Non-observant and observant Jews are joining forces and the anti-religious are being left behind.
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We're Orthodox, religiously observant Jews, but no more "ultra" than a typical observant Catholic, Mormon or Muslim.
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As seen in the above Punnett Square, Existence and Influence converge in four possible combinations: Observant Active, Observant Passive, Participant Active and Participant Passive.
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They answered questions about how they became observant Jews or how they were raised religiously (a lot of them were raised in more observant homes or Orthodox homes).
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The collection's French-born founders, John and Dominique de Menil, were observant Roman Catholics and also observant modernists — twice-born utopians, you might say, anti-extravagance, pro-transcendence.
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Besides providing a service for observant Jews, I like to think I also provide one that's meaningful to Jews who may not be observant, or who may have moved away from their religion.
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The Perlmans, like so many American Jews, aren't particularly observant.
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In person, Robyn is calm and considered, warm and observant.
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Carson talked about not being very observant of such things.
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MEIER He's very observant, to see specifically how somebody moves.
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For someone who talks all the time, he's deceptively observant.
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Observant Muslims eat food according to halal, or Islamic law.
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"My mom said I was quiet and observant," she said.
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We have to be really observant of what we're doing.
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Stay safe, stay observant and may God be with you.
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Successful entrepreneurs, in his experience, are persistent, observant, and engaging.
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I tend to be a good listener and very observant.
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But some observant Jews no longer wear skullcaps in public.
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"He's smart, observant and skeptical," our reviewer Stephen Harrigan writes.
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You just have to have the will to be observant.
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She's very supportive, observant, and specializes in seeing high-functioning perfectionists.
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Observant Passive has long been the standard model for filmed content.
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It was nice to play somebody reluctant and observant and shy.
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Ms. Belfer had a liberal, minimally observant Jewish upbringing in Buffalo.
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Here are four benefits of being an introvert: They're more observant.
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Michelle "MJ" Jones (Zendaya) is Parker's highly observant, yet reserved classmate.
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They are worn by male observant Jews during weekday morning prayers.
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Be observant: Eye-Q can be more important than IQ. 3.
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I'm now with someone who comes from an observant Jewish family.
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Observant Presbyterians are always part of gatherings at Rutgers Presbyterian Church.
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Health officials have said those outbreaks are within observant Jewish communities.
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The most observant of the bunch, though, was definitely Brooklyn Decker.
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She wanted to test how observant, or oblivious, her father is.
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My family was never very observant in our practice of Judaism.
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Why is their religion relevant, particularly as neither man was observant?
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He talks about the possibility of a secular Jewish identity, the possibility of a cultural Jewish identity, the possibility that you can be non-observant but Jewish, but you cannot be Jewish and observant in another religion.
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But one observant LaCroix fan dug deeper into the spelling's potential meaning.
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If you want to succeed at investing, it pays to be observant.
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Here's what I love about Doggett: She's observant, and she's no fool.
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He subsequently began wearing more traditional clothing and became more religiously observant.
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My father's relatives were the first observant Jews she had ever met.
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For Existence, the viewer's experience can be defined as Observant or Participant.
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Trumps Hate was a secret Facebook group serving observant Jews who were
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He was a highly observant Muslim who objected to American foreign policy.
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There are so many reasons why observant Muslims can't or don't fast.
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While they were not observant Jews, they had always frowned on converts.
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His parents, observant Lutherans, hoped he might one day become a minister.
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Matthew was observant by nature, watching closely how others behaved and interacted.
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They wanted observant Muslims and Jews to participate, along with secular ones.
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She interpreted, from her charts, that I was friendless, silent and observant.
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I found them much more observant of the work than other Europeans.
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We asked students to assess how observant they are in social situations.
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She was incredibly observant about what we were talking about, and very interested.
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Elman is observant, fast-thinking, fast-talking; he doesn't seem to miss much.
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Back then, the young female captain was known as a religiously observant Jew.
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For the observant Christians of the world, today is a Good Friday indeed.
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Of course, Lenny is still Lenny — a cunning, calculating and highly observant man.
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She's very observant, and she loves to touch everything and look at everything.
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Either way, they've been screengrabbed for posterity by a few observant Twitter users.
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I was observant and compassionate and often confused and filled with self-doubt.
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Birding forces us to slow down, to be observant, to savor our surroundings.
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Logan Lerman starred as Charlie, a quiet person who was observant of others.
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He, like myself and the rest of my family, is an observant Sikh.
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As for those books, Dery is observant, appreciative and thorough in the extreme.
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Take the 145th Psalm, which I say every day as an observant Jew.
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Thompson's Santa found himself battling a number of piercing questions from observant children.
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Sergeant Simons, who grew up an observant Jew in Monticello, N.Y., approached Capt.
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Unger's voice is quite placid and quietly observant, even of his own feelings.
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It's a set of rules dictating how observant Jews eat and handle food.
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She and her husband, David, are religious Jews; her guests were observant Muslims.
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From dawn to sunset, observant Muslims give up food, water and bodily pleasures.
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Kazakhstan is mainly Muslim, but a vast majority of Kazakhs are non-observant.
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I am typically an observant traveler, but in Hong Kong, I became vigilant.
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For observant Christians, the season of Lent means fasting, abstinence, confession and penance.
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It was also where Mr. Chaudry, an observant Muslim, always wanted to pray.
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This trait reflects a certain type of survival strategy, being observant before acting.
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They can also, however, become observant to the point of feeling isolated or disconnected.
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He is, after all, an observant Jew and member of many pro-Israeli charities.
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Yet, observant but diverse in their beliefs, Americans are remarkably accepting of other faiths.
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In many observant Christian circles the rules of the Pences' marriage weren't that weird.
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Two flowers were caught closing their petals during the darkness by observant New Englanders.
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Had they, maybe Carson would have been observant enough to notice his own reflection.
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By being playful and using humor, people also become more observant and more empathetic.
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In the span of history the current contraction of the observant population is precipitous.
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The rule was clearly aimed, he says, to stick it to religiously observant pharmacists.
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You exact your revenge the old-fashioned way, by writing this coolly observant book.
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I am still observant and compassionate and often confused and filled with self-doubt.
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There's little doubt to any observant person that we're making a mess of things.
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St. Lenox, he of the nasal baritone and piercingly observant quotidian lyrics, is back.
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While introverts tend to be more observant, this surveillance process is far from passive.
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"It got a little crazy," said Mr. Abramson, who is Jewish but not observant.
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He become an observant Jew in his mid-20s and wears a black skullcap.
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Olmi's movies can be lyrical and impishly funny, passionate and scholarly, observant and impassioned.
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In reality, however, our generation is adventurous, cunning, observant, and interested in the world.
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An additional case has been reported in an observant community in neighboring New Jersey.
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And you have to always be observant and aware of yourself and your surroundings.
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It was the last chance to observant and cry and stomp and take stock.
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This funny, yet deeply observant album cements the 1975's position as chart toppers.
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They are highly educated, professional, observant Mormons -- and all fierce backers of Donald J. Trump.
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Both live with observant Muslim families for whom any sex outside of marriage is forbidden.
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"The U.S. is steadily becoming less Christian and less religiously observant," the Pew study concluded.
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In the days and weeks following such an emotional display, you're more observant than usual.
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Unlike in other Western countries, young Muslims in Denmark are more observant than their elders.
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In an Observant model, the viewer does not inherit a rigid identity within the story.
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Observant Active reimagines the experience by bestowing God-like decision-making power upon the viewer.
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That's why many observant Catholics will fast and abstain from meat on Fridays year-round.
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Mr. Khan argued that, as an observant Muslim, he was well placed to tackle extremism.
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I was very observant—I knew I couldn't have been mistaken by Giannis and Thanasis.
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Unlike those of his religiously observant predecessors, Mr. Oursler's beliefs are hard to pin down.
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The clues are there if you're observant, but they can also be a cool surprise.
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They are handsome and charming, quick-witted and exuberant, observant, obsessive, and, of course, neurotic.
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As a mid-30s, non-observant Jewish college graduate, I'm a very typical Clinton voter.
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Frances, the book's college-student protagonist, a writer, is piercingly observant about everyone but herself.
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Still, many observant Catholics in the city will be wearing ash crosses on their brows.
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Observant Jews will not like writing this word, even in English, or even reading it.
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An observant Roman Catholic, Edwards made it illegal to abort a pregnancy after 15 weeks.
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That outbreak, in observant Jewish neighborhoods, is also affecting communities in Rockland and Orange counties.
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Boulez inevitably has something observant to say, in prose that's refreshingly free of academic jargon.
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The letters are remarkable, revealing an observant author and fearless woman with keen descriptive powers.
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Be observant what you spend your money on and find creative alternatives that are less expensive.
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I am curious and I try to be observant, although I miss a lot of stuff.
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He grew up in an observant Jewish household and in his youth regularly conversed with God.
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Eve is observant and obsessive, with a fascination with the macabre that borders on the erotic.
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Foodbeast reports that a very observant subway rider captured a particularly grisly scene between two rats.
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An observant dealer, a man who appeared to be in his early 30s, discerned something fishy.
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For example, food cooked by a person who is not kosher-observant is not considered kosher.
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Managers, for their part, seemed largely unprepared for the holiday's demands on observant Muslims, workers say.
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Like strictly observant Jews, devout Muslims do not eat pork thanks to a direct scriptural prohibition.
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Skate Kitchen shows just how convincing, and confusing, this illusion can be to observant young women.
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These gauges were constantly relaying information, and an observant driver could see something malfunctioning fairly early.
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On one hand, his elder daughter is a convert to Judaism, married to an observant Jew.
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Most are observant but also fiercely fashionable, like Mizrahi's mother, the main influence on his aesthetic.
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"It's a free, democratic country," said Yehuda Crispin, 33, an observant Jew who was out shopping.
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His family were observant Catholics, and from an early age he was entranced by the church.
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But what we observant Jews don't do on these days is not what makes them holy.
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"Each observant sentence in this gorgeous book is a gem," our reviewer, V. V. Ganeshananthan, wrote.
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Ms. Gould's documentary "is modest, observant, graceful and nonchalantly witty," Gene Seymour wrote in The Times.
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Mary Barr, an observant Catholic, sent William and his three brothers to Corpus Christi elementary school.
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Married and with four children, he is known as a an observant Christian and political conservative.
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Plantation life is seen through the innocent yet fiercely observant eyes of the young, nameless narrator.
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He was observant, but had little taste for the 18th-century Salafi Wahhabism that haunted his country.
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Luckily for Atwell, he has a background in security so he's more observant than the average person.
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"Thanks for keeping me on my toes," he told the observant attendee who had noted his error.
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As a leader, you must have situational awareness, which simply means being observant of your immediate surroundings.
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She decided to get her teacher's certification and chose Liberty partly because she was an observant Anglican.
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Nowadays, observant Jews fast from sunrise to sunset the day before Purim to echo Esther's own fast.
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The woman with a headscarf could also represent other religiously observant women such as Jews, Alhumedhi added.
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The GOP needs observant Mormons in Nevada, rustic libertarians in Colorado, and affluent suburbanites in South Florida.
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Because he was an acutely observant person, I think he probably learned from those things pretty quickly.
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But whereas some observant Jews insist on the letter of the law, Jason also captures its spirit.
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As cultural, semi-observant Jews, our Shabbat was a stark contrast to what our Orthodox neighbors observed.
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But because Marcus didn't get a kosher certification, the restaurant couldn't gain traction with observant Jewish community.
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Many of Jerusalem&aposs residents are observant Jews, Muslims or Christians, communities that often frown on homosexuality.
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Thanks to some very observant Gilmore Girls fans who were taking a tour of the Warner Bros.
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Abu Jama, an observant Muslim, knelt facing Mecca, his maroon and white prayer rug unfurled underneath him.
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And yet the fact that there are many liberal observant Muslims living in Germany suggests the opposite.
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"Lady Bird," too, explores gender, but what impresses me even more is its observant take on class.
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Most prominent ultra-Orthodox rabbis agree that vaccines are kosher, and urge observant Jews to be immunized.
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Proof that we've been curious, awake and observant, and that we're richer and more complicated for it.
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Agile, observant divers are best for the task, but bringing up the fish is a physics problem.
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Observant Sikhs wear turbans, covering their uncut hair, which they call kesh as part of their faith.
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It is a time in which observant Jews take stock of their sins in the preceding year.
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Because Shabbat starts at sunset, many observant employees need to get home by 3 or 4 p.m.
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I was the only Muslim in the room — an observant Muslim convert who also is African American.
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Some observant fans on Reddit have a probable theory based on a new sneak preview released by AMC.
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I think it's just having a sense of being observant and aware of what's going on around you.
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It's true that Jewish institutions have always tried to appeal to less-observant Jews; outreach is not new.
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He was born and raised in Rocinha and exemplified the kids there: silent, observant, very intelligent and insightful.
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They both urge the observant to live life without fear of death, but to remain reverent towards her.
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However, while her elder brothers initially dismiss the budding sleuth's skills, Enola proves resourceful, fearless, and keenly observant.
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The expectation is that, rather than attending school or work, observant Catholics will spend the day at mass.
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A top U.S. Muslim advocacy group said it had found no evidence that Archer was an observant Muslim.
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They were discharged in 2007 and 2006, respectively, after the army saw they had become more religiously observant.
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If you're especially lucky and observant, you too might find a rare species on your toilet one day.
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"Even those who are more or less non-observant in their lives still don't eat pork," Hooper says.
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Immediately the tone is set: This will be an observant, compassionate film, full of deep feeling and tenderness.
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Mr. Mateen was an observant Muslim, but never expressed sympathies for terrorist organizations or radical Islamists, she said.
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Like many religiously observant Jewish people, Drake had a Bar Mitzvah when he was around 13 years old.
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There is something going on down the right-field line that is making observant Cubs fans very uncomfortable.
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Programs for the most observant are more likely, Ms. Novak said, to offer the hope of true love.
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But oh, what a topographical map has been drawn by Paul Joyce's evocative photographs and Banville's observant eye.
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They prized our Jewish observance and ability to live as observant Orthodox Jews, with all of Judaism's rules.
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But his observant books had unusual emotional registers, a sideways view of life and an indefinable comic air.
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As with all foods, be observant when it comes to how your body and skin react to consumption.
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I was brought up in a kosher and fairly observant household, and attended 12 years of religious school.
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Although most Russians are not religiously observant, the Kremlin has sought to use faith to promote its agenda.
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"I'm sure there are observant members of the television audience that notice also, but they're forgiving," he said.
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Under his influence, Ellison, who had been a mostly non-observant Catholic, converted, at the age of nineteen.
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New York is also experiencing a measles outbreak within observant Jewish communities and stemming from travel to Israel.
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To Ernest, who was raised as a somewhat observant Jew, Disneyland was like Christmas — something other people enjoyed.
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My mother, Luci Lavin — critical, vigilant, observant — always knew the answers to questions I didn't even dare ask.
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He was not an observant Jew, eating pork at Passover and celebrating Christmas with a red flash of poinsettias.
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This doesn't mean it's all gloom and doom, but Easter definitely calls for some solemn reflection among observant Christians.
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Observant readers will notice I haven't said much about Luke, Rey, Kylo Ren and his boss Supreme Leader Snoke.
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He's mindful and astutely observant of the need for tiny rituals in order to stay centered through the chaos.
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"I can't tell you how often I get stopped by people who appreciate my depiction of an observant Muslim."
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As you can probably imagine, observant Netflix viewers picked up on the character's thoughtless actions and were rightfully appalled.
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Beyond that, those meals should be meat-free, but this doesn't exactly mean observant Christians must become temporary vegetarians.
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As Jay and Taylor plotted to then go after Adam, Zeke was again observant enough to overhear the plan.
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The hajj, the yearly pilgrimage to Islam's holiest sites, is required of every observant Muslim who can perform it.
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His gangsters are at once ferocious and hapless, depraved yet observant of Jewish traditions, full of wisdom and wisecracks.
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Observant fans noticed that the pair were the grown-up version of young Sam and Joanna in the film.
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I went on a movie date in Georgetown (which was a ghost town) with a rare fellow non-observant.
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Observant Jews, particularly those belonging to Orthodox sects, cannot carry or push anything outside the home on the Sabbath.
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Instead, burkinis should be welcomed and recognized as the freedom-giving garments that they are for observant Muslim women.
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Few female medical professionals remain in Syria, making care for observant Muslims and all female patients much more difficult.
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I grew up an observant Jew, so the natural opposition to that was the carefree, experiential Burning Man festival.
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Their father, Jamal el-Bakraoui, is an observant Muslim and a retired butcher, according to Marcelline Mertens, a neighbor.
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Also, asking why someone isn't disregarding other important aspects of being observant during Ramadan, like self-reflection and prayer.
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While pescetarians and the religiously observant rejoice over Accarrino's porkless work of art, bacon purists have not been forsaken.
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Prisoners who were observant Muslims were forced to eat pork, a food that's considered haram, or forbidden, in Islam.
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A visit to the site on a recent Friday night, when observant Jews attend Sabbath services, found it padlocked.
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I've come to understand that, as a black Southerner, I am a Christian, whether I am observant or not.
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And it's scary when you consider how observant M. Night was to the everyday driving forces behind toxic fandoms.
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Kaptchuk, an observant Jew who is a student of both the Torah and the Talmud, later modified his comment.
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What's more, it would be impossible to host them virtually, since some observant Jews don't use technology during Shabbat.
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But for many observant Muslim women, exposing their bodies at a mixed-gender beach is out of the question.
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Miss Marple, by contrast, sits and knits and claims to notice only what any reasonably observant, experienced person might.
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As an observant Jew, he should be practicing tikkun olam, acts of kindness to perfect and repair the world.
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Rivka Galchen's slim collection of observant fragments, "Little Labors," captures a view of the postpartum life of the mind.
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When you read her spare, observant first-person narration aloud, Lucy's way of seeing the world snaps into focus.
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" Nearly half of these religiously observant parishioners, Burch wrote, "91,373 mass-attending Catholics — are not even registered to vote!
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Despite the backlash from religiously observant members of society, the Shah managed to create a seemingly cosmopolitan city life.
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The discussions take in ethics, philosophy, folklore and rituals and cover almost every aspect of an observant Jew's life.
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She could walk and say agua, and I marveled at the slow revelation of her personality: daring, observant, goofy.
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Though they weren't kosher kitchens, at least they didn't mix milk and meat, which is forbidden to observant Jews.
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Apart from rushing Alpha Epsilon Pi, a Jewish-oriented fraternity, at Harvard, Mr. Zuckerberg wasn't always so audibly observant.
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He said he is both a follower of sneaker culture and an observant Christian (who tithes to his church).
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The light dances differently inside each box and each compartment offers different shades of black to the observant eye.
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In being more observant with my skin, I realized that heat, exercise, and dairy caused my skin to flare up.
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For those of you who might not be aware, observant Jews abstain from eating leavened foods or yeast on Passover.
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It's the most important of Jewish religious holidays, when the observant ask for forgiveness from God and from other people.
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Observant Muslims pray five times a day, either at their community mosque or in their homes, under a specific schedule.
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Even that, said Lyuba Kimatova, an observant Jew whose son and older daughter emigrated to Israel, is a big exaggeration.
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I played the wackiness more on stage — it's possible on film to go somewhere else, to be more narrowly observant.
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Daytime temperatures can prove as much of an ordeal given that observant Muslims may not drink water during fasting times.
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Upon asking themselves these difficult questions, observant Jews are meant to seek forgiveness from both God and those they wronged.
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It can be so easy when playing quiet, observant characters to make them feel like blank slates who lack personalities.
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Self-driving cars are almost too observant, taking in information from light-emitting LiDAR sensors, radar equipment, microphones, and cameras.
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The TL;DR about shatnez is that wearing wool and linen together is a big no-no for observant Jews.
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Developing mindfulness skills can mean, for example, staying observant and curious about what's happening when you're having a panic attack.
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He'd become more religiously observant, according to his testimony, going deeper into a Buddhist culture that views Muslims with suspicion.
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She's Emily Dickinson, she's Jane Eyre—a dangerously needy oddball, but also one who's funny, observant, and full of rage.
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"It's something to monitor and be observant about, but not something that will affect the near-term forecast for inflation."
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Dota 2 doesn't even need internal bug-finders with the help it gets from some of its most observant fans.
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Feature Through her spare, often uncomfortably observant movies, the filmmaker tells the stories of women moving through an uneasy world.
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Thanks to the worldwide movement of observant Muslims during the annual hajj, the Nigerian strain was carried to Saudi Arabia.
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In an essay for Thrive Global, Fisher said he grew up in a fairly observant Jewish household in South Africa.
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He was flirting with me, and I thought he was cute, and I'm just not the most observant of people.
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Then we tend to use standup comedians, because standup comedians have to be observant, witty, and think on their feet.
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And sometimes even the most observant Times readers do not remember that, during the campaign, we wrote extensively about Mrs.
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After his mother's abrupt departure, Buber was sent to live with his observant and scholarly grandparents, who home-schooled him.
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They say they want to prove that they can be observant Muslims while also playing loud music and being independent.
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Even though Berg wasn't observant, his cultural background played a role in his decision to accept the anti-Nazi assignment.
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Sometimes it seems like the best photojournalism comes from these guys when they're being unobtrusive, establishing trust and being observant.
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The observant Apple analyst Toni Sacconaghi of Bernstein Research put out a pointed note Monday about Apple's growing services business.
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Men and women pray alongside one another, and — unlike observant Sunnis — are not expected to pray five times a day.
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Observant Jews are assured a food is kosher by a seal — known in Hebrew as a hechsher — on the label.
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Readings Mr. Leahy's family is Roman Catholic; Ms. Kerr's parents, John and Carole Kerr, are more spiritual than religiously observant.
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It's interesting that your mother pushed you toward fencing, in part because it is an accessible sport for observant Muslims.
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" And Ms. Smith shows an unsentimentally observant eye in "Scenes From a Corner Booth at Closing Time on a Tuesday.
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Another 29 percent are Masorti, a group with no neat international parallel but who are relatively observant by American standards.
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So I say, "Okay, here are the lessons," and some I mentioned, which is stay curious, take notes, be observant.
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Even if the sounds their artists issued were disparate, they tended to be united in this sort of observant outsiderdom.
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And of course while observant Muslims avoid eating pork products, they're not vampires who can only be killed by special bullets.
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Like Bozkurt, the 22018-year-old also grew up in an educated leftist family, but her father was an observant Muslim.
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It's certainly high time to pose it to Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump and son-in-law, Jared Kushner, both observant Jews.
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I lived in a Jewish neighborhood in suburban Toronto, attended Jewish private school, and came from a fairly observant Jewish home.
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"I'm sure there are observant members of the television audience that notice also, but they're forgiving," he said earlier this month.
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Her poems are finically, even excessively observant, and scrupulously formally structured, with, on occasion, the most improbably outrageous of end-rhymes.
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Delvin is the precocious and observant son of Cappie Florence, a prostitute in Red Row, the colored section of Chattanooga, Tenn.
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He is both an observant Muslim and the child of two Eritrean refugees who fled to Sweden before he was born.
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Finding and preventing ruts like these is important to creating a game-playing agent that can beat resourceful and observant humans.
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Sunarto, who uses one name, said hearing the call to prayer and being observant will help villagers rebuild from the disaster.
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In either case, there would be potentially a large number of observant Muslims on the streets at that time of night.
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DeCarava toggles between merriment and despair, with the precise timing of an observant eye and the intimacy of a perceptive heart.
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It is tough, observant, here-and-now narration, and in that way a potent literary model even for the Hemingway era.
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He's just the latest in a series of observant Muslims who have captured the hearts and minds of the British public.
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Your son-in-law Jared Kushner and your daughter Ivanka, whom I know, are amazing people who live observant Jewish lives.
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As you wait, try to remember that these elevators are vital for observant Jews, particularly seniors and families with small children.
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She was so observant to notice how reticent I am about family and personal issues, though I'll talk about politics endlessly.
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Among Conservative Jews (and those of us less observant still), the question is simply how many of the rules we ignore.
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Like Roberts, she was an observant Catholic, and she served on the board of the anti-abortion organization Feminists for Life.
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An observant Pentecostal Christian and the son of a police officer, Mr. Morrison grew up in a beachside suburb of Sydney.
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To their surprise, among the early adopters were observant Muslim and Jewish families, who are often reluctant to swim in public.
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How could her work be so observant, so detailed, so responsive, when she herself seemed incapable of empathy, of real connection?
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Every avid devotee has her or his very own Jane, whether secretly abused or coolly observant or a revolutionary in disguise.
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Alongside this, his America First, populist trade policies cemented the addition of a large number of observant Catholics to his coalition.
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Suppose the burglars had chosen another night for their mission, when a less observant or conscientious guard had been on duty?
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Middlebrook lived in Compton, and his work, makeshift, canonical, yet down to earth and observant, reach out and test the commuter.
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In parts of the world, observant Catholics who have sought absolution for abortions have faced delays at times, or even rejection.
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Observant little ones can pore over these pages for a long time, noticing each well-observed detail of wintertime city life.
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An observant Biden scolded Sanders for raising his hand while the former vice president was talking about his health care plan.
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It summarizes issues of deindustrialization, wealth inequality, immigration and cultural assimilation in a way that is compassionate, observant and emotionally resonant.
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"Joe was an observant Jew; Bernie is marginal," said Morris Harary, a lawyer who lives near Mr. Sanders's childhood home in Brooklyn.
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"We would like to thank the observant citizen and the restaurant employees for all the help last night," police wrote on Facebook.
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Russo, an observant cop with a sharp memory, lives in the same Queens neighborhood as Vetrano and her parents, the source explains.
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One study pointed out that among nine prime ministers who held office from 1949 to 1991, none was a seriously observant Christian.
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On the online forum Imamother, where observant Jewish women swap recipes and parenting tips, threads about vaccines often get hundreds of replies.
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The offending poster blends in with the other wall decorations, so that only an observant gamer would even pick up on it.
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Observant was part of the winter batch of startups at accelerator Y Combinator, but was still in stealth mode on Demo Day.
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Voorhees (Betsy Palmer) a woman whose son, Jason, drowned at the camp decades earlier under the watch of less-than-observant counselors.
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You may become more observant of the people around you and what makes them tick as you ride these waves of change.
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The remaining objections are concentrated among the religiously observant, though Gallup finds that a narrow majority of weekly churchgoers support assisted dying.
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Each character is flawed and likable, particularly Lady Bird (Ms Ronan)—a moody, pimply teenager, who is quick-witted, mercurial and observant.
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"He got that from Jared, I guess," added Franken, referring to the President's son-in-law, who is an observant Orthodox Jew.
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One of the pivotal scenes in the episode sees Dev convincing his observant cousin, Navid, to try pork for the first time.
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There was food ready, but a small group of the most observant Muslims went downstairs to say the Maghrib, the sunset prayer.
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Do you think you'd be observant enough to notice that this checkout front-plate was about to gobble up your card details?
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Clinton's running mate, Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia — himself an observant Catholic — that the church will one day support same-sex marriage.
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If the burkini is banned, the result won't be for observant Muslim women to go swimming in a Western-style women's swimsuit.
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Indeed, those who claimed to be religiously observant were even more likely than others to see jihad as a peaceful personal struggle.
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If your building has a large Sabbath-observant population, your buyers might find that the board is amenable to such a proposal.
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Many fail to really listen to and notice those around them, so an observant person who actually listens is rare and valued.
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Although smoking is not strictly forbidden in many parts of the Muslim world, it is sometimes discouraged by the more religiously observant.
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The daughter of observant Muslims, she has always been expected to stay close to home and to limit her socializing with boys.
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The CDU said that pork was being removed from menus to prevent offending observant Muslims, who consider pork haram, or ritually forbidden.
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"The exemption issued by USA Boxing is a significant advancement for observant Muslim females," Shirzanan co-Founder Mara Gubuan told NBC News.
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You'll have to be very observant and explore every nook and cranny to be sure you have what you need to proceed.
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A day earlier, Bacelar was game-planning how to ambush the Pelosis, but now, she's standing alone in the back, quiet, observant.
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As it turned out, she's a luminous, observant, self-aware writer, even if she had some help from a team of ghostwriters.
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As Mr. Wilson wrote, some friends and associates of Mr. Rezaj are less consistently observant of state and federal laws than others.
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Their father, who was born in Nazareth and raised in Syria and Lebanon, raised his children to be observant, they have said.
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The speech on Jewish identity was an unusual move for Mr. Bloomberg, a secular Jew who has long not been religiously observant.
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Sara Pennypacker's Clementine — the observant narrator of a seven-book series illustrated by Marla Frazee— is a more carefree version of Ramona.
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"You have a lot of Jews who are not very observant during the year, but they take Passover very seriously," he said.
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And her observant English teacher (Gabriel Luna) is drawn so indistinctly that an emotionally pivotal scene between the two is significantly weakened.
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It also assumes that the strength of religion is best measured by how much doctrine people accept and how observant they are.
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Instead, they implied, a more religiously observant society would allow "true" — and not racist — Christians to be a necessary voice for love.
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In my experience, though, introverts are often better listeners, more observant and more self-directed than the Chatty Cathys of the world.
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And then if you follow the news and you're at all observant, you will realize that they don't have any principled positions.
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You don't need to be overly observant to notice 33D, once heralded as the next major immersive experience for movies, hasn't caught on.
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Well, clearly a basic knowledge of ecology and plant growth, but also, you need to be very observant and have a good memory.
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Always observant, she figured out what Ralph was up to and tells him not to worry, because no one will ever find anything.
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Even though Kelley says his son is still young and often doesn't realize where he is, he's still a "sponge" and highly observant.
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Hasan was a non-observant Muslim who came to embrace a militant form of Islam and eventually ended up as a jihadist militant.
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When you're flying into LA, if you're observant and on the north runway, just look down on the right side of the plane.
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As a manager who often doubled as his own GM with the Kansas City Royals and Cardinals, he was observant, intelligent, and creative.
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If you look closely, you can see a cloud make a weird move, indicating a video edit (as spotted in an observant tweet).
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The fetching blue and clean lines would make this sukkah a comfortable, temporary addition outside the home of any observant Dwell magazine subscribers.
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Swami Chakrapani, the chief of a Hindu nationalist party, said that while Kerala needs help, the aid should be reserved for observant Hindus.
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There's much to admire in "Nocturnal Animals," including Mr. Ford's ambition, but too often it feels like the work of an observant student.
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Here you made Stanley the son of a rabbi, which is a change from the book, where his family is not particularly observant.
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Nine months after the close of the competition, however, one observant teenager found that the impressive results were too good to be true.
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She grows into an observant creature, slow to anger and bashful about her belly, still bloated from early hunger, and her matted hair.
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As an observant Jew now celebrating Hanukkah, I am reminded that this holiday commemorates and indeed extols civil war under certain dire circumstances.
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And Leo, an observant Catholic, also went to the Vatican and the restaurant in Pruitt's motorcade, despite EPA aides objecting to the move.
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The physical boundary, usually made from string, allows observant Jews to carry objects, children or push strollers outside their homes during the Sabbath.
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The physical boundary, usually made from string, allows observant Jews to carry objects, children or push strollers outside their homes during the Sabbath.
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The Kutins are often the only observant Jewish family at lifting meets, and they bring a large box of kosher food and drinks.
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But The Hate U Give is charming and funny and carefully crafted, and Starr's witty, observant, pop culture–inflected voice is a delight.
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Both shows are keenly observant of life in New York, and though their observational style isn't for everyone, it might be for you.
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"History" is Black at its best: An observant, sometimes bleakly funny tale of how we interact not only with technology, but with each other.
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"History" is Black at its best: An observant, sometimes bleakly funny tale of how we interact not only with technology, but with each other.
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He has made a point of visiting Mr Demirtas in prison; as the child of observant Muslims, he could win over some AK voters.
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But it's also observant and insightful about the immigrant experience, the cultural gap between generations, and the clash between family traditions and individual experience.
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The comic, who is starting his "Observant Jew" tour in Edinburgh this week, did not always observe all of the tenets of his faith.
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Laura — dressed in jeans, a grey hoodie and sneakers — explained that the people he saw were ultra-Orthodox Jews adhering to strictly observant practices.
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I needed to find a vessel which would take everything I could do: be smart, be funny, be poignant, be observant, be au courant.
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ET. But in response to the protests of a local rabbi, they have extended the deadline for Sabbath observant Jewish voters to 9 p.m.
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But the overall figures mask divisions that, while also affecting less religiously observant and secular Israelis, particularly touch the ultra-Orthodox and Arab communities.
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Such sims would be oblivious of this fact because future simulations could be run with sufficient detail to fool even the most observant individual.
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John, being a nice and observant husband, picks up on her signal and leads her to the middle of the basement for a dance.
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An observant Muslim, Mr. Mannan would celebrate the Islamic holy month of Ramadan by organizing traditional evening suppers for gay youths, one friend said.
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I needed to explain, for instance, that observant Jews followed strict dietary rules for food and drink that did not apply to lifesaving medication.
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About 90 percent of Egyptians are Sunni Muslim, the most dominant branch of Islam, and around three quarters consider themselves observant of the religion.
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But he found greater success, and a singular niche, as a singer of his plain-spoken, pungently observant songs, beginning in the early '60s.
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"We are happy with the life we have here, which the Jewish agency helped us start," said Mr. Hasan, who is an observant Muslim.
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The Brotherhood's opponents were as religiously observant as its supporters, which meant the dissolution of a narrative that pitted popular Islamists against secular elites.
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A 2017 Gallup report found that engaged employees are more productive, more attuned to the needs of customers, and more observant of company standards.
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It challenges their sense of themselves as people who are sharp and observant — how could they be missing something right in front of them?
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So calling her "defiant" might be a bit of a stretch, a ploy to create a marketable image for a subtle, keenly observant individual.
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Mr. Trump's most religiously observant voters are three times as likely as secular Trump voters to volunteer — and not just with their own church.
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Observant Jews can only eat certain animals that have cloven hooves and chew their cud, and only if slaughtered a certain way, without pain.
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Ms. Renaud and her sister grew up in an observant Christian family, and both say that religion plays a big role in their lives.
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Accomplished, ambitious, socially skilled and keenly observant, she was a formidable woman with an extraordinary life, just as the subtitle of this book promises.
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Despite this promise of harmony, the most observant of the co-workers, a twenty-five-year-old novelist, senses that something malicious is afoot.
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Adora can't be the only character who leaked her secrets all over the episodes...what else could a rewatch reveal to an observant watcher?
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The early darkness is a mere inconvenience to many people, but to observant Jewish families the shorter days significantly change the rhythm of life.
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In his chapter on red deer, perhaps the best in the book, Foster describes trying to cultivate that animal's dilatory, fearful, and observant stillness.
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"She's spent time being observant about this area and how it is activated by the presence of a barn in the landscape," says Macgillivray.
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Few issues are more politically fraught in Europe than the issue of the rights of observant Muslim women to cover their faces and bodies.
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Lee's experience as an observant rookie helped greatly when it was time to decide to play on or to walk away at age 34.
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Goans scoff at their demand for "pure veg" food — observant Hindus avoid meat — and mock their wearing of jeans to swim in the sea.
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Mr. Shikder is an observant Muslim who does not drink or smoke, prays regularly and wears a long black beard with a trim mustache.
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The concept of a Milkshake Duck was born in summer of 2016, via this particularly observant tweet from popular Twitter user Ben Ward, a.k.a.
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" A self-described "super sensitive and very observant" kid, Rupaul, 56, says he always felt like he was "the little boy who fell to earth.
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When we are observant, we notice all the more chances in daily life to ease the paths of others with whom we share our world.
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Others argue that Joe Lieberman, who was more religiously observant, already broke the political barrier when Al Gore nominated him for vice president in 2004.
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His daughter Ivanka is also an observant Jew -- having converted to Judaism before her marriage to businessman Jared Kushner -- and Trump has three Jewish grandchildren.
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The messages might sound benign in non-Muslim circles, but requests to spend unchaperoned time together are out of bounds in their conservative, observant milieu.
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Both artists ruminate on the creation and commerce of art with a manner of storytelling that is as shrewdly observant as it is personally revealing.
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For now, authorities say the pair could be "anywhere," but advised people to be particularly observant around rural and remote areas like campgrounds and parks.
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No matter how observant we are, some nasty secrets will be better hidden than others, and we'll be taken by surprise from time to time.
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Boycotting their observant Muslim families, the two stuff their faces with every barbecue pork product under the sun, and give new meaning to family bonding.
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Rebecca: I grew up in a house with mixed views; my dad is Modern Orthodox and my mom is pretty much traditional, but not observant.
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"I'm supposed to be a reporter, therefore observant, but I really don't know how to describe one beautiful baby from another beautiful baby," he said.
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City Kitchen My introduction to the holy month of Ramadan, during which observant Muslims fast from dawn to sunset, was a bowl of harira soup.
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Only a few still practice plural marriage, but they continue to live as an observant religious community deep in some of Mexico's most turbulent borderlands.
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"American Honey," long and messy as it is, is by turns observant and exuberant, and sweet in a way that is both unexpected and organic.
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As an advisor to clients, I distinguish myself professionally because although I am results-oriented I am also observant, unpretentious, tactful, interpersonally agile and patient.
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I am an observant Muslim, and I have been watching the rise of this Salafism in our communities that leads to jihadism across the world.
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Whether or not the fake penis fools a tester is dependent on how observant the tester is and how smoothly the user can operate it.
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Jews in Israel are more religiously observant than those in the United States, according to the two studies, including those who define themselves as secular.
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Ms. Corsini, whose previous films include "Leaving" (2010) and "La Repetition" (2001), has a subtle sense of character and an observant, easygoing way with actors.
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"Fisher's legacy includes her written words — cutting, clever, observant, self-aware and unbowed," the science fiction writer John Scalzi wrote in The Los Angeles Times.
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When many not-exactly-observant Jews think of Passover, they nostalgically recall that special Rugrats episode, which remains an epic of Game of Thrones proportions.
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Mr. Joko, an observant Muslim popularly known as Jokowi, campaigned primarily on his first-term success in expanding health and education programs and building infrastructure.
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Her "blind lust for the written word" guides the narrative, but it is her observant voice, directly addressing readers, that ultimately convinces: Literature is essential.
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And isn't white supremacism just as statistically nonrepresentative of Confederate flag-owners throughout the South as radical Islam is of observant Muslims across the country?
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The movie is warm, observant, mildly philosophical and deeply curious about the daily and inner lives of both the people and their four-legged assistants.
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He also shared graphic images from the incident, including a picture of the blood-stained tallit, the traditional prayer shawl worn by observant Jewish men.
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Taffy Brodesser-Akner tries to figure that out in this highly readable and acutely observant profile of the author for The New York Times Magazine.
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His attention never strays far from nature, and his writing in these bird passages is minutely detailed, exquisitely observant, deeply informed, and often tenderly sensual.
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Since observant Jews can't use electricity during the Sabbath, what happens when you accidentally leave the bedroom light on and want to go to sleep?
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They start off observant Jews — kissing a mezuza on the door of their store, citing rabbis — and become less so as the play wears on.
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Ms. Trump, who converted to Judaism, said in a Vogue magazine interview that she and her husband were "pretty observant," keeping kosher and the Sabbath.
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They have become a more muscular political and social force and have turned the generally liberal profile of the area's Jews more observant and conservative.
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Last Friday, as observant Jews hurried with last-minute preparations for Passover, one Orthodox Jew was in Albany, holding up the New York State budget.
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"Persons along coastal areas near the earthquake should be observant and exercise normal caution, otherwise no action is required," the PTWC said in its warning.
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The outbreaks in Brooklyn and New York City suburbs have centered on observant Jewish communities, and are connected to travelers who have been in Israel.
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" Ms. Udry-Dumoulin, an observant Catholic, said of the family's plans: "We will arrange a funeral for them as if they had just passed away.
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That journey would have aroused suspicion, officials said, since driving on the Sabbath is generally forbidden for observant Jews, and Yitzhar is a religious settlement.
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During most religious holidays, observant Jews have to abide by the same rules they do on Shabbat (Saturdays): no work, restricted use of technology, etc.
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Then at the same time you have Omar Hammami, who was a quite observant Muslim who drifted further and further toward fundamentalism, and then militancy.
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It's said to let girls play sports and make room for observant Muslim women athletes, at a time when both messages may have been controversial.
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Miranda had springy muscles; observant, attentive eyes, and she proceeded to wow us with tricks we had not yet experienced: first steps, first drawing, first ABCs.
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Observant fans have pointed out that hidden amongst the dolls and masks is an homage to Tim Curry's version of Pennywise from the 1990 TV movie.
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Chinese airliner, Capital Airlines, avoided a possible flight disaster on Monday, when an observant passenger spotted a flat tyre on one of its planes before takeoff.
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"I think they were appropriately observant of what the challenge is without being fear-mongering," the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, said as she left the briefing.
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Muslims, who are estimated to account for around 10% of the population, are far more observant — about 25% reported regularly attending Friday prayers as of 19053.
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"It makes sense that there are observant Jews who are into BDSM," she told me, although this was referring to BDSM only within a heterosexual marriage.
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"I am a naturally observant person and so very quickly picked up on the things that the girls were doing that boys do not," he said.
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I've gone to the gym in inside-out clothing more times than I care to admit, so you'd think I would be more observant by now.
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But if you're observant (or sober) enough to find it, there is something akin to a mood board hidden toward the back corner of the installation.
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I told him first and foremost always be aware of your surroundings, please be very careful when you're traveling be very observant to people around you.
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BuzzFeed reported that an incredibly observant redditor by the username ThreeOfTwelve noticed that Tyrion Lannister has been telling the same joke for quite a while now.
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Our phones might not be jotting down our every word, but our suspicions that our phones are more observant than they're letting on was definitely correct.
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And I feel like you're just very observant about various firms both at an inside baseball level but we can talk about this a little bit.
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The observant will note that 2014 was an entire year, while the 695 cases so far in 2019 have taken place over less than four months.
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It has bare bones production like this but his vocals in there are more observant of minutiae instead of making some grand argument that goes nowhere.
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The music being used to promote Suicide Squad has been a grab bag at best, but the observant will be able to find a pattern anywhere.
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Before this observant tot was opening her eyes to the world of acting ... she was just another bundle of joy growing up in New York City.
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They hold what they call grandma parties, wearing wigs that belonged to the religiously observant grandmother of one of them, and reading her private letters aloud.
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"I'm sure there are observant members of the television audience that notice also, but they're forgiving," Trebek said last month in an interview with Canada's CTV.
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Since Mr. McCartney tours frequently, his observant fans have often pointed out that he doesn't change the arrangements and stage patter for many of his staples.
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In 2008, a leaked briefing from Britain's domestic security service, MI5, found that far from being religious zealots, many involved in terrorism were not particularly observant.
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He added that many observant Jains had undertaken fasts more extreme than Aradhan's; he said he knew of 13 people who had fasted for 180 days.
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But he said that Mr. Kushner, who is an observant Jew, "could be very helpful" in reconciling the longstanding dispute between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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Surrounded by canvases, Hollinghurst seemed to come to the surface of himself, moving from one source of delight to another in a state of observant rapture.
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Algren, born Nelson Algren Abraham, is rarely called a Jewish writer, because he wrote relatively little about Jews even though he was one (secular, not observant).
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But the magazine said she would be the first Muslim model to appear wearing a burkini, a full-body swimsuit worn by some observant Muslim women.
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If you are observant, we want to hear about how you approach Ramadan and the traditions that make it special for you and your loved ones.
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LONDON — Adib Abbas, an observant Muslim, was preparing an early morning Ramadan meal in a ninth-floor apartment at Grenfell Tower when he suddenly smelled gas.
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As with most holidays, Lunar New Year has become an opportunity for retailers to sell shoes, jackets, or handbags on the premise of being culturally observant.
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"We started a conversation that we continue to have, that hasn't paused," she said of Mr. Goff, whom she described as quietly observant and very principled.
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"It is important to remain observant about odd or peculiar behaviors with our children, or with fellow students," said Officer Aaron Snell, an Everett police spokesman.
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What's happening isn't just about religion, it's about everything and that is why non-observant hipsters in Tel Aviv are voting for the Jewish Home party.
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If that's true, Chappel was a very observant child with a photographic memory, who might have benefited from artistic training but did perfectly well without it.
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The world has only one observant, original, wildly popular African-American first lady, and for her to hoard her ideas and views would be a waste.
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"And I did what I never do -- I made a call on Shabbat," he said, using the Hebrew word for the Sabbath honored by observant Jews.
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The most observant tenants speculated as to whether some of the people they had seen in the building were tourists who had booked apartments through Airbnb.
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The trip was thrilling, but Ms. Hamdi and her husband, who are both observant Muslims, found the daily search for halal-certified food a difficult one.
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An observant physician can deduce pulmonary disease from ridges on fingernails, hypertension from an eye exam, a heart problem from a gentle shake of the hand.
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Uighur observance of Ramadan has sometimes been spotty in the past, especially outside of Xinjiang, but many Uighur have become more religiously observant in recent years.
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He's a singer-songwriter of observant insight and penetrating empathy, brilliantly adept at compressing a complicated range of emotions into a terse, plain-spoken turn of phrase.
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While Juno has a noble mission, the name of the spacecraft also has some interesting history, as some observant Reddit users and The Daily Dot pointed out.
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You can be really smart and really observant and have a lot of self-knowledge in some areas, but there can be other areas that elude knowledge.
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Kuwait Airlines, for example, lists 17 special meal options on its website, ranging from "bland" to "vegetarian oriental" to "Jain", but nothing to cater to observant Jews.
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Jews love boundaries so much that there's an entire class of rabbinic prohibitions that exists just to ensure that observant Jews never even approach an improper action.
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She's still as observant as ever: in Cagayan, she sniffed out that Tony was a cop; this time, she spies a hidden advantage clue across the ocean.
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The money comes from zakat, a wealth tax which requires observant Muslims to give the poor 2.5% of the total value of their financial assets each year.
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As an observant Jew, I've been reading the Haggadah for decades at my family's annual Passover seder, a ritual meal marking the Exodus story from the Bible.
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Then, through the problems of Vietnam, and [the era of] campus unrest, each successive generation of mainline Protestantism has been a little less observant than the last.
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" Of Anders' budding personality, Angela says, "He's a curious little guy … very observant and thoughtful, but he can also be very loud and animated like his brother.
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But his plan backfired when an observant fan of the actor recognized that Trent's photo just happened to be the same as Phelps' profile picture on Twitter.
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Israel itself is not only mired in conflict in the Palestinian territories, but riven by internal divisions between observant and secular Jews and between Jews and Arabs.
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"It's very important to be observant," as 'chunkatuff,' the router responsible for finding many exploits in Escape Goat 2 and Ori and the Blind Forest, told VICE.
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The burkini is a wonderful piece of clothing because it allows observant Muslim women to go swimming, to cool off, to have fun, like any other person.
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"There were things going on that were beyond my comprehension, and the way that I dealt with that was to get very quiet and observant," she said.
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Captain Singh, 28, grew up in an observant Sikh family in Seattle and did not shave or cut his hair until he joined the Army in 2006.
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A local school board asked them to speak at a women's empowerment conference, and they gave a presentation about their experiences playing hockey as observant Muslim women.
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I wouldn't consider myself that good at telling lies or even knowing when someone is lying to me but I will give myself credit for being observant.
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Sandy is an ideal protagonist for a novel so interested in place and culture — an observant boy with a penchant for finding the extraordinary in the ordinary.
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MODIIN ILLIT, West Bank — The business center in the ultra-Orthodox settlement of Modiin Illit employs scores of strictly observant women in financial services and technology firms.
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The devotional format strains to contain a high volume of bit-part back stories and anecdotal asides that Nell, "born observant," records in lieu of scientific data.
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An adult may measure anywhere from two to almost five inches long, but observant children often discover far smaller young measuring just a fraction of that length.
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Soon after the current terminal opened in 1913, an observant commuter noticed the zodiac was backward — not exactly offering the simulated astronomical experience the owners had desired.
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What happens next will yank the film from observant coming-of-age drama to trite crime caper — a disappointing swerve into snitching, double-crossing and discordant violence.
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Some Jews don't necessarily feel the kinship with Bernie that I do; they are religiously observant, in contrast to his secularism, or they experience their Jewishness differently.
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Mr. Sekulow, 63, was once an observant Jew, but he would embrace Christianity while attending Atlanta Baptist College, now Mercer University, where he also attended law school.
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Observant viewers may remember that "Tina" is the name of the woman whom Audrey's husband Charlie called to find out what happened to Audrey's missing lover Billy.
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Manager Dave Roberts said Bellinger first impressed him in the Dodgers' major league camp last year, at age 20, by being attentive and observant, but also confident.
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A young woman—observant, self-conscious, harboring literary aspirations, though not quite sure where she wants to end up—meets an older novelist, and they start dating.
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They specified that wine — or nonalcoholic juice of the grape — be watched over by observant Jews from the time of the grapes' crushing to the juice's bottling.
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He and his wife are renowned for gathering people for dinners in their sukkah, a hut observant Jews build on their balconies during a fall harvest festival.
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It was easy to miss during the heat and spectacle of The Mandalorian's eighth chapter, but observant viewers no doubt caught Cara mentioning where she's from: Alderaan.
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For observant Jews, next week will bring the start of the Days of Awe, a 10-day period of introspection and repentance, joyous prayer and good deeds.
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For observant Muslims, eating pork is forbidden, as it is in Judaism, and the use of pork products is a common way for critics to insult the religion.
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Mr. Mabey was drawn to Mr. White, the highly observant 18th-century curate, a writer who showed that birds' lives have a complexity and cadence of their own.
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In Western countries, at least, observant Muslim, Jewish or Christian women who want to cover their flesh often mix-and-match from collections which care little for modesty.
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She's also determined, and observant, with an empathy her peers at law school often lack and an ability to rebound when her dreams don't pan out as planned.
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Complicating matters is the fact that writers tend to be observant, which makes it harder not to notice the horrors transpiring in distant countries, and in our own.
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And what do you know, an observant Redditor has spotted one in a photo of Cersei sitting on the iron throne with her brother Jaime by her side.
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But, to observant Christians, that image of Jesus rising up and leaving Earth behind remains a powerful symbol and will serve as a point of reflection this Thursday.
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Reading some of the commentary by people associated with or observant of my work, it is evident that interpretations are subjective and I take pleasure in seeing that.
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An observant Roman Catholic, Edwards opposes abortion, and this year signed a law banning the procedure after 15 weeks, which could have contributed to dimmed enthusiasm among Democrats.
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With his latest book, a wise and observant history titled simply The Cold War, Westad aims to bring this global view of the conflict to a wider audience.
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One neighbor in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Windsor Terrace said she had not seen him in months but described his home as quiet and observant in Islamic customs.
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An observant Muslim, she began choosing classes to qualify for the degree, taking courses in comparative theology, social psychology and Dharma traditions — meaning Hindu, Buddhist, Jain and Sikh.
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" An only child, he was observant and loved to build model cars, but soon he was stealing bikes and his talent for drawing turned into "drawing on walls.
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The Muslims are, however, the main target because 'fundamentalism,' unlike Jihadi Islam, is a very broad notion that can be used against almost every faction within observant Islam.
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So, if I'm right, this is a way to be really observant and polite through a profound expression of dickishness, and I find that to be really something.
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I grew up in an observant Muslim family in Canberra, Australia, but stopped wearing a head scarf in college and now, at 38, lead a largely secular life.
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The poignant, observant watercolors by the illustrator E. B. Lewis (no relation) are bathed in subtly changing light, making homespun scenes of country life seem celestial and exalted.
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Maybe she doesn't take the creativity of the English language for granted because it's a second language for her, or maybe she's just very creative and observant herself.
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Hours later, at sundown, the streets are full of Jewish men in the black garb of the Orthodox and the observant on their solemn march to Sabbath prayers.
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Park's essentially playing two different characters, with her body language sharpening into an authoritative figure as Jessica and relaxing, slouching, to become more observant as Kim Ki-Jeong.
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In 1824, Bella Salomon, an observant Jew living in Berlin, gave a copy of the St. Matthew to her grandson, Felix Mendelssohn, who resolved to lead a performance.
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He met his wife, who is Muslim, on a C.I.A. posting overseas, and converted to Islam to marry her, though he is not known to be particularly observant.
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He was an observant Sikh who years ago gained national attention when he got permission to wear a turban as part of his Harris County Sheriff's Office uniform.
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Once an observant Jew, Mr. Sekulow embraced Christianity after exploring the Bible while attending Atlanta Baptist College, today known as Mercer University, where he also attended law school.
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Furthermore, the poll workers I have had the pleasure to know could not have been more hardworking, careful and observant of the exacting rules under which they operated.
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" Si on arrive à calmer Amine avec la musique, ce sera une immense victoire ", confiait M. Jaroussky en observant l'enfant hyperactif et sujet à des troubles de l'attention.
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But with advancing age comes clarity of sorts from an unreliable self-chronicler whom this mercurial performer and her observant director, Jonathan Kent, bring brilliantly to the boil.
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I've been particularly observant of the way the art world has weighed in on this matter, knowing that this professional milieu is the perfect place for sexual predators.
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Moksha, an observant Jew and Hebrew teacher by day, headlines at an underground drag club in Jerusalem in full tzniut, or modest dress, that abides by Orthodox Jewish standards.
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Multiple people who have known Patrick for at least the last decade say, even for a guy immune to pessimism, that Patrick now seems almost peculiarly happy and observant.
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To better understand why these rituals provide the foundation for an observant and pious Muslim life, we spoke with Faryal M. Khatri of the Islamic Society of North America.
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So when I was back in Ann Arbor in January, looking for some halal food to feed my more observant father and in-laws, I had nowhere to go.
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Ivanka's adopted religion and full immersion into the observant Jewish lifestyle has been a strong counter argument to those who continue to accuse the Trump campaign of anti-Semitism.
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It's also a problem for French police, who are finding more and more that suspects in attacks don't have a long record of radical, or even religiously observant, behavior.
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An observant UPS driver from North Carolina is being credited with saving an elderly customer's life last week after a "gut feeling" compelled him to enter the man's house.
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In the west, an aging population, a weakened labor movement and a strong connection to Roman Catholicism and other observant Christian faiths has pushed the region toward the Republicans.
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Kushner, an observant Jew, has known Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for decades, and Trump has expressed rampant optimism at his son-in-law's ability to broker an agreement.
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In fact, weed is so useful for this purpose that kosher edibles are a growing market for the observant Jewish stoner who can't light a joint on the Sabbath.
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Some Canadians were surprised that in their country, younger Muslims (aged 53 to 25) were even more religiously observant than their parents, already among the most pious social groups.
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There is the tweeness of "the writer," the self-conscious touch of "nonalcoholic" that shows us the writer clueing the reader in to Mokhtar's status as an observant Muslim.
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He clearly grasped not only that Jewish dietary laws prohibited the eating of pork but also that observant Jews often professed to find the very smell of pork disagreeable.
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Kate wore a knee-length light blue dress, William a dark suit and tie, while their host - an observant vegetarian - appeared in a traditional white kurta and cream waistcoat.
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As his 1989 book "Malaria Dreams" (a travel book masquerading as a comic novel or vice versa) demonstrated, Mr. Stevens is a terrific raconteur — funny, observant and highly entertaining.
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There are a lot of things you'd compare Stranger Things to before Harry Potter, but Season 2 has the kind of similarities that won't escape an observant Potter fan.
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Between Morris' movie critic background and Wortham's observant perspective, the two blend together in a fabulously queer, POC gabfest that was just what the dark times of 2018 needed.
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They are often, at least to my eye, a little too fussed-over to be entirely convincing, and always more wishful than observant about the realities of human life.
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He cleverly implies that his own sensibility — playful, minutely observant, ticklishly alert to life's "terrible, stupendous mire of trivia" — is exactly what's needed to detect a swindler like Chichikov.
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Lucky is an Army veteran who's stable enough to drive a car, but as an immigrant with phony papers (and an observant Muslim), he's got to watch his back.
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The book is all mind, and an observant, taut, astringent mind it is, though there is something almost unhinged about so much rationality in the face of such duress.
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Mr. Cohen, raised Jewish and observant throughout his life, became interested in Zen Buddhism in the late 21973s and often visited the Mount Baldy monastery, east of Los Angeles.
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Over the next seven years, Mr. Hammond would portray Mr. Trump in more than a dozen sketches, some just silly and others more observant of his longer-term ambitions.
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There's always a risk of accidentally ripping one, or creasing it in the wrong spot, but observant builders have no need to worry about mixing up similar-looking pieces.
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Here Will and Joel went along with cluing AHA (at 10-Down) as "So THAT'S the story here!" as a small bit of Easter egg humor for observant solvers.
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Adding to the residents' sense of affront, it is to be razed to make way for the construction of a new community, Hiran, planned mainly for observant Jewish inhabitants.
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Might it be said that Judaism places more emphasis on life because the mission should be to live observant lives, good and decent lives in the here and now?
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Might it be said that Judaism places more emphasis on life because the mission should be to live observant lives, good and decent lives in the here and now?
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If you're observant, eat big and early against the full day of fasting and prayer to come: maybe Marian Burros's honey chicken, along with some roasted carrots and parsnips?
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The Borough Park program is a testament to the value that observant Jews place on the concept of tzedaka, a Hebrew term defined as either charity or, tellingly, justice.
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Not once during the class was sex described as a mitzvah or something to be celebrated with a partner, which is how some observant Jews interpret sex between married couples.
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"I wake up in the middle of the night wishing that I had known, that I had been more observant and proactive about Miguel Pinto and his behavior," she says.
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When Winston Smith and Julia slip away for trysts in 1984, they're breaking the rules by taking something for themselves that doesn't belong to the all-observant, all-consuming state.
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Here, one feels, is empathy, the real deal: not a rushed and sloppy embrace, or a sweaty effort to relate, but something alert, and expert, and observant, and profoundly respectful.
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Prosecutors have charged several observant Muslims with terrorism and adherence to Hizb ut-Tahrir, a pan-Islamic political organisation that was banned in Russia in 2004 but not in Ukraine.
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The Indonesian Ulama Council, known as the MUI, decreed that observant Muslims in the country should consider the measles vaccine haram, or forbidden, because it contains gelatin derived from pork.
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Plenty of shows have shifted focus for an episode to a token Hanukkah-observant character so that they may share their customs and provide a little background on the holiday.
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It was written by a woman, Nancy Dowd, who proved to me (a teenager at the time) that the female viewpoint could be sharply observant, hilarious and unapologetic — and truer.
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Which leads them to Farid (Peter Macdissi), an Iranian-American psychiatrist with an observant Muslim wife and a gender-fluid child, and a shopping list of anxieties all his own.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, a retired Marine general, has been internally pushing Pentagon officials to become more observant of operational security, particularly in their conversations with the news media.
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Or, more to the point, it might remind oldish viewers of a certain kind of observant, clever but unambitious independent film that came to prominence in the era it depicts.
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At times this can lead us into that territory of casual, quarter-life self-indulgence staked out by Hannah Horvath on "Girls," but the show is still observant and funny.
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Many American Jews are growing weary of the prime minister's longstanding bargain with Israel's ultra-Orthodox, resulting in policies that have repeatedly inflamed less observant Jews in the United States.
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We find out that Amabella (Ivy George) is still being hurt at school, and Ziggy's teacher — who might be the least observant first-grade teacher in history — assumes it's Ziggy.
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But Greg Smith of the Pew Research Centre says that idea is not supported by Pew's polling of different religious groups, which shows that most self-described evangelicals are fairly observant.
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Observant Passive content easily crosses over into 360 video and virtual reality, as seen in Gabo Arora, Barry Pousman and Chris Milk's Clouds Over Sidra, and Mac Cauley's The Night Cafe.
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A self-described "observant, pro-Israel Jew," Bauman said he spent much of his time over the past six weeks responding to questions from constituents worried about Ellison's history on Israel.
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Peter, who should get an award for the most astute and observant remarks, notices that the only way Lee can stay relevant to Rachel is by continuing his fight with Kenny.
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It aired on USA for almost 93 years, and is about a guy who's extremely observant, so he pretends to be a psychic and gets a job working with the police.
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An Austrian newspaper is reporting that one of the country's states has created a draft decree that would require observant Jews to obtain permits to buy kosher meat, according to Haaretz.
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He is an observant and deferential narrator for the most part, and in love with Karin, the daughter of a wealthy Jewish industrialist for whom his father has worked for decades.
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New details emerged about the attacker: he was not an observant Muslim but had been recently searching for Islamist material and had collected images of Islamic State and other terrorist figures.
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I marveled that the observant Orthodox community I grew up in values large families and encourages young couples to reproduce, but never taught us how that works — either physically or emotionally.
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This year, the secular conservatives and moderates who are the least enthusiastic about Mr. Trump moved away from the party, leaving it dominated by evangelicals, the Tea Party and observant Catholics.
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Increased police patrols, the establishment of fixed posts and even the use of undercover officers, dressed as observant Jews, are tactics that should be deployed and sustained for the foreseeable future.
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Mr. Kushner, an observant Jew, spent the Sabbath in fretful seclusion with his wife, Ivanka Trump, at his father-in-law's resort in Bedminster, N.J., unplugged, per religious custom, from electronics.
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Some observant Jews had started only selectively wearing their yarmulkes as a precaution; some had removed mezuzot, the Jewish prayer box kept on the doorposts of Jewish homes, from their doors.
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" The Days of Repentance thus offer an observant Jew the opportunity to atone for past misdeeds, seek forgiveness, and mend his or her behavior through the practice of teshuvah, or "return.
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" Like Gainza, Stern directs an observant gaze at the way the details of art — in this case, cinematic details — can "travel" or "migrate," and the way they can "reverberate beyond the frame.
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Ryan, an observant Catholic, is one of the most self-disciplined politicians around -- with his devotion to his P90X fitness regimen and love of plunging into the depths of a government budget.
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The internet has already speculated that Lorelai is pregnant in the new series — an observant fan noted Pop-Tarts and an apple in a teaser image from the Gilmore Girls official Instagram.
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Sampled On: "No More Parties In L.A." Observant fans will remember this Supreme Clientele vocal was previously used by Kanye for "New God Flow" off the 2012 G.O.O.D. Music compilation Cruel Summer.
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Mind of Mine is a love letter to male pop-R&B from an avowed, observant listener, and the shadows of that genre's most successful contemporary artists linger over almost every song.
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This often means more time spent in prayer, at the mosque or reading the Quran, in addition to the dawn-to-dusk fast that is among the primary requirements of observant Muslims.
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Ask Real Estate Sabbath Elevators I live in a large co-op complex with Sabbath elevators: On Fridays, Saturdays and Jewish holidays, some elevators stop at every floor to accommodate observant Jews.
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In his professional life, Woodward ventured outward from his home base in observant Catholicism to explore the fervent and expansive denominational landscape, balancing his believer's reverence with a sharp journalist's critical distance.
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I don't know if "A Terrible Country" is good fiction, but you won't read a more observant book about the country that has now been America's bedeviling foil for almost a century.
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Even a small but growing number of observant Orthodox couples are rejecting the Rabbinate and marrying according to strict Jewish law, but in private, more egalitarian ceremonies performed by maverick Orthodox rabbis.
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It's the tone you hear during sermons and in consultations; if you're an observant Jew, there's a good chance you'll hear it in the next several days, at High Holy Day services.
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" Rachel, the hotshot lawyer assigned to argue his restitution case, is an observant Jew and Tracy's opposite: Was there "something in her eyes, in the curl of her hair, that whispered 'home'?
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Smith, who now lives in San Antonio but was living with her family in Bristol, Vermont, at the time, said she only cared about testing how observant or oblivious her dad was.
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Even among observant Christians, the holiday season has often been flattened into a sentimental call to warm religious feelings (if not a charged yet pointless argument over "Happy Holidays" versus "Merry Christmas").
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Finally, for individual contributors and employees, the key is to always be observant, to be thinking about safety and security while conducting engineering work, and to bring up any concerns early and often.
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So Gomez's new take on blue led one observant fan to an interesting conclusion: This color must be hinting that season two of the Netflix hit is coming back sooner than we think.
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While the online article on the Magnificent Seven is thorough and appropriately in awe of the team's history-making achievements, one observant R29er noticed something amiss in SI's print version of the story.
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In addition to refraining from eating and drinking, observant Jews do not bathe on the holiday, they do not wear leather shoes or gold jewelry, and they do not engage in spousal intimacy.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Two Canadian groups on Tuesday asked a court to overturn a new Quebec law that bans observant Muslim women from wearing a full-face veil when providing or receiving government services.
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In January, observant fans were quick to note that the former One Direction singer appeared to have Hadid's eyes tattooed on his chest during a birthday post that the model shared on Instagram.
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Joshua Weinstein, a non-observant Jew who co-wrote and directed the film, secured access to shoot among them by casting Menashe Lustig, a Hasidic actor and YouTube star, in the lead role.
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There's not much plot to Little Men, but the film is engaging and bittersweet, and observant about how class divisions in America are determined by more than just how much money people have.
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Observant Jews do not mix meat and milk (and thus the butter that tops the moufleta) in the same meal, so this is not the time to show off your lamb tagine skills.
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Zak's establishments are strictly kosher, but when I asked him about the role of Judaism in his work, he tells me he grew up in a family that was pretty much non-observant.
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An observant classmate offered her $50 to design a custom Myspace page for them, and it was then that Elious discovered that the hobbies and skills she practiced for fun could be profitable.
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This work is all quietly observant, patient, about the photographer lurking in the corner looking for pedestrian colors that contrast against the bleached quality of the context and tell us she is here.
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The group — Ms. Maichin, her daughter Melissa Babb, son-in-law Keaton Babb and infant granddaughter, Karolina, observant in her bouncer seat — rifled through a collection of family ornaments compiled over three decades.
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But a new Upper West Side co-op development called in a "kosher consultant" to advise it on how to ensure that the project would be attuned to the needs of observant Jews.
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" Being an observant, acidic writer has its hazards, especially when it splashes onto your life in real time: "In my story I failed to mention her wit, and her skill as a teacher.
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This is when I became more observant of the world around me and the fact that every single person is different … In high school, I started wearing my cultural clothing to school again.
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Angie (Lauren Annunziata) and Seth (Jeremy Rishe) meet — cute, obviously — when he asks her to turn on his air-conditioner: It's Friday night and as an observant Jew, he can't do it himself.
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There is also an ongoing outbreak in observant Jewish neighborhoods in New York that began in October when, according to health officials, an unvaccinated child became infected with the illness while visiting Israel.
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It has been over two years since Mr Sisi, an observant Muslim, lamented that some of his co-religionists were becoming "a source of worry, fear, danger, murder and destruction to all the world".
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Garcia is actually the first woman in her immediate family to wear wigs, telling us that she only came to learn about Judaism "beyond bagels and lox" in college, where she became more observant.
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" Lavin, a secular Jew who comes from a conservative sabbath-observant family, said she tried to speak to her Trump-supporting father about how "a Trump-pushed conspiracy theory led to the slaughter directly.
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Depending on how religious you are, the Friday night tends to be like 'Shabbat-lite' and then the meat of Shabbat, if you're a more observant Jew, comes with the Saturday morning Torah service.
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Passover tourism is common, as the holiday requires the observant to remove all leavened products from their homes, use separate dishes that only come out once a year, and deep clean their cooking equipment.
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Charlie is mild but steel-spined, observant and proud; with masterful economy of detail—an arched eyebrow here, his head at a resigned angle there—Mr Liew crafts him into a fully realised character.
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I know what you must be thinking: How can this man—who is so charming, so observant, and so engaged with the world around him—possibly not know how to cultivate a ripe harvest?
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On a Saturday morning just around the corner from his compact restaurant, dozens of observant Jews are walking through the beachside Miami town of Surfside on their way to services at a nearby synagogue.
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The change is both so subtle and so fundamental that it can take even an observant eye time to see it, the way rules can be hard to recognize until long after they're broken.
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It is why I started to lose faith after a childhood in an observant family and what I still struggle with, at 38, living a life that is secular but guided by Islamic values.
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The burkinis, the two young women said, have given a new generation of observant Muslim women a chance to enjoy a day by the sea, unlike their mothers, who were confined to their kitchens.
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The general public was far more familiar with works like his "Virgin and Child" series, which had more appeal to an observant Roman Catholic population than his sexualized portrayals of Greek or Roman goddesses.
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Over the course of the next 10 years, the eccentricities of my gait became less pronounced, and only the most observant person could tell that I moved a little differently than the average person.
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In 2015, the Conservative Movement — the institution regulating the second-most-observant of Judaism's three main branches — issued a ruling to conservative Jews saying they could eat kitniyot during Passover if they wanted to.
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This Passover, many of them will — not to mention less-observant Ashkenazi Jews who didn't need a group of conservative rabbis to tell them not to follow rules that didn't make sense to them.
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"In many of his works, he was a politically conscious and observant person, but he also reflected a lot on life," Jo Lendle, his publisher at Carl Hanser Verlag, told the radio network Deutschlandfunk.
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In classic Dan Brown fashion, there are clues and puzzles sprinkled throughout the book; observant readers will find letters of the alphabet floating in the illustrations of blue whales, cheetahs, kangaroos and tropical fish.
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Mr. Trump is an unpopular figure with most American Jews, but has retained a well of support among the most religiously observant denominations, in large part because of his views on Israel and Iran.
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Front Burner There's supermarket matzo, and then there's shmura, or guarded matzo, which is often preferred by observant Jews for Passover and which is supervised at every step, from before harvest to the baking.
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Real Life is a book of debilitating microaggressions, a book wonderfully observant on the toxicity of whiteness, and a reminder of what even the smallest racial slights can do to the body and mind.
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"'American Honey,' long and messy as it is, is by turns observant and exuberant, and sweet in a way that is both unexpected and organic," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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His grandfather Salomon Buber was a wealthy philanthropist and a Jewish scholar of renown; Martin grew up in an observant household and was educated in Hebrew and in Yiddish, as well as in German.
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Instead, prosecutors described Mr. Hernandez as cunning and observant, and they said the account he offered of what happened on May 25, 1979, the day Etan disappeared, was not the repetition of a fantasy.
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The Maxwell House Haggadah became the most popular Haggadah for American Jews, especially for those who were less observant, since its layout and English translation was approachable enough for those with little knowledge of Hebrew.
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Read More: 13 of Kate Middleton's most expensive outfits so far Observant fans will notice the casual ensemble is almost identical to another outfit the duchess wore for an engagement just a few months ago.
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Steve Stephens, who posted a Facebook live video of himself killing a stranger on Sunday, was discovered today after being in hiding for two days, thanks to a few observant McDonald's workers near Erie, Pennsylvania.
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Louis Viardot emerges as a quiet hero, Pauline Viardot as a ruthless but likeable pragmatist and Turgenev as an insufferable prig whom posterity (and perhaps Louis) could forgive only because of his excellent, observant prose.
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One of the virtues of reading a wider range of her writings is that she turns her ever-observant eye on Toronto, Philadelphia, and other places that are perhaps more representative of North American cities.
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Afnan, with a big green Maccabi Haifa Football Club bag on her back, carries a number of boxes of Matzoth, the unleavened substitute for bread for observant Jews during the coming seven days of Passover.
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Indeed, when his daughter was dating Jared Kushner, an orthodox Jew from a famously observant family, her father could have easily dissuaded her from converting; instead, he publicly supported her and threw a kosher wedding.
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Jerry Seinfeld is famous for his observant brand of humor and it turns out, all of those years contemplating human behavior might have helped prepare him for his most important and longest running role: dad.
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Despite Mr. Byrne's willingness to push boundaries, he was personally conservative, religiously observant and traditional in outlook, all of which made it difficult for his many influential critics to cast him as a dangerous radical.
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Antonio's images of San Bernardino could have been taken from life (after he came to preach in Venice), and the Vivarini iconography of Bernardino and other Observant saints had an enormous influence on other artists.
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Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, an observant Jew who normally does not work on the Sabbath, was among those who gathered with him on Saturday, although the candidate's oldest daughter, Ivanka, was not.
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A. O. Scott described Assayas's method as "observant and immersive" in his review in The Times, adding that the "somewhat messy narrative is propelled by fidelity to feeling rather than by the machinery of plot."
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Yet the way Ms. Bartoli shapes the supple phrases and dispatches the dazzling coloratura roulades, combined with the gleam in her observant eyes, suggests that Isabella will soon figure out how to handle the situation.
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An observant fifth grader, Alice Paul Tapper, noticed that girls were not raising their hands enough in class, so she took action, helping create a Girl Scout patch to encourage girls to be more confident.
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About a year before the murder, she suggested that her daughter pretend the couple's sons had converted to Catholicism — Mr. Markel was an observant Jew — to pressure Mr. Markel to agree to the children's relocation.
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"It's common with the Jewish identity that we can't do certain things because of the boundaries of observant Jewish life, so we create our own parameters and do it to the fullest," Mr. Gavarin said.
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Where there is sometimes a biased perception that older people lack energy and focus, these concerns are easily dispensed by the effective use of body language, eye contact, firm handshakes and insightful and observant conversation.
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A top French court has, at least for now, struck down a ban by local authorities on the burkini, the modest swimwear worn by some observant Muslim women that has turned into a national controversy.
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The next day, I called the owner of the limo service — a close friend of mine who is also an observant Muslim — to apologize for my insensitivity and any awkwardness my request might have caused.
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Custom had it that any observant person could be admitted to the temple — except girls and women between the ages of 10 and 50, forbidden on the grounds that their presence dishonors the celibate Ayyappan.
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"It's a wonderfully engrossing family story that gives us insights into a group we don't really know much about, even those of us who are observant Jews," said Lisa Kleinman, a marketing consultant in Brooklyn.
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We're stuck inside Aza's head and suffocating in the tightening gyre along with her to such a degree that, as the novel progresses, we become no more observant of the characters around her than she is.
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The former schemers and pundits have laid out epic plans, but then they've consistently been sidelined and outsmarted by characters who are supposed to be less witty and observant, less influential and careful, or less crafty.
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The United States Postal Service said in a statement that although it appeared none of the devices in Austin were sent through the U.S. mail, USPS reminded employees and customers to be observant about suspicious packages.
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His first album, "Home Again" (2012), impressed critics with its observant, soul-flecked folk songs, delivered in a rich, full-bodied voice that sounded the way drinking hot cocoa in front of a crackling fireplace feels.
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The motif of the observant outsider continues to resurface throughout that essay — Chee, half white and half Korean, is one of the only nonwhite students on exchange — but he resists the narrative of pained in-betweenness.
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After Lucy, the neurotic and brilliantly observant 38-year-old narrator of The Pisces, meets Theo, the merman who hangs out in the rocks near Venice Beach, the world certainly is no longer enough for her.
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A one-megawatt laser amplified by a 45-meter telescope could be spotted by any observant aliens on the seven Earth-scale worlds of the TRAPPIST-1 system, 40 light years away, according to the paper.
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According to an Instagram Story Grande posted last night — one totally unrelated to her tattoo, but alas, we're observant — the 25-year-old singer covered up a hand tattoo she got with Davidson back in June.
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This was particularly enjoyable because Dolce & Gabbana — they're devoted observant Catholics — and so they've grown up with the church and imagery and they had a lot of strong feelings and beautiful sketches so it was easy.
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I mention this not to suggest that my son is unusually observant, but to point out that Bradford's immersion in the urban environment remains remarkably consistent, a relationship so clear even a child can see it.
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SANTA ANA, California — A tip from an observant man led San Francisco police to catch two escaped inmates who had been on the run for more than a week, Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens said Saturday.
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Directing for the first time, the prolific screenwriter Thomas Bidegain creates an oblique yet mesmerizing drama, his economical script (written with Noé Debré) allowing the movie's observant camera and sprawling locations to tell their own story.
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Typically, Haggadah best-sellers have been more traditional versions with scholarly commentary, like the Jonathan Sacks Haggadah, written by the former chief rabbi of London, or the Artscroll Family Haggadah, a favorite of observant Orthodox Jews.
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Thompson and O'Sullivan bring sensitivity and an observant touch to the weighty proceedings: There's no overwrought hand-wringing when Bridget decides to get an abortion, simply an assurance that she is in control of her life.
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Written in the solemn voice of Fiona, an observant girl who seems to have inherited her father's instinct for listening, the book feels as direct and true as a dog looking you straight in the eyes.
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Eight-year-old Nenny is observant enough to understand the inevitability of her parents' divorce; rather than pining for a parental reunion, she pines for a clear way through the split and into a new life.
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Major media attention was garnered by the ongoing saga involving "Comedian" by Italian conceptual artist and Maurizio Cattelan — which, as many an observant human has noted by now, is a banana duct-taped to a wall.
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The Court's opinion was written by William Brennan, Jr., an observant Catholic who had been appointed a year earlier by President Dwight Eisenhower, and who became one of the most liberal Justices on the Warren Court.
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"At this hour, it does not appear that he was an observant or mosque-going Muslim" in the local community, said Jacob Bender, executive director of the Philadelphia Chapter of the Council on American–Islamic Relations.
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His Israeli trademarks highlight that his failed Trump vodka was revived in Israel, where the brand was licensed by another company and made with potatoes and not grain, helping its popularity among observant Jews during Passover.
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Kushner, who is an observant Jew, first took a role in his father-in-laws' presidential campaign advising him on US policy toward Israel and helped write the speech Trump delivered to AIPAC, the pro-Israel lobby.
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This weekend, observant Jews will dress up in costumes (à la Halloween) and party about as hard as they can, all in the name of Purim, the holiday that has become the Jewish equivalent of a rager.
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Each generation is about as observant as it has always been: a fairly consistent 22050% of the pre-war cohort has generally described itself as religious; about 16% of Britons born after 223 tend to do so.
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The dominant style might be described as an observant, cautious realism, an interest in small-scale stories shot in expressive, shallow-focus, closeup-heavy digital video and inflected a few degrees toward comedy, drama or even horror.
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Some observant Jews do not eat sesame during Passover, which begins at sunset on April 22, placing it in the category of kitniyot — foods that resemble wheat — which are forbidden during the eight days of the holiday.
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We need a charm offensive that reaches Muslims in the West, illustrating our appreciation of the rich tradition of 1.7 billion people and that Western democracies provide a good environment to be a faithful and observant Muslim.
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It's almost inevitable that observant creators of any race in a similar industry will find themselves preoccupied with the same type of story as they seek to find the next necessary conversation our society is moving toward.
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At the time, the centrist Conservative movement was struggling with identity and appeal, wondering if its adherents were merely stopping over on their way to becoming barely observant Jews whose allegiance was largely ethnic rather than religious.
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They are in fact close friends of similar age (Blank is 75, Kraft 76), background (observant Jews from the Northeast, Blank from Queens and Kraft from Brookline, Mass.), means (multiple billions) and tastes (bespoke suits, younger women).
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I've been here so long, even to just walk around and be observant of what's going on at all times, there's a certain kind of energy that many people aren't aware of, so many different everyday stories.
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The epistolary novel — written from John Ames, a 76-year-old Congregationalist minister, to his 7-year-old son — is a careful, observant family and personal history that aches with the beauty and bitterness of the world.
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Politically, he was regarded as a moderating force, cautioning against implacable confrontations with the government over issues like a series of court decisions that required the drafting of all eligible men — observant or not — for the military.
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One observant and serendipitous walker through the world is the artist Maira Kalman, whose fanciful drawings have graced children's books, covers for The New Yorker and the pages of many other publications, including The New York Times.
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The younger Mr. Gavarin said he and his teammates considered being both devout Jews and ferocious competitors a way to encourage other young observant Jews to break out of the often "insulated" world of Orthodox Jewish life.
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Union leaders said that Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) officials asked an Orthodox Jewish transit worker to prove he was religiously observant before he was allowed to take Rosh Hashanah off, according to the New York Daily News.
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" Whereas Laura becomes increasingly observant to describe the world to a blind sister, Hanna must rely on her keen powers of observation to assess "people she met, in an effort to guess how they might treat her.
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Observant Jews and Muslims follow religious laws that dictate that they eat the meat of animals that have been slaughtered according to strict rules, including that the animals are conscious and healthy when their throats are cut.
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It draws an observant pop-culture reference from an unrelated project, then reintegrates it into the original material, so that for a few seconds, a throwaway moment in a throwaway movie becomes something surprising, amusing, and wonderfully weird.
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"I find it's a tightrope between being vigilantly observant of everything going on in the world and also having enough space and time to appreciate God's good Earth the way it was intended to be appreciated," she continued.
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In contrast, he said the infrared depth sensors can map your face in high levels of detail regardless of lighting, and Observant has also created deep learning technology to translate the facial data into emotions in real time.
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Observant has created an SDK that can be installed in any iOS app, and it can provide either a full, real-time stream of emotional analysis, or individual snapshots of user responses tied to specific in-app events.
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He tells me that Steve Bannon has shown him, and the many other Jewish employees at Breitbart, especially those who are observant, incredible sensitivity and flexibility in helping them always keep the Sabbath and observe the Jewish holidays.
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As Jack Miles demonstrated in his wondrous biography of God, the chastened deity retreated from His providential role on earth when He understood the huge mistake He made in torturing his faithful servant, the observant and obsequious Job.
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NEW WAVES By Kevin Nguyen It can be thrilling, in a novel, to encounter a cautious, observant narrator in proximity to a supporting character who is everything he's not: charismatic, reckless, alluring, loose with the truth, suspiciously worldly.
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Although he is an observant Muslim, the complaint said, he has not been given halal food prepared according to Islamic law, nor has he been permitted to pray collectively with other Muslims or given access to an imam.
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No, whereas Catholic ritual and mysticism provided enduring if somewhat generalized inspiration for the younger Stockhausen, Zimmermann was more traditionally observant — unfashionably so, for a modernist composer — and more traditionally inspired, both on and beneath the musical surface.
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This one, though, is getting more public notice than you'd expect, like in this widely shared photo from an anti-ban protest at Los Angeles International airport: One of the most observant signs at the #laxprotest #lax pic.twitter.
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Or at least that's how the Yuletide season is experienced by those working at a big box store in the mid-1990s in the Vermont town of Paris, which gives Eboni Booth's coolly observant new play its title.
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Because he is so minutely observant, and because he has clearly spent so much time marveling over his own childhood, Knausgaard's attention to detail results in a high level of insight when it comes to his own children.
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" But Avinoam Bar-Yosef, the president of the Jerusalem-based Jewish People Policy Planning Institute, noted that many Israeli Jews, though not religiously observant themselves, accepted the traditional establishment, a sector he described as "Orthodox atheists" or "secular Orthodox.
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In keeping with the theme of waiting and remembering, Advent is also traditionally marked with a fast, similar to the Lenten fast that many people (even those who are only marginally observant) practice during the 40 days before Easter.
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If you're an observant trend-spotter, you've probably noticed Julianne Hough wearing a Utah pendant around her neck, Eva Longoria and Jessica Simpson sporting Texas, Anna Kendrick in a Maine necklace and Katy Perry and Giuliana Rancic in California.
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Nearly two-thirds of religiously observant Protestant Christians with depression reported wanting their churches to speak openly about mental illness, but 66 percent of pastors said they spoke to their church on the topic once a year or less.
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I'm always a little bit more observant when things start out because I just want to make sure, and so I'll wait a minute after I make the first incision to make sure there are no signs of life.
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VICE is a two hour evisceration of America's political system—a system that allowed Cheney to metastasize from an observant power-hungry DC intern into a monstrous politician who destroyed Iraq so America could broker access to its oilfields.
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Ms. See, a fluid and muscular stylist who emerged observant, imaginative and productive from a discomforting childhood, was a relatively late starter as a writer, though she went on to lead a full career as a woman of letters.
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One guy from Atlanta named Chezi, who grew up in a secular family but is now very observant, wants me to convey thanks to the Ukrainians for allowing Jews to come here, to Uman, and for being so gracious.
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They help those things to be more present in our environment, so that people who are observant start to see things in stores and see them on social media and be attracted to them and want to do them.
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Mr. Lambert's parents, observant Roman Catholics who are supported by pro-life activists, argue that he is not terminally ill but disabled, and that he does not fall under the purview of France's legislation regarding end-of-life decisions.
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Brown's own memoir, "Chance and Circumstance," is required Cunninghamian reading: It's gorgeous, rich, observant and, perhaps most important, written by a performer who stayed with the Merce Cunningham Dance Company through its transition from scrappy eccentric to global superpower.
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A Chabad rabbi took Kushner, an observant Jew, kosher meals and helped him with religious obligations while he served 14 months of a two-year prison sentence in Montgomery, Alabama, for witness tampering, tax evasion and illegal campaign contributions.
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American Jews' theological views tend to be as liberal as their political ones: 35 percent identify as Reform, 17 percent as Conservative, and 30 percent as "no denomination" (which typically means they're even less traditionally observant than Reform Jews).
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And I certainly think looking at the show and how people respond to it, they respond to the fact that they can spend time and get to know and be observant of these characters as people more than just plot points.
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Observant but liberal Iraqis, who say they are the majority in the country's urban centers, hoped for high-level pushback from Iraq's top Shi'ite cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, who holds enormous sway, but he has not commented on it.
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The poet is always observant, often of small things – that moment when he feels connected to the world around him, as in "The Hook": […]Today It's gray that grabs you And won't let go And you don't want it to.
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These solutions are usually just a matter of being, well, observant, but occasionally can be frustrating gadget hunts where you don't know what you're looking for among the busy background of a working space station and the detritus of the disaster.
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Cruz's appeal to the strictly observant Jewish community, Diament said, stems from the Texas senator's record of support for Israel, his school choice advocacy and his relentless hammering of the need to defend religious liberty protections on the campaign trail.
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Observant has found a new way to use the fancy infrared depth sensors included on the iPhone X, XS and XR: analyzing people's facial expression in order to understand how they're responding to a product or a piece of content.
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I guess Edith tried to make it better, and I do think early on she ... I can't say, because I don't want to give anything away, but she's very observant, I think, and she holds a lot of secrets in.
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Nor is it hard to think of people who are religiously observant but not in any obvious way spiritual: characters are deeply invested in the externals of faith, from fasting to tithing, but don't seem to gain much serenity or satisfaction.
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The Po valley cannot produce enough milk to satisfy the potential global demand for Italian grana, he argues; and decreeing the use of animal rather than vegetable rennet means official cheesemakers struggle to sell to vegetarians and observant Muslims and Jews.
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For restaurants, alcohol sales can be the difference between survival and insolvency, but observant Mormons do not drink, and Utah, known officially as the Beehive State and unofficially as the Behave State, has the strictest liquor laws in the nation.
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Raised between Baghdad — where his parents are both from — and Britain, with stints in Jordan, Bahrain and Dubai, Amrou was encouraged from a young age to behave as a Muslim boy is expected to be: masculine, straight, and observant of Islam.
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Justice Prus, who lives in Cedarhurst on Long Island, is an observant Jew himself, which some advocates for the formerly ultra-Orthodox believe contributes to his willingness to wade deep into the details of religious practice in his Downtown Brooklyn courtroom.
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The massively popular HBO series came to an end Sunday night, but not before another blunder was called out by observant viewers -- a water bottle behind the left foot of Samwell Tarly at around the 46-minute mark of the finale.
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The president has forcefully rejected any suggestion he harbors any racial or ethnic animosities, and points to his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, an observant Jew, and his daughter Ivanka, who converted to the faith, as proof of his inclusiveness.
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Robert Solis, 47, was arrested Friday, shortly after police say he killed Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal, an observant Sikh who years ago gained national attention when he got permission to wear a turban as part of his Harris County Sheriff's Office uniform.
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As with a show like "BoJack Horseman," the more painful themes of "Fleabag" would be difficult to absorb if it weren't for how legitimately hilarious the show is: smutty-giggly, caustic, observant about the ugliness of both sexes, and occasionally surreal.
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Nonetheless, the FBI continues to use the vast majority of its counterterrorism budget to focus disproportionately on the Muslim community and specifically on observant Muslim males between 2023 and 35 years old who have expressed discontent with American foreign policy.
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On Sunday, several observant members of Team Israel's staff stood next to the Mensch in the dugout and read from the Megillah, or the Book of Esther, to mark Purim, which celebrates a foiled plot to kill Jews in ancient Persia.
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When Ms. Curtis responded to their ad, they told her that it probably wouldn't be a good fit, as they keep a kosher kitchen (no ham sandwiches) and are Sabbath-observant (no laptop in the living room on Friday nights).
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Since you do seem to be observant of the moods of others and have a sensitivity toward that, you might be able to channel your desire to please or "fix" a person by doing some volunteer work (not sexual!) that helps others.
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Another woman and her 15-year-old daughter, who are observant Orthodox Jews, also said they couldn't eat for 40 hours because there was no kosher food available on board the cargo plane and at the March Air Reserve Base, The Post reported.
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Traditionally on Shabbat, a designated day of rest, observant Jews hold firm to the commandment "remember the Sabbath and keep it holy," which precludes them from performing any kind of work, including driving, voting, pulling a lever, or writing until after sundown Saturday.
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But so did the other passengers" Bialik, who has talked about being an observant Jew and last year posted a video titled "Why I'm Religious" on her YouTube channel, wrote that her sons "took out some hand sanitizer and began removing the marking.
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We get a final push to finish up writing or other Gemini-related tasks right before Mercury enters Cancer on Tuesday at 4:05 PM. Mercury is more receptive in empathetic water sign Cancer, and is a very observant and intuitive communicator.
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What that is, exactly, is a little ephemeral, but the best I can deconstruct a BioShock-y game is a first-person, story-driven experience with elaborate set pieces, insufferable but strangely appetizing philosophizing, and lots of tiny details to reward observant players.
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It was President Trump who put Israel on the first foreign visit of his presidency, and it was President Trump who has populated his administration in senior positions with more openly orthodox, observant, pro-Israel Jews than arguably any president in American history.
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Because David Cho (Joe Seo), the glum, bashful 18-year-old protagonist of "Spa Night," is struggling with homosexual desire, it would be easy to categorize this cool, exquisitely observant first feature by the Korean-American filmmaker Andrew Ahn as a gay movie.
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Omar Mateen chose to target a gay club for the same reason that ISIS fighters in Syria throw homosexuals off roofs – and for the same reason that Muslim terrorists often seek out Jewish targets – he knows that most observant Muslims hate them.
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While observant Muslims generally believe they are prohibited from eating pork, that isn't the same thing as coming into contact with it—and some believe they are even allowed to eat pork with no sin if it's unintentional or for survival, i.e.
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Staff members had begun citing an unposted rule prohibiting cotton clothing in the pool, she said, seemingly targeting her campers, a majority of whom are observant Muslims who dress modestly and wore long shorts or tights, T-shirts and headscarves to go swimming.
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Each design riffs on the ancient traditions of Sukkot, which dictates that the observant build a small, temporary structure, open to the sky so that stars might be seen at night but also shaded from direct sunlight by leafy boughs called s'chach.
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Despite having grown up as a Jew (my father was Jewish, but according to Orthodox law only the children of Jewish mothers are Jewish), there were many aspects of observant Jewish life that were new to me until the year I spent converting.
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Viewers may have been disappointed by the apparent lack of actual pandas in the video, but the observant will notice that the mask Desiigner wears at the video's climax looks like it may well have been carved from an actual panda's face skin.
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The cleverly rhyming "The Smallest Girl in the Smallest Grade" written by Justin Roberts and illustrated by Christian Robinson tells the story of the unobtrusive, uncommonly observant Sally McCabe who finds her voice when she speaks up for compassion and unites her school.
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These went beyond an elevator that can run on Sabbath mode Friday night and Saturday — stopping at every floor so that observant Jews need not push a button, a violation of an injunction that stems from a prohibition against creating sparks and fires.
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Most radically, the entire film is framed as if seen through the eyes of a third, observant, unjudging party, the female cat, Kitch, the first of several "muse-cats" that Ms. Schneemann has bonded with, and included in her art, over the years.
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As details continue to emerge regarding his motives in the bombings resulting in the deaths of two men and the serious injury of a woman, it appears generous public deference is afforded this white male who grew up an in observant Christian family.
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At the age of seventeen, he is arrested with a stolen car and five grams of crack; by the time he has been paroled, six years later, the observant, thoughtful, sensitive boy has built a fortress of stoicism around his heartbreak and anger.
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Rabbi Schmahl cited another Belgian law that was recently enacted, to regulate home schooling — a common practice in his community — as an example of a pattern of laws in Europe making it increasingly difficult for observant Jews to live according to their traditions.
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Most radically, the entire film is framed as if seen through the eyes of an observant but unjudging third party, a feline named Kitch, the first of several "muse cats" that Ms. Schneemann bonded with and included in her art over the years.
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While we may not know eactly WHEN there will be new music, though Ed Sheeran did let it slip that it would likely be December of this year, this observant Taylor Swift fan has a theory as to what the album will be about.
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And I have to say I'm enjoying the clues that are less about definitions and more about requiring you to be observant, like the April clue, or "What the numbers 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 are in" for REVERSE.
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Gold Plane from "Look What You Made Me Do" Observant fans found in one scene, Swift stands on what resembles a platform that reads "burn all the witches" in spray paint that resembles the plane from the "Look What You Made Me Do" video.
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Carson wasn't observant enough to know about the Department of Justice's case against Trump in the 1970s for allegedly using a racial code to keep black renters out of his properties: Staff members were told to mark their applications with a "C" for colored.
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In some cases, this produces a kind of identity crisis, which is relieved by a non-practicing Muslim first embracing a more observant form of Islam, then adopting a more militant form of Islam and a tiny minority then moving on to violent jihad.
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Manchester by the Sea, directed by Kenneth LonerganFor a movie so lyrical, immaculately structured, and observant of every little detail, Manchester by the Sea works best when it's focused on Casey Affleck's eyes, which are constantly searching for an escape that they'll never find.
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Update 2:29pm ET: While I struggle to recall the events of last week, one of our particular observant commenters—tristenkw5—recalled that a trailer from back in 2015 briefly showed the game's heroes pouring a cartoonish vessel of moonshine into their open-topped skulls.
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Seven years ago, before Mahomes was on the radar of the most observant of NFL scouts, he was imagining how special it would be to tell the world you were going to Disney World as a Super Bowl champion and tweeted out the thought.
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Nagasaki, a port city that first had contact with European explorers in the 1500s, is the center of Catholic life in Japan, although the observant population in the country has fallen to just over 450,000, a tiny minority in a nation of 126 million people.
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We need to get to a point where when your observant child points at another child with a disability and asks you at the top of his lungs, "Why can't he talk properly?" you don't drop your head and pretend you didn't hear him ask.
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One very observant Twitter user noticed a familiar image embroidered on Chicago's sweatshirt — of Kim, 38, walking hand-in-hand with her now-6-year-old daughter North, modeled after a throwback paparazzi shot of the duo wearing furry coats while out and about.
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A man in a yarmulke and tzitzit — tassels on a four-cornered undergarment worn by many observant Jews that peek out from the sides of their pants — hunches over a computer inside an open cubicle office with an Amazon listing beaming across the screen.
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Pet owners may not immediately see physical signs that something is wrong, so it's important to be observant, know what is normal for your cat and what is not, and have your cat regularly examined by a veterinarian so that signs of pain might be detected earlier.
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" He continued: "All the rabbinic authorities I know of who have addressed the question of how observant Jewish parents should treat family members who have given up observance have counseled parents to in no way reject the child, but rather maintain good relations with him or her.
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While fans know that the Avengers: Endgame star, 22, has been around the acting block for a while, in films such as The Perfect Score and Not Another Teen Movie, an observant fan noticed that Evans was even involved in board games back in the day.
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There are particular ingredients here — this is a Jewish family, though they're not especially observant Jews, and some fun is had with Ruby, Joy's granddaughter, who suddenly decides she wants to keep kosher and go to the synagogue, to the confusion of her secularly inclined father.
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According to the official record-keepers at the Citadel (or, more accurately, some observant fans over at the show's wikia page), the last time we saw Jon Snow's faithful direwolf on screen was in episode 3 of Season 6, "Oathbreaker," just after our favorite bastard was resurrected.
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As an observant Jew, he had "already experienced enough shaming at New College to believe that exclusion only reinforced divides," and he continued to invite Derek to Shabbat dinners, which on any given night might include a few Orthodox Jews, an immigrant and a gay student.
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Even without annexation in the mix, Mr. Netanyahu's settler- and ultra-Orthodox-dominated government, and his effusive embrace of President Trump, have rapidly alienated Israel from predominantly liberal and less-observant American Jews, the largest diaspora community and a pillar of Israel's security since its founding.
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Since the building at the foot of Manhattan was alive with military secrets, and seeing as this girl was both observant and openly disposed toward the enemy, Washington thought it prudent to send her away until arrangements could be made to transfer her to the British.
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A sheriff's deputy in Texas who was an observant Sikh and garnered national attention for gaining permission to wear a turban as part of his uniform was shot and killed on Friday near Houston in what officials described as an ambush during a traffic stop. Maj.
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However, the prosecution countered that Guyger, who was trained to be observant and aware as a police officer, missed several obvious clues that she was on the wrong floor, including a skylight, a neighbor's decorative planter, and differences in the parking garages as well as the hallways.
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The problem is that it is also obvious, to even the least observant, that whenever part of the structure of such a tax reform is a significant tax cut, the lost revenue from the cut has never been made up by the new revenues from economic growth.
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The camp has little in the way of fences or bars, and for observant Jewish inmates, it is "the closest thing you have to nirvana in a federal prison," said Joel A. Sickler, a criminologist and consultant who advises mostly white-collar offenders facing prison sentences.
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The batter, Danny Saunders, is in line to replace his strait-laced father as the leader of an ultra-Orthodox Hasidic sect; the pitcher, our narrator, Reuven Malter, is from an observant but more permissive religious background — he's allowed to go to the movies and read secular books.
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From there, that cultural — if not necessarily religious — identity has been a central current running through Broad City (Jacobson and Glazer have talked about growing up in Reform Jewish families, but neither is especially observant; Glazer described herself in a 2014 interview with Forward as "more Jewy than Jewish").
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Cruz's outreach to Jewish voters picked up steam as he landed in the Empire State and hit the pavement in Brooklyn's Jewish Orthodox enclave of Brighton Beach where, flanked by Orthodox Jews, he joined a group of children in making matzo, the unleavened bread observant Jews eat during Passover.
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Compared to his little brother Saba's soulful and serious 2016 full-length Bucket List Project or Noname's breakthrough meditations on self-love and death Telefone, Henry Church is playful and loaded with wonderfully observant pop culture references, not to mention killer features from Jamila Woods, Saba, Noname, and more.
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But they will do so only if the elevator becomes a "Sabbath" elevator, meaning it would automatically stop at every floor on Fridays after sunset, on Saturdays and on Jewish holidays, so observant Jews would not have to violate religious rules by pressing elevator buttons on those days.
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"As a Conference, we have been observant of trends in the sale and consumption of alcohol at collegiate sporting events and have drawn upon the experiences and insights of our member schools which have responsibly established limited alcohol sales within controlled spaces and premium seating areas," he added.
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Dov Lipman, a former member of the Israeli parliament who has worked to bridge the cultural gaps between observant and secular Jews, said he believed that this group was pushing for a re-evaluation of the established notion that competitive sports were primarily the domain of secular Israelis.
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In fact, I believe Mango's current Ramadan collection is disappointing for reasons that most observant Muslim women can point out: They're inappropriate for the occasion, improper for the religion, hyper-focused on a small segment of the Muslim population, and inconvenient for most Muslim women to actually buy.
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In spring 2016, a draft of an AfD platform picked up in the press including explicitly anti-migrant policies like banning minarets and the niqab (the veil that covers the lower part of a woman's face that some observant Muslim women wear), and encouraged German women to embrace motherhood.
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The director Jon S. Baird's observant and genial portrait includes many scenes where these master comics are performing, but the primary purpose doesn't appear to be to convince you of their comic genius, but rather to display their ease with each other, the charge and excitement of a connection.
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But given the building's location, just east of West End Avenue — with its parade of Jewish families strolling to services on Saturdays, and the many synagogues, yeshivas and day schools in the area — the developers considered how to accommodate the needs of prospective buyers who might be observant Jews.
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But rather than join an artist's guild, which would have put him on the fast track to a lucrative career, he entered an order of Dominican monks, and specifically a back-to-basics Observant branch in Fiesole, with an in-town base at the monastery of San Marco.
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Mr. Leo — an observant Catholic who has played a major role in recommending anti-abortion, anti-regulation judicial nominees for President Trump — accompanied Mr. Pruitt to a private Mass at the Vatican that Mr. Leo helped arrange, according to agency officials who traveled to Rome with Mr. Pruitt.
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Mr. Pappano, who will reunite with her for "Fidelio" at the Royal Opera House in London next spring, described her as "extremely observant and analytical" in rehearsals; at the Met, she has been solemnly receptive to notes from the conductor, Vasily Petrenko, and friendly with fellow cast members.
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The movie, directed by Amat Escalante from a script he wrote with Gibrán Portela, might be a dour, observant study of modern relationships among the urban middle class were it not for the presence of a slimy, many-tentacled space creature living in a cabin in the countryside.
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Hours after the Jewish leaders issued their rebuke, the White House said that Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter and senior adviser, who is an observant Jew, had visited the ghetto monument on Thursday, where she laid a wreath, and visited the Polin Museum of the History of the Jews.
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While levels of observance vary among Jews, the High Holiday services are often attended by Jews who do not otherwise consider themselves observant but wish to keep in touch with familial traditions — much in the same vein as Christians who go to church only on Christmas and Easter.
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" Isaacson explains that, while working on the book, he taught himself to be more observant, and it isn't hard to respect his good intentions—he mentions sunlight, eddying water—until he writes, "When I saw the hint of a smile come across someone's lips, I tried to fathom her inner mysteries.
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"While there was a lot of content focused around fashion and how to dress, there were still very few videos out there for the massive audience of observant Muslim girls who love beauty and are constantly on the hunt for cosmetics," Ms. Afia recalled during a telephone interview this week.
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The world has officially separated into two camps: the rule followers, observant of social distancing and hopeful of flattening the curve; and the risk-takers, who have been storming the world's beaches, bars, and burger joints in spite of the coronavirus — and government and public health efforts to curtail its spread.
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While the bulk of the Islamic financial sector's assets lie in Malaysia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, financial services managers in the United States are addressing the retirement savings needs — and dollars — of a steadily growing number of observant Muslim-Americans, now about 1 percent of the United States population.
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Hours after the Jewish leaders issued their rebuke, the White House sent word that Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter and senior adviser, who is an observant Jew, had visited the ghetto site and laid a wreath at the monument there, visiting the Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews.
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The Democratic nominee is going to want to get support from "never Trump" columnists, people who voted Green in 2016, white Democrats in denial about racism, religiously observant black and Latino people with traditionalist views on sex and gender, and all kinds of other people with sundry bad political opinions.
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The law declares that the animals must be stunned insensible before they are killed, a practice widely applied in the global food industry but rejected by some observant Muslims and Jews, who insist that their time-honored method of slashing an animal's neck is mandated by their religion and fully humane.
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