Clearly, having succeeded in getting Kavanaugh installed on the Supreme Court, Republicans are of a mind to let bygones be bygones.
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But this is a handsomely packaged collection of such notions, and will provide genteel entertainment to those of a mind to swallow them.
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And if you're of a mind to eat soba instead of fettuccine, this really delicious spring chicken miso soup from David Tanis is perfect.
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You might also opt for an older white Rhône, like a St.-Joseph or, if you are of a mind to splurge, a Hermitage.
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Ten years later, when the FBI was dragging its feet in the effort to silence Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg, President Richard Nixon was of a mind to fire Hoover.
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Officials on the policy-making Federal Open Market Committee are of a mind to increase rates gradually in the coming years, after going nearly a decade without making a move.
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If you discount Gravity — or even if you don't — and you're of a mind to be reductive, you can fit most of her roles into a generically bland girl/wife-next-door mode.
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The energy index gained more than a percent, erasing five sessions of losses, as oil climbed after commitments from Gulf OPEC members suggest they are of a mind to cut 4 percent of their peak output.
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In retrospect, it looks as though the White House prepared the ground for his decision by saying all week that he was of a mind to release the memo -- dampening expectations that his motivations were political.
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Having had to back out of China with Uber in 2016, Kalanick may be of a mind to jump into the country faster this time around, and with a local partner with whom he has a relationship.
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"The Father," by the French playwright Florian Zeller, takes a simple, tragic premise — the unraveling of a mind to dementia — and tells it in a fresh way: by bringing us inside the unraveling thoughts over 183 brisk minutes.
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" Michael Gordon, a professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business and faculty director of the Center for Social Impact, said in an interview that "Delta has every right to tell legislators, 'We're not of a mind to do your bidding.
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I'm very, very conscious and hopefully sensitive about the fact that that play, if you were of a mind to, you could say there's cultural appropriation going on here — and not just of one country but two countries, because I'm neither Chinese nor American.
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The signs of life were a reminder that (a) divided control of Congress looks a heck of a lot different than single-party rule of the Congress and the White House and (b) Congress can raise hell -- when it decides its of a mind to do so.
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Compared with television, which basically had advertisers throwing tomatoes at barns labelled, for example, "Women eighteen to thirty-four," the Internet is a precision instrument—as we all know from the lists, ads, and pop-ups on our screens that seem to know who we are and what we might be of a mind to pay for.
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In 1849 Rev Shepard was indisposed and Evans pondered asking Rev Baptist Wriothesley Noel to minister temporarily. Noel had recently seceded from the Established Church and Evans was of a mind to offer him the chapel on the surrender of his own life interest. In August of 1849 Noel was baptised into the John Street Chapel by Rev Shepherd with Evans in attendance.
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Dionysius, xi. 60. Claudius then suggested that military tribunes with consular power might be elected from either order, instead of consuls; but he was not willing to bring the matter forward himself, delegating the distasteful matter to Titus Genucius, brother of the consul, who was of a mind to compromise with the plebeians. This proposal was well-received, and the first consular tribunes were elected for the following year, BC 444.Dionysius, xi.
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Cleopatra now advised that garrisons be put into strong towns and that the main fleet return to Alexandria. The large contingent furnished by Egypt gave her advice as much weight as her personal influence over Antony, and it appears that this movement was agreed to. Octavian learned of this and debated how to prevent it. At first of a mind to let Antony sail and then attack him, he was prevailed upon by Agrippa to give battle.
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There was a belief that the British were, in fact, improving life for many in the area, as they saw the Amirs as overly wealthy rulers over a poor people.Duarte,A History of British Relations with Sind, 1613–1843, p. 405. Napier was also very much of a mind to expand and tighten British control. Previously Outram had been in charge of negotiations between the British and the Amirs and had been very lenient towards the Amirs, which they appreciated greatly.
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Ackroyd's connections in the London establishment are often an asset to Dalgliesh. Deborah Riscoe (played by Mel Martin) is one of Dalgliesh's romantic interests; they first meet when a murder shakes Riscoe's home in Cover Her Face; their relationship develops over the course of A Mind to Murder. However, because of Dalgliesh's reluctance to commit, Riscoe ends their relationship via a letter at the conclusion of Unnatural Causes, accepting a transfer to the United States of America. Emma Lavenham (played by Janie Dee) is a lecturer in literature at Cambridge University.
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Starships are living spaces, vehicles and ambassadors of the Culture. A proper Culture starship (as defined by hyperspace capability and the presence of a Mind to inhabit it) may range from several hundreds of metres to hundreds of kilometres. The latter may be inhabited by billions of beings and are artificial worlds in their own right, including whole ecosystems, and are considered to be self-contained representations of all aspects of Culture life and capability. The Culture (and most other space- faring species in its universe) use a form of Hyperspace-drive to achieve faster-than-light speeds.
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In the summer of 1963, Martha saw a doctor and was put on pills which she took three times a day - a fact she kept private even from her family and friends. With health issues and money stashed away, Martha was of a mind to break from her mundane routine. The catalyst was the return of Ted Ashley (Jerold Wells), a former classmate at Bessie Street who had long since emigrated to Australia and made a good life for himself as a farmer and shopkeeper. Ted was back in Weatherfield to look up old friends and visit his cousin Clara - who also happened to be Martha's next-door neighbour.
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