Government has grown bigger, more incomprehensible, and seemingly less responsive.
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Which makes the violence of his death that much more incomprehensible.
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Americans now seem more clannish, and more incomprehensible to one another.
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To make matters worse and even more incomprehensible, Giuliani included a random, blurry GIF of the Atlanta Hawks.
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This crisis is more incomprehensible than previous crises like the tech bubble burst (in 2000) and the LTCM crisis (in 63).
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It was even more incomprehensible, he says, because Weedmaps had been a major donor to the effort to legalize pot in the state.
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Reconciliation, even more incomprehensible than the normally messy legislative process, further closes government off to citizens and deepens the mistrust that has poisoned American democracy.
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Here, McConaughey, who has won an Oscar, delivers a powerhouse four-minute performance that's more incomprehensible and sexually powerful than even Benicio del Toro's best work.
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More than a billion dollars, they separately marveled, was far more incomprehensible than last February's $564 million jackpot or the $425 million prize about a year earlier.
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Even more incomprehensible, perhaps, this candidate's proposed anti-ISIS cooperation with Syria and Iran would ipso facto undermine the vital international legal regime against genocide and crimes against humanity.
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The horror of World War II, seven decades after it ended, is always in the back of my mind, made all the more incomprehensible by how pleasantly livable it feels now.
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The move is all the more incomprehensible as Graham, who is chair of the Senate committee that funds foreign aid, has traveled the globe extensively and deeply understands international economics and politics.
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In a short exchange about how the nominee would counter the hacking attempts of foreign governments, Trump came off as more incomprehensible than usual—regurgitating keywords back at the reporters in generic, meaningless sentences.
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But, last night's penultimate Scandal episode, "Standing In The Sun," proves the Shondaland treat is finally going to pay the piper for its more incomprehensible flights of fancy as next week's Thursday, April 19, series finale looms large.
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The letter from Cummings and Plaskett pointed out that FEMA's awarding of the contract in October "is even more incomprehensible" given Tribute Consulting's inability to deliver as promised on five past government contracts that were each valued at less than $100,000.
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But I am not at all sure that it means anything to me as a human for it to have gone from an incomprehensible 600 billion operations per second in last year's model to an even more incomprehensible 5 trillion this year.
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Reuters' decision to cut jobs in its European offices, in a bid to increase its margins, is all the more incomprehensible given that other international news organisations such as the Washington Post have recently announced they would be hiring more international correspondents.
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On Pro Basketball As soccer mavens everywhere struggle to process the prospect of a World Cup that will kick off next summer without the United States, the Netherlands or even four-time champion Italy, something even more incomprehensible is happening in the arena of international basketball.
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There are powerful laptops on sale just because newer ones are going to add an inch to their screens; headphones on sale so manufacturers can come out with even longer and more incomprehensible alphanumeric product names; and smart-home hubs on sale because, well, it's really fun to order a pallet of toilet paper or season 3 of Breaking Bad on a whim by shouting into your living room.
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Time Out London says that this, ambitious documentary, is a lengthy, slow-paced series of anecdotes narrated by those who experienced the horror of the troubles in Cyprus, both Turkish and Greek, which is, at times difficult to watch and poorly subtitled, This is a film, by the end of which peace, community and the experience of war take on much deeper meanings, where, the good nature of the people recounting their stories makes the actions of the past all the more incomprehensible.
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As the song progresses, Hunt-Hendrix's voice is more incomprehensible as vocal track slicing and pitch-changing effects are used on it. The exact first half of "Ontological Love" is a "hypnotic instrumental", the rest of the track consisting of a rap verse from Hunt- Hendrix over "a swelling, swirling maelstrom of artificial strings". In the track, the rap consists of a "litany of jarring collisions between the sacred and the profane", lines including "I do cocaine with the clergy/ I teach peace to jihadis/ I show my tits to a leper." "Bezel II", which closes the album, uses an improvised chiptune lead melody and the same instrumental and rap elements as "Tense Stage" and "Ontological Love".
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