct — happy and unhappy families can be.
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Dozens of dogs and their owners congregated near the picnic house for coffee and bagels and dog mingling, while the off-leash fray carried on in the fields below.
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"The mingling of two entirely separate worlds — organized crime and violent Islamic extremism — has hugely complicated the task of tracking down suspects," Vivienne Walt wrote recently for Time magazine.
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On Easter Sunday in 13, Anthony Hemingway, a director and producer, was mingling with fellow congregants after a service at the Potter's House at One LA in Los Angeles.
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The music, by the Irish band Slow Moving Clouds, makes no reference to the famous Tchaikovsky score, instead mingling Irish and Nordic folk traditions to haunting, often eerie, effect.
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Trump spent the weekend fuming over immigration as he heard from his right-wing base, including mingling with immigration hardliners like Fox News hosts Sean Hannity and Jeanine Pirro.
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But the video shows no firefight and starts with soldiers mingling next to an armored truck in a sandy field scattered with bodies next to shrubs and grassy patches.
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Trump has repeatedly denied a connection between his business and his presidency, but multiple lawsuits, Democrats and government ethics specialists have accused the president of improperly mingling the two.
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"He went out to eat, and every time I saw him out to eat, he was mingling with Staten Islanders," said Councilman Steven Matteo, a Republican from the borough.
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The AVN Awards (Adult Video News) was timed to coincide with CES up until 2011, with tech nerds mingling with porn stars in convention halls filled with stale air.
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He stayed largely out of sight in Florida, emerging only for rounds of golf at his other nearby club and mingling with guests at a New Year's Eve party.
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While Doja Cat performed, other acts, including Lil Tjay and Yung Baby Tate, hung out at the loftlike offices near the Gowanus Canal, mingling with the company's young founders.
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When mingling with her neighbors or the women in her running group, she smiles easily and has a natural radiance to her, but keeps her back story to herself.
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Dressed in their combat fatigues, officers donned the regiment's black Stetsons and ceremonial spurs before mingling with crowds of curious onlookers, mostly elderly folk and families with small children.
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A number of video artists—Roman De Giuli and Thomas Blanchard come to mind—have demonstrated the visual glory of moving, vibrantly colored liquids mingling beneath a macro lens.
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In their absence, artists like Zownir arrived, mixing and mingling with locals with roots going back generations to create a powerful document of an era that has otherwise disappeared.
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The result is a relationship that's not unlike, say, being both heads and tails at the same time—not a mix or mingling of the states, but both at once.
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I feel really aligned with the school's philosophy and enjoy working there, so it isn't too hard for me to sell it, but the constant mingling and smiling is tiring.
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That said, mingling on camera with other influencers like Jake Paul and Woah Vicky, as well as supposed "fights" with Bregoli and YouTuber RiceGum, have served to propel Tay's fame.
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And with cosmic lovebirds Venus and Mars entwined in offbeat Aquarius from December 7 to 19, some unexpected romances might be the fringe benefit of all that melting-pot mingling.
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From 50 Cent mingling with Playboy bunnies to a surprise, onstage Jonas Brothers mini-reunion, there was plenty of pre-game action to soak in off the field Friday night.
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Schulman's Catfish co-host Max Joseph is among the friends and family tapped to deliver toasts to the bride and groom amid dancing, mingling and heading off around 3 p.m.
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The genes had to be getting into the bacteria somehow; one possible pathway was through antibiotic-resistance genes in fish food mingling in various ways with bacteria in the sediment.
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It features a handsome collection of black-and-white photos of jazz icons playing for and mingling with the glamorous crowds at the Monterey Jazz Festival in the early 1960s.
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A toxic co-mingling of violent Hamas terrorists and other armed people hid among Palestinians gathered at the security fence – including peaceful protestors and children being used as human shields.
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Amid the confusing, terrifying mingling of different voices in one consciousness came memories of child abuse, the first episode occurring when she was three, the last when she was 16.
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Foregoing any mingling with Hong Kongers in the streets, the most prominent stop on Xi's itinerary was pointedly a visit to inspect the troops of the People's Liberation Army garrison.
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Messenger planet Mercury mingling with dreamy Neptune is a great time for making art; thinking about or discussing art, poetry, or spiritual topics, and, emotionally, healing through talking things out.
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One executive at an international financial-services firm says that the snoops carried out three spot-checks on her office last year to check for signs of the sexes mingling.
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It also suggested, by contrast, that her robust response to the defeat in Michigan, mingling low blows against Mr Sanders with a big push for blue-collar votes, was effective.
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Mr. Cohen is the executive producer of the "Housewives" franchise and the host of "Watch What Happens Live," a talk show that features Bravo cast members mingling with A-listers.
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The heady "numbing and spicy" broth played perfect assist, the mix of chili, garlic, and Sichuan peppercorn mingling beautifully with the juicy, umami-rich "head-guts," as they're sometimes called.
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Sources familiar with the situation tell TMZ ... Kylie and Tyga crossed paths Saturday night and even ended up mingling in the same crowd at the massive strip joint, Sapphire Club.
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In a strange city called Paradiso, which shares its name with the title of the record, Death sits exalted, surrounded by defensive turrets and "pendulous" shadows mingling in creeping darkness.
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That evening, tiki torches were lit along the Fairmont's pathways, and ukulele music swelled from the hotel restaurant, mingling with the sound of waterfalls and the whisper of palm fronds.
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Forty-five eager finalists from around the world were there, drinking room-temperature rosé and mingling with the buyers, merchandisers and journalists who might anoint them the next Rebecca Minkoff.
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Mingling along the periphery were El-P (a rapper from Run the Jewels), Venus X (a D.J. and founder of GHE20GOTH1K) and Alex Olson (a skateboarder and street wear designer).
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This weekend is the last chance to take in the 5,000-plus orchids that have been mingling with the bromeliad, palm and cactus residents at the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory.
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The critters mingling with humans at Men-in-Black HQ could be on hiatus from the "Star Wars" movies, while a ferocious extraterrestrial suggests a prototype from the "Alien" series.
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A Good Appetite For most of the year, I hold to the notion that what grows together goes together, especially when it comes to mingling things on a sheet pan.
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The teahouses, in particular, fostered mingling between classes, often resulting in the writing of poems, some of which — including one signed by a powerful daimyo — were inscribed onto bijinga scrolls.
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Video taken after the fire department broke up the wedding shows a large crowd of men and women mingling in the street — activity that a reporter also observed on Tuesday.
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Out from the copter and onto the hilly terrain stepped Bolivian President Evo Morales, shaking hands and mingling freely with the people with very little in the way of security.
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Congress' Office of the Attending Physician warned lawmakers Wednesday to "avoid mingling through large crowds of people" and avoid "close direct contact with other individuals" to protect against coronavirus transmission.
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And of course, mingling personal and business expenses on the same credit cards makes keeping track of expenses more difficult — especially when it comes time to file your tax return.
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He is touring with 16 backup musicians, mingling the six-member chamber music ensemble yMusic with the rest of his own slowly gathered rock-pop-folk-jazz-world-music band.
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"Harvey was not playing," he said, as he sloshed through water that had invaded rooms, closets and his backyard, his optimism mingling with shock at the state of his house.
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The rush of traffic on Ocean Parkway was stopped as the marchers made their way west, their prayers mingling with car alarms and the clamor of the elevated F train.
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The only problem is that China's NPI producers have proven themselves adept both at cost-cutting and mingling their stockpiled Indonesian ore with material from other sources, mainly the Philippines.
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Arguably the most famous Ringling Brother — and credited with the merger of Barnum & Bailey — John Ringling had many business ventures and spent much of his life mingling with wealthy investors.
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Mingling slowly with the population, he visited in spring, late summer and autumn of 2013, then again in the summer of 2014, Christmas of 2017 and, finally, in May 2019.
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Skeletons and cadavers draped with putrified flesh cavorted with the living in murals and woodcuts, mingling with people from across social classes as reminders of the fate they all shared.
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The French president emphasized that within a day or so, Colonel Qaddafi's troops would be inside Benghazi, mingling with civilians, making it difficult or impossible to use air power against them.
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As part of a two-week residency, Mr. Kinzel is presenting "Atlantic Terminus," a performance that displays his mingling influences; each evening is imagined anew and features a different guest artist.
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Anthony Anderson, 46, and 50 Cent, 41, unexpectedly found themselves mingling with royalty in Monaco over the weekend, and the Black-ish star recounted the tale to PEOPLE Now on Wednesday.
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And as such, and having read a lot into the subject, I have to assert my position again that co-mingling between the races is not merely wrong but also dangerous.
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Mingling with the football fans for the group&aposs second London march in October were alt-right bloggers and far-right activists eager to push it in a more extreme direction.
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Before that, though, Parnas and Fruman appeared to be enjoying the fruits of their efforts, mingling with powerful politicians and fostering at least the impression they were close to the President.
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Street smells from Gilded Age New York could have wafted through the windows, mingling with the collection of rare tomes from across various eras, and the cigar puffing of Morgan himself.
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But his final years, and hours, were marked by controversy, and some investors had begun to view him warily for his reported lavish spending and mingling of personal and corporate investments.
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Partygoers kicked off the beginning of White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) weekend Friday night, mixing and mingling among a journalist- and political operative-heavy crowd at Capitol File magazine's annual soiree.
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Neighbors said the children were all home-schooled and that their parents kept them on a tight leash, forbidding them from mingling with neighbors or playing with kids outside the family.
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Squinting past the Soviet-era concrete excesses, one can sense what drew the elite here: the glittering sea, the mountain air mingling with the perfume of cedar trees and pink mimosa.
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About 200 black-clad activists, led by Portland-based Rose City Antifa and other leftist protesters, amassed behind rows of riot police and concrete barricades, mingling among hundreds of counter-protesters.
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She doesn't like mingling with politicians and attends only the afterparty for the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner, not the actual dinner, as long as she's allowed to be the bartender.
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Mingling with veterans groups, separated family members and other interest groups, his stops provided plenty of footage that prepared the way for his landslide victory in the local elections in June.
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North Koreans continued to collect remains on their own, but were asked to stop because the US considered their methods of collection, which included the co-mingling of remains, as unscientific.
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The Moon, in Sagittarius, connects with love and money planet Venus at 5:41 AM, followed by warrior Mars mingling with lucky Jupiter at 6:19 AM—it's an exciting morning!
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The team that set out to rescue the books was mixed, a rarity in Mosul's society, where mingling between sexes outside the family or university was limited even before Islamic State.
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Immediately, their PR team began making strange requests: They didn't like outside men mingling with the kittens, they told me, so we could only film if we brought female camera operators.
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Each allegedly offers its own flavor experience, while the middle chalupa represents a co-mingling of the two (seriously, there are actually tripartite instructions for eating it on the company's website).
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The reception was held in the Paisano Hotel's Rock Hudson suite, where the guests mingling on the terrace were startled by a loud clap of thunder and a torrent of rain.
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Mingling with other supporters was Evelyn Arroyo-Maultsby, a juror in Mr. Menendez's trial who said she showed up to the watch party uninvited after seeing where it was on television.
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White House officials, led by George David Banks, Mr. Trump's international energy adviser, have been far more visible, talking to reporters and mingling with environmental activists as well as energy executives.
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A divide seemingly kept the material responsible for these types of planets from mixing together in the early days of the solar system, preventing outer material from mingling with the inner.
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Professor Phillips and her collaborators concluded that giving employees a choice in how much they socialize with their co-workers and share personal information can be more beneficial than forced mingling.
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Some evangelical figures have dined with the president in his private residence, while others were spotted mingling with Cabinet officials at a midterm elections watch party he hosted in November 2000.
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Trump is expected to arrive by Thursday and deliver a keynote address to the forum on Friday, mingling with the same elite "globalists" that he bashed during his 2016 presidential run.
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Ultimately, a lot will ride on the chemistry between the two men, and much like any elements mingling in the same test tube for the first time, the reaction is unpredictable.
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But there seems to be consensus on one issue: Many Chinese-Australians say Australia's politicians need to spend more time mingling in their neighborhoods with residents who are not necessarily donors.
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Curiously, this mingling of air produces a chiasmus, the mechanically induced air of the organ sounding more human than the human breath at the basis of Shiraishi's spectral and aggressive sax playing.
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Now it feels like if you don't attend, you're not a person...I wouldn't go to Coachella without a VIP pass, and not because I wanted to be mingling with famous people!
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It even looks like there might've been some other parents there with their own kids tagging along, as Sonni was seen mingling with a woman and a guy in a black shirt.
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Inside, "cast members" (Sephora-speak for sales associates) are mingling with nearly a dozen women whose skin care and makeup concerns run much deeper than demystifying the secrets to con-and-nontouring.
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Presented in the Stanford White-designed mansion, Herrera's first show was a mingling of different worlds and societies — a heady mix that would come to define Manhattan's creative culture in the '80s.
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You get the heavy hitters (Grace Jones, Gwen Guthrie, Instant Funk) mingling with lesser known acts (Pennye Ford, Key of Dreams, Anthony & The Camp), the obvious anthems next to one-night-wonders.
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On a clear day, you can see the edge of the cliffs, looking out into what seems like an infinite mingling of water and sky, from the front steps of Cave's house.
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Lee's work is often about the ways in which personal life can be understood as ceremony: his poems are nearly Eucharistic in their stately mingling of body and belief, blood and words.
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She walked briskly through the endless aisles of exhibitors, stopping occasionally to snap a picture or to check a price, her color commentary mingling with social prophecy by way of furniture design.
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Parts of Kingdom Hearts III play like a family reunion, characters from far-flung games across the series mingling together, teaming up to save their friends and restore order to the universe.
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What compelled Omar Mateen to kill people dancing and mingling at Orlando's Pulse nightclub in the early hours of Sunday in the deadliest shooting spree in U.S. history is still being investigated.
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The city appeared to stretch on infinitely, the terracotta and muted pastel facades mingling somehow effortlessly with the harsh steel of the city's modern industrial buildings and hulking Vesuvius to the south.
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"If they start co-mingling funds and sharing assets, then the court can regard them as being in a common law domestic partnership, and can disregard the co-ownership agreement," she said.
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Neither the Israeli nor Palestinian governments are attending the event at Manama's luxury Four Seasons hotel, where international bureaucrats enjoyed cocktails and delicate pastries, mingling with Arab businessmen sporting gold Rolex watches.
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The plant has been broken up into zones and subzones to keep workers apart from each other, and a 30-minute gap has been instituted between shifts to keep employees from mingling.
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We would sit around it for hours, drinking beer, smoking cigarettes and listening to the sound of rock music mingling with the clack of backgammon pieces from the bars and teahouses nearby.
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Join fellow Times subscribers at Streetbird Rotisserie — Marcus Samuelsson's Harlem haven that celebrates street food and culture of all kinds — for a discussion with a master storyteller, followed by mingling and drinks.
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If you switched some of the pronouns in "Cleanness," if this book were about a lusty straight male teacher elatedly mingling with vastly younger female students, why would we view it differently?
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Crowninshield shepherded stars like Dorothy Parker, Aldous Huxley, T.S. Eliot, Gertrude Stein, and Djuna Barnes into his pages, mingling high society concerns with the artistic avant-garde, social moralism with luxury consumerism.
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The Kimpton Surfcomber is a boutique beachfront hotel from the IHG family of hotels with great guest perks like free daily happy hour, wellness classes, and activities meant to encourage social mingling.
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Another set of shots in a forest, where her young, sinewy body, mingling with nature, is all muscle and no voluptuousness, underscoring her much-discussed feminist responses to female representations in art.
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Mingling together photos from Epstein's many series makes certain distinctive ones recur like drumbeats, such as the powerfully clear pictures taken at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota in 2018.
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As he shunned the golf course over the weekend (his predecessor had been criticized for golfing too soon after tragic events), he instead spent time mingling with his supporters, including Geraldo Rivera.
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In case co-mingling with Cardi B isn't incentive enough, the Victory features a world class spa, casino, Medina-stocked bars, and a 24-hour pizzeria where you can re-fuel between concerts.
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The entire book seems to consist of nothing but epigraphs, which themselves turn out to be either historical sources (some real, some invented) or the chatter of spirits, indiscriminately mingling with one another.
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The singer's former wife Priscilla Presley was spotted mingling with attendees in the afternoon, and his only child, Lisa Marie Presley, was also at the memorial alongside twin daughters Harper and Finley Lockwood.
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After mingling briefly at the event, Kylie then went to grab dinner with fellow famous teen Hailey Baldwin, changing into a velvet, baby blue, double breasted blazer dress with lace-up silver sandals.
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Actor John Bradley, aka Sam Tarly, looked to be the most surprised and starstruck when he met comedian Dave Chappelle, a huge GoT fan, who was mingling with the cast at the bash.
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Scenario: The whole family is mingling around the table post-dinner and one of your aunts is giving everyone the 411, asking what they've been up to and their plans for the future.
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Dunst, 34, wore a pale pink dress with bead and lace embellishments, and was seen mingling with the other jurors, including Italian actress Valeria Golino and Hannibal star Mads Mikkelsen on Tuesday night.
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Attendance 800 people selected by application (which included questions about creativity and collaboration), mingling with a few hundred other musicians and assorted hangers-on and the several dozen people who call Arcosanti home.
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Today, the poor struggle to survive and have little in common with the wealthy, since many Americans become stuck in low-income locations and circumstances, not regularly mingling with those financially better off.
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That—along with the bleachy smell of a clean station mingling with the unfamiliar scent of a stranger, someone acutely focused on four square inches of my skin—always feels soothing to me.
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Former Attorney General Eric Holder was a strong supporter, given the soaring incarceration rates, and Mr. Robbins says his prison plays, mingling black gang members and white supremacists, should be a bipartisan project.
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I chose pork to kick off the season because, other than toasted sourdough and the scent of bacon mingling with coffee, is there any better aroma than sizzling pork fat over the flames?
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At one point during the mixtape, I hear screeches that recall rusted train parts mingling with the real-life beeps of games played by my neighbors; at another, the shrill cries of birds.
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GENEVA, March 20 (Reuters) - Coronavirus can sicken or kill young people, who must also avoid mingling and spreading it to older and more vulnerable people, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday.
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But the ebb and flow of human traffic over borders, the mingling of people and goods and ideas, is the natural pattern of human cooperation, and the durable basis of positive-sum peace.
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The connection between Cruz and Rodger led to a more mainstream awareness of incel, or "involuntary celibate," culture, which had festered in the margins of the internet for years, mingling with white supremacy.
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And this was reinforced by the two levels of the plane — it seemed quite literally "upstairs, downstairs," with the business and first-class passengers spared the hardship of mingling with the proletariat below.
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The mingling of disparate voices, sensual descriptions of nature, and a web of literary and Biblical allusion establish a feeling of timelessness that is set in contrast to the gruesome realities of war.
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It was a fund-raiser, after all: The modern masters were merely the mise-en-scène for the schmoozing and mingling rich, the human (all too human) life-support system for immortal Art.
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Two decades on, when women are mingling with men in the golf clubs where access to power is one of the privileges of membership, few will remember that it wasn't always like that.
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How to Be Parisian romanticizes even as it cheekily exposes, mingling text with black-and-white photographs of messy white bed sheets and Sunday recipes for baked apples and pea-and-carrot soup.
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The program for the night, according to my ticket, includes a sit-down dinner and Mistress Tara's presidential stump speech, followed by a burlesque show and some mingling among members of the BDSM community.
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Most homes double up as work spaces, the whirr of sewing machines, the clang of metal and the pungent odor of spices mingling with the call for prayer and the putrid smell of trash.
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Eugenie and Jack took their place in front of their five-tier red velvet and chocolate wedding cake and did the ceremonial first cut before moving through the crowd and mingling with their guests.
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Looking down at the crowd, Jorge spots the DEA agents mingling, and notices some hitmen blended in near the DJ. Jorge assumes that the DEA brought the hitmen along as part of their raid.
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The "Swish Swish" singer, 32, shared BTS clips from her rehearsal session of "Roar" as well as her backstage moments mingling with fellow performers Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Niall Horan, and Coldplay's Chris Martin.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Marissa Mayer, the glamorous, geeky Google executive hired to turn around Yahoo in 2012, used to inspire hope in Yahoo's work force just by visiting the cafeteria for ice cream and mingling.
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Hicks also served as a gatekeeper, picking the most administration-friendly reporters to join Trump in the Oval Office for mingling and calling reporters in an attempt to shape stories in favor of Trump.
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Eugenie and Jack took their place in front of their five-tier red velvet and chocolate wedding cake and did the ceremonial first cut before moving through the crowd and mingling with their guests.
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The comment follows increased diplomatic efforts to seek talks following unprecedented scenes of unarmed Taliban fighters mingling with Afghan security forces on the streets of Kabul and other cities during last month's surprise ceasefire.
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They're heavy though, and a lot of times when I'm carrying one around and mingling with a crowd after a show I'll call it being "on the clock" because it can wear you out.
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That said, by mingling the surface heft and vibrant shimmer that is contemporary painting, this corpulent German-American-French-centric paperback effectively blurs the lines between the artist-subject and the sensual painted-object.
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In the week since the event, social media chatter about the GEA spiked and tens of thousands of users shared pictures of men and women mingling at the show to disparage it as distasteful.
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" When asked if there was any evidence Title X providers have illegally used the funds for abortions, Foley responded, "There is great concern that co-location increases the opportunity for co-mingling of funds.
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As the couple embrace on a fire escape drenched in blue moonlight against a backdrop of stars, their fervent "Tonight" duet becomes as romantic a mingling of mood and music as anyone could desire.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — HERE'S why the Trump campaign is wicked fun: I watched Donald Trump in New York for decades, as a bachelor swanning, a party fixture mingling, a master of bling and bluster.
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As humans travel and urbanize in ever greater volumes, mingling in unprecedented ways with the animals that harbor disease, we help viruses, bacteria, and fungi spread around the world with greater effectiveness and speed.
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At August's Worldcon, he threw the after-party he has hosted on and off for more than four decades, where he gleefully danced to Daft Punk, mingling with fans, artists, editors and fellow writers.
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A shared goal of the venue and the series is making theater accessible, both on and off the stage, so after the curtain, you may see actors and other artists mingling with the theatergoers.
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The idea is for guests to spend less time watching television in their rooms and more time out on the mountain, mingling with their fellow campers, building connections that will last after they leave.
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As Prince Albert, a second son who was not expected to reign, he enjoyed a life of party-hopping from castles to villas to yachts, and mingling with movie stars, models and fashion designers.
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There, he majored in computer science for his undergraduate and graduate degrees, mingling with fellow technologists like Mr. Lilly and Adam Nash, who is now a top executive at the file-sharing company Dropbox.
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He agreed to appear at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner at a time when it has come under renewed criticism for enabling the cozy mingling of reporters and the government officials they cover.
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So did our third president, Thomas Jefferson, who also owned slaves and didn't pretend to be a man of the people in a mingling sense, yet drafted one of the world's primary egalitarian documents.
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Rather than coordinating a single symbolic event like a die-in, land defenders and their allies come together almost every day, meeting and mingling at marches and rallies, bonding over road and rail blockades.
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On Sunday, he shared the song again, this time as the soundtrack to a series of photographs showing Mr. Trump mingling with foreign leaders at the Group of 20 summit meeting in Hamburg, Germany.
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Here he revisits episodes that have informed his work, such as conferring with a prominent Russian dissident in full view of the K.G.B. and mingling with a warlord's henchmen in an East Congo discothèque.
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With free-flowing drinks, great food from Kin, a long British summer's evening, and VIPs and startups mingling and networking, this is the one event in the tech startup calendar you won't want to miss.
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VW's company town is a social democratic utopia: kilometres of red-brick factory stretching along the beautifully landscaped banks of the River Aller, mingling with chrome-and-steel shopping arcades, lakes and modern apartment blocks.
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Some strong outerwear options, a few graphic tees, fun plays with volume and proportion in a couple of dresses, and, pattern-wise, a few florals and stripes mingling with all of that animal-print action.
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The Donald Trump of years past was a man who embraced media, money and also diversity — mingling with Oprah, Mike Tyson, and people of all backgrounds as long as they shared his primary quality: ambition.
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"It really, truly won't set in until I actually make it to the stadium and see the facility and start mingling with the guys," Barnette said by phone in January from his home in Phoenix.
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Philip Weiss snuck into the Bohemian Grove in 1987 and spent a few days mingling with the rich and powerful as they attended speeches, boozed it up from breakfast to nightfall, and urinated on trees.
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Tiffany Trump, 24, the president's daughter with his second wife, Marla Maples, was seen mingling with guests at the event hosted by Hugh Hefner's son Cooper at Los Angeles' Culver Hotel, according to Page Six.
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The London jeweler S.J. Phillips has sold Ms. Wintour at least three versions of this antique neckwear style — in aquamarine, amethyst and one mingling brown and pink topaz — and she sometimes wears them in combinations.
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Male stars like LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony and Russell Westbrook have cemented their status as mainstream celebrities by starting clothing labels, appearing in glossy fashion spreads and mingling with Anna Wintour on the front row.
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Outside, college basketball fans in town for the Big Ten Conference tournament are mingling with tourists wearing "Kiss me I'm Irish" T-shirts and leprechaun hats in anticipation of Chicago's famous St Patrick's Day parade.
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In a way, this is a secular last rite that we are imagining; confession and absolution, the admission of wrongs and forgiveness, church mingling with therapy to make a proper ending out of pointless loss.
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But a broader range of brands are also expanding their influencer partnerships to include live-streams: Chipotle, for example, is hosting virtual hangouts on Zoom, where celebrities are mingling with fans and promoting its products.
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The latter was on full display this week in Michigan, where Pence stopped at the Fleetwood Diner in Lansing to spend 30 minutes mingling with patrons before delivering remarks at two events around the state.
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But Mr. Nyuade's satirical approach, mingling hilarity and horror, suits the show's preference for polemical indirection, just as his semiabstract style, which foregrounds color and texture, sustains a prevailing focus on traditional studio formal skills.
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Mingling technology "solutions" with crystals, and media communications with folkloric energy and healing materials, Ms. Cameron-Weir has concocted a glamorous but slightly paranoid science fiction in which past, present and future are effectively compressed.
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The Bachelorette runner-up had also attended the Industry Models party at the newly renovated Sunset Strip lounge and restaurant on Thursday, where a source told PEOPLE he was mingling with guests until 11 p.m.
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A "stupendous," and complicated, show at the Whitney featuring Mexico's great muralists explores the profound impact of Mexican painters on the U.S. — and the meeting and mingling that enriched American culture, too, our critic writes.
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Many had filed into Walt Disney Concert Hall here nearly five hours earlier, for some new chamber works from Iceland, ending with the final piece fading away, faint strings mingling with the players' gentle humming.
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I'm not opposed to a pinch of brown sugar in a rub or a drizzle of honey in dressing for balance, but I generally avoid ingredients like sweet fruit mingling with ingredients like savory meat.
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Like the rest of the hotel, the look is funky and whimsical, with statement chairs and couches along long tables that seem to be a nod back to the hotel's social theme that encourages mingling.
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But Trump was also at times enthusiastic and affable, exchanging embraces and handshakes with fellow leaders, posing for photographs in front of a NATO military band and mingling at a summit dinner in a Brussels museum.
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At Oceti Sakowin, the largest camp of "water protectors" fighting the Dakota Access Pipeline, the sounds of chainsaws at the communal wood piles stretch well into the night, mingling with the sounds of drumming and singing.
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At this point, we wouldn't bat an eye if Justin Trudeau, the Harlem Globetrotters, or the ghost of Benjamin Franklin were also spied mingling over the spinach-and-artichoke dip at her Fourth of July bash.
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He has popped up at recent events at the White House, participating in a Hanukkah celebration in December and more recently mingling with top administration officials when Trump unveiled his long-awaited Middle East peace plan.
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Just one day after enjoying a night on the town with new girlfriend Lauren Sanchez, the Amazon CEO and founder, 55, stepped out at the event where he was seen mingling with several of the attendees.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's episode of I Am Cait, things get a little awkward as the reality star and her friends are hanging out and mingling with men at their hotel bar in Chicago.
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MOSCOW/NIZHNY NOVGOROD (Reuters) - The World Cup has been an eye-opener for Russian waitress Lena Tikhomirova: mingling with visiting fans and experiencing new cultures has whetted her curiosity and now she plans to live abroad.
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Communication planet Mercury mingling with inventive Uranus is fantastic for problem solving, and you'll find yourself experiencing some stellar a-ha moments (likely right under your nose—eclipses help you see things you couldn't otherwise see).
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Facebook is launching a subsidiary company also called Calibra that handles its crypto dealings and protects users' privacy by never mingling your Libra payments with your Facebook data so it can't be used for ad targeting.
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Mingling the capacity of art to amplify a single shape or perspective exponentially with design's instrumental character, fashion can liberate us from the ideological snares imposed by art, realizing functional structures that ideology would deem impossible.
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The smell of toy rifles from the carnival shooting gallery hangs in the air, mingling with the scent of fries and cotton candy, all of which is heightened by the superb Belgian accents heard all around.
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Mingling gets underway in advance of the ceremony, and Kevin — after suffering through the many handshakes and waves with excited fans — runs into an old classmate: Charlotte Everly, who's also being honored as a distinguished alum.
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In January 2018, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled in favor of PPRM, writing that the argument for separating health care services to avoid any co-mingling of funds was "absurd," stretching logic to the breaking point.
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So as Ms. Edwards was greeting voters Tuesday night, Mr. Van Hollen was at a restaurant across town, mingling with an enthusiastic, and racially mixed, group of supporters over a dinner of chicken and mashed potatoes.
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Supporters can be seen meeting and mingling at their usual spots on the Holmesdale Road well over an hour before kick off, or spilling out of the fenced-off gardens outside the smattering of local pubs.
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But as I looked further, when I stripped away my preconceptions of beauty shaped by 25 years of seeing nothing but photoshopped nudity, I began to see the beauty, joy, and sadness mingling in the photos.
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Réka Szemerkényi, who served as Hungary's ambassador to the United States until July 2017, was in frequent contact with Trump campaign and administration officials—even mingling with the president and first lady at Mar-a-Lago.
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Mr. Cuomo's comments came the morning after federal officials, alarmed over the infection rate in New York City, urged anyone leaving the city to quarantine themselves for 14 days before mingling with the general population elsewhere.
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Whereas the tone of human speech is typically determined by a fundamental frequency and just three or four overtones layered on top, prairie dogs can have six or seven audible overtones mingling in a single call.
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People used to drop an A-list clanger over dinner, or while leaning over a glass of wine, to let you know that life was going well and they were, indeed, mingling with the in-crowd.
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As we waited for Pompeo to enter the room, I was warned, along with other members of the media who were present, not to stray from our assigned area to take part in the general mingling.
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Perry, 31, and Bloom, 39 – who shares Flynn with ex Miranda Kerr – were first seen mingling at the Weinstein Co. and Netflix Golden Globes afterparty in January, and already look "so happy" together, according to the source.
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On a personal level, my love for action foley sound and film score is healthily appeased by Non as someone living with synaesthesia [a "mingling of the senses" that can intensely affect how experience art or music].
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The good news is that, even if you're stuck working behind your desk (or mingling in the same velvet cocktail dress) every night until mid-January, there are ways you can manage — and even reduce — your stress.
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In the months since their hit Netflix series blew up, the cast have become a red carpet staple, mingling with the stars (who are just as star-struck to meet them) and being adorable in their interviews.
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The last Eid truce, which saw unarmed Taliban fighters mingling with soldiers and police in Kabul and other cities, offered a rare glimpse of peace and Taliban officials say they have held preliminary meetings with U.S. diplomats.
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Plenty of vigor, even touches of defiance animated his account, but on balance, his approach was majestic and stirring, with spacious passages where he gave clarity and lyricism to the piece's milky harmonies and mingling inner voices.
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They issued bans on listening to music and smoking in public, forbade slogans and posters showing photographs, barred men and women from mingling unless they were related and ordered women to cover themselves from head to toe.
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Before the Wednesday evening acceptance speech, Haldeman told his journal that Nixon "wants to do his makeup in the trailer" and didn't want his family mingling onstage with that of Vice President Spiro Agnew, whom he disdained.
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Each night, when visiting hours were over, I would take the elevator downstairs with my mother and Nina, into the floodlit area leading to the parking lot, the artificial lumens mingling with what remained of the sunshine.
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This is an exhausting and emotional moment for you, Capricorn, but the moon enters your sign and helps you connect with your needs, before mingling with Uranus to bring unexpected bursts of creativity and romance your way!
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One lobbyist for a large industrial conglomerate, who spoke on condition of anonymity, had a mission in Cleveland that had little to do with Trump: mingling with congressional Republicans and showing support for their re-election efforts.
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Yusuf Acar had been religious affairs attache at Turkey's embassy and the head of the Dutch arm of Turkey's Directorate of Religious Affairs, a situation ministers said could amount to an unacceptable mingling of politics and religion.
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It was an environment that spurred a richness in the visual arts and inspired such epic poems as "Orlando Furioso" ("The Madness of Orlando"), a fantastical mingling of medieval chivalric romance, classical literary elements and contemporary events.
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When a white person heard an enslaved black person say I dig and thought, "Wow, that word really fills a gap in American English, I think I'll use it," that was not two cultures mingling and blending.
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On a given day you might spot Eartha Kitt sunbathing, or Errol Flynn splashing someone for sport, or Marlene Dietrich sidling up to the bar in a suit — all mingling alongside the city's striving young creative class.
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This prompted many social media users to comment that such behaviour hardly seemed like a serious threat compared with images of people in London, the epicentre of the outbreak in Britain, mingling in crowded markets and parks.
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By studying data from an unrelated project that uses floating GPS tags to trace sea currents, Dr. Thomas' team found oceanic flows that went straight past a number of former breeding sites, which may have enabled mingling.
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Undoubtedly. (And everyone learned from Europe.) The result at the Whitney is a study in multidirectional flow, tides meeting, mingling, which is the basic dynamic of art history, as it is, or should be, of American life.
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The fracas was reminiscent of a scuffle between the Israeli police and then-President Jacques Chirac in 453, in which he accused them of aggressively pushing and shoving his entourage and preventing him from mingling with bystanders.
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This book offers both authoritative history and gorgeous visuals: The Berlin firm Double Standards provides an austerely handsome layout, while photographs by Iwan Baan and Vinay Panjwani show the open-air mingling that Mr. Doshi's architecture inspires.
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While mingling with voters in Iowa and New Hampshire Monday, the top tier candidates were continually peppered with questions about how they would stop gun violence following the latest massacre in Odessa, Texas, which killed seven people.
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The 1969 Mets, forever young in their minds, will be honored at the New York baseball writers' dinner, mingling with stars of today — Mookie Betts, Jacob deGrom, Christian Yelich — who are young enough to be their grandsons.
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Aides scramble Trump was mingling among guests in the living room of his lavish Florida estate on Friday when a judge in Washington state halted enforcement of his executive order, which he signed last Friday at the Pentagon.
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Gender mixing Young men and women crowded into the tent, mingling near stands for comics and video games -- a remarkable scene for a government-sponsored event in a country where gender segregation is imposed in many public spaces.
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California Democrats talked excitedly over the weekend about how their earlier primary means that presidential candidates won't be able to treat their state simply as a cash grab; they'll have to spend considerable time mingling with average voters.
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According to the photographer Dawn Browne of Degrees North Images, the different props on each table acted as a great way to keep guest mingling all night, as everyone wanted to see how the other tables were decorated.
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The show is always star-studded, with Top 40 favorites mingling with up-and-coming artists, but this year's red carpet in particular is teeming with, well, everyone you could ever hope to see at the awards show.
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Like every one of his albums, it is an experiment in repetition and expansion: on one side there are short samples, often decaying with each successive loop; on the other, drawn out semi-melodies, mingling with ephemeral noise.
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The truce, which saw unarmed Taliban fighters mingling with soldiers on the streets of Kabul and other cities, offered the first concrete vision of a peace settlement since an earlier attempt at peace talks broke down in 2015.
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"So anyone could've come in and there would've been mingling antifa or whatever and also white supremacists could've showed up -- they could've come in the park and we wouldn't have been able to filter them out," he said.
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Luck is coming our way thanks to the Moon mingling with Jupiter in Libra at 9:21 AM. The Moon and Saturn in Sagittarius share supportive vibes at 10:17 AM, encouraging us to be practical and frugal.
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CHICAGO — Whether there was a mime leading warm-ups, a 43s van blasting disco music or Chicago Cubs mingling with real cubs this spring, Cubs Manager Joe Maddon was in top form long before the season's first pitch.
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Recently the choir opened Lincoln Center's White Light Festival with "Human Requiem," a dramatized performance of Brahms's German Requiem in which the choristers acted out the texts as they sang, while moving about and mingling with the audience.
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I decided that football, the NFL — again, like Silicon Valley, like Washington — seemed like there had been a tipping point and there was sort of a mingling of intense prosperity with precariousness and it just seemed very nervous.
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You don't even need to plan your own activities since, in addition to a pool and the beach right outside, the hotel has perks like free daily happy hour, wellness classes, and activities meant to encourage social mingling.
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Rudolph's Bond Centre in Hong Kong, now known as the Lippo Centre, makes use of prefab glass panels rather than concrete expanses, but its multilevel lobby breaks the towers' mass into human-scale zones for meeting and mingling.
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Mr. Villafane was not in the league of would-be bidders, but he was representative of a noticeably younger and more diverse crowd mingling with the usual middle-aged white art world insiders at this week's presale showings.
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Some security experts argue the laws are overdue, and necessary for an age when Russian hackers can undermine American democracy without going near a voting booth, and when China's mingling of economic and political interests is redefining geopolitics.
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Last July, Mr. Isaev told Sport Connect, a Russian sports news outlet, that the club planned to engage in a joint venture with Chinese partners, and that it already had someone "mingling in local soccer circles" in China.
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Premier Li Keqiang visited the city of Wuhan, believed to the origin point of the outbreak through a wildlife market, on Monday to "guide epidemic work," according to the Cabinet, later visiting a supermarket and mingling with shoppers.
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Goodbye, Columbus, 1959 "Roth's novella is a somewhat incongruous mingling of a boy-meets-girl material and portrait-of-the-intellectual-as-a-young man, narrated with an occasional fondness for clinical detail," wrote our reviewer, William Peden.
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On the opposite wall, the mural-sized "Odyssey" (2016) chronicles in 25 horizontal rows the plight of the contemporary refugee — mingling the profiles of migrants, protestors, soldiers, and police with art historical visuals from ancient Greece and Egypt.
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He toggled back and forth between insulting a celebrity and a senator on Twitter and offering warm words of appreciation to some of the few remaining veterans of World War II and mingling with the British royal family.
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As he was mingling outside, someone got Jordan's attention and pointed across the street where, he says, he saw his older brother getting pummeled by a police officer as he lay in the fetal position on the ground.
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" In January, Carey first tweeted about her run-in with Meryl Streep, writing, "Got caught mingling on the way to the loo during a commercial break.. took the first seat available, happens to be right next to Steven Spielberg.
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As PEOPLE previously reported, the two talked intently for most of the night there, keeping their focus on each other even while mingling with Davidson's close friend Machine Gun Kelly (née Colson Baker), Isla Fisher and Sacha Baron Cohen.
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"Rust was very attentive to her and she was his No. 1 priority," the onlooker says of the mom-to-be, who was spotted sipping on water and mingling with Jennifer Meyer while other event-goers enjoyed SVEDKA cocktails.
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LinkedIn's co-founder, Reid Hoffman, and its chief executive, Jeff Weiner, are mainstays of the boutique investment bank's annual media and technology conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, mingling with the likes of Rupert Murdoch and Larry Page of Alphabet.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin complained on Friday that the mingling of so-called moderate rebels with Nusra Front fighters on the ground in Syria made it hard to distinguish between the two when it came to targeting air strikes.
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The comments came as speculation has grown that talks to end 17 years of war in Afghanistan may be closer after last month's ceasefire over the Eid holiday brought scenes of unarmed fighters and soldiers mingling on the streets.
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His arrival into the sanctuary -- after all other guests had been seated -- disallowed any mingling with the Obamas, Clintons or Carters, though his vice president, Mike Pence, was seen in friendly conversation with the group before Trump walked in.
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Record execs, who had long relegated such artists to their siloed Latin divisions, saw the mingling of Justin Bieber with Daddy Yankee and apparently drew the myopic conclusion that the way to crossover success was via cross-cultural mixes.
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Pluto and Jupiter's clash could push you to exit a group or community you've been a part of—but on the plus side, you could also find yourself mingling with a crowd you usually wouldn't feel confident connecting with.
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Settings like a bar or a company party encourage mingling with people who may be on the outskirts of our social circles, said Nicholas Epley, a professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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While it's great to shuffle small children out of the house for the day, it also means they'll be mingling in a cesspool of germs with other children — and bringing those bugs back to the rest of the family.
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A jovial, busy atmosphere also arrives on this day as sweet, sexy Venus clashes with Jupiter in Sagittarius, finding you having plenty of fun in your neighborhood, mingling with your co-workers, gossiping with friends, and generally feeling cute!
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His early work — polished metal forms or plastic cubes placed over mirrors or stripes, mingling virtual and real images — attracted the attention of the gallerist Richard Feigen, who organized a solo show of his work in 1967 in Manhattan.
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The two teams wore black armbands for the match in another mark of respect and both sets of fans came together in a show of unity, mingling happily outside the stadium and in the city center before the match.
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Alessandro Michele, Gucci's magpie creative director, whose taste for mixing and mingling wildly disparate elements is his signature, was staging his cruise collection show, a hodgepodge of Renaissance, 1980s and street wear references, half gilded, half granny, half gamine.
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"The approach of trying to create a coalition that is centered around converting Republicans has failed Democrats in the state of Georgia for the last 15 years," Ms. Abrams said after mingling with diners in this North Georgia town.
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In that regard, Mr. Trump may have gained at least a temporary ally in Mr. Xi. Mingling for the cameras with Beijing residents Monday, Mr. Xi, who sported a surgical mask, recommended they skip the customary form of greeting.
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While Biden is known for mingling with supporters and Warren has gained a reputation for long photo lines, Sanders tends to be more brief after events — often spending a few minutes shaking hands before leaving for his next event.
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I played Dark Forces the rest of the night, the sound of blaster fire and the affected, flat shouts of stormtroopers mingling with the sound of the rain running off leaves and into the gutters above the PC room.
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The museum's largest costume exhibition to date yokes the spectacle of fashion and the spectacle of Catholicism, complete with Virgin Mary drag, angelic attire, and a mingling of contemporary clothing, with ancient iconography already on display at the institution.
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I was a stay-at-home mom during my son's early years, and I was happy that most of my mingling consisted of one-on-one play dates with other mothers, or the rare date night with my husband.
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The 2019 BET Awards saw hip-hop legends hanging out with newcomers, movie stars mingling with TV counterparts and everyone was having a good time … showing off their bold styles, fierce swag and lots and lots of cell phones.
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But if the thought of mingling with people you haven't seen in years and awkwardly dancing along to top 210 hits make you cringe, consider curling up in bed and getting a virtual VIP seat to star couples' big days.
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And because Murkowski never takes her upgrades on flights to and from Alaska (the optics of traveling in first class are terrible), she is forever mixing and mingling with her constituents on planes, not infrequently while in line for the bathroom.
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Puerto Ricans love their animals—one Montones resident sat out the storm in his kitchen along with his 30 cockerels—but the close mingling of humans and their pets is yet another health hazard when it comes to storing water.
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Hopes that peace may one day be agreed in Afghanistan were raised last month by a three-day truce over the Eid al-Fitr holiday which saw unprecedented scenes of Taliban fighters mingling with security forces in Kabul and other cities.
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From little sister Bella Hadid to country star Kacey Musgraves to comedy favorite Tiffany Haddish, it appeared that Gigi spent her night at the annual gala mingling with pals across Hollywood — and capturing all of the memorable moments in between.
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Moving forward, I'll definitely be mingling some of my new natural beauty products (like said lipstick) in with my tried-and-true not-natural beauty products (like my beloved black liquid liner) because they actually work and make my skin happy.
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Not only has she snagged a cushy job as a producer at a news program, but she's fully embraced her "new life" of going out and having fun (which apparently includes crowd surfing and mingling with the likes of Ed Sheeran).
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PEOPLE previously reported, Davidson and Beckinsale, 45, talked intently for most of the night at Netflix's Golden Globes afterparty, keeping their focus on each other even while mingling with Davidson's close friend Machine Gun Kelly, Isla Fisher and Sacha Baron Cohen.
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Most of the people who died were cut down when the government forces defeated the militants in a drawn-out assault, after the retreating Tamil fighters forced civilians into a no-fire zone and then sought protection by mingling among them.
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"The decision would be made after a comprehensive assessment on what he means to national security, the level of information he has, and whether he would be capable of mingling with other defectors at the resettlement center," the former official said.
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Mingling outside the Capitol on a broiling day, the Senate Democratic leader, Harry Reid, and Representative Charles B. Rangel of New York, two of the longest-serving and bluntest-speaking members of Congress, found themselves uncharacteristically at a loss for words.
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And then there is the crispy chicken skin, mingling in a bowl with bold blue cheese, fried scallions and hot sauce, offering a textural sensation on the palate and flavor strata of spicy, sour, salt and umami all in one bite.
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Eventually, there are some scenes of courtly mingling and good will; yet the musicians end by slowly marching offstage, playing a stately dance, some of them shedding their shoes — the only remnants of the encounter the dancer is left with.
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To be perfectly honest, I would dissolve into various phosphates and sugars if prevailed upon to explain the actual splicing of genes, but we know what splicing is, basically: mingling pieces from different sources in a continuous line, like film.
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That has left Trump's team without a clear guide in their preparation efforts, which administration officials said proceeded apace at the White House even as Trump spent his days at the golf course or mingling with guests at Mar-a-Lago.
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He took to wearing Harvard sweatshirts, gravitated to mingling with celebrity scientists like Stephen Jay Gould and Steven Pinker, and developed friendships with the former Harvard president Lawrence H. Summers and the law professor Alan Dershowitz, who later helped defend him.
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He took to wearing Harvard sweatshirts, gravitated to mingling with celebrity scientists like Stephen Jay Gould and Steven Pinker, and developed friendships with the former Harvard president Lawrence H. Summers and the law professor Alan Dershowitz, who later helped defend him.
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There, in the massive space allotted for a pageant of outsized sculptures and canvases, sat a quiet island of leather goods — handbags, wallets, and accessories, printed with motifs from Murakami's cartoon universe, mingling with iconic symbols of the French fashion house.
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William, who took off with a few of his closest friends for some skiing, dancing (with William showing off his "dad moves") and mingling with fellow skiers in Verbier last weekend, watched as Kate handed out sprigs of shamrock to the Irish Guards.
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Another Taliban leader said he hoped their leadership might announce a ceasefire as last time it had helped win hearts and minds of the people of Afghanistan, with unarmed fighters and soldiers seen mingling on the streets of Kabul and other cities.
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The Oscar winner's appearance drew among the loudest cheers of the evening, and after his turn on stage introducing a Tim McGraw performance, the actor found his place on the front row, where he spent commercial breaks greeting and mingling with other stars.
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In a break with previous Monégasque tradition (Albert and his sisters, Princesses Caroline and Stéphanie were initially home-schooled by palace tutors), Prince Albert and Princess Charlene are committed to Jacques and Gabriella attending public school, mingling with children their own age.
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The government had been considering a ceasefire over this month's Eid al Adha holiday to match a similar truce during the Eid al Fitr holiday in June which saw unarmed Taliban fighters mingling with soldiers on the streets of Kabul and other cities.
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Some in Taiwan ascribe its tolerance to the island's long history of influences from the outside—centuries of settlement by mainland Chinese; Dutch and Japanese colonial rule; American popular culture—mingling with the island's aboriginal traditions to create a uniquely open, hybrid society.
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But it was also more than that: a square the size of four mosaic tiles that joined Turkic, Byzantine, Islamic and Persian influences, with myriad layers recalling the city's long history and the mingling (and sometimes clashing) of cultures from empire to republic.
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The FBI will investigate allegations that Omar Mateen, the shooter at Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, on Sunday, had used gay dating apps and frequented the gay club for years, mingling with club-goers, an unnamed official told the Associated Press Tuesday morning.
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Once they arrived they decided to forgo the first stop at the carpet, and instead headed straight to the fun, where they quickly got comfortable at their VIP table by the pool and snacked on hamburgers and french fries while mingling with friends.
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The case of Queen Kelly broaches an equivocation that weighs heavily on the criteria for unfinishedness in film: that of the "final cut," of the mingling of alternate endings, and the nomination — in courts of majority or expert opinion — of definitive versions.
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Mingling with supporters from many countries in the southern French city of Lyon, with the beer flowing freely and the fans singing and dancing in the streets, the 25-year-old engineer from Grimsby, northern England, is feeling a bit more European.
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In June, a three-day truce over the Eid al-Fitr holiday brought unprecedented scenes of unarmed Taliban fighters mingling with security forces in Kabul and other cities, offering a glimpse of peace and fuelling hopes of negotiations to end the war.
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Panasonic said it was unable to tell how much cobalt sourced from Cuba via its Canadian supplier ended up in the batteries it provided to the U.S. market "due to co-mingling of sources by its suppliers in several phases of manufacturing processes".
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What Will Probably Happen By the time your friend's Uber navigates through Friday night traffic and drops her off at home, it's been over 90 minutes since that first drink, and the second drink is mingling with a belly full of food.
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This puts women in a dilemma -- if they take part in the drinking, they may be judged for failing to uphold a modest lifestyle; if they refuse, they're excluded from the mingling and miss out on opportunities to make connections and gain influence.
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While she couldn't say which members the Hooters reps would be meeting with while in the nation's capital, Ritter insisted the company has "gotten no pushback at all" from any lawmakers who might be hesitant about mixing and mingling with scantily-clad servers.
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But soon enough he was mingling at the lakeside pavilion in West Palm Beach, where a diverse gathering of guests dined on chicken tikka masala and goat biryani while admiring the view of the Intracoastal Waterway just beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows.
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Citing the energy drain of mixing and mingling with other Olympians, the American men and women players stayed on a cruise ship, eschewing the athletes' village, where they might have run into Usain Bolt, whose individual star power outshines the Americans' collective eminence.
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And like Jack Sparks himself, this story is hyperbolic, a hypertextual mingling of narrative with epistolary text messages and emails, transcribed interviews, fourth-wall-breaking "notes" and other interruptions involving the hapless editors, agents and roommates who have to put up with Jack.
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Downtime in the courthouse was like a surreally awkward cocktail party, with enforced mingling among the victim's family, the wife who cheated on him, and the man accused of murdering him, while the occasional chained convict came clanking through like Marley's ghost.
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Inside, Chinese journalists were mingling with delegates to the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, an advisory body to the central government whose annual session opened later in the day, ahead of the National People's Congress, the country's legislature, which convenes on Saturday.
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In a video report on a wedding she was covering in Ottignies, Belgium, the town where she grew up, she wears a bright yellow-green outfit and big hoop earnings, smiling widely and mingling with guests, improvising as she works the room.
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The Hisbah members, carrying guns over their shoulders, became widely feared as they patrolled the city, reporting men who were found smoking, drinking beer or listening to music; women who were not covered head to toe; or unmarried men and women mingling.
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Most recently, White was the subject of a 2013 documentary "The Last Impresario," directed by Gracie Otto, which followed his exuberant life mingling with the A-list in London and featured interviews with friends and colleagues including Kate Moss and John Cleese.
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Again, your ruling planet Mercury mingling with Neptune and opposing Saturn continues conversations concerning money and responsibility, creating an empathetic energy around these topics and pushing you and the people you're working with—in love or otherwise—to discuss needs and boundaries.
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Members run the gamut from burly to skinny, jocks to nerds, young to old, and hail from every race and ethnicity; they post heart-melting photos standing alongside their children on front porches, trekking through national parks and mingling at backyard barbecues.
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The part seemed fitting enough for a figure who had spent much of his life mingling with the great and the good, enabling him to boast that, in life, he had shared a meal with the real Mr. Mitterrand on 26 occasions.
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Jack Costanzo, a Chicagoan of Italian descent who taught himself to play the bongos and, somewhat improbably, became a ubiquitous figure in Afro-Cuban jazz, accompanying singers like Nat King Cole and mingling with Marlon Brando and other Hollywood stars, died on Aug.
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Here's what to expect in the week ahead: BUSINESS What was to be three days of mingling for world leaders and financial power players will have fewer boldface names when the Future Investment Initiative conference opens in Saudi Arabia's capital, Riyadh, on Tuesday.
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Staying here is less about spending time in your room and more focused on using it as a base to explore the city, or mingling with other guests and taking advantage of the community spaces like the bar, rooftop, and coworking lounges.
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Bouncing across the fairgrounds field, mingling with second-line brass-band drums, Mardi Gras Indian chants and the hooting, ratcheting two-steps of zydeco bands (like Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers), their syncopations joined the New Orleans mix, sounding right at home.
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The sprawling festival brings more than 400,000 people to Austin every March for breakfast tacos, mingling and the latest in tech, gaming, music, and film — a cocktail that the petitioners say will almost surely leave certain city residents at risk of infection.
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Trump didn't distance himself from Rudy Giuliani, hail internal dissenters for cutting short an inappropriate mingling of politics and foreign policy, or concede that there was any problem with holding up the aid in the first place, even though he eventually released it.
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In late 2010, Epstein reportedly hosted a dinner for celebrities and Prince Andrew at his Upper East Side mansion, and by the next year he was once again mingling with Brockman, an über networker among the elite of tech, science, and Wall Street.
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But on Monday, girls in frilly dresses and boys in pastels rolled and hunted eggs on the White House grounds, mingling with a life-size Elmo and the bespectacled bunny, and seeming not to notice the pared-back nature of the celebration.
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Arriving in Qatar, Mr. al-Qahtani found hundreds of other Saudi soccer fans, all mingling easily with their Qatari hosts, apparently with a wink and nod from their government — the most visible sign yet of a recent thaw between the oil-rich countries.
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As the U.S.-backed Afghan army presses Afghan insurgents, the central government in Kabul is also pursuing peace with their main enemy, the Taliban, even declaring a three-day ceasefire in June that saw unarmed Taliban fighters mingling with soldiers on the streets.
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There's a refreshing humanity in the way the youngest March sister -- who's at once bratty and thoughtful -- openly, rigorously dwells on the limitations of the cultural script that's been written for her, specifically in regard to the mingling of freedom, wealth and love.
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Khalid Hashim, managing director of one of Thailand's largest dry cargo ship owners, Precious Shipping, said it had not allowed co-mingling of marine fuel, also known as bunker fuel, for over five years and required all of it to be sample tested.
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It's instructive to see the concept of oligarchy enshrined in a 14th-century fresco in Siena, Italy, or to learn how the Athenian reformer Cleisthenes's ideas for the organization of civic space facilitated mingling that would foster a sense of the common good.
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Scott, meanwhile, plays her beleaguered husband, but he makes that role feel like more than a type, as when he attempts to keep Andrea's friends from mingling with his work friends, so that his work friends might still think he's the funny one.
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After applause and a round of sauerkraut pierogi topped with yellow peppers, chive sauce, and a dollop of nut butter foam, she's gone again—but back soon enough après an outfit change, now wearing a lacy black number and mingling around with guests.
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The movement has enjoyed a return to favor through remaining resolutely underground—if not in numbers then at least in spirit—so it's difficult to see what the image of Novelist mingling with Keith Lemon at a Mastercard after-party does for its authenticity.
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Above all, though, he was a poet-mariner, a rusty-head sailor with sea-green eyes, "a red nigger who love the sea", as locals said: red because he had Dutch, English and black in him, the inevitable mingling of voyagers to the Caribbean.
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Cafes and restaurants are typically forbidden from televising games live to prevent men and women mingling to watch soccer in public, while women travelling to the World Cup are officially warned to comply with the Islamist state values and wear the hijab in public.
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Before Tuesday, Puerto Rican officials involved in the planning of Trump's visit told me there were plans to evoke camera-friendly images from Houston after Hurricane Harvey of an at-ease Trump mingling with local residents, posing for selfies, and handing out food and supplies.
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Also downstairs, Apple has installed a massive video wall in an open area that it calls the Forum, where it can hold events for developers, but also the wider community, which can sit up to 75 people, or probably more if they're standing and mingling.
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Since Kerry returned home from China Monday night, Washington and Moscow have been trying to narrow differences on the thorniest issues blocking a ceasefire in Aleppo -- access in and out of the city and the mingling of moderate opposition with al Qaeda-linked Nusra militants.
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But at least the storyline has some cohesion, with Lenny's (Jude Law) grief over Andrew's (Scott Shepherd) death mingling with him finally trying to get some peace over his parents, and finally admitting that he needs to actually focus on the church, for once.
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When it opens, Chig Dunford is living in an imaginary European country that observes a bizarre sartorial segregation: every day, its citizens self-divide into those who wear blue clothes (Atzuoreursos) and those who wear yellow ones (Jualoreursos), groups that are strictly forbidden from mingling.
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Everyone in your family is mingling peacefully, and the only tension in the room is stemming from your niece asking if you have games on your phone, but first you have to delete all those texts from your dealer offering you holiday mushroom deals.
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" In its review of Cucina Sotto Le Stelle, AFAR said that, when the pop-up was open, you could "follow the smell of wood-fired pizza mingling with tropical sea air to find in-the-know locals and travelers gathered at checkered communal tables.
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Leaning back against the hard wooden slats, she absorbed the energetic hum around her, the mingling of voices and movement, how the barely-there summer breeze rustled the leaves overhead, stirring the straight, black bangs of a little girl intently eating an ice cream cone.
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It was an unusually low-key approach for the veteran politician, mingling with the people with minimum security, which may have been borrowed from the opposition candidate, Ekrem Imamoglu, who won the most votes in the March election with an all-embracing, grass-roots appeal.
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That, as well as the idea of taking work made at a small scale and enlarging it, of mingling the domestic and the personal, became the basis of an installation, "Womanhouse" (1972), that Chicago and Schapiro undertook with local artists and students at CalArts.
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FUTURE PROOFING Khalid Hashim, managing director of one of Thailands largest dry cargo ship owners, Precious Shipping, said it had not allowed co-mingling of marine fuel, also known as bunker fuel, for over five years and required all of it to be sample tested.
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Mr. Giuliani's effort to help his friend and former client, first reported in The Washington Post, shed fresh light on the former New York mayor's mingling of personal, business and political interests with his role as personal attorney to the president of the United States.
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Trump has settled into something of a routine during the first week of his holiday in Florida, firing off shots at Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Twitter for withholding articles of impeachment from the Senate in between rounds of golf and mingling with family and friends.
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She's a composite of various witnesses to Ailes's gross misconduct, and, although there's absolutely no doubting the credibility of what her character suffers, the mingling of fact and fiction sits a little uneasily in a movie that is dedicated to the righting of wrongs.
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Mingling in the airport with hordes of travelers—grabbing empty bins in security, touching hand rails on escalators, ordering food at counters, and sitting near the gates—is far riskier than breathing air near someone you hear sneezing or coughing a few rows away.
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The cordial mingling between television stars and movie stars, Amy Adams overachieving and being nominated in both the film and television categories, jokes about alcohol being served, and witty banter between co-hosts Andy Samberg and Sandra Oh — it was all part of the evening.
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Historically, classism ruled the sports and athletic activities practiced by the gentry, not only to prevent the mingling of the higher echelons with the common masses, but because many of the elite insisted that the 'plebeians' had no concept of sportsmanship and fair play.
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After mingling with guests and enjoying some refreshments, Rossi (wearing a pink-and-blue dress) and Smiley, sporting a pink shirt under a gray jacket, stood in front of a sign reading "[Twinkle, Twinkle] Little Star, How We Wonder What You Are" for the big reveal.
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TV host John Oliver was spotted mingling with cast members, along with Debbie Harry, who took a photo with Harington and Rose Leslie (with a bonus photobomb from Conleth Hill, aka Lord Varys on the show), Thomas Middleditch (Silicon Valley), Keegan Michael Key and many more.
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CGI held its final meeting last month -- the Clintons shut it down to avoid criticism from Trump and other political adversaries -- but the details of the close mingling of public and private fundraising show a tawdry side that some advisers warned could cause problems for Hillary Clinton.
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Mingling with these memories are Mike's own childhood recollections of visiting with his grandparents in overheated apartments in the Bronx and the Upper West Side of Manhattan, and sessions with his mother in which they both try to scratch at the truth of his grandparents' lives.
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He also gave no sign the Taliban would repeat last year's truce over the three-day Eid holiday that ends the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which led to unprecedented scenes of Taliban fighters and government soldiers mingling and even embracing in the streets of Kabul.
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When I visited, I found that the group in El Tigre had come together as strangers, but the vibe was very different than a bunch of people who don't know one another hanging out at an apartment party—soon, everyone was mingling and conversing like friends.
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The trailer shows Issa Dee (Rae) in her car jamming out to "Slide" by Calvin Harris (featuring Frank Ocean and Migos), her sitting awkwardly on a couch with Lawrence (Jay Ellis), her looking tempted by Daniel (Y'lan Noel), and her mingling with her girls at a party.
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In ATX, Ms. McFarland and Ms. Gipson sought to split the difference between industry events like the annual Upfronts, in which networks present new shows to advertisers, and sprawling fan extravaganzas like Comic-Con, but with the mingling and general summer-camp feel of many film conferences.
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The production, devised in 2012 by the German playwright Jochen Sandig (aided by his wife, the choreographer Sasha Waltz), features choristers on the move (61 of them here), singing from memory and vaguely acting out the texts while mingling with an audience also on the move.
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"We are very anxious, but that makes us all the more determined for a solution," says Andreas Paralikis, a Greek Cypriot economist who was among the first to start mingling with Turkish Cypriots after checkpoint controls were eased to allow the crossing of people in 2003.
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Hundreds of bottle corks fly across the air in perfect sync with Darude's "Sandstorm," beautifully mingling with the sleet and hail that's pouring down on us—a grand and utterly patriotic sight that could have very well been a scene from the Finnish national epic Kalevala.
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Perched at the tip of the Southeast Asian archipelago, the island has been a major shipping port since at least the 13th century, and the mingling of spices, flavors, and ingredients brought in by traders from all over the world evolved into a rich and complex cuisine.
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Piaget defines the cognitive task of adolescence as the achievement of formal operational reasoning… He looked up at the clock, at the maroon leather book spines, at the notary public's suit jacket baking in a shaft of sunlight and mingling a distinctly sheepy smell with the TCP.
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Those mingling beforehand included Shlomi Fogel, an Israeli shipping magnate who is a close friend of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's and has been quoted saying that he believes the Arab world is "sick and tired" of the Palestinians and wants the conflict out of the way.
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In addition to mingling at library lectures or community-center yoga classes, Snedens Landing occupants join the many cyclists and hikers at the popular 9W Market, a cafe and specialty food store, and the Filling Station next door, a hamburger place in a former gas station.
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The report also found that Mr. Collins may have violated ethics rules in mingling his official and personal roles when interacting with employees at the N.I.H. In 2013, during a public hearing, Mr. Collins mentioned the drug Innate was developing — called MIS416 — without disclosing his financial interest.
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The annual dinner hosted by the White House Correspondents' Association is often referred to as a "nerd prom," but it's really a way for the Washington complex of journalists and power brokers to coat themselves with gaudiness and glamour by mingling for a night with Hollywood celebrities.
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The annual custom of the White House Correspondents' Association dinner suddenly seems uncomfortable if not untenable: Journalists mingling with Trump administration aides who loathe them, celebrities decrying Trump White House policies, and an entertainment headliner grappling with the tone and boldness of jokes about President Trump himself.
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President Ronald Reagan came to office in January 513 with a bold agenda matched by an effort to stock the federal courts with young conservative thinkers who would end abortion rights, curtail racial remedies such as affirmative action, and allow more mingling of church and state.
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In one of the more lighthearted moments in the movie, at the point when it looks like Ailes is going to fall, there's a scene in the newsroom where some of the big-name anchors are mingling, including Geraldo Rivera (played by Tony Plana), Neil Cavuto (P.
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Built in 1910 when Virginia and the rest of the South had laws that prevented white people and black people from mingling in many public spaces, the Montpelier Train Depot in Orange, Virginia, was constructed with two waiting rooms — one for white people and another for black people.
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The Moon in Leo connects with Venus in Sagittarius at 2:28 AM, creating easy, loving vibes very early this morning, and the good energy keeps flowing later on, with the Moon mingling with Jupiter in Libra at 8:44 AM. People will be in a generous mood!
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Without a lot of map experience, I found I was being shot from all angles, the muddy browns of enemy uniforms mingling with the muddy browns of the actual mud, and making constant use of the game's inbuilt spotting system key to surviving more than a few minutes.
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You can't visit this state and not encounter ethnic and cultural diversity, whether it is Middle Easterners, Asians, and Latinos in the Delta, a thriving gay and lesbian bookstore in the Hill Country hamlet of Water Valley, or the mingling of bohemian and traditional communities in its college towns.
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Carousel horses are positioned alongside oil paintings of the bright lights and elaborate structures of Coney Island's 133th-century parks, mingling with artifacts of attractions like early 213th-century cast-iron shooting galleries by W.F. Mangels and sideshow banners for human "freaks" such as Quito the Human Octopus.
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She acknowledges that Manet was a man of his time, but is adamant, citing details she's excavated about interracial mingling in his social and artistic life, that he viewed Laure as a person of significance, just like the model for the white woman in the painting, Victorine Meurent.
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MINNEAPOLIS — When the Los Angeles Sparks are at home during the W.N.B.A. season, guard Alana Beard starts almost every morning with coffee at The Cow's End Café, a Bohemian spot a few steps from Venice Beach, sipping cortados and mingling with surfers who have become like family to her.
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The hefty donation came at a key time when both men were mingling with the upper echelons of the Republican Party, dining with President Donald Trump in Washington, meeting with House members, and launching the back-channel effort in Ukraine that would include Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer.
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An economist, Yi spent 14 years in the United States completing his doctorate at the University of Illinois and teaching at Indiana University, experience that puts him at ease when it comes to able mingling with foreign central bank and economic officials who were accustomed to the engaging Zhou.
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I used to think about sweat, matted white dreadlocks, brown t-shirts, yellow teeth, the faint smell of saliva mingling with mud, lads called Leigh, the word "munch", Chewbacca, Amber Leaf tobacco, mould, bedsheets sprayed with deodorant, Aldershot, Kettering, Burton, student halls, the film Snatch, and terrible weed.
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In addition to catching a set by DJ IRE and Dallas Austin and mingling with Sports Illustrated Swimsuit models, guests can also bid in a silent auction featuring sports and entertainment memorabilia, including Steve Young's 49ers helmet, a Prince signed electric guitar, and a Peyton Manning Super Bowl game helmet.
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"It's addictive, it's not good for you, they're after your kids, they're running political ads that aren't true ... and they're also acquiring other companies and co-mingling [data those companies have on their users] into theirs," Benioff said, referencing Facebook (FB)'s acquisitions of Instagram, WhatsApp and other tech platforms.
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The classic design comes in six color combinations, but the 37-year-old opted for the gold and black design to shield her eyes from the bright English sunshine whilst mingling with guests at the wedding of Prince Harry's friends Charlie van Straubenzee and Daisy Jenks in Churt, Surrey, on Saturday.
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Quite a few rules are upheld to retain the sauna's sense of sanctuary: no reservations, no private parties, no groups, no alcoholic drinks and no swimwear — Finns don't want swimming-pool chlorine vaporizing in the heat — although you're welcome to don a suit when mingling on the harborfacing coed deck.
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In an evocative mingling of old and new, a row of Tesla electric car-charging stations stood across the driveway from the old farm buildings, and a sports company was launching colorful paragliders out over the fjord from the grassy field beside the buildings, pulling them into the air by motorboat.
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" In the crowded lounges and refined tearooms of Munich's Hotel Bayerischer Hof, where leaders and top officials were mingling, much of the talk on Friday was not about the panels on issues like "the future of the European Union: united or divided," or "the future of the West: downfall or comeback?
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: If people to order to read all the press reports, payments to Oman, the situation with Versailles, they could leave the impression that over time, whether on purpose, or due to poor bookkeeping that there was co-mingling of your personal finances, with corporate finance for that.
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Plenty of people have watched the 224th president's progress since his inauguration—from the "American carnage" speech to the firing of the FBI director, James Comey, from the courting of authoritarian leaders abroad to the continuing mingling of business interests and power—and concluded that this president is a threat to the republic.
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The FLOTUS with the mostess always struck the perfect note with her ensembles, whether she was channeling a ray of sunshine at the State of the Union, mingling with the locals in Morocco with her daughters, or showing everyone how opulent glamour is done in a glittering custom rose gold Versace gown.
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Back in 2100, during the generational wars of the height of the Jazz Age, Mayor Jimmy Walker signed a series of administrative rules designed to not only help restrict the illegal sale of alcohol in New York speakeasies, but also to prevent the interracial co-mingling and dancing that was becoming increasingly common.
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The senator and former president beamed in pictures, mingling with the starry crowd, which included Heidi Klum, Barbara Walters, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sean Combs, Usher, Steve Wynn, Derek Jeter, Don King, Simon Cowell, Gayle King, Matt Lauer and Katie Couric, who got in trouble for her enterprising move of bringing a purse-cam.
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Undaunted by driving rain and looking in an imperious form, a beaming Merkel, a shoe-in for another term of office next September, was mingling last Tuesday with royalty and the great and the good at a black-tie opening night performance of Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg at the Bayreuth Festspielhaus.
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It included rock legends (Joan Jett, Kim Gordon, Courtney Love among them) mingling with entertainment and fashion luminaries like Justin Bieber, who posed for a snapshot with Grace Coddington of Vogue; Jane Fonda; and the Fanning sisters, Dakota and Elle, their eyes rimmed in much the same glitter the models would flaunt on the runway.
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Despite the NYC summer sun causing the backpack-worn-PCs to overheat and freeze the game early on, co-mingling in the same space as my friends and blasting malevolent spirits with my proton pack, all while actually walking a few hundred feet around a haunted building, was an amazingly immersive 10-minute experience.
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Eyes on Adelson, Ricketts families It is the Adelson and Ricketts families, though, that are the hot commodities in GOP finance circles: Sheldon and Miriam Adelson scored four third-row seats to the first presidential debate this week in New York and were seen mingling with Trump friends ranging from Rudy Giuliani to Don King.
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Brussels, the EU's capital, is the supreme example; the destination of choice for many who know and care the most about the EU. On sunny evenings café terraces outside the European Parliament teem with bright young officials, politicians and advisers from across the continent, mingling with others who (predominantly) share their European expertise and enthusiasms.
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The smell of warm pastry fills the room, mingling with the perfume that atomises itself into nooks and crannies, and combined with the pleasant heat in the room, with one's eyes shut, it is all too easy to imagine being in the back room of the kind of bakery that only exists in the movies.
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"Prurience" is at once an immersive mingling of theater and reality, a satire of 12-step culture, an exploration of group dynamics and an investigation into whether sex addiction is an addiction at all or just a marketing construct and a convenient way for men accused of sexual assault to hide out for a while.
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Or, in the case of cumin-rubbed pork chops with brussels sprouts and crispy sage leaves, while the ingredients would all taste great cooked together on one large sheet pan — the rendering pork fat mingling gorgeously with the sprouts and sage — it would automatically make the vegetables unfit for any vegetarians at your table.
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In their story of a hilariously milquetoast modern vampire coven, co-creators Jemaine Clement (Flight of the Conchords) and Taika Waititi (Thor: Ragnarok) served up a comedic formula rooted equally in reverence and irreverence: love for 150-plus years of vampire mythos mingling with a cheeky fondness for horror tropes, Twilight, and awkward roommate situations.
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"100 Letters" is the first real song on "Hopeless Fountain Kingdom" and easily the best, evoking those little details that make a relationship feel rare when you're in it and suddenly feel poisonous when it's over — like rediscovering a forgotten love note in your pocket, the tastes of nostalgia and regret mingling on your tongue.
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Salma Hayek is the star and radiant center of "Beatriz at Dinner," Miguel Arteta's scathing, at times scathingly funny comedy about a California neo-hippie — she works as a holistic healer and keeps pet goats — who inadvertently and catastrophically ends up mingling with the 1 percent (principally embodied with casual imperiousness by John Lithgow).
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Reports of him laying off 300 employees only to pass around shots of Tequila and host a concert for DMC (of Run-DMC fame), saying things like "my superpower is change," and his alleged questionable mingling of personal and business finances have led to an image of him as part CEO, part cult leader.
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I asked a PR rep whether he was going to make a statement, but they let me know that his mingling was about to come to a close: He was supposed to traverse the room in a circle, stopping in front of a leather sofa where he would pose for pictures and possibly say a few words.
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Speaking at a fundraiser for House Republicans, Trump, 303, was joined by 115 House GOP members at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. (This mingling of the personal and political has raised ethics concerns before.) Trump's fundraising appearance coincided with Game 6 of the World Series, which saw the Washington Nationals triumph over the Houston Astros, 7–2.
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The fact that you keep seeing the same 5000 attendees, artists, families and crew members mingling together creates a vibe where you're smiling and nodding at strangers, high-fiving little kids and telling one of your favorite musicians you dug their set and can't wait for the next one — because everyone plays two sets at the festival.
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The commenter then wrote, "Is that a painting of Pete Davidson?" to which Beckinsale jokingly responded, "GREAT EYE" As PEOPLE previously reported, Davidson and Beckinsale talked intently for most of the night at Netflix's Golden Globes afterparty, keeping their focus on each other even while mingling with Davidson's close friend Machine Gun Kelly, Isla Fisher and Sacha Baron Cohen.
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New video released by the attorney for Lev Parnas, the indicted associate of President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani who worked to drum up an investigation of Joe Biden out of Ukraine, appears to show Parnas and his business partner Igor Fruman mingling with Trump and GOP officials at a donor event in April 2018.
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This season at Ballet Theater, where he has been the artist in residence since 2009, that mingling of the Russian and American spirit will be on display in heavy rotation with programming that includes his masterly "Shostakovich Trilogy"; "Firebird," the Stravinsky vehicle that put Misty Copeland on the map; and "Seven Sonatas," a subtle, luminous ballet set to Scarlatti.
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As a part of the soda company's new "Live For Now" campaign, Kendall stars in the first commercial of the series which depicts her getting distracted by crowds of protesters outside while in the midst of a photo shoot, ultimately deciding to join them, grabbing a Pepsi, and mingling with the masses in the name of social justice.
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Mingling among the leather banquettes, tables littered with half-empty glasses of Champagne and vases overflowing with scarlet flowers were Linda Fargo, the director of women's fashion at Bergdorf Goodman; Edward Enninful, style director at W Magazine; Serena Williams, tennis star and fashion designer in her own right; William Ivey Long, Tony-winning costume designer; and many more.
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Seeing structures like Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret's 1925 Villa La Roche in Paris on the same page as Tidy Arquitectos's equally blocky 2008 Schkolnick House in Santiago, or Loos's 1910 Steiner House in Vienna mingling with the similarly cubic 2011 Rieteiland House by Hans van Heeswijk in Amsterdam, does have some wordless communication about this heritage.
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On Saturday morning — just as they had in Buenos Aires the day the game was supposed to be played — fans in the red and white of River and the blue and yellow of Boca strolled in the winter sunshine at Plaza Mayor and at Puerta del Sol, mingling happily with the Christmas shoppers, with one another.
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It's a perfect storm for the spread of disease: "Many [pilgrims] will have had little, if any, pre-Hajj health care, added to which are the extremes of climate and crowding, rugged terrain, mingling of populations from around the world, and migration into the country of livestock, butchers, and abattoir workers," The Lancet: Infectious Diseases reports.
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Eugene Pitt, the lead singer of the Jive Five, a doo-wop group that reached the Top 19803 in 21980 with "My True Story" and endured long past doo-wop's heyday by mingling their sound with ascendant genres like funk, disco and soul, died on June 22009 at his home in Newberry, S.C. He was 22013.
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The towns themselves — Aix-les-Bains and Vichy in France; Bath and Buxton in England; Aachen and Baden-Baden in Germany — built above the rubble of thermal baths established by Roman conquerors centuries earlier, were plotted to maximize what was known as a "therapeutic landscape," a kind of aestheticized social engineering that promoted strolling and alfresco mingling.
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Well known to concertgoers in New York for his lively, erudite program notes, Mr. Sullivan brings to life the musical renaissance that has been happening in recent decades in New Orleans by placing it in the context of that city's long history as a hotbed of mingling musical genres — including, since the early 19th century, opera.
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After mingling with guests and enjoying refreshments, Rossi (wearing a pink-and-blue dress) and Smiley, sporting a pink shirt under a gray jacket, stood in front of a sign reading "[Twinkle, Twinkle] Little Star, How We Wonder What You Are" for the big reveal, where the couple pulled on their cannons to reveal clouds of pink smoke and confetti.
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If the alone time that it is largely inevitable in the course of mingling makes you squeamish, then try grabbing a buddy, says Dorie Clark, a marketing strategy consultant, former presidential campaign spokeswoman, adjunct professor of business administration at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business and the author of "Reinventing You, " a book about how to develop your personal brand.
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With her husband, Reinaldo Herrera, a Venezuelan aristocrat and newsman, she had secured a coveted spot at the intersection of fashion and society in a way that is almost unheard of now, an anomaly among a generation of designers more likely these days to be found as judges on "RuPaul's Drag Race" than mingling with clients in the rarefied precincts of Park Avenue.
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Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (R-Colo.) checking out a mini-version of the Oval Office outside Quicken Loans Arena during a Glamour magazine and Facebook-hosted mingling session.
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Earlier this month, Kavanaugh received a standing ovation from the audience at the Federalist Society's annual convention in DC. And when he attended a homecoming football game at Georgetown Preparatory Academy, at which many of the allegations against him centered, Kavanaugh was reportedly lauded as a "hero," according to the Post, posing for photos and mingling with his fellow alums.
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At Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, where 232 people are waiting out a government-mandated two-week quarantine, some evacuees said they worried that they and their children had spent days mingling with people — in an eating area, on a playground and in a laundry room — and would like to know for sure whether or not they have the virus.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday, a source close to the couple says that the Sinner actress, 37, "is standing by" the former 'NSYNC frontman, 38, after he was seen holding hands and mingling closely with Alisha Wainwright, his costar on the upcoming film Palmer, on a balcony during an outing with friends in New Orleans on Nov. 23.
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While the dawn of photography may be more associated with England (where Talbot invented his salted paper process) and France (where Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre introduced the daguerreotype), Paradise of Exiles argues that Italy was integral as a place of exchange between travelers and locals working with the new possibilities of the photograph, these two techniques mingling at the same moment.
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"He balanced it in a way by co-mingling them," says Jones, who with his wife and three kids had visited Chris' West Virginia home, on which he had a large lake on which to water ski and ride Wave Runners, a half-mile go-kart track with more than a half-dozen gas-fueled racers, and an air-conditioned stable as a base for horseback riding.
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"He balanced it in a way by co-mingling them," says Jones, who with his wife and three kids had visited Chris' West Virginia home, which had a large lake on which to water ski and ride Wave Runners, a half-mile go-kart track with more than a half-dozen gas-fueled racers, and an air-conditioned stable as a base for horseback riding.
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Though they began their relationship quietly, in recent months they have been more open, holding hands at Ms. Burch's Paris store opening in July, mingling with other LVMH executives at the Givenchy show in New York last September, and chatting with their tablemates Huma Abedin and Anthony Weiner at the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund dinner in November, where they sat at Anna Wintour's table.
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At an event where artists were casually and happily mingling among the crowd and backstage, security was constantly buzzing around their prized subject—not surprising considering he was shot at just last week—and anyone hoping to meet the rapper was sorely out of luck: The Gucci camp departed immediately after his set was finished, sans a stop in his trailer unceremoniously hidden behind some stage rigging.
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The rest of the morning will be easy, thanks to the Moon in Cancer mingling with sweet Venus in Pisces 7:51 AM and empathetic Neptune in Pisces at 10:06 AM. Watch out for power struggles tonight when the Moon opposes Pluto at 10:05 PM. The Moon meets with action planet Mars at 11:08 PM, keeping our energy high this evening.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE kicked off his 17-day vacation at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey on Saturday by mingling with wedding guests at the property.
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