Because you can pass as goyish, you can pass as straight, whereas African-American humor, for example, isn't usually about passing because most people can't.
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For some of the people who responded to your survey, being out wasn't a choice; maybe they didn't have the ability to pass as straight, or pass as cisgender.
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Earlier this year, the government abolished the minimum amounts of milk and fat required for products to pass as ice cream, meaning that non-dairy products can now pass as the stuff.
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But I don't actually want to pass as a man.
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I wanted to disrupt my ability to pass as white.
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A final version could pass as soon as next week.
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But that will likely pass as he recovers his reason.
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In fact, Los Alamos could almost pass as a normal town.
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It's slick and simple enough to pass as a native feature.
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A talented mother-daughter duo that c0uld also pass as twins?
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But I am Caucasian and can totally pass as an American.
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As noted earlier, the bill is expected to pass, as Gov.
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Crawford and her daughter Kaia Gerber could almost pass as twins.
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But either way, the bill has no chance to pass as is.
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She began taking hormones, but she couldn't quite "pass" as either sex.
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Being that it's an opposition bill, it's unlikely to pass as is.
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Jones has been given something of a free pass as a rookie.
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Beyond that it's still as difficult to pass as any normal bill.
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She is not trying to pass as an outsider or graffiti artist.
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A final version could pass as soon as next week. http://bit.
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Those cuts never came to pass, as Congress refused to consider them.
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Do you think that deal should pass as is with no divestitures?
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White, whose ability to pass as white enabled him to interview the murderers
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" Asked if the bill could pass as is, Brat said: "I doubt it.
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They've always passed, or tried to pass—as Christians, as socialists, as white.
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Poulsen made the last pass as he bids to atone for his handball.
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Neither could it pass as a caprese, not that it even wanted to.
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I have faith that coronavirus will come to pass, as all epidemics do.
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In other words, problematic as it might be, I can pass as white.
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That is, if the policies come to pass as they have been described.
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Should they pass, as anticipated, the process would move to the full House.
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Still, the current storm in the markets may pass, as it did last year.
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I can "pass" as a sweet girl in public for short periods of time.
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It is not perfect, but at a glance the machine's imaginings pass as real.
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The resolution is likely to pass as the committee's Democrats outnumber Republicans, 24-18.
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Of those, the latter seems more likely to pass as part of the budget.
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With his boyish smile, he looks as if he could pass as a teenager.
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I'm not under any impression that people think that I pass as a woman.
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She couldn't pass as cisgender the way the up-and-coming model Angel can.
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She couldn't pass as cisgender the way the up-and-coming model Angel can.
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The issue now goes to the state House, where it's expected to pass as well.
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Yet it can also easily pass as a formal timepiece for work or special occasions.
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It's kind of how I learned that all of this will pass as a kid.
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In it, I felt like I could pass as a member of Ryan Reynolds' entourage.
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Is it important to you for a trans woman to "pass" as a cisgender woman?
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My mother, a fair-skinned Black woman, could easily pass as white if she wanted.
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A frequent term used in drag is "fishy," for queens who pass as cisgendered women.
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"So they're trying to pass as much as they can before December 31," he said.
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Many reviewers go so far as to suggest that some sculptures could pass as actual plants.
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Researchers then tested whether or not these generated works could pass as creative to some people.
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It will now head to the House of Representatives, where it's expected to pass as well.
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Often, in such cases, critical minutes pass as victims must wait for an ambulance to arrive.
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It's like, you're clearly 30 years old—are you really trying to pass as an adolescent?
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The vote looks unlikely to pass as things stand, for all of the reasons listed above.
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It received a fast pass as it got FDA approval for its Duchenne muscular dystrophy drug.
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If you put this pie on your table at Thanksgiving, it could definitely pass as homemade.
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That measure, however, did not appear to have enough votes to pass as of Monday afternoon.
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In other words, of her 50 clients only five earned what would pass as minimum wage.
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I have led a privileged life in many ways because I look and pass as white.
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I had considered this fate too — the expectation to pass as straight in order to be successful.
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Hopefully 2016 doesn't pass as fast Legend and Liam, Punahou School 2015 was a really good year
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Elle reported pictures of a dress on the designer's Instagram that from afar could pass as identical.
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I think that maybe that bill will some day pass but it should pass as a separate.
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Think of your ATB annual pass as one-of-a-kind, because in a way, it is.
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Mid-shoot, I realize that I need bare ankles to pass as a style-conscious Instagram star.
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Most Republicans (60 percent) said they think the bill should pass as is, or with minor changes.
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They're not trying to pass as something they're not or to act like they've been here before.
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The bill unfortunately did not pass as part of the Child Nutrition Reauthorization, which stalled in Congress.
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She rode astride like a man, and, to the unsuspecting eye, could pass as a cattle rancher.
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"He wanted to pass as a Mexican tourist," said Stu Velasco, deputy director of Guatemala's national police.
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Then Malcolm Butler picked off a pass as time expired and ran 56 yards for a touchdown.
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The collection's two last (and two best) stories offer what could pass as the author's thesis statement.
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In classical music: Stripped of its synthesized sound, Jabba the Hutt's palace music could pass as Mozart.
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Still, Clinton faces a high bar for what will pass as a victory in her home state.
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Can the etiquette of professional wrestling and reality television truly pass as acceptable for the Oval Office?
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Edelman caught Brady's pass as he fell backward into the end zone for a 37-yard touchdown.
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Carolyn Leonhart (who could pass as Idina Menzel's vocal doppelgänger) and Maya Azucena play various supporting characters.
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But here is my promise: I plan to fight to pass as many of these reforms as possible.
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Mirror is perhaps the most aesthetically pleasing of the offerings: The device could pass as simple home decor.
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For example, it allowed both open land and enclosed porches to pass as outdoor space for organic chickens.
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Do you think people who are able to "pass" as "normal"—emphasis on quotations here—should do so?
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Thornton hit left winger Melker Karlsson with a long backhand pass as Sekera got caught behind the play.
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Alexander said that the health care legislation would likely pass as part of a spending bill in December.
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These enhancements, digital or surgical, have to be subtle enough to pass as natural, or risk internet backlash.
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It had been poised to pass as part of the spending bill Trump signed into law last month.
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Still, the lack of any slowdown adds weight to the suspicion that this correction may pass as well.
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Look at everyone you pass as if they were your bestie (they all want to be anyway). 10.
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Congressional aides and outside lobbyists acknowledge that CHIP will likely only pass as part of the spending bill.
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But with an offense that looks to pass as much as Los Angeles does, he's a solid investment.
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Fake is surely only contemptible when it's trying to pass as original, when quite simply forgery, or counterfeit.
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Transforming plants into something that can pass as a hamburger or fried chicken is not an easy task.
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They'll continue to give Trump a pass as long as his approval rating among Republican voters remains high.
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This photograph of singer and actor Bing Crosby and a small dog could pass as an oil painting.
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Skjei scored eight seconds after exiting the penalty box after Dubois flubbed a pass as his stick broke.
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He liked to pass as much as he liked to eat cardboard (he did not like eating cardboard).
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Grab some chic clothes, put on a statement hat, and practice saying "ew, David," to pass as Alexis.
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If the articles pass, as expected, Trump will be the third president in US history to be impeached.
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Smith told the hearing that Trump's proposed $750 billion defense budget would not pass as it was proposed.
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But I know that, as time passes, my ability to pass as a cisgender man is going to fade.
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She remembers seeing the trucks pass as the kids were enjoying the bounce house and adults were playing cards.
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For starters, other politicians encouraged her not to be open about her sexuality since she could "pass" as straight.
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Kids under 17 don't need ID to receive the pass as long as they are accompanied by an adult.
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The outrage over alleged tip theft at Instacart will likely pass, as the company's previous issues with workers have.
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In a more serious film, these moments might all pass as simple nods to Woo's career and his fandom.
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It was Cerio's first pass as the Tigers' floor exercise anchor and it would end up being her last.
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Matthew Stafford threw his 200th career touchdown pass as the Lions beat the punchless Packers 30-246 on Monday.
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Unless they can bridge the gap, it's unclear how an ObamaCare repeal bill can pass as scheduled this spring.
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He also vowed not to let any of it pass as long as he controls the agenda as leader.
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It's less than $100, comes in two stylish colorways, and even has the ability to pass as casual workwear.
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Without this visual differentiation, many of the terms would be able to pass as ordinary civilian terms, ordinary poetry.
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For some, this may pass as they relax mentally, leading just to a delay in their ability to pee.
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If it were to pass as proposed, many unions likely would see Medicare-for-all as a better deal.
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Not long afterward, struggling to get work, Mr. Rowe threw in the towel on trying to pass as neurotypical.
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The path forward for the bill, which had been expected to pass as soon as Tuesday, is now unclear.
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The path forward for the bill, which had been expected to pass as soon as Tuesday, is now unclear.
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There is a "queer aesthetic" that if people, especially women, do not fit into, they may pass as straight.
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But until this moment, he had adapted with behaviors allowing him to pass as less troubled than he was.
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Fortnite Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly listed the current price of Google Play Pass as $10.99.
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It's unclear whether that will come to pass, as Jones led Moore by 85033 points into late Tuesday night.
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Borderless could easily pass as an abstract group show, yet each work is the result of one artist's brain.
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One of the pioneers of computing, Alan Turing, described an ultimate test for "thinking" machines: Could they pass as human?
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These are questions that go further than the obvious discussion of Dolezal's white privilege in attempting to pass as black.
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More than three minutes pass as they struggle before a female hotel guest intervenes and the woman runs to safety.
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Samsung has The Frame, which can pass as a hanging piece of art on your wall when not in use.
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So, there is a possibility the House could pass, as part of tax reform, doing away with the individual mandate?
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Roberts, 50, shared the photo on Instagram in which she and Gwyneth Paltrow looked like they could pass as sisters.
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I haven't tried the service yet, though Plex offered to get me a beta pass as soon as they're available.
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Individuals who don't fit standard gender roles are forced to reinvent themselves to pass as masculine men and feminine women.
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If his new federal budget proposal were to pass as is, the entire budget of the CPB would be cut.
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The BBC reported Thursday that should that vote fail to pass — as it has three times already — May would resign.
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It was just too old or obscure to pass as journalism, too relentlessly monotone to be presented as a documentary.
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It so perfectly mimics reality that if you aren't paying attention, it could convincingly pass as just a trendy café.
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They were generated by machine learning algorithms, for the purposes of probing whether AI-made faces can pass as real.
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I taught techniques to help focus on emotional sensations and allow them to arise and pass as they need to.
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The pace of tax-reform passage has led to doubts about how quickly the tax plan will pass, as well.
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But it is ultimately all but guaranteed to pass, as the Liberals have a majority in the House of Commons.
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Barkley ran for two scores and caught a touchdown pass as New York (2137-2100) won its second straight game.
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It makes less sense coming from a renewable energy scientist, but I'm tempted to give him a pass as well.
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Hours quickly pass as he journeys through each one, using a composite microscope and a complicated ad-hoc photography setup.
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That water comes from the two artificial lakes, Gatún — through which ships pass as part of the canal — and Alajuela.
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Those looking to find their footing are compelled to, as [Stephanie] Danler puts it, "pass" as wealthier than they are.
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In a campaign that otherwise feels soporific to outsiders, and even to Germans, this "showdown" will pass as a climax.
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It felt like we were all in hiding, trying to pass as white long enough for us to get by.
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I would pass, as president, my bill to register every kid in this country when they turn 18 to vote.
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It will now go to the House of Representatives, where it's very likely to pass, as Democrats control the chamber.
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To repeal the law, Congress plans to move first on a budget resolution that will pass as soon as this week.
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The motion was always unlikely to pass as the ANC had called on its members of parliament to back the President.
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Then again, if you look from space even I could pass as Meghan Markle, but you don't see me badgering Harry.
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At 73, Ortega looked to be hung up on the possibility that he could pass as a younger version of himself.
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At times, these stereotypes felt just as limiting as being back in my hometown, trying desperately hard to pass as straight.
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In this exclusive clip, they discuss how the ability to "pass" as a cis woman can determine job security and livelihood.
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The company initially intended Sabine Pass as an LNG import terminal but will draw on shale gas production for exports instead.
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Each time, a few seconds pass as he jams new bullets into his pistol and his opponents simply stagger around him.
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It's a shuffling piece of guitar-led indie-pop that, without Jepsen, could pass as a Bombay Bicycle Club B-side.
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Congressmen who were at the practice later told CNN how painfully slow time seemed to pass as bullets whizzed around them.
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A lot of fellows put down their parents or wives and they aren't going so you could pass as a Mrs.
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Another picture from a few days before featured Tracy's boarding pass as she waited for her plane to the United States.
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A year later, and after catching just one pass as a freshman, Neal announced his decision to transfer from Notre Dame.
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Throughout his rookie regular season, Tatum did not complete a single lob pass as the ball-handler to a rolling big.
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When he first joined Intel, he found that it was easier not to address his heritage — he could pass as Caucasian.
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Discovering that delicious combination of LIMEADES / MAGRITTE / PLAYTEST, the last of which could pass as a seed entry, was pure luck.
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Speaking in a purposefully clumsy Spanish I hoped would pass as Portuguese, I asked the woman the story of the dish.
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But there are substantial doubts about whether this federalism vision will come to pass, as Professor Michael Dorf has pointed out.
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The days when museums could even hope to pass as morally exemplary, or even neutral, are over, and they know it.
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" Asked if he thought it could pass as a stand-alone, Cramer predicted that wouldn't happen: "It really just seems unlikely.
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But even if similar legislation were to pass as it did last year, prospects for overcoming a Trump veto are daunting.
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A quarter of a century later, the dire financial situation in the 6900s could now pass as the good old days.
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"I think that maybe that bill will someday pass but it should pass as a separate" bill, Trump replied to Scalise.
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" Klobuchar: "I would pass as president my bill to register every kid in this country when they turn 18 to vote.
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But, even though I pass as a straight dude, the fact of the matter is that I am a fluid sex monster.
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Beth Sherouse, PH.D wrote that she's been told she has nothing to complain about because she can "choose" to pass as straight.
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DJ: [Milo Yiannopoulos' book deal], that was kind of a crucial incident I was very sorry to see pass as it did.
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SecUnits aren't supposed to be on their own, and Murderbot's subterfuge prompts it to think deeply about how to pass as human.
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The bill could pass as early as this week in the Chamber, after which it would go to the Senate for approval.
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Sources in the conservative House Freedom Caucus predicted the budget would pass, as did several members of the GOP vote-counting operation.
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Although he could not as pass as white, he neither emphasized his biracial identity nor publicly suggested that it inspired his work.
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Yet videos that misrepresent violence pass as believable because so much horrible violence is real in the Anglophone Northwest and Southwest regions.
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"The governor, he professes to be as frustrated by the inability of these things to pass as anybody else, " Mr. Gianaris said.
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They gave way for him to pass as he closed in on the finish line, fanning out into a line behind him.
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To put it another way, there is a Musk pass (as well as a Zuckerberg pass and a Brin and Page pass).
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The black woman's daughter, played by Fredi Washington, a fair-skinned black actress, rejects her mother in order to pass as white.
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The black woman's daughter, played by Fredi Washington, a fair-skinned black actress, rejects her mother in order to pass as white.
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Trumka last month said the deal was unlikely to pass as it stands if it was brought for a vote in November.
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Today, I still get the whole "Oh, you're not really Black" thing because I'm light-skinned… and probably because I pass as white.
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His motion did not pass, as the view was that nursing should be pitched to anyone with the right skills, regardless of gender.
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But when they arrived, Martin said they saw several men in white polos and khakis pass, as well as the Vice documentary crew.
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For those who can't make it to the ceremony, there is a QR code for a food pass as well, powered by Sodexo.
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Brad Richards hit Larkin with a long lead pass as Larkin slipped behind the Devils' defense and deked Schneider down to the ice.
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Like all her brushes with cultural appropriation, it will pass as long as she remains the tall member of a very famous family.
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Consequently, illegal aliens committing multiple felonies and misdemeanors receive a total pass as long as they have not been convicted of their crimes.
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But asked whether its existence is an admission the bill can't pass as is, Sean demurred, arguing that it's about forging a consensus.
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And a mostly apathetic media more focused on the career prospects of Billy Bush will certainly will provide the usual pass as well.
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She had visited, it turns out, to research the health care reform package she helped craft (but failed to pass) as First Lady.
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Not that Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, and Corbin Bleu couldn't still pass as high schoolers if they wanted to.
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This season, though, Anthony seems more willing to pass — as Wade alluded to — and the result is a more balanced New York attack.
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Mugabe's next move If an impeachment vote goes to Parliament, it would almost certainly pass, as the ZANU-PF dominates the National Assembly.
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If we let it pass as politics as usual, we risk normalizing this disregard for our Constitution and reducing its power and authority.
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The codes themselves can also be easily found on people's' luggage tags or potentially on a boarding pass, as others have previously found.
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I remember going out with friends a week after her funeral, amazed at how much I could pass as just a normal twentysomething.
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YouTube has battled past controversies involving children, ranging from disturbing videos trying to pass as kid's content to pedophilia on the YouTube platform.
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Ahead, we've rounded up a few beauty products that resemble sex toys, as well as sex toys that could pass as beauty products.
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But here he is on Monday night, setting Daniel Theis up with a perfect pass as the lone starter in a bench unit.
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The bills are likely to pass, as both the chambers of California's Legislature, as well as the governor's office, are controlled by Democrats.
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The House supported it in a bipartisan vote with Trump's endorsement, sending it to the Senate where its expected to pass as well.
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And what are the odds that after years of Mr. Trump, the Republican Party will return to what used to pass as normal?
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During her first couple of years at her high school, even staff members would ask "Where's your pass?" as she walked the hallways.
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And each of those short-term measures becomes slightly trickier for House and Senate leaders to pass as frustration builds on both sides.
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The vote to repeal was expected to pass, as Durkan and the majority of city council members publicly supported the decision prior to voting.
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It has special resonance for LGBTQ people because many (though by no means all) of us are able to "pass" as straight or cisgender.
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White girls if you want to pass as Black, how about using your platforms to address the injustices and discrimation actual Black people face.
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It would, in other words, be the internet era's equivalent of the Children's Television Act, which Mr Markey helped pass as a young congressman.
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Japan says North Korea abducted at least 17 of its citizens in the 1970s and &apos80s to train its spies to pass as Japanese.
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Goff, with the ball on the Seattle 15, was intercepted by Sheldon Richardson on a tipped pass as Los Angeles was turned away again.
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"Anyone who wasn't on board before the convention got a pass as long as they got on board after," the former campaign official said.
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There's a commonly held assumption, a reasonable one, that the well-oiled PR machines that pass as American Royalty have their publicity figured out.
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His 1988 release Estas Buena, which opens with a Spanish-language cover of Shabba Rank's "Dem Bow," could pass as a straightforward dancehall album.
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Quarterback Marcus Mariota rolled right but was unable to get off a pass as the Kansas City pass rush knocked him to the ground.
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And there are, in some cases, additional vetting turnstiles through which these individuals must pass as they progress through advanced and more specialized training.
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"I think Hurd-Aguilar has got the votes to pass as-is, and I think we've got the votes to defeat amendments," Hoyer said.
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The days pass as you rule, answering grave issues and mundane requests alike from your subjects as well as the occasional passerby or guest.
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In scientific fields that thrive on data, sexism can pass as legitimate when couched in the language of cold, unfeeling numbers and percentage points.
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Hemmings was the first African-American woman to pass as white so she could attend the most exclusive women's school, Vassar, in the 1890s.
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The closure never came to pass, as the Obama administration's pressure campaign ultimately brought Iran to the negotiating table, yielding the 2015 nuclear accord.
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The deal will pass as long as a week-long reduction in violence across the country holds, according to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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And the show's intimidating four hours pass as quickly as a night at a bar with some of the best storytellers you've ever met.
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The plates are almost all small; even the steak, which could pass as a main course, is a far cry from a steakhouse portion.
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Now it heads to the Senate, where it's likely to pass as well, although House members would probably prefer not to wait until 2020.
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Both parties need to work together alongside industry to resolve concerns in order for a vote in Congress to pass as soon as possible.
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And while Cuellar, 64, wants the deal to pass as soon as possible, he welcomes changes to the deal that make it more enforceable.
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Once free of the camp, Mr. Churchill, in improvised clothing, had hoped to pass as a Romanian woodcutter; he had spent months studying Romanian.
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Should Mr. Trudeau's bill pass, as expected, Canada would become only the second nation, after Uruguay, to completely legalize marijuana as a consumer product.
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The use of infants to pass as a family is uncommon, Erichs said, noting that the children are usually in their early to mid-teens.
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With their hard angles and symmetrical positioning, the rectangles are not trying to pass as organic and yet they suit — enhance, even — the pond's environs.
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The above Ebola virus particle cross section, which could pass as an alien's toothbrush, if the image were caption-free is rendered in water colors.
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In order to perform the necessary duties of a high-level government position, Whiterose needs to alter her appearance in order to pass as male.
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An asexual who's attracted to all genders, such as myself, can sometimes pass as bi, and then be included in queer spaces for that reason.
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That helped them avoid the "dead-eyed" look that's typical of fully CGI characters attempting to pass as human in movies such as Polar Express.
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At the very least it looks like he's one advanced Snapchat filter away from being able to pass as counselor to the president full-time.
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See how it is trying to pass as quite glitzy but you can still see the bits of thread poking out all over the place?
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Accidents are prosecuted as crimes all the time, and yet the filmmakers brush right past that, allowing Ray's willful misdirection to pass as meaningful commentary.
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Murray asked Toomey to modify his request in order to allow the bill to pass as-is, but Toomey said he wouldn't modify his request.
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They are seeking to use the F.A.A. bill — one the Senate has to pass — as a vehicle to close the loop on those tax provisions.
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That means the Senate GOP tax plan, which leadership wants to pass as early as Friday, now has the support of 51 Republican senators. Sen.
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The notion of a chatbot or virtual assistant that can pass as a 'real human' for any convincing length of time is not yet credible.
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With his shaved head and graying beard, Stucky could almost pass as an actor in a Kenneth Anger film, or perhaps a young Rob Halford.
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Upon further review, however, the play was ruled an incomplete pass as it was determined Ellington was unable to gain full control of the ball.
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We're going to go line by line through this thing, which could pass as soon as tonight even though not many people have read it.
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Then Harris connected with Mateao Durant on a 22-yard touchdown pass as the Blue Devils went ahead with 3:10 remaining in the half.
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Although the European Union has threatened to step in, the legislation could pass as early as Thursday and undermine the country's democracy at its core.
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Investors were feeling pretty good yesterday as the Senate tax plan appeared to be making progress (and indeed, it could pass as soon as today).
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They also stress that the I.R.A. created social media accounts under fake names — designed to pass as belonging to Americans — on virtually every available platform.
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He not only spoke German fluently, but with his blond hair and blue eyes he could also pass as an Aryan while smuggling young Jews.
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When Mexican authorities started rounding up and detaining others, Gomez said he prayed and threw away his backpack in an attempt to pass as Mexican.
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Dominion's Cove Point LNG terminal in Southern Maryland just joined Sabine Pass as the second major terminal to ship U.S. LNG to the global market.
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Wall Street has a long history of assuming that the worst will never come to pass, as anyone who worked at Lehman Brothers can attest.
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Frank Wagner announced he would support Medicaid expansion (with some conditions), which gave the proposal enough votes to pass as part of the state's budget.
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The problem for demonstrators is that the measures will likely pass as soon as Wednesday, due to a legislature and leader that answer to Beijing.
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"I think that maybe that bill will someday pass, but it should pass as a separate," Trump said in response to Scalise, instead siding with Democrats.
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It's a lesser-known part of black history in the US, and perhaps one that Dolezal weaponized in her attempt to pass as a black woman.
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Fandoms are often more clearly delineated today, staying within self-contained worlds like Tumblr, fanfiction archives, and roleplaying communities, where their stranger excesses pass as normal.
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Investors just want the Brexit vote to pass, as they have hedged their positions substantially, said Harjit Singh, deputy research head of Aldmondz Global Securities Ltd.
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Mindy Kaling was trying to make her Creatures of Comfort top pass as a dress with a determined shoulder slouch (sans pants) in a mirror selfie.
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In the turmoil some measures—such as spending on education and roads, plus Medicaid expansion—may pass as the opposition concentrates on blocking more controversial plans.
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Update: Apparently, getting your hands on that silicone makeup sponge that could pass as a water droplet is much easier than we imagined — well, sort of.
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That, coupled with multiple matching peripherals, means the Go can pass as a pretty decent fashion accessory to slip in and out of a hand bag.
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Energetically formal like its Schubert music, "Mercuric" is an inscrutable ceremony whose simultaneous geometries pass as satisfyingly and inexplicably as those of constellations in the sky.
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Frank Wagner announced he would support Medicaid expansion (with some conditions), which could give the proposal enough votes to pass as part of the state's budget.
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No matter what you look like, your gender is real, and people who "pass" as cisgender aren't more authentic or worthy of care than anybody else.
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The most incensed he gets is in an earnest paragraph about Hillary Clinton and her "negligence of Wisconsin," in which any bile could pass as indigestion.
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The skinny one at the top balances a rectangular stone on the crown of its bowed branches, like an acrobat trying to pass as a weightlifter.
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His speech at the funeral is awful and empty (more on that in a second), but it's just vacuous enough to pass as solid political pabulum.
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Here's a look at what companies promised and what has come to pass as we head into Year Two of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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I do not try to shield my two young children from seeing the homeless people we pass as we go about our lives in Los Angeles.
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He described Pass as the type of incremental update that could help Uber differentiate itself from its competitors such as Lyft, which doesn't offer food delivery.
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While I do agree with those with whom I have been allied in this effort that the bill should not pass as written, some disagreements remain.
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Indiana (17-4, 7-1) never had a chance to give Ferrell one last shot to tie after Hayes tipped away the inbounds pass as time expired.
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WASHINGTON ― Congress will receive President Donald Trump's FY21 budget proposal for the Pentagon and other federal agencies on Monday, but don't expect it to pass as drafted.
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But he found wide receiver DeVonta Smith, and hit him with a perfect pass as he sprinted into the end zone, giving Alabama the final, winning touchdown.
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An ampere is proportional to the mechanical force generated between two wires (strictly speaking of infinite length, but let that pass) as a current flows through them.
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Ana: We rarely try to reflect our class—the broke get broker, so they can pass as rich, and the rich give themselves away by fetishizing poverty.
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It's a good bet these candidates could pass as straight, in the sense that their professional behavior or mannerisms don't seem markedly different from their congressional peers.
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It earns an R for gratuitous violence, but those scenes are so few and far between that the rest of this film could pass as G rated.
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In certain looks, deep aubergine shades can serve as a pop of color, while in others it can totally pass as an alternative for brown or gray.
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They sat in on classes at MIT, trying to pass as undergraduates, and started a blog, which they used to organize their thoughts and speculate on therapies.
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Safety Daniel Sorensen picked off a pass, as did linebacker Derrick Johnson, who grabbed Fitzpatrick's throw and returned it 55 yards to set the 24-3 final.
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Republican senators and senior aides have differing opinions on how much support there is for the Cruz-Lee proposal, but they agree it cannot pass as drafted.
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The measures, which are expected to pass as early as next week, are attached to a large-scale bill to reauthorize funding for the Federal Aviation Administration.
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At the time, Southwest was including a Companion Pass as part of its sign-up bonus and it was just too good a deal to pass up.
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She reached a point where she was "male failing," as she put it, a term in the transgender community meaning one could no longer pass as male.
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In an attempt to throw off the police, Willard asks for mortician Grover Cleaver (DeVito) to help him find a dead body that can pass as him.
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After the second stalled possession for Miami, linebacker Michael Pinckney made a diving interception of a ricocheted pass as the Hurricanes took over at the Duke 53.
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Nikola Jokic missed badly on a backward desperation shot off an inbound pass as time expired, and the Nets beat the Nuggets for the fifth straight time.
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But there are countless threads classifying people, usually women, into various European phenotypes, and many about whether a particular person or ethnic group could "pass" as white.
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The bad aim, however, lead to the cheerleader being caught off guard by the pass as she was watching the game from the sidelines with her squad.
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There's something odd about the smattering of buildings, which are too off-kilter to pass as charming; there are too few shadows and corners to hide in.
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Some transgender teens say they buy binders so that they can "pass" as male or to diminish feelings of discomfort with the body known as body dysphoria.
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The big picture: The Newtown High School Nighthawks won the Class LL state championship on a 36-yard touchdown pass as time expired, beating Darien 13-7.
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If you have some presidential attire in your closet, like a dress and heels, or perhaps a pencil skirt or pantsuit, you can easily pass as Selena.
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Even at a lower weight, he has proven adept against the run and the pass as a strong player (30 bench-press repetitions) who is deceptively fast.
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If you have any upcoming trips planned, consider booking flights with Southwest if possible, since paid flights will earn you points toward the Companion Pass as well.
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And while he had never used the lightness of his skin to pass as white, the clerk who took his voter registration paperwork never asked the question.
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Mr. Brownback's veto may pass as creative politics in Tea Party circles, but the governor can claim only one achievement — one he surely did not wish for.
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Junior quarterback Jack Street hit senior wide receiver Riley Ward on a 36-yard touchdown pass as time expired to secure a 13-7 win over Darien.
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Unfortunately, with the possible exception of redistricting reform, those ideas are about as likely to come to pass as me beating Steph Curry in 1 on 1.
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After a plethora of speech therapy, my stutter was less disruptive; I moved through the world trying to pass as a fluent person, one unmarred by disability.
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They let us the pass as the last car, but then we encountered other road closings and there was no way to even come near the bridges.
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These range from a teen who tries to pass as Greek, a San Francisco butch lesbian, and characters based on both her African-American and Jewish grandmothers.
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It is not included because it likely couldn't pass as part of a reconciliation bill, where all provisions need to have a direct effect on the federal budget.
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The government of Georges Pompidou in 1962 was successfully toppled by such a motion but few believe this one will pass as Macron's centrist La République En Marche!
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There was also not much point in photographing each glass closely to see what the liquid consistency was like, as four of the five could pass as water.
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Some choice quotes from Crowder include: "You're being given a free pass as a crappy writer because you're gay," and a number of derogatory references to his ethnicity.
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Even less is known about "nano"-scale plastic particles about the size of molecules and whether they pass as easily through the digestive tract as merely microscopic particles.
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On closer inspection you can of course see the airbrushing that's gone on but the polish is applied with enough subtly that it can pass as naturally pleasing.
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In any case, visitors converging on the Vatican today are unlikely to be given a free pass as easily as the fee-paying transgressors of the Middle Ages.
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When women of color can't pass as white and aren't born into generational wealth, they need to be hardworking with pure hearts to reap those kinds of benefits.
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While it could easily pass as a one-off, this darkness permeates the rest of the album and is even apparent on the preceding tracks during repeat listens.
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I looked like I had stuck my finger in a light socket—or like I could pass as a prize poodle in the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
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Referees whistled Xavier's Naji Marshall for an offensive foul with 223 seconds remaining, but Marshall stole the ensuing inbounds pass as time expired, sending the game to overtime.
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I was always trying to "pass" as straight in these really straight male spaces and I remember hiding who I was and trying to butch up my vibe.
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There isn't much going for tax reform either, which will be just as difficult to pass as health care if Republicans want to make its tax cuts permanent.
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That would be Polish, which he spoke as a Jewish child hiding from the Nazis with his mother, using false papers to pass as Christians during the Holocaust.
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As Lola (stage veteran Jeff McCarthy) laments her inability to believably pass as a woman in the showstopping number "Birds," the song becomes too emotionally painful to sing.
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And congratulations are in order for Trace, because he threw just about as perfect a touchdown pass as can be thrown and should feel proud to admire it.
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But it has been further codified by the rise in advertisements starring real people — or at least professional actors and models who can reasonably pass as real people.
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Above: Moment app on iOS But at the same time, some apps were getting a pass — as if Apple is making its decisions on a one-off basis.
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For solid sun protection — literally and figuratively — and a tint that could pass as a light coverage base makeup, try Raw Elements Tinted Facial Moisturizer Certified Natural Sunscreen.
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They did not let it pass as they hammered the incumbent with accusations of a pay-to-play culture in City Hall and mismanagement of the city overall.
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Increasingly, her daily life is punctured by memories of her past, from when she was angrier, colder, trapped by the privilege of being able to pass as white.
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In "Imitation of Life" (1959), a light-skinned daughter separates herself from her black mother in order to pass as white, even as it breaks her mother's heart.
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It comes as House Democrats prepare to pass as many as a dozen health care bills, including several intended to lower drug prices, ahead of the 2020 campaign.
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Palestinian leaders and their allies had hoped he would allow the anti-settlement resolution at the United Nations to pass as an expression of frustration at Israeli policies.
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Should they pass, as expected, Trump would stand trial in the Senate where a two-thirds majority vote would be needed to convict and remove him from office.
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The Motorola Razr is a Verizon-exclusive phone that retails for $1,499, but it has features and functionality that would barely pass as acceptable on a $250 phone.
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Perhaps this will pass as swiftly as the bone spur/arm fatigue scare early last summer, when he missed the All-Star Game but stayed strong into October.
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Max Domi's slick backward pass as he dug the puck out of the corner led to Lehkonen's shot from the slot, which went in past Murray's left skate.
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That original measure lacked the support to pass, as more moderate members pointed to the CBO's finding that 22 million fewer people would have insurance over a decade.
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Rinaldo took a pass as he headed to the front of the net and tucked the puck inside the far post at 3:01 of the second period.
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There's the one I've recently discovered, which is deeply involved in local schools, has air conditioning and Wi-Fi, and drives comfortably appointed tanks that pass as cars.
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Should they pass, as expected, Trump would stand trial in the Senate where a two-thirds majority vote would be needed to convict and remove him from office.
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She was an "impossible beauty," ball-speak for trans girls who pass as women so thoroughly that no one can "spook" that they were born with boy parts.
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I am proud of the Parkland students for finally demanding a response to the senselessness and lack of accountability for what pass as gun laws in this country.
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I wanted to pass as a woman, but I couldn't—I'm too tall, my shoulders are too broad, and other body parts aren't the right shape or size.
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Thomas can shoot and pass as well as most, but his continuous aggression attacking the rim is where he leaves a vast majority of his colleagues in the dust.
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"I think the markets will give the first quarter a pass, as long as it's not too devastatingly bad," said Jim Caron, portfolio manager with Morgan Stanley Investment Management.
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"Debt ceiling is must-pass, as is Govt funding," the official wrote in a text message to CNBC after Trump's dramatic walkout on a meeting with Democratic congressional leadership.
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After reading the ACI report, a particular impression resurfaced of a tiny perspex pod in the departure lounge at Gatwick airport that used to pass as a smoking room.
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"My biggest fears have come to pass as I have been publicly humiliated in the face of the miscarriage of justice," he said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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The zippered leather case has slots and pockets for your passport, credit cards, and boarding pass, as well as a foldaway plug set and a black leather memory stick.
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"The moment will pass as quick as you can let it go, so just smile or laugh, and then get back to the incredible sex at hand," she says.
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The zippered leather case has slots and pockets for your passport, credit cards, and boarding pass, as well as a foldaway plug set and a 32GB leather memory stick.
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The game developer offers a "Battle Pass" as in-game downloadable content in Dota 0003, which can cost nearly $30, a quarter of which goes to the prize pool.
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One of them, Hansel Mieth, née Johanna, took on a masculine first name so she could pass as a boy when she was a runaway teen looking for work.
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A quarterback in college at Kent State, Edelman has only attempted one pass as a professional, which went for a 51-yard touchdown in the playoffs two years ago.
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Though some cisgender people may assume they are giving a compliment, telling your transgender or gender-nonconforming coworker that you think they "pass" as cisgender can be incredibly harmful.
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With trans women routinely targeted with violence for not being able to "pass" as women in public, a pageant espousing physical perfection might seem more than a little counterintuitive.
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But Republicans now say that their worst fears have come to pass, as Mr. Trump has unraveled in a series of missteps after his first debate with Mrs. Clinton.
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If the bill fails in the House, some Republicans in both chambers may try to salvage parts of it with wide bipartisan support to pass as stand-alone bills.
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Ohio State scored on its first six possessions, including J. T. Barrett's 100th career touchdown pass, as the Buckeyes routed visiting Illinois and clinched the Big Ten East title.
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Where once people could "pass" as intangible spirits, living on in memory, remembered at their best, now the camera follows most people to the grave, snatching their dying image.
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Op-Ed Contributor In the early 1990s, when I carried a White House pass as a correspondent for The Boston Globe, I had a seat in the briefing room.
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The bill doesn't have the support from House conservatives to pass as written, but both the House Financial Services and Senate Banking committees are eager to reach a compromise.
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"If this were to pass as is, it would be of no benefit to [people with] severe mental illness," said John Snook, executive director of the Treatment Advocacy Center.
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In these times, we have to keep our eyes on the people who are sliding by or getting a pass as "moderate," and in that regard, Trump is patient zero.
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With the All-Access Pass, as the company is calling it, riders can take 30 free rides each month, as long as those rides would cost $15 or less each.
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Truth is, Barzilai is known among his colleagues for his excitability—one author says he could pass as the older brother of Austin Powers—and sometimes he can't help himself.
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Brookstone® Weighted Blanket $149.99A subscription to Tinder PlusFor those in a more open relationship, maybe looking for a third wheel, this could pass as a gesture of open-mindedness.
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After multiple customers complained of bumps and rashes, officers seized fakes trying to pass as MAC, Urban Decay, Kylie Cosmetics, and more from 21 locations in the area, CNN reports.
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Even when intervention is aimed at boosting exports, poor countries often get a pass – as do oil-producing nations like Norway, which must offset appreciation pressure generated by commodity exports.
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Black and trans experiences cannot be equated, but perceptions of transness, should a person not pass as cis, can result in both discrimination and bias, especially for Black trans women.
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What would stop passage: Experts say if a Disney/Fox merger is approved, there's no reason that this deal, which is much smaller and similarly structured, wouldn't pass as well.
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I look forward to collaborating with colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pass—as soon as possible—new privacy laws that are as strong and comprehensive as possible.
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She believes it's likely to pass as it has increasing parliamentary support and it's "an important piece of the puzzle" for the country to hit its climate goals, she said.
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Ross admits that being able to "pass" as a cisgender woman and experience privilege sometimes gave her an upper hand in the job market, but it's also held her back.
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This week the dire predictions came to pass, as the network reached its capacity, causing transactions around the world to be massively delayed, and in some cases to fail completely.
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Brosgol's clever text manages to feel both classic and ultracontemporary, as do her illustrations, which veer between timeless watercolors and what could pass as rough sketches for a "Minions" spinoff.
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"My mom is white, and my dad is black — I can pass as white, but it's not my full story," she said, noting that her father was from New Orleans.
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But Bryant had always tried to pass as just another one of the faithful, often sitting in a rear pew so he didn't distract from the solemn priority at hand.
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When it was suggested to Brady afterward that his last pass as a Patriot, or an N.F.L. quarterback, might be a pick-6, Brady threw up his hands and shrugged.
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Towards the end of "It Came to Pass as It Was Spoken," Payam's brother Adar Golshiri (Naby Dakhli) reveals that Payam is an Iranian national who was born in Iraq.
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Instead, GOP leaders have packaged the bills that fund government agencies into small groups, an effort to save floor time and pass as many bills as possible before the deadline.
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With Cleveland's crowd roaring, Mayfield completed a 14-yard pass to Jarvis Landry on his first pass as a pro and then found tight end David Njoku for 17 yards.
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"I had my CBS press pass on, I had my White House press pass as well which, as you all know, this is vetted by the Secret Service," Barnett said.
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It changed the threshold for congressional approval from the 67 votes required to pass as a treaty, to 67 votes that now would be needed to disavow the Iran nuclear agreement.
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The device is thin and light enough to pass as a tablet and as an e-reader, and if you really must bang something on the keyboard, the option is there.
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The gutless Republicans led by Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham have allowed the president everything short of nullifying the Constitution by executive order — though probably they'd let that pass as well.
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Following a Derwin James interception on Syracuse&aposs opening drive, Blackman put the Seminoles on the scoreboard on his first pass as he found Nyqwan Murray for a 123-yard touchdown.
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Try this experiment: The next time you go on a trip, look at all the farms you pass as you drive away from your home and what's growing in their fields.
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That semester instilled in me a respect for trans* narratives (whatever those may be), but I still failed to pass as either a man or a woman in my own mind.
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Somehow, it seemed, the two sets had coded the players' smiles differently and in the earlier study the chance result had come to pass, as one time in 50 it must.
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The last busy commercial enterprise you pass as you leave or enter Maverick Square to walk to or from The Watershed is the Colombian restaurant El Rinconcito Colombiano on Sumner Street.
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Many find it harder to pass as their affirmed gender, and trans people are just as unlucky as everyone else in having to endure family and friends who make life difficult.
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With 5:16 remaining, Stafford connected with running back J.D. McKissic on a 13-yard touchdown pass as the Lions forged a 24-all tie, before the Raiders' game-winning drive.
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I headed straight to the nearest subway, anxious about my wealth, hoping I could pass as poor to someone who wanted the money in my sock more than I did. ♦
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If Starship comes to pass as Musk has envisioned it over the years, the two-part steel launch system would be fully reusable and capable of launching several times a day.
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Hill also caught a 14-yard TD pass as Kansas City built a 20-7 halftime lead, after Rosen connected with Johnson for a 9-yard score on Arizona's first possession.
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Soon Arthur, an ambitious composer at the start of his career, is writing love songs for Trevor to perform, and stubbornly refusing to change the lyrics so they'll pass as straight.
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"Many students are depressed and frustrated," said a 21-year-old who asked not to be named because he was continuing to pass as Bangladeshi so he could go to university.
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When you talk about making character movies like "Cherry," even we are finding that is becoming increasingly difficult as the months pass — not as the years pass, as the months pass.
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Friends sometimes argue with her: Ms. Markle is so light-skinned she could pass as white, they say, and, anyway, what relevance does the royal family have in your everyday life?
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That subtext is brought home by a subplot involving a gay doctor who secretly performs abortions and operations to help the half-blood children of humans and fae pass as human.
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I floated in the translucent green water as dove-like birds hopped through the understory and a huge black insect buzzed overhead, so loud it could pass as a distant jet.
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A 2012 exhibition of his artwork in Manhattan included a painting from decades earlier that showed people using hand-held information devices; they could easily pass as modern-day smartphone users.
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"We expect the bill to pass, as do many market participants, and it seems to make the equity investors happy," said Masashi Murata, currency strategist for Brown Brothers Harriman in Tokyo.
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The Cardinals led 217-22 at halftime, and 22015 different players ended up catching a pass as the team posted its largest margin of victory in a season opener since 23.
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"[E]ven we are finding that is becoming increasingly difficult as the months pass — not as the years pass, as the months pass," Joe Russo, co-director of Avengers: Endgame said.
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Over five administrations and 26 years, the United States paid a high price – some 4,500 American dead and trillions of taxpayer dollars spent – for what will have to pass as a conclusion.
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It was only just last May that Microsoft announced PC gamers could also have little a Xbox Game Pass, as a treat, debuting a new version of the service for Windows 10.
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This is probably of particular interest If you subscribe to Apple Arcade or Google Play Pass, as you can play several of the games on offer from either service with a controller.
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The Cool999 iPhone knockoff is certainly trying to pass as real Apple device, being the same 3.5-inch size and same shape, but it comes up short in a few different ways.
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The Event Pass, as developer PUBG Corporation is calling it, will be a four-week, limited-time add-on you can purchase with real money in the vein of Fortnite's Battle Pass.
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This slight delay between experience and thought can create a sensation of unreality… it's only a side effect of excessive anxiety—it will pass as soon as your anxiety level comes down.
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It builds on Trafigura's 15-year LNG deal with U.S. producer Cheniere Energy for supply from Sabine Pass as it also develops import infrastructure and diversifies away from being a pure trader.
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Indeed, his early warmth toward Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose forces side with Assad, seemed to hint that Assad could get some kind of free pass, as long as ISIS was crushed.
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JaTarvious Whitlow rushed for 170 yards and a caught a touchdown pass as Auburn ended a two-game SEC losing streak, beating host Ole Miss 31-16 Saturday afternoon in Oxford, Miss.
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To see the true nature of right-wing climate denialism, it's better to look past people like Rubio, who have trained their whole lives to pass as moderate on Sunday talk shows.
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Flanagan said that Huisman was the first actor cast for the series, so when casting the other characters, whether or not they could pass as siblings of Huisman was taken into consideration.
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A 1968 victory by Dancer's Image was overturned days later because of a positive drug test, starting a legal battle that lasted four years and ended with Forward Pass as the champion.
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His friend Buster plans to pass as white and tells the gang that if one day they should run into him in a big city, to act like they don't know him.
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I didn't know he could pass as well as he does, he's as smart as he is, on and off the court, just a brilliant person, someone who always has your back.
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So that means on Halloween, anyone can take put on sunglasses and belt "Your Song," and will plausibly pass as the famous showman (including Taron Egerton, who plays him in the movie).
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For years Woodfox had imagined that the Panthers existed on an otherworldly plane, free of fears and flaws, and he was surprised to see that they could pass as ordinary human beings.
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And, fine, the show ended a while ago, so we have to suspend some level of disbelief around the 2019 actors trying to pass as their 2013 selves—sorry, Todd—but still!
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T3's best-selling curling iron and straightener are both literally called the Single Pass as a tribute to this method, and reviews are proof that these things style fast and efficiently.
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But Trump told Scalise bluntly that it will "never" pass as part of a broader package due to Democratic opposition, where such a proposal would need at least 60 votes to advance.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Architects in China apparently need to tone down the quirkiness of their designs and quit erecting buildings that pass as giant pants, penises, and ancient coins.
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Badet was able to get a hand on the pass as he went up with UTEP's Kahani Smith, and tipped it into the air where he grabbed it for a 51-yard gain.
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Like nearly every woman I know, I've sat down in a coffee shop with a book only to find myself held hostage by some man, striking up what could pass as innocent conversation.
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In a floor-sweeping skirt and a top that bared my midriff but covered my arms and their tattoos, I could pass as a common human girl out for a night of revelry.
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By way of explanation, she says that she's an ambivert, an introvert who can pass as extroverted when the occasion calls for it—another example of someone who lives in a liminal space.
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So while other outlets gave Kelly a pass as well, it's hard to imagine they could have gotten away with it if the Times had treated the story with the seriousness it deserved.
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Vassar didn't begin admitting Black students until the 1940s, but Hemmings, a descendant of slaves, was able to attend in the 1890s because her light skin tone meant she could pass as white.
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Should the resolution pass, as pointed out by NPR, it would not create new programs as the resolution provides a "loose framework" and not guidance for how these goals would be carried out.
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I, for one, would love to experience what it's like to pass as an Asian local, to not be immediately marked as a tourist, to fly under the radar and observe subcultures unnoticed.
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Invisible Touch could almost pass as outtakes from No Jacket Required," writes Daniel Brogan in the Chicago Tribune, referencing Collins' third solo album, wondering, "Will the Free World ever tire of Phil Collins?
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But none of those came to pass as the company feared it might pay too much for acquisitions or become too exposed to disruptions by expanding its sole U.S. refinery, the people said.
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A black former slave who often tried to pass as Mexican or Native American, she criticized fellow-anarchists who championed complete sexual freedom for men and women, but she also kept several lovers.
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"What we're trying to do now is pass as many bills as we can get through in full committee while we wait on the budget question," Rogers said after the conference meeting Wednesday.
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Second, he casts most of the political and economic ills plaguing Russia as the legacy of his hated archrival, former President Boris N. Yeltsin, giving Mr. Putin a pass as a necessary correction.
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He said if the bill was expected to pass as is, there would be a steepening with long end rates rising, in anticipation of more government bonds to pay for the tax package.
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Act 2.5 is the weakest, although it finds the trio mourning the loss of a fellow surfer (Darrell Fetty) who earlier tried to pass as gay, but wound up drafted into the Marines.
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The central figure is the Roland of French Romances (Orlando, in Italy), killed heroically, according to legend, during a rear-guard action at Roncevaux Pass as Charlemagne withdrew across the Pyrenees from Spain.
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Go hell for leather and the ball will easily come away from your player's feet, and any opportunity for attack will likely pass as an opposing defender simply sweeps up the awful mess.
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That evening, after returning to my hotel to swap my Sauconys for a fairly new pair of Converse that would have to pass as dress shoes, I'd see the Paris Orchestra perform there.
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A state Supreme Court ruling last year raised questions about whether tax increases proposed by voters for specific causes needed the same two-thirds majority to pass as those proposed by elected officials.
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I was still at the Disney Store, still thrilled to find the sled set, still ready and willing to pass as mother by whatever means necessary, whatever reindeer necessary, whatever soft-serve necessary.
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Rookie quarterback David Blough led Detroit's last drive to the Chicago 3383-yard line in the final minute before losing 13 yards on a sack, leaving a desperation pass as his only option.
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China's ruling Communist Party proposed the amendment last month and there was never any doubt it would pass as parliament is packed with loyal party members who would not have opposed the proposal.
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Shafee said Exposto was applying to immigration authorities for a special exit pass - as she her transit visa had long expired - following her release, and she expected to leave for Australia on Wednesday.
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Complete with food stores, fisheries, gardens, and a pool, the development could pass as a setting in the game "Fallout Shelter," wherein players oversee a group of postapocalyptic residents in an underground vault.
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This bundle also comes with one month of Xbox Game Pass as well as an adhesive skin that can be applied to your Xbox One X. Usually $21, it's $2799 at Amazon and Walmart.
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If our definition of blackness rests on visibility even more than genealogy, then blackness would not be as inclusive as it is now — it would exclude those who pass as white and, perhaps, more.
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Han was also the only robot dressed in human clothes, In fact, when I talked to Han, we were dressed almost identically in black coats and white shirts, and could almost pass as brothers.
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Goff hit Cooper Kupp with a 6-yard touchdown pass as the Rams regained the lead before Seattle's Sebastian Janikowski kicked a 52-yard field goal to tie it at 17-17 before halftime.
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The language changing the law is unlikely to pass as proposed in the budget, but it's an indication of the legal path the Trump administration wants to take in its fight against sanctuary cities.
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All night long, with my chest bound flat and a carefully constructed mustache and soul patch under a stoner-dude knit cap, I was thrilled to discover that I could pass as a man.
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Both Steelers were knocked the ground, and the ball squirted into the air above the pileup, where Allen reached out and corralled the pass as he fell to the ground for a stunning touchdown.
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Each of them has written a powerful reappraisal of the pass that many liberals gave to Bill Clinton during his impeachment saga, and the consequences of that pass as we enter the #MeToo era.
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"Just another white kid" is an all-purpose alibi, and public discourse abounds in code words and dog-whistles that allow bigots to pass as concerned citizens without a racist bone in their bodies.
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Swift's realization of the completely impossible task of pleasing the networked apparatus of fickle outrage machines that pass as the deciding body of public opinion now is the core pivot point for the doc.
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But in this instance, it was just the awkward compliment of someone who unfortunately has bought into the idea that all grown-ups want to pass as young — even, in this case, ridiculously young.
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Daniel Carlson kicked two field goals and quarterback Kyle Sloter connected with Brandon Zylstra for a 24-yard touchdown pass as the Minnesota Vikings beat the host Tennessee Titans 13-3 on Thursday night.
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On top of that, if you take away the clues that identify them as Middle Eastern (the Arabic captions, headscarves, geotags) these women could easily pass as Western style influencers in Los Angeles or London.
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Because I'm a light-skinned Native American, I had this weird psychological complex going on for a while in middle school where I was sort of thinking that I could pass as a white person.
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Chytil made a cross-ice pass as Ottawa's Ben Harpur tried to defend, and Kreider finished off the play with a wrist shot past goalie Craig Anderson's right arm before Ceci could defend the play.
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According to a staffer for this assembly-person (who agreed to speak to Fightland on the condition of anonymity), his office would be "shocked" if MMA didn't pass as part of the budget this year.
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Click here to view original GIFSome of it could probably pass as profound if you came across it in the fiction section of the Paris Review or something:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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Turns out, we shouldn't have been searching all this time for leggings that will pass as pants; we should have been looking for a pair of pants that feels as close to leggings as possible.
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China's ruling Communist Party announced the proposed amendment only last month and there was never any doubt it would pass as parliament is packed with loyal party members who would not have opposed the proposal.
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Todd Gurley ran for three touchdowns and caught a scoring pass as the Rams dominated from start to finish and gained control of the division with a 42-7 dismantling of the Seahawks on Sunday.
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I could often get away with pretending — with fair skin and blue eyes, I "pass" as white, and my last name is Kissinger, a name that evokes power in Washington circles (there is no relation).
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which the House aims to pass as early as next week, cuts the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent, while moderately reducing household income tax rates.
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There's been, in other words, a large, deficit-financed demand-side stimulus of the sort Republicans condemned when Obama asked for it but were all too happy to pass as soon as Trump took office.
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Republican leaders wanted to vote on their Senate healthcare bill by the end of the week, but the vote was postponed after it became clear it didn't have enough support to pass as it is.
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In public, Democratic leaders this week expressed confidence that the bill could pass as originally written, insisting that it already represented "transformational" step toward slashing drug prices and that liberal lawmakers' opposition would eventually collapse.
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Her critics hope to pass as many as 10 amendments, including one that would scrap plans to enshrine next March's withdrawal date in law, making it easier to postpone Brexit if negotiations break down. Mrs.
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NEW YORK, June 19 (Reuters) - New York state lawmakers could pass as early as Wednesday one of the nation's most ambitious plans to slow climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 1003.
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Alysa Erichs, acting executive associate director of ICE's Homeland Security Investigations, told CNN that children are typically in their early-to-mid teens and that the use of infants to pass as a family is uncommon.
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A few days before the carpet, though, we decided I needed that bronzed glow if I were ever going to pass as a celebrity, so I got a St. Tropez spray tan, just like Hugh Jackman.
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Even though she is the one that got soaked, Mom didn't let out a single squawk during the storm, instead opting to protect her chicks and wait for the rain to pass as peacefully as possible.
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Goins wore a prosthetic pregnancy belly "to pass as being pregnant" and had posted ads on Craigslist trying to arrange meetings with mothers of infant children under the pretense of giving them baby clothes, Franklin said.
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This initially seemed likely to pass, as it would give all factions in Parliament more time to try to pursue a different agenda — from a second referendum to new elections to a softer style of Brexit.
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"The first time, it was easy to give them a pass as a "one-off" but with the second quarter also showing higher provisions it seems like this is becoming more of a trend," he added.
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Henry Ruggs III caught a 4-yard touchdown pass as the Tide went back in front, and a 30-yard field goal by Joseph Bulovas made it 17-7 with 8:59 to go before halftime.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann just posted a sweet selfie with Brielle Biermann and Ariana Biermann, and despite the nearly 20-year age gap between the reality star and her daughters, the three could easily pass as sisters.
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President Trump said Wednesday that he doesn't think the House's proposed concealed carry measure, which would allow concealed carry permits to be valid across state lines, will ever pass as part of a background checks bill.
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The Democratic-controlled panels have not pointed to specific bills in their subpoenas but instead have painted a broader picture about the kinds of measures they could pass as a result of receiving the requested documents.
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The big picture: The immigration bill — which would extend work authorizations for DACA recipients, fund a border wall and more border security, and cut legal immigration — does not have enough votes to pass as it is.
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There's no one way for women to look, and there are plenty of cis women who would be eligible for the same surgical procedures we tend to think we need in order to "pass" as female.
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The Rams got a break when Jake Elliott missed a 53-yard field goal, and while Goff drove his team to Philadelphia's 18, his final pass as time expired sailed well out of Josh Reynolds's reach.
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While she and other self-identified "old-school transsexuals" (Wynn is only 31) yearn to pass as the genders they are, the very possibility of that "passing" is bound up in matters of race and class.
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Hill collected the subsequent inbounds pass at the top of the 242-point arc, but he stepped on Northwestern forward Sanjay Lumpkin's foot, fell to the ground and turned over a pass as the buzzer sounded.
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In June, the star proudly posted another sweet — and similar-looking — selfie with daughters Ariana and Brielle, and despite the nearly 20-year age gap between them, the three looked like they could easily pass as sisters.
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The Panthers' secondary contained them until early in the fourth quarter, when Dungey and Ishmael connected on a 35-yard touchdown pass as Ishmael overcame a pass interference penalty to make the catch in the end zone.
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The Polish-born Rubinstein may have the exotic and imperious countenance of an aging silent-movie vamp (crossed with Cloris Leachman's Frau Blücher in "Young Frankenstein"), while the perky, blond Arden could pass as Beaver Cleaver's mother.
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These people may go through every other transition-related procedure (such as hormone therapy), and may fully pass as men and women in terms of physical appearance, but simply aren't interested in getting genital-reconstruction surgery done.
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The bill, which the House could pass as early as this week, is likely to change further in the Senate, where procedural rules place practical limits on how much the plan can add to the federal deficit.
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"We frequently play an unnecessary game of politics with key issues—using must-pass legislation such as disaster relief as a vehicle to sweeten unrelated, contentious bills that may not otherwise pass as stand-alone measures," Rep.
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Bet. Some of these fake videos built on one image could pass as real, a huge step forward given that the technology previously required hundreds of images for AI to reference so its reproduction could human convincingly.
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" If you didn't understand that reference — to the 1962 song "The Loco-Motion," recorded by Little Eva (who really was the Goffins' babysitter) — then you won't get many of the nudging allusions that pass as jokes in "Beautiful.
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"Was at the Loop and I saw what was obviously two kids on each others [sic] shoulders while wearing a trench coat to appear taller and pass as an adult," Ronaldi wrote in his initial post last week.
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For instance, as we discussed, Tesla CEO Elon Musk claimed in 2015 that the company's cars would be fully autonomous by 2017 — a prediction that, of course, didn't and still hasn't come to pass as of mid 2019.
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We need players who can pass as human, in other words—players who are flawed and limited, but inspired enough by a drive and an intellect that gives them the juice to fucking take it to the demigods.
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It's long been one of the easiest and cheapest ways to power a custom creation, but the new Raspberry Pi, announced earlier today, packs significant upgrades that could let it finally pass as an incredibly cheap desktop computer.
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As for the industry's silence on the topic, it's a fair bet that many prefer to keep their head down and pass as younger rather than carry the mantle of being the voice for the older tech worker.
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What immediately came to mind is how, in slang, the term "fishy" contains a double entendre: it can pejoratively refer to the smell of someone's vagina or positively describe a drag queen's ability to convincingly pass as female.
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Wells threw for 349 yards and caught a 133-yard scoring pass as Valdosta State kept Ferris State (15-1) from becoming the first college team at any level since 1899 to win 16 games in a season.
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In her book, "The Beauty Bias," Deborah Rhode, a Stanford law professor, explained that while silver hair and furrowed brows made aging men look "distinguished," aging women risked marginalization or ridicule for their efforts to pass as young.
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I felt outraged when this became more apparent to me, as an open femme, who can pass as straight — the ultimate trigger for men who have a hard time accepting that women like us are out of reach.
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"Realness" is about portraying archetypes usually associated with straight culture through dress and dance; to be considered "real" at a ball, a performer must "pass" as straight if they are gay or as cisgender if they are transgender.
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Mark Ingram rushed for 221 yards and a touchdown and caught a scoring pass as the Ravens (22-2) became the fourth team in the 21st century to score touchdowns on their first six drives in a game.
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As hundreds of thousands of independent creators across the country are aware, there is a much-anticipated bill on the horizon called the CASE Act, legislation that they are counting on Congress to pass as quickly as possible.
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The Democratic Party's timid approach and efforts to "pass" as moderate Republicans has pushed the party further and further to the right, and given a choice between real Republicans and pale copies, voters have understandably chosen the former.
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They tried to pull three chapters out of it wholesale, even though the only bar you have to pass as a retired military official, or as a former Pentagon employee, is whether or not it is classified. Period.
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The bill will need to have a second reading before it is passed into law, but the spokeswoman for Human Rights Watch said that it is expected to pass, as it has been proposed by the majority party.
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A key piece of legislation that will pave the way to a legal cannabis economy in the United States could pass as soon as 2019, Kevin Murphy, the founder, chairman and CEO of Acreage Holdings, told CNBC on Thursday.
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Clive Bates, a former head of UK charity Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) who is now an advocate of e-cigarettes, is skeptical the FDA's proposal will come to pass as it would make conventional cigarettes commercially unviable.
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Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) told Axios' Mike Allen Wednesday that he predicts the bipartisan Alexander-Murray health care bill "will pass as some part of a must-pass piece of legislation," but not as a stand-alone bill.
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Bishop said while he's not opposed to including the bill in larger must-pass legislation, he believes the bill has enough political clout to pass as a stand-alone and said he's working with senators who introduced similar legislation.
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Strategies to earn the Southwest Companion Pass going forwardThe points you earn from flying on a paid Southwest ticket count toward the Companion Pass, as do points from credit card sign-up bonuses and points from credit card spending.
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The retired Bolshoi official and two others affiliated with the theater who were not authorized to speak publicly said that chances of his rejoining the company were highly unlikely despite his seeing the building pass as the first step.
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Others, like Broadly contributor Sadie Graham, have expressed that use of the term by cis, straight people can feel like an (inappropriate) attempt to pass as queer, or at least align onself with queer culture instead of heterosexual privelege.
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Some women cite academic and professional accomplishments, like graduating from college, as occasion for getting their tattoos, while others say that making their Alaska Native heritage visible — so as not to "pass" as white or nonnative — motivated their decision.
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On the back, it has a bunch of Swarovski crystals, and from afar, it's not the ugliest thing ever — the bezels on the top and sides are tiny and the silver strip on the bottom can pass as classy.
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To earn the trust of other straight white men, Jake says, you must flawlessly pass as one: command space, do not shrink your body, keep your voice low and even, appear always at ease and, above all, conceal weakness.
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Anonymous black people — wherever they may actually live, and whatever their profession — therefore move about civil society with a deficit of credibility in comparison with their white counterparts, who are given a "pass" as decent and law-abiding citizens.
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Rodgers threw too high to a wide-open Randall Cobb in the end zone and Irving batted down the third-down pass as Green Bay settled for Mason Crosby's 210-yard field goal to cut the margin to 26-7033.
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Kat doesn't pass as white, either, which begs the question of how she's responded to instances of racism throughout her life — and how her newfound engagement might reconfigure how she sees everyday microaggressions or even her two white best friends.
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"As Democratic leaders, we also made it clear that we strongly believe the DREAM Act must come to the floor and pass as soon as possible and we will not rest until we get this done," the two Democrats said Wednesday.
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Other trans people can't pass, have no interest in passing, or both: Xris, a 21-year-old Latinx trans woman in New York's Westchester County, will "never be able to pass [as a cis woman] in my current body," she said.
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New Order's closest thing to a full-on dance album—1989's Ibizia-made Technique—features "All the Way," a track so jaunty it could nearly pass as a Teenage Fanclub song if not for Bernard Sumner's trademark laconic vocals.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Memory chip spot prices have risen for the first time this year, indicating grim warnings of "never seen before" spikes and a supply disruption could come to pass as a dispute between South Korea and Japan drags on.
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That prediction appeared to come to pass as eight Democratic senators called on the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Environmental Protection Agency to probe whether Icahn engaged in insider trading, market manipulation or other violations.
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I am biracial, and bisexual, and trying to pass as anything but has always been just a way of tricking myself into feeling safe, as if being conventionally beautiful and vaguely approved of by white people was a form of freedom.
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From the right camera angle, without a house or Adam in the background revealing its scale, this rocket could almost pass as footage of the real Falcon 9 the next time something goes wrong and SpaceX doesn't want anyone to know.
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But GOP senators stressed after the closed-door meeting that they view any legislation that they pass as a vehicle to get them to a conference committee to the House, where they could work out a deal on repealing ObamaCare. Sen.
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But a major U.S. labor leader, AFL-CIO union chief Richard Trumka, said last month the deal was unlikely to pass as-is if it was brought for a vote in November given lingering concerns over labor and other issues.
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They have the full context, and they willfully removed and distorted a single phrase to paint Representative Omar as callous, disrespectful, and most importantly for their purposes, as giving the terrorists a pass as some sort of act of Muslim solidarity.
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To escape discriminatory policing, ball-goers dressed in drag to "pass" as straight couples, and participants self-organized into "houses"—groups that would compete for prizes and prestige through dance, drag, and performances that would play on the idea of gender.
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In the form of an immense, filigreed gray half-sphere resting on a low base infiltrated by water channels, it could pass as a spaceship, an unfinished mosque or a Venetian pavilion set on the edge of the Persian Gulf.
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Manning addressed the accusations after a plaintiff in a 2014 lawsuit recently filed a motion to compel testimony that included an email from Manning to a team equipment manager asking for two helmets that could pass as game-used items.
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The embarrassments of not being able to communicate effectively or to pass as a local remain creatively beneficial for Yang: "I believe that out of the alienation one can mobilize the unusual strength to sympathize with the others," she once said.
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House Republicans have largely ignored the President's plan, especially since he publicly declared that the major legislation the GOP-controlled chamber passed in December to loosen concealed carry rules was not something that could pass as part of broader gun legislation.
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Ms. Gabor, who was married at least eight times and appeared in more than 60 films and television shows, never tried to pass as an actress perfecting her craft — her career consisted of preserving and polishing a Euro-courtesan persona.
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Mr. Cee offers us a set of four phrases whose first word is something one can pass, as the revealer at 61A tells us: "Barely adequate … or what the starts of 17-, 26-, 37- and 50-Across are" is PASSABLE.
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When they make mistakes, they're not of the sort that leave you rolling your eyes at slot-car AI. They're the kind of mistakes that racing stewards look at every week in Formula 1 and decide to let pass as a "racing incident".
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And a shout-out to Sam Singer on the pass, as he somehow convinced three Oregon defenders that he was an overwhelming threat in a 20-point game with less than a minute to go, leaving Bird wide open for the dunk.
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Since I felt I couldn't go back into the women's locker room after getting escorted out the week before, and I wasn't comfortable going in the men's locker room — because I don't feel as though I "pass" as male either — I left.
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In books and articles such as "Black Skin Privilege and the American Dream," and "It's Past Time to Acknowledge Black Privilege," white commentators describe how blackness has become such a "tremendous asset" that some whites are now trying to "pass" as black.
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I was never going to pass as a "pretty" drag queen, but when I saw what Klitorika Browne was doing—mixing up gender expectations and doing whatever she wanted—I realized that drag was a lot broader than I thought it could be.
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The company clearly sees Game Pass as a huge deal for their future, because at the X019 event today, some of the biggest announcements weren't new games, but some huge old games coming to Game Pass now and in the near future.
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Each Dagne Dover design has a way of making everyday life just a tad bit more seamless, like diaper bags that also fit laptops, lunch boxes that pass as purses, and backpacks that are appropriate for everywhere from the office to the gym.
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The result, so sayeth Pusha, is that Drake is simultaneously abandoning his son while clinging to his own father for a sense of authentic blackness, even as he enjoys the privileges of wealth and his ability to "pass" as a white man.
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Instead, federal authorities said he collected nearly $8 million from those investors and used that money to maintain his flashy lifestyle and buy the very luxury goods that would help him pass as a member of one of the world's richest families.
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No. 2023 Oklahoma 45, Kansas 20 Jalen Hurts sparkled again, passing for 228 yards and two touchdowns, rushing for 56 yards and two scores, and even hauling in a 21-yard pass as the Sooners rolled past the Jayhawks in Lawrence, Kan.
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SUN BOWL Bryce Love took over for the absent Christian McCaffrey in the Stanford backfield, running for 119 yards and catching a 2073-yard touchdown pass, as the No. 16 Cardinal (10-3) edged North Carolina (8-5), 25-23, in El Paso.
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Nathan, an insane tech genius played by Oscar Isaac, asks his naive visitor Caleb (Domhnall Gleeson) to perform a Turing test—to determine whether a sophisticated artificial intelligence named Ava, built to look like a beautiful young woman, can pass as human.
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"We will pass as much as we can through whatever vehicle we've got and then we will pass all the other things through regular order outside of reconciliation that show you the full scope of what a real replacement effort will look like," Ryan said.
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The selection encompasses things like digitally reconstructed Terminator-esque skeletons, an infectious disease containment unit that looks like a scene straight out of an apocalyptic future, and a green and purple cross section of an Ebola virus that could pass as an alien's toothbrush.
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That didn't come to pass, as the company went with OLED for the screen — the smart money was also calling it the iWatch and imagined it would look like this, so it wasn't all that smart — but the new report could reignite the theory.
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That also is the case with Battlefield V, which no longer has a "premium pass" or season pass as was the case with Battlefield 1, with new maps and modes to be released for free as part of its "Tides of War" live service.
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You hear that unmistakable zzzzzwwweeeewwwwwoooowwwaaaaaa, the film pops out, you wait two to twenty minutes (for black and white and color respectively), and voilá you have a fully developed photo—or at least a thing that will at pass as one on most days.
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The simplest way to end the shutdown is for the Senate to pass, as the House has already done, the six appropriations bills for the remainder of the fiscal year, along with a continuing resolution on the homeland security appropriations bill for two months.
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When studying the Civil War, students can explore motivations for female-bodied people to pass as soldiers and how they in turn provided suffragists with proof that women should be afforded the same rights as men because they too were defenders of the Republic.
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Derrius Guice rushed for 26 yards, including a 24-yard touchdown run, and caught a scoring pass as No. 63 Louisiana State beat No. 26 Louisville and the season's Heisman Trophy winner, Lamar Jackson, by 27-25 in the Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Fla.
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To survive the season, New Yorkers must teach themselves to swim the streets, relishing the gusts of air-conditioning seeping from shops — which pass as cool breezes in the city — and not be alarmed by the spittle raining down from A.C. window units above.
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The Seahawks' style begets close games, but Seattle seems more lethal when its defense struggles just enough to open up the playbook and let Wilson pass, as he did in the second half of a loss to San Francisco in the regular-season finale.
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But you still live where you live, and maybe there aren't many spaces like this where you are, or maybe you haven't found the people who can show them to you, because no one feels safe talking publicly and you pass as straight, so your cycle continues.
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" Abraham was sentenced to six months' probation and a $500 fine, after which gossip blogs like TMZ continued to report about the "hard partying" mom who "knows how to get down," allowing adequate wiggle room for Abraham to pass as "just a young girl having fun.
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In the case of trans narratives, advancing stories like these has distorted our historical understanding of trans people; in the movies, women pass as men out of necessity, becoming successful in a traditionally masculine role, and then, after the ordeal is over, coming out again as women.
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In the United States the Artificial Limb Laboratory was established in 1917 at the Walter Reed General Hospital, in conjunction with the Army Medical School, with the goal to give every amputee soldier a "modern limb," enabling them to pass as able-bodied citizens in the workplace.
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They occasionally get snippets of information from defectors, but their faith rests predominantly on the word of one woman: Kim Hyon-hui, a former North Korea spy who says Ms. Taguchi tutored her in Japanese language and culture so she could pass as Japanese while traveling abroad.
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Training a person's voice to be perceived as more "masculine" or "feminine" also falls into a debate about whether it's right to expect transgender people to conform or "pass" as either masculine or feminine, relying on male-female binaries instead of understanding gender as a spectrum.
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But by several measures his portfolios later underperformed market indexes and even Treasury bills, and some of his apocalyptic predictions did not come to pass, as inflation subsided and interest rates declined during the Reagan administration, and when the economy rebounded after the 22002 financial crisis.
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And it makes sense, too: Given the ability to create androids that can pass as human beings — who might, in fact, have more physical, emotional and intellectual potential than their flesh-and-blood counterparts — an expensive theme park seems like an awfully limited application of the technology.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 75%Synopsis: "The Princess Switch" is a romantic comedy that follows Chicago-born Stacy (Hudgens) to the land of Belgravia for a baking competition, only for her to learn that the Duchess of Montenaro Margaret Delacourt (also Hudgens) could pass as her identical twin.
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When the bill was originally introduced, Mark Krikorian, who heads the foremost immigration-hawk think tank the Center for Immigration Studies, floated the idea that the RAISE Act could pass as-is by being paired with a way for current DACA recipients to get permanent legal status.
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In a remarkable game in which the lead changed hands three times in the final two minutes and four times in the fourth quarter, Elliott ran for two touchdowns and also scored on an 83-yard screen pass as the Cowboys (8-503) won their eighth in a row.
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With fashion being such a multifaceted animal there is room for plenty of niche fashion-tech plays to offer an alternative to people who wouldn't be caught dead wearing an ugly piece of plastic but might be persuaded to slip on something that can pass as costume jewelry.
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Some even find that their Chinese name has already been trademarked, says Matthew Dresden of Harris Bricken, a law firm, either by their own distributors, competitors seeking to block its entry, counterfeiters hoping to pass as the company, or squatters intending to sell the trademark to the highest bidder.
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Because I used to always say, if at the end of my life, I'm surrounded by Tonys and Oscars and Emmys, I don't think it's going to feel as good when I [pass] as it would feel as if I'm surrounded by a lot of children and grandchildren.
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Having the ball in his hands hasn't come at the expense of other Hornets being able to make plays, and eight Hornets have an assist percentage of at least 10, reflecting a team that makes the right pass as often as anyone, particularly considering Charlotte's league-low turnover rate.
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"It's a continuation of a strategy that we've had for some time, which is to pass as many pro-life laws as we can at the state level with a strategy of bold incrementalism," said Ralph Reed, founder of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, a social conservative political group.
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Its fiercest proponents may think it ought to pass as is, alongside some form of legalization for DACA recipients, but everyone else sees it as the start of a conversation — in other words, an opening play in a negotiation that would result in a more moderate RAISE Act.
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The Senate bill, which would update a 1995 law governing Capitol Hill's procedures for on-the-job harassment, could pass as soon as this week and has support from liberals who have led the push for Congress to modernize its ways in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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What this means for the new big-screen take on the story, which is entirely animated but to such a realistic degree that it could practically pass as a live-action film, is that it may be the most conservative, least surprising, least risk-taking film of the current century.
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The climate change crisis is not limited to the U.S. Per the New York Times, this new report comes about a month after the release of a United Nations study which found that climate change poses severe international humanitarian and economic threats that could come to pass as early as 2040.
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He had altered college football by popularizing the forward pass as a player at Notre Dame; by coaching the Four Horsemen and winning repeated national championships, he had been responsible, at least in part, for the widespread popularization of the sport in the Catholic enclaves of New York City and beyond.
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Miguel, "Waves (Tame Impala Remix)": It doesn't take much for Kevin Parker to turn this laid-back highlight from Miguel's Wildheart into something that can easily pass as a Currents B-side: a few reverb-soaked drum fills, a liquid bass line, guitar melodies that sound like they're drifting out of a dream.
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But when it comes to style, it's not the first time during the Bieber/Baldwin getaway that the new pair has shared ideas — the "Sorry" singer posted a photo of Baldwin wearing his jacket, and another of her wearing a black oversized t-shirt, which could definitely pass as her bae's comfy tee.
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Ms. Mayer's more specific prescription for how the web of 2009 should develop to accommodate Google, on the other hand — by creating constantly updated and growing "living stories" to replace articles and web pages — didn't quite come to pass, as search results were superseded by fast-moving social feeds for news and entertainment.
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LIVE UPDATES: Coronavirus pandemic changes life as we know it Leaders in Congress and the Trump administration have been working for days to pass as quickly as possible a roughly $2 trillion economic stimulus package, which would include direct payments to taxpayers among hundreds of billions of dollars in other stimulus measures.
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But view his self-interested scummery and defiant ignorance through the filter of worshipful regard that American culture and political media applies to rich elites, and from the perspective of venal people who wish to be similarly unencumbered by any broader responsibility, and all that proudly idiotic crudity can pass as a worldview.
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The language of creative endeavour is often applied to a football match, whether we describe a goal as 'a masterpiece', a pass as 'picture perfect' or a moment of individual self-expression as a 'stroke of genius', as if the player involved were a master painter putting the final touches to some sublime work.
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The fact that many of them take turns replying to one person in one thread would be really odd behavior for a bot if it were trying to pass as human, but makes sense if their task is just to answer questions, one at a time, from anyone engaging with Amazon's latest publicity tweet.
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Mahomes throws TD pass in Chiefs' 30-6 win over Titans Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes connected with wide receiver Demarcus Robinson on a 264-yard touchdown pass as the Chiefs cruised to a 21-210 victory over the Tennessee Titans on Thursday night at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., in the preseason finale for both teams.
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Given that this is a cable you'll be plugging into a $93,000-plus dollar phone on one end and a high-powered charger designed to pass as much charge as possible in the shortest amount of time on the other, I cannot emphasize enough that I recommend you play it safe and stick with Apple's offerings here.
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Gene Stone, who in 2004 penned the glib "Bush Survival Bible", featuring lists like "New Drinks to Get You By" and "Ways to Pass as a Republican", is pragmatic and sobered in "The Trump Survival Guide", which enumerates the many ways that the new president can destroy progress on civil rights, education, climate change and health care.
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I've always said that if anyone was going to be able to pull off playing in the spectrum—be able to pass as straight on television and be whoever I want in my personal life and still get the 15-year-old in Missouri to have a poster of me on her wall—I was going to do it.
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They do have the option, if they win a majority and the Presidency, of eliminating the legislative filibuster (using the so-called "nuclear option"), in which case a simple majority of the House and Senate could pass as much of the Green New Deal as Democrats could achieve consensus on, without the need for any Republican legislators.
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On the way up to the pass, as Nabokov later described it in an article for The Lepidopterists' News, he found the "best hunting grounds" in Wyoming and captured a number of "curious" specimens of butterflies, including the Speyeria egleis, that he later gave to collections at Cornell, Harvard and the American Museum of Natural History.
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In October, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the global organization for climate data, released a major report predicting that some of the worst effects of climate change — including coastal flooding, food shortages and a mass die-off of coral reefs — could come to pass as soon as 2040 if human greenhouse gas emissions continue at current levels.
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The advantage for the administration is that Garrett's nomination to lead CFPB would be much less controversial and much more likely to pass, as the business community (the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the National Association of Manufacturers, the Business Roundtable, etc.) almost certainly wouldn't fight his nomination nearly as fiercely as they are fighting his appointment to Ex-Im.
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There were white papers and the bill two years ago, but the effort to write this bill, in a hurry, with a jumble of provisions, seems to suggest that they are just trying to find something that can pass, as opposed to articulating a clear policy vision for what they want health care to look like in this country.
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Although it was touched upon last season, Season 2 goes deep into Tig's experience of having been molested by her step-grandfather when she was young, and how other acts—ranging from men exposing or touching themselves to "playing games" that seem harmless but are in retrospect creepy and predatory—continue to exist in a culture that allows them to pass as innocuous.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The great-grandmother who could pass as Barbara Bush's kid sister waded through the stands at Olympic Stadium on Sunday night, trying to get close enough to congratulate the South African runner Wayde van Niekerk, who had just captured the gold medal in the 2400 meters and broken one of the oldest world records in men's track and field.
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It's a reminder that while the internet may pass as godly and god-given—think of its ubiquitousness, its inescapability, and the bowed-head devotion it inspires—at its heart and at its origin is actually a very hard human thing: evolutionary, faulty and ugly, as complex and problematic as its forebears in road and train and electricity networks were.
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But if it were to pass as is, it would also include $1.6 billion to fund a border wall and it would be an overhaul of the current legal immigration system, affecting the diversity lottery and family-based migration, which is a cornerstone of not only immigration policy in this country, but also the identity of this country more broadly.
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Read the full letter below: Dear Leader McConnell, Speaker Pelosi, Leader Schumer, Leader McCarthy, Chairman Wicker, Chairman Pallone, Ranking Member Cantwell and Ranking Member Walden: We write to urge you to pass, as soon as possible, a comprehensive consumer data privacy law that strengthens protections for consumers and establishes a national privacy framework to enable continued innovation and growth in the digital economy.
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But we'll start with a look at how the drug industry is handling the US-Mexico trade deal... Big Pharma looks to stem losses after trade deal defeat The pharmaceutical industry suffered a rare loss in the North American trade deal the Senate will pass as soon as this week, but they're not waging a full-scale battle against the agreement.
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Before an election in Zimbabwe can pass as free and fair, substantial reforms are required to align electoral law properly with the constitution; scrub the voters' roll of political bias; make the Electoral Commission truly independent; develop a conducive politics free from violence, intimidation, patronage, propaganda and hate speech, backed by a strengthened Human Rights Commission; and to involve a wider range of election observers.
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Bailey's ceramic lovers look tame compared to the other sex scenes at NADA New York, which range from Alphachanneling's stylized erotica in Jack Hanley Gallery's booth — which could pass as storyboards from the X-rated version of Avatar — to the Girls Gone Wild-style action in Dale Lewis's 13-foot-wide painting "Deep Fat Fryer" (2015), which is the centerpiece of London gallery Edel Assanti's booth.
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The timeline Here's how this all is slated to work: Leaders locked in a time agreement for the preliminary, procedural vote, known as a cloture vote, on the budget deal (which is in the form of a substitute amendment to the continuing resolution bill that the House passed earlier in the week.) That vote failed to pass as expected just after noon on Thursday.
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I had walked to the museum in the long black dress, flowing brown coat, and merlot lipstick of a lonely romantic, and although I knew I could already pass as a cisgender woman visually now if I wore makeup, months before I would begin taking hormones, I had not actually thought that going to the museum would be any different from how it had been in the past as a male.
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But it's easy to forget where you belong in the star fields when you are confronted, day after day, with the fear that you may not pass as a cisgender woman when you enter this restroom or walk down this city block or put on this cut of bathing suit, and you begin to wonder, as you've wondered so often before, if your position in that constellation is precarious.
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Wall is on the short list of players who are consistently able to make the most important pass in basketball, the cross-court assist to the opposite corner out of drives and pick-and-rolls: LeBron James and James Harden are the only other two players that make that pass as routinely as Wall, and it's no surprise that both guys run two of the most efficient offenses in the NBA.
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So, we end up with a result that satisfies no one: Kavanaugh gets a pass, as an accused should, because the case against him is woefully weak — Ford's account is not only unverified but rebutted by the supposed witnesses she has named; yet, Kavanaugh remains under a cloud of suspicion because his Senate supporters conceded Ford's credibility even though, no matter how sincere she may seem, her story is not credible.
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Read more: Morgan Stanley says WeWork's failed IPO marks the end of an era for unprofitable unicorns — and explains why it leaves the market's tech kingpins vulnerableWhile the economy and market have held up in the past few years despite Rosenberg's forecasts, his track record is worth noting: He was one of the first experts to warn about the downturn that came to pass as the Great Recession.
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Instead of careening from one item on Trump's Twitter wish list to another, Republican senators filed back to Washington Monday evening (House members are on recess until September) as committed as ever to their spending bill strategy: pass as many appropriations bills as possible ahead of the midterms and then turn to a stopgap funding measure known as a continuing resolution for the rest until the elections are over.
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There is no one of this earth that gets as much use out of their Disney World season's pass as Swaggy P, and no one who gets as much enjoyment out of Disney World as Swaggy P. In one visit we have two hat changes and four era changes—puritan, pirate, something with lights, log driving—plus P doing an immaculately timed selfie the moment the roller coaster took his family's photo, like summer Inception.
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MONROE, Washington — Eight years ago, when Noel Caldellis began serving time for killing a university student, his main objective was to make 21-plus years in prison pass as quickly as possible: work out, walk circles in the yard with inmates and watch TV. A few years into his sentence at the Monroe Correctional Complex, Caldellis discovered he could spend his time developing his mind as well as his body, moving from the weight room to the classroom.
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But similar to how a counter-intelligence officer might view a spy thriller, those in the art world will likely notice that certain liberties are often taken in the museum heist genre: iconic paintings are stolen from museums that have never actually owned them; fictional institutions are invented; forgeries are rarely crafted from era-appropriate materials; and a museum gift shop poster would simply never pass as an authentic oil painting, no matter how impressive the frame.
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