"Physically, it's not a hard cave, it's just very long and it has big passages, small passages," he said.
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Although those passages concern conventional warfare rather than modern terrorism, these passages can be drawn upon to support terrorism against "Christian" nations.
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McIver explained that she included the passages from Michelle Obama's speech after listening to Melania Trump read passages from the 2008 address.
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There's bits that sound like shoegaze, passages that play like misty new age records, and prickly, atonal passages that are straight up noise.
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Many parts were ultimately censored, but Knopf published the book with blanks for censored passages and boldface type for passages that survived censorship.
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By writing these passages in this way, Woodward is making it extremely obvious that Priebus is a — or the — major source for these passages.
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Somerset Maugham Most people are bothered by those passages of Scripture they do not understand, but the passages that bother me are those I do understand.
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There are multiple verbatim passages drawn from other sources without quotation or attribution, just as there are paraphrased passages that Crowley passes off as her own.
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Keeping your head elevated allows for better drainage from nasal passages, and nasal strips widen the nasal passages to give more room for congestion to clear.
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We asked a dozen or so veterans to read passages from two of his war plays and to talk about what the passages meant to them.
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During passages of this mercurial, mostly subdued piece, the music shifted from sustained, focused and elemental sonorities, to passages of swaying rhythmic figures and collective bursts of fidgety lines.
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To be sure, the matching passages aren't exact; a comparison of the two speeches shows that Melania Trump's version substituted or dropped a few words from the extended passages in question.
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In an "Instructions to the Reader" section, he tells us that passages in bold text should be emphasized, while italicized passages should be read in a particularly slow and calm voice.
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The richest passages of this novel are mostly just long lists of nouns, fine paintings and antique furniture and threadbare Oriental rugs that build on each other in long, voluptuous passages.
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Gail Sheehy, author of the 1976 bestseller Passages, a study of life's stages, surveyed 8,000 men and women 223 and over for her latest book, New Passages: Mapping Your Life Across Time.
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In a lengthy Twitter thread, Vice correspondent Michael C. Moynihan compared multiple passages from Abramson's finished book — which officially came out on Tuesday, February 5 — to passages from articles by other writers.
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Knopf then published the book using blank spaces for passages that had been censored and using boldface type to indicate passages that the C.I.A. had initially wanted to censor but later allowed.
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I could quote many effective and affecting images and passages.
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The passages in it are so succinct and well put.
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Every night, their father read passages from the Bible fireside.
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Over the phone, she read me some passages from Mrs.
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For the control group, children read passages unrelated to prejudice.
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And this week, she was accused of plagiarizing multiple passages.
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Some of the novel's best passages involve a movie producer
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Reflective passages lead to celestial phrases for the children's choir.
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The cellist Ezra Seltzer lent strong support in continuo passages.
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Mr. Alessi's technical aplomb during fleet passages was impressively effortless.
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There are many prescient passages on issues that remain unresolved.
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" One section chronicled a trip to Ireland: "Passages from Yeats . . .
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He lifted some passages in his memoir from Jack London.
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The passages were contained in an internal review of Mrs.
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Passages of Kane's play are also projected onto a wall.
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Most of my favorite passages focus on the formative years.
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So many of the passages spin like the one above.
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Episodes of screeching wildness segue into passages of ethereal delicacy.
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But Mr. Lewis's quieter passages can be just as transporting.
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Most concertos have combative passages between the soloist and orchestra.
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Do you easily remember classroom lessons, or passages from books?
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People searched their phones for traffic alerts and safe passages.
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There were some breathy passages and slight signs of strain.
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The book's margins have a few mysterious markings highlighting passages.
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"I shall now quote the passages which I consider obscene."
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A fantastical episode is run through with rigorous contrapuntal passages.
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Here are seven key passages from the speech (emphasis added).
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With certain passages of paint, her work edges into sculpture.
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Years later, passages from the book remained vivid in Mickelson's mind.
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They produced linguistic tropes and passages that echo down the decades.
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In some narrow passages they were connected to only one diver.
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Passages and quotes from specific books are printed on the tights.
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I cited several passages from the book in front of me.
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TRUMP, WATCHED THE SPEECH, RIGHT, TELLS MEREDITH, I LIKE THESE PASSAGES.
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"It's kind of one of those rites of passages," Mooney says.
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On the other hand, there are passages that encourage peaceful coexistence.
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I regret writing passages that have been taken to suggest otherwise.
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Biblical passages suggest the community came by sea from ancient Crete.
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It's a tricksy conceit, but one that frames eerie, visionary passages.
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The author stands accused of swiping passages from other people's work.
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Persona 4 wasn't without scenes, whole passages, which felt uncomfortably sticky.
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Most of those have been short, narrow passages, or "gopher holes."
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There are so many books where passages of sex are good.
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All the major world religions have sacred passages that mention bees.
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" These sound like passages dropped from "The Lord of the Rings.
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Your nasal passages can dry out, causing nosebleeds and nasal collapse.
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The Bosnian war provides Packer with some of his defter passages.
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Here are two passages from that debate that are worth revisiting.
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Some of the paintings have passages that look scorched or melted.
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But his coarse, wobbly singing had little subtlety during lyrical passages.
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The partita is a hypnotic piece filled with dramatic cascading passages.
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And during these passages Mr. van Zweden's performance often went slack.
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Even during intense passages, the transparency of the playing was marvelous.
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It's more problematic to cut passages out of arias and ensembles.
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They contain passages of stark beauty, and moments of dreamlike simplicity.
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Sheehy herself does not claim as much, at least in Passages.
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Passages of teeming intensity are rendered with wondrous clarity and lightness.
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Mr. Jatupat also posted several passages from the BBC Thai article.
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Find a few passages you can talk about and you're good.
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There are numerous passages here that aren't comic — they're simply joyous.
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I tried reading a few passages aloud to break the ice.
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But its long introspective passages left a full dance floor impatient.
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These passages have the bitter regret of a Jim Croce ballad.
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There were brilliant passages of his that I left almost intact.
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In recent "walks," these movements have often described passages of music.
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For the more elaborate passages, Wilson would improvise while being videotaped.
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When histamines are activated in the nasal passages, it triggers congestion.
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I don't remember what the passages read aloud were about, exactly.
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Bernstein's piercing harmonies during subdued passages came through with extra intensity.
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James: Yes, because the short passages only hint at John's journey.
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"The so-called See Through the Wall (SSTTW) system would also "be able to detect hidden passages and rooms inside of a structure," as well as "map the structure and detect hidden rooms, passages, alcoves, caches, etc.
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The composition is a highly original hybrid of the usual operatic elements (orchestral passages, choruses and recitatives) with a native Azerbaijani style of sung storytelling, known as mugham, characterized by long passages of structured improvisation and ornamentation.
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His color combinations are passages of syncopated chaos, simultaneously harmonious and dissonant.
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Those passages remain blacked out, but the exemptions supporting them have changed.
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Or was the conversation going too fast, and the passages were lost?
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Such passages upset China, which claims Taiwan as part of its territory.
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One the one hand, there are passages that condone religious warfare (jihad).
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Rendered this way, certain characters fall flat and some passages play awkwardly.
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His teacher made him recite passages from the Koran in the morning.
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Jefferson will read "the most soothing passages" from the 209-page regulation.
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Famous Bach passages shimmer past, before disappearing into the computer-generated fog.
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Dolphins use muscles in their nasal air passages to produce learned sounds.
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I see sets of symbolic shapes, recognizable forms, and more abstract passages.
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Whole passages could be moved at will, and chapters or sections reordered.
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Of course, if these passages didn't exist, critics would be 100% correct.
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They were singing passages from the Tanakh — the Jewish bible — in Hebrew.
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Climactic passages crested with sound, and dramatic episodes generated plenty of heat.
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Around and between those passages, he made drawings in pen and crayon.
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But improvised, wheezing, almost trippy passages emerge; the tight rhythmic order dissolves.
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Some developers have designed hidden doors and passages into their recent projects.
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This witty, lively writer is a fertile source of acrostic-worthy passages.
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His secret project ballooned to 12 acres of courtyards and twisting passages.
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Mr. Linton nailed framed passages of their new bible to the walls.
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Over several months, the agency whittled down its objections to 168 passages.
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Some passages are wordless, told with Andrea Offermann's swirling double-page spreads.
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The track has tunnels, hairpin turns and narrow passages through residential streets.
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Painstaking practice facilitates execution of complex musical passages using unconscious muscle memory.
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Wu's vigorous, expressionistic improvisations often elided passages of figuration, especially of landscape.
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His passages on the nature of empathy, for example, are genuinely fascinating.
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Certain passages on Germany's way of dealing with the Holocaust horrified reviewers.
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Like many ancient passages, it wasn't built for tall women like me.
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Some of the best passages in the book describe this assaulted cityscape.
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Two of the most striking passages in the transcripts come from Sondland.
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We ask for blessings for safe passages and guidance on the water.
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" These passages made me want to sit Roiphe down and say: "Katie!
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We took individual passages and started to make them into short films.
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Its strongest passages evoke the life of young Cobain in Aberdeen, Wash.
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In her paintings, flat planar "cut" shapes are interwoven with translucent passages.
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By way of example, she quotes a number of passages from Mrs.
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I tend to read books, long books, rather than short passages or tweets.
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There are passages of smeared color that have to do with Francis Bacon.
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But he had crossed out in pencil all the passages that praised God.
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It's evocative of those arresting-yet-delicate passages from the Valiant Hearts soundtrack.
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There are extended passages of dreary drones, drums are few and far between.
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Divers take four of the boys out through tight passages and flooded caverns.
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During more rock-infused passages, however, the music unfolds in repetitive, numbing riffs.
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These passages of literary analysis do not impede the pleasure of the book.
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CUBAN: MELANIA IS THE ONE WHO FOUND THE PASSAGES, CONVEYED THEM TO MEREDITH.
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In one of my favorite passages from Walden, Thoreau points to another path.
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Innovators have even developed fish passages that automatically extract invasive fish from streams.
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Of course, Ecclesiastes contains one of the most famous passages in the Bible.
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I take seriously the issues raised and will review the passages in question.
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The scene brings to mind one of the concluding passages from Elf Girl:
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That's because the airway passages of their lungs are inflamed and, therefore, narrow.
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And like other passages that I have written about, I discovered a surprise.
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Here's a sampling of such passages from recently published stories in The Times.
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It includes multiple disapproving passages on gay rights, gay parenthood and transgender issues.
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Passages have worked for some fish, but have never worked for the sturgeon.
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As a kid I won contests at church camp for memorizing Bible passages.
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As an entity, the piece evolved from subdued hazy passages to frenetic bursts.
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Markle claims that the Mail omitted passages to make her seem less sympathetic.
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Gabriel reads Bible passages to a Savior in the field before shooting him.
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But even with that generosity, these passages just don't make for fun gameplay.
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I drafted questions and paired them with lightly edited passages from the text.
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There's droney passages, but there's also anxious motorik, cosmic ambience, and swooning psychedelia.
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It was a pattern he knew from the Scripture passages read in church.
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Yet even in the most frantic passages, Hilary Mantel has done her research.
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During passages of oscillating piano chords, you might have thought this was Prokofiev.
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Occasionally Mr. Adams used these not-quite-unison passages to cover his tracks.
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This season, the team has started studying passages from the Torah before games.
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" After spending another morning fine-tuning orchestral passages in "Siegfried" — "Chamber music now!
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Residential buildings nearby provided handy shelter for digging and for entering the passages.
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But instead, her father combed the Bible for passages about love and acceptance.
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Its most engaging passages are in the embroidered blue gown that Christ wears.
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His virile singing had rich colorings in softer passages and ringing top notes.
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Titled "O," the show features 15 drawings based on passages from the novel.
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Among my favorite passages in "No Stopping Us Now" are descriptions of spinsters.
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In some instances she wrote moving passages that included her helpers in descriptions.
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The music subtly threads lyrical lines through passages dominated by rippling rhythmic patterns.
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Eventually, in one of the most moving passages in the book, he does.
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" Sedaris talks about much more on the podcast, and reads passages from "Calypso.
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It is difficult, when reading such passages, to feel much sympathy for Cardona.
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We are going to be painting with blue chalk paint, iterating its passages.
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The impression left by such passages in "Personal Shopper" is a Jamesian one.
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Some make social-media memes superimposing Bible passages over images from the show.
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All passages and test questions go through a "thorough vetting process," DESE said.
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She also said that some passages should have been marked as direct quotes.
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One of "Barefoot Woman"'s most wrenching passages is also its most resolute.
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Some biblical passages remain foundational in my life — guidance whose poetry transcends faith.
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The English translations of the book were expurgated versions, omitting the nastiest passages.
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One of the book's most beautiful passages is a rare scene of human interaction.
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Smith won't elaborate publicly on some of the more personal passages in the book.
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I am trying to turn the spray paint passages into a magical, voluminous thing.
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Time hovers o'er, impatient to destroy, And shuts up all the Passages of Joy.
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In the past, passages might not have come from a larger piece of writing.
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Despite these intriguing passages from Arthur's life, the book, in all, was a disappointment.
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Night Moves and these passages here are documents of that space and time. 1.
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The passages read describe the siege and the eventual destruction of the First Temple.
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These passages make me wish I could translate the score into words or images.
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"We're talking about 70 words, three passages," Spicer told Wolf Blitzer on CNN Tuesday.
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First, the students typed passages to determine whether they're one-spacers or two-spacers.
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Children can follow along with passages highlighted onscreen as the narrator reads them aloud.
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Each of the passages that Harder describes as defamatory were sourced from Paskewich's complaint.
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The latest operation shows the U.S. Navy is increasing the pace of strait passages.
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If he failed to memorize and recite passages from the Bible he was beaten.
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So I had to fudge some passages about how snow is never just white.
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She then read some passages of Obama's 2008 speech to her over the phone.
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These passages have clearly stuck in Sunstein's craw, and he mounts a vigorous answer.
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Ironically, the passages in question concern the importance of hard work, honesty, and character.
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"I read passages, I read areas, chapters, I don't have the time," Trump said.
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Meditative passages better suit his command of spacious musical landscapes, both interior and exterior.
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Second, read the following slightly modified passages from the interactive and answer the questions:
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It is true that the long vernacular passages sometimes make "Barracoon" difficult to read.
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But scholars say he's not alone in misstating the true meaning of Bible passages.
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It is in these passages that Mr. Moss tends to billboard his larger themes.
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What incentive is there to read all these repellent passages about a heartless ogre?
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The upper passages had been converted into a munitions dump for the Lebanese Army.
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Ms. Stevens declined to comment when she was read passages from Mr. Dimos's email.
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A couple passages from yesterday's Sessions hearing that you may hear about again: Sen.
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In the trailer, these spaceship passages look as if they could be on rails.
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Each of the two sections is alone are among Burial's most awe-inspiring passages.
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The track was in the end built out of three hours of different passages.
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And I did underlining, but you wrote additional passages into it, songs and things.
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And despite the finest passages of "The Illustrated 'Farewell,'" this is a dismal program.
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These episodes can shift from radiant writing to jittery passages of tangled, tense counterpoint.
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In two passages, God gives us the justification for why this is so important.
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Layering flat passages of pinkish gray, he teases the literal flatness of the canvas.
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It is often melancholic, but seeded with buoyant passages and, at times, ecstatic flourishes.
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The second time reading, I found new pleasure in the book's small, tangential passages.
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They acknowledge that these passages are not just external changes but involve internal transformation.
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Let's hear from our constructors: The Sherlock Holmes stories generate lovely acrostic-length passages.
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Following are two passages, one from the King James Version, the other Mr. Peterson's.
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There are notebooks where he jotted down passages from spiritual texts he was studying.
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At semiregular intervals come short, stand-alone passages on the sadness of certain colors.
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Classical music engineers need these passages to be both preciously soft and clearly audible.
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Here are some of the key passages that highlight problems with the police department.
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The theme of many of Kenko's passages is impermanence, a central tenet of Buddhism.
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The elder Mr. Markey was a lector, reading passages from the Bible during Mass.
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We imbibe and recount phrases and passages between groups of friends and our communities.
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While trying to corroborate certain claims, I noticed that it also contained...plagiarized passages.
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According to him, many biblical passages already unpack complicated, abstract concepts into simple, digestible stories.
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Turpin's parents told ABC News that the children would memorize long passages of the Bible.
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She sings a little A Capella, little passages, and everyone cracks up — it's very funny.
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Some passages are so narrow that a diver wearing a scuba tank can't squeeze through.
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Getting lost for days in the claustrophobic, pitch-black passages would probably be a nightmare.
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I listened to Ms. Howard as she read completed passages to me in her yard.
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They include passages from Genesis, Psalms, Exodus, and an ancient copy of the Ten Commandments.
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In a few fascinating, too-brief passages, Rodrigo and his girlfriend lead a meditation group.
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In remembrance, fans have been sharing their favorite passages of his writing on social media.
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The booklet takes original, anti-vaccination beliefs and applies them to passages of the Bible.
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If you're not a metalhead, these are good individual passages to improve your genre shorthand.
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While safe to drink, these organisms can be dangerous when introduced into the nasal passages.
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It leads to a complex underground labyrinth of passages that veer off in multiple directions.
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This is based on an interpretation of certain passages in the Old and New Testaments.
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Amid all the action, there are sober passages of philosophical discussion between Charlie and Adam.
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From passages like these I began to understand the literary nature of Hell's punk performances.
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Nevertheless, he writes in one of the most quoted passages from The Omni-Americans: American
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According to investigators, some of its passages eerily mirrored Galloway's killing and the sexual assault.
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He's maybe stepping more into happy hardcore territories, but he has these very spacey passages.
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They are made of different kinds of material states and passages that magically hold together.
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But there are some lyrical passages on family life that read almost like a novel.
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Hundreds of such passages have been found since the 1990s, many of them around Nogales.
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MPs eked out the time reading academic studies and, fittingly, passages from George Orwell's "1984".
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Turns out she's been reading Pastor Tim's diary again and found some passages about herself.
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"I take seriously the issues raised and will review the passages in question," she added.
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Many life passages in this film may be universal, but the love here is extraordinary.
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Delvey said she was in Passages, the celebrity rehab center in Malibu, for alcohol addiction.
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I was finally feeling at home amid the city's grand boulevards and splintering medieval passages.
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Of course, the simple explanation is that both passages in her speech are mere coincidence.
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Meanwhile, faced with a patient suffering from blocked nasal passages, many doctors reflexively prescribe antibiotics.
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A menagerie of animals parades across two pages while the passages above describe the procession.
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He had brilliance when called for during jazz-tinged passages of Lisztian runs and octaves.
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There were many strong passages in his speech that the world did need to hear.
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It demands Adagio and Allegro skills, and its most scintillating coloratura passages should seem effortless.
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We made them read entire books of the Bible instead of out of context passages.
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Deeper inside, the passages narrow into places the locals warn it's not safe to go.
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Deeper inside, the passages narrow into places that locals warn it's not safe to go.
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The movie, uneven as it is, has terrific momentum and passages of concentrated visual beauty.
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A film review on Monday about "Mohenjo Daro" misspelled the hero's name in some passages.
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Coleridge's own passages can now be consulted in five volumes published by Princeton University Press.
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Right from the very beginning there are certain passages which are surprisingly applicable even today.
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On Tuesday, Variety published an article about her accusations based on passages in Farrow's book.
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Several of the most eye-popping passages ultimately express more nuanced explanations of her views.
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Morricone's occasional passages of raga rock notwithstanding, the world of "The Great Silence" is alpine.
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With its blacked-out redacted passages, the report more closely resembles a reverse crossword puzzle.
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Billions of people have done this before as part of the timeless passages of life.
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Lots of writers who aren't food writers have beautiful passages about food in their work.
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Historians like Stephen E. Ambrose and Doris Kearns Goodwin have been accused of copying passages.
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In retrospect, Passages can be read as the cresting of the second wave of feminism.
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His satirical passages on academia and its unholy union with capitalism ring only too true.
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The song is built on a series of tense, melancholic passages, followed by soaring releases.
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I found myself not just agreeing but applauding the author, on a number of passages.
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Still, the writing here has enough psychological depth and lovely passages to sustain its misfires.
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Scientists collect samples from fluids obtained from the lungs or nasal passages of infected patients.
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This past summer I traveled to a refugee school in Chicago called Passages Charter School.
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Stark passages of pointillist writing in the piano turn wild, like avant-garde jazz improvisations.
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These passages are typical of the report's account of how Brown reached into Wilson's car.
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It contained passages tailored for target voters including white women, African Americans, Hispanics and millennials.
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You can spend your entire life obsessing over what certain passages suggest but don't say.
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In these tall, narrow passages there were no colossal landmarks for even a general orientation.
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His lustrous sound and tenderness were ideal for the pensive passages of the slow movement.
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The details: Read key passages from the scholars' arguments and watch highlights of the hearing.
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The most troubling portion of the bill is also one of its most succinct passages.
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Others survived perilous passages by boat to work as migrant workers elsewhere in Southeast Asia.
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The flinty sound he summoned in the most fraught passages certainly conveyed its hurtling angst.
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He cites various passages that are either contradictory or seemingly absurd in the modern world.
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When he selects passages from Thoreau's letters and journals, he often achieves this worthy goal.
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A special hull allows it to navigate narrow canals and passages other boats can't access.
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What struck me, too, was the new silence that the passages left in their wake.
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But Ms. Elder, ever the reporter, also included some blunt passages about her medical journey.
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This first traversal was one of the greatest and most courageous passages in human prehistory.
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But there were innumerable passages of delicate beauty — often featuring the quintet's cellist, Ashley Walters.
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" Thomson fashioned this concert piece from passages of his opera "Four Saints in Three Acts.
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The orchestral sound is rich and thick, with passages played over dark, sustained bass tones.
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That may soon extend to the subterranean, as Israel seeks to block tunnel passages underground.
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Indeed, several of the bizarre translations in Somali resemble specific passages from the Old Testament.
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A former Democrat, Reagan memorized passages from it, using them to articulate his own evolving conservatism.
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These passages originally went unnoticed because it seemed so self-evident they weren't going to work.
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Hidden Passageways The villa has several hidden passages that were used by Versace and his guests.
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You could feel the tears and smell the gardenias, even with hip, white-walled nasal passages.
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A previous version of this post contained passages that were not properly credited to a source.
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A number of passages, including the infamous "footnote 351," drew ire from more conservative Catholic clergy.
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The path out is considered especially complicated because of twists and turns in narrow flooded passages.
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Upon my second reading of the book, I noted 90 passages that would create interesting illustrations.
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The two passages taken together illuminate an important facet of Trump's personality, and of his presidency.
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Or that the much-vaunted sea passages are likely to carry only a trickle of trade.
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She prays regularly and is well-versed in Scripture, citing biblical passages accurately and with ease.
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Fletcher and Huppuch do the heavy lifting here of rendering long passages of direct address palatable.
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In the interview with KGO, Almena said the judge unfairly cited those passages out of context.
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Public defenders argue Wahhaj was trying to heal the boy by reading passages from the Quran.
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Talk to Books then picks out sentences and passages that match its response model the closest.
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The numerous anti-French passages that the original edition contained were toned down or cut altogether.
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I think the character of Maureen is looking for doors and passages in those two worlds.
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One-way passages funnel you in a particular direction, pulling you away from the obvious route.
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Many other factors and passages support the state courts' view that overall, the confession was voluntary.
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Melania Trump famously lifted passages of her Republican National Convention speech from one of Michelle Obama's.
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A: Students who've seen reading passages in advance can gain a deeper understanding of the material.
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But that still leaves open the possibility he could have written different passages in different voices.
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Passages from "La Argentina," a tribute to the flamenco star Antonia Mercé, were melancholic, flirtatious, extravagant.
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Zeckendorf, noting that his collaborator, Joan Duncan Oliver, helped flesh out passages and fill in facts.
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She rereads "Tender Is the Night" constantly and is forever calling me to recite passages aloud.
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Atwood was inspired by biblical passages, the Salem witch trials, and American politics in the 1980s.
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I began to ask myself: how could this humanist icon be the author of such passages?
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Some of his best passages of play this season have come with Anthony on the bench.
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Instead, it contained a number of passages lifted from the websites of various climate advocacy organizations.
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In contemplative passages of many songs, like Rachmaninoff's beguiling "Before My Window," she conveyed wonderful intimacy.
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Proselytizers are everywhere, handing out flyers and packs of tissue paper with bible passages on them.
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The subterranean passages joining art and science in the domain of VR are impossible to ignore.
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In these passages, the author shares intertwining histories of World War II and the comics industry.
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The troublesome passages are troubling chiefly to those who want truth and beauty and permanent values.
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As it happens, the moment it captures is one of those passages Balanchine added in 1966.
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Halprin was creating passages of scenery in the same way, creating narrative in his own language.
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Some passages are excruciatingly narrow — as small as 2 feet by 2½ feet, Mr. Reymenants said.
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It will instead host a somber worship service and read passages from the Book of Esther.
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He sent passages of his writings via WhatsApp texts in Farsi to his translator, Omid Tofighian.
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Some passages in the Bible — such as Matthew 25 — urge care for those on the margins.
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Now, Mr. Cook's committee has reworked those passages in an effort to win approval from lawmakers.
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There was no underground passages involved that time though he did flee downwards, into a ravine.
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There was plenty of Mr. Thibaudet's trademark refinement in his playing of lacy, ruminative, lyrical passages.
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But V.A.R. did not intervene on the two passages of play that ultimately decided this match.
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In several memorable passages, Hoganson uncovers dog-whistle racial politics in the pages of agricultural gazettes.
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As Harris crawled through the secret passages, he thought, If my professors could see me now!
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Juan, who was born in El Salvador, writes entirely in Spanish and his passages are untranslated.
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You have a couple single-note passages that you have to play fast, with alternating hands.
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Her matrices also include vegetable peelings and acrylic, which she applied to generate passages resembling brushstrokes.
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Kyndi serves as a tireless digital assistant, identifying the documents and passages that require human judgment.
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Jacques did use the term "midlife crisis" in a paper that predated Passages by 10 years.
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But during reflective passages, searching vocal lines are backed by tremulous harmonies and delicate instrumental flecks.
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The filmmaker sometimes drops in diarylike passages via voice-over, wondering what her footage will yield.
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This restless, fantastical music shifts from bursts of fidgety runs to fleeting passages of searching lyricism.
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Several open volumes appear in the show, with passages keyed to events in the writer's life.
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Neither were secure enough in the virtuosic passages; Mr. Ball was particularly melodramatic in his acting.
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Melania Trump's Republican National Convention speech, which contained passages lifted from a speech by Michelle Obama?
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The dry cabin dries out your nasal passages, which means your taste buds become less perceptive.
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He quickly developed a reputation for both a rich tone and a dexterity with difficult passages.
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Ms. Sánchez was making abstractions with blocky passages of color and interconnected geometric lines and shapes.
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In many cases, these passages took years, longer than the life spans of the individual organisms.
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But for readers who aren't as familiar with the Testaments, the scriptural passages may be overwhelming.
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There are passages, especially the brocaded background and the naughty sperm, that offer hints of transgression.
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The novel has some clunky passages that could easily be overlooked because of the exciting story.
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For example, viruses survive longer and multiply faster in the cooler regions of your nasal passages.
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BuzzFeed News has verified that the passages referenced are included in finished copies of both books.
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"While trying to corroborate certain claims, I noticed that it also contained...plagiarized passages," he tweeted.
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I often find myself reading and rereading passages multiple times in order to uncover her secrets.
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Lovely, allusive passages like that suggest a much better, more subtle adaptation nested inside this one.
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Masks can also help keep the nasal passages moist, which helps keep bacteria from sticking around.
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"I read passages, I read areas, I'll read chapters—I don't have the time," Trump said.
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Whitman then begins the prologue, singing in phrases that shift between stentorian declamations and plaintive passages.
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Yes, he looked like Melville; yes, he could recite long passages of 'Moby-Dick' from memory.
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Tender, ornate violin solos alternate with brash orchestral outbursts full of clanging percussion and conciliatory passages.
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You won't find any Tolkien-esque, pages-long passages describing the flora and fauna (thank God).
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But merely reciting passages from these works doesn't help much; a play is not an audiobook.
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But there are a few particular passages in the book that may have caught Mueller's attention.
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The scope of "Amoris Laetitia" is typical Francis: a broad-ranging blend of biblical passages, meditations on marital love, homespun advice on familial manners, passages bemoaning the frenetic loneliness of modern life and a call for families to come closer to the church, and vice versa.
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After 36 hours of vehemently denying that passages from Melania Trump's Monday night speech were lifted from the 2008 Democratic convention speech of Michelle Obama, the Trump camp is now acknowledging the obvious: Trump speechwriter Meredith McIver says the copied passages were due to a miscommunication.
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Chief among the changes, experts say: longer and harder reading passages and more words in math problems.
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The 10-km Tham Luang complex in Chiang Rai is relatively unexplored and includes narrow, dark passages.
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He told reporters he was resigning from the Justice Department and emphasized passages from his famous report.
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In the plaza, they perform as open passages, but their presence hints at a sense of enclosure.
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"Today we will try to find passages under the water that hopefully will lead to other chambers."
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There has also been evidence that hot vapors from the soup can help clear congested nasal passages.
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Surgical procedures are often needed to remove obstructive tissues in order to clear the major airway passages.
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Democrats in Congress, however, have said they'll fight to win access to any passages that are withheld.
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Below you'll find a few TLDR passages that the SEC's copywriter has almost certainly never typed before.
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Heavy rains that flooded key passages trapped the soccer players and made a difficult search for them.
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During some passages, he went for steely tone and uninhibited power, especially bursts of arm-blurring octaves.
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There are a few moments of melodrama here, and some passages that seem effective rather than inspired.
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As a teacher of literature, Professor Barnet carried around in his head some favorite passages on death.
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Hospitals will give you a small bulb to clear babies nasal passages, but they don't work well.
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The article ran under the byline Edward Clarkin and appeared to use fabricated quotes and plagiarized passages.
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FOR all his rapturous passages of ecstasy and agony, Karl Ove Knausgaard can also make you laugh.
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Viscous, painterly passages occupy large areas of the compositions, with succinct, freely drawn images floating in space.
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There were plenty of other passages of play when Nadal looked to have finally met his match.
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Amazon also knows which books you have browsed or sampled, and what passages you've highlighted in Kindle.
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Layers moved in and out in long meandering passages, with subtle rhythmic sounds trickling beneath it all.
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The speech was heavily autobiographical, lifting passages almost word for word from his 2004 memoir, My Life.
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The Stanford Question Answering Dataset, SQuAD, is composed of a staggering 100,000 questions following brief reading passages.
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The text was from the Acts of the Apostles, passages concerning the priorities of the early church.
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Amidst drilling through Facebook's strategy and progress, he slips in several notable passages revealing his own philosophy.
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Particularly in the long passages about his playing career, there are plenty of tidbits about his personality.
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Some of the book's most compelling passages are lists, sometimes as much as a paragraph in length.
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The active, natural ingredients are aimed at helping to shrink swollen soft tissue that blocks nasal passages.
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In the nine-day speechathon, some lawmakers wore trainers and read out passages from George Orwell's "1950".
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They crammed into holding pens that, like submarine airlocks, acted as passages from one environment to another.
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She suffers from severe dementia, but enjoys when her daughter reads passages of the memoir to her.
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"You can't lift passages," DeSantis said Tuesday during an interview with The Hill on the convention floor.
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Occasionally, "Augustown" does lecture, although these passages become part of the emerging revelation of the narrator's identity.
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"I envy the finality of funerals," Hisham Matar writes in one of his memoir's most moving passages.
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Many of the passages in this gentle film may be universal, but the love here is extraordinary.
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Throughout, Hauser weaves in passages connecting Brown to her contemporaries and the cultural landscape of the 1960s.
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We talked books, then strolled to BookCourt, slid a novel off the shelf and read passages aloud.
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Some other passages slide perilously close to pretentiousness, and much is shrouded in obscurity and frisky quirkiness.
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Drawing Down the Moon crafts a heavy atmosphere, with whispered vocals, ambient passages and pummeling black metal.
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There are passages of great tenderness and understanding for women throughout the whole range of his novels.
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Yet his readings seem sometimes simply willful, finding murmurs of humane meaning in passages with other purposes.
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Jules's self-absorption leads to occasional passages of wearying profundity, when the golden sentences begin to fray.
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There were stretches when subdued passages, for all the beauty of the playing, lost suspense and tension.
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But she does acknowledge that she's uncomfortable with passages in the Bible that seem homophobic or misogynistic.
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In these narrow passages, viewers find six blueprint-like digital diagrams produced collaboratively by the two artists.
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It meant playing a larger variety of instruments on this album and dedicating longer passages to solos.
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Its mirror image, 240A, "Narrow passages for killer whales?" was the first one I took on successfully.
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He found that almost no other works contained the same words in passages of the same length.
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Usually as I read an argument transcript I make marginal check marks and underline a few passages.
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Several of the reading passages were longer than average for a third-grade test, Professor Afflerbach said.
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The Bible contains numerous passages that seem to straightforwardly exhort care for the poor, immigrants, and refugees.
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But there is real dynamism in the passages of graphic storytelling, when illustrations alone advance the plot.
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The passages about her life with Matthias are written in the third person, in lush, descriptive sentences.
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Someone picking up my journal might rightly think it's just a collection of favorite quotes and passages.
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In his lifetime, Joyce made two recordings of passages from his own work in his own voice.
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Joukhadar's pleasure in describing Islamic astronomy and cartography radiates through these passages set far in the past.
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"His satirical passages on academia and its unholy union with capitalism ring only too true," Conley writes.
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Such passages typically upset China, which claims democratic and self-ruled Taiwan as part of Chinese territory.
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Trump sometimes strings these phrases together in whole passages that suggest a certitude that is clearly absent.
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There is no narrative arc to lift long historical passages out of the bog of copious facts.
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He takes advantage of her focused intonation and rhythmic precision to lend even anguished passages structural strength.
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At times, vehement passages in the piano part seem to combat the soprano, rather than reinforcing her.
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" Extended passages rely far too heavily on paraphrase of Viertel's marvelous 1969 memoir, "The Kindness of Strangers.
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The novel's title and some of its most moving passages come from his grandfather's fascination with spaceflight.
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There are other passages in "Walk Through Walls" that will make readers rub their eyes in disbelief.
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We never see her, but only hear her in a few passages as a disembodied, angelic voice.
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The chambers of Anne's heart, like the "passages, staircases and closets" of St. James's Palace, are neglected.
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Lines segue subtly from declamatory stretches, where words dominate, to lyrical passages in which emotions take over.
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On long flights, dehydrated nasal passages can become cracked, inviting germs in for an unwanted play date.
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The Grettenbergers also ordered decals of Quran passages — one reads "Praise be to God" — for Hefzur's room.
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Passages of spoken dialogue in this "Freischütz" have been rewritten and are delivered with salty American slang.
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"I take seriously the issues raised and will review the passages in question," she said on Twitter.
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The passages in question involve facts that should have been perfectly cited in my footnotes and weren't.
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"The Irony of the Negro Policeman," a crazy-quilt jumble of passages in varied techniques, is clownish.
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The supplemental file includes 32 revised passages that contained plagiarism or other citation deficiencies that required correction.
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John Legend, Cher, Snoop Dogg and Cardi B all read from passages of the book as well.
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Those who did agree to join in on the reading picked the passages they recite on camera.
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Here are excerpts (including in some cases translated passages) from reviews from the upbeat to the negative.
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" Kennedy read passages from a 2016 Financial Times article headlined "Ukraine's leaders campaign against 'pro-Putin' Trump.
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They inform how we invoke meaning on the occasions of birth, death, marriage and other life passages.
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We also lumbered across miles of unpaved, potholed passages — precisely what Ms. Chávez had warned me about.
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In hallucinatory passages, the souls of the town's inhabitants release demons that have been hidden within them.
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The main point, however, is to bring you to places where brief passages of interactive fiction await.
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I was among nine people who read passages, including then president Obama, who prerecorded his in Washington.
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By "striking similarities," Slate clarified, it meant the articles had passages that were word-for-word identical.
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Although Trump originally claimed to have written the entire speech herself, a Trump campaign staffer soon took responsibility for the plagiarism, claiming that Trump had sent her passages of Obama's speech as inspiration for her own speech but the staffer failed to change the wording of those passages.
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As expected, people who identified strongly with their political parties had more intense emotions about all these passages: But the better way to predict who would feel angry or enthusiastic about these politically charged passages was how "sorted" people were — how much they were entrenched in their tribe.
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Parts of it are extremely similar to passages from the Diaries (while also citing Kaczynski's manifesto as well).
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A lot of passages from your book with no context sound like a manual for an absolute psychopath.
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At issue is whether Trump is violating the anti-corruption passages in the Constitution called the emoluments clauses.
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If you're reading a book for research, you'll probably want to keep track of critical passages and quotes.
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Then we'd have other passages of songs where we just didn't know where any of it would go.
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Her 1874 biography, for example, is often described as "romanticized," with passages seemingly made up by the author.
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He'll find passages floating through his head in odd moments or catch himself reciting them under his breath.
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Those who have never done it will find it difficult, because there are narrow passages in the cave.
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Because babies' nasal passages are so tiny, any amount of mucous can cause quite a bit of noise.
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Try to identify at least one problem in each of the following passages; answers and explanations are below.
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The fact is, none of the leaked book passages released online show any new information about Clinton's views.
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It included passages that were nearly identical to what the Alliance said, in some cases word for word.
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Did some officials know what the fuller passages were, and were they instructed to leave those details out?
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He has already taken his friends' advice about making biblical passages and inspirational writings available on the site.
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One of the oddest passages in Mr Trump's speech attempted to synthesise nationalism with respect for universal values.
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If you want to go the extra mile, mark interesting passages and write down notes, thoughts and ideas.
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Architects' grandiose vision of "streets in the sky" became dark passages prone to crime and anti-social behaviour.
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But the first burials will take place in late-2017, Shachor said, when the first passages are completed.
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If I were to judge it by notebook, there were a lot of stars next to favorite passages.
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Spain's Ataraxy welded mournful, funereal doom passages to Bolt Thrower-esque tank treads on Where All Hope Fades.
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Her decision comes after CNN reported that several passages in a 2012 book written by Crowley were plagiarized.
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I also felt like the people next to me were maybe reading the sexting passages over my shoulder.
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And all the while, his marvelous, elastic voice is shaping the book's prose into evocative and hallucinatory passages.
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Soon Guzmán's organization was constructing massive passages, hundreds of meters long, equipped with electricity, ventilation, and transport systems.
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The paper also includes passages agreed by all the German parties that will be welcomed by the French.
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But students routinely ignore this and talk about math problems, reading passages, questions and answers in online forums.
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As the film's final passages begin, Steve and Ned head up to survey the ocean in a helicopter.
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There were passages of play in some of those matches when Federer appeared to have found the secret.
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The pages of the small booklet are wrinkled, and it is full of notes, highlights and underlined passages.
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Trump didn't know the inside of a church and was completely ignorant of the most basic biblical passages.
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They fear that three- and four-hour nights, with occasional slow passages, turn off time-pressed modern audiences.
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And the judge instructed prosecutors to file unredacted passages from Mueller's 448-page report that relate to Flynn.
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MONTAUK "On Montauk: A Literary Celebration," various authors reading passages from their essays, stories, poems and more. Aug.
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They're incomplete — the winding passages and narrow staircases that stand in for streets are impossible to document fully.
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The copies appear to show that he set off the quoted passages in block text and included attribution.
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Same as above, but I have done more rereading of poems and passages of poems than of stories.
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The intensity of these passages — the depth of research, the acute sensitivity for declarative moments — is deeply beguiling.
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Reporters and bloggers immediately seized on the similarities, which included a near-identical cover and almost verbatim passages.
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And there are passages of great tenderness and understanding for women throughout the whole range of his novels.
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Ironically, Aurelius' stoic passages were never meant to be published — he wrote them for his own personal clarity.
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Saline or salt water drops or spray are another option to moisten the nasal passages and thin mucus.
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Divers navigated flooded passages, with some openings as small as 63 feet wide, to rescue the soccer team.
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The larger ones are easier and easier to find in our telescopes on previous passages by the earth.
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Passages, a two-day program of performance, film, and music, will explore the home's architectural and cultural significance.
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Some posts were Bible passages referencing Sodom and Gomorrah; others were focused on the threat from radical Islam.
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He had highlighted passages in Mark Lewisohn's most recent work, "Tune In," that he thought were factually incorrect.
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Highlighted is a new occasional series in which illustrators depict their favorite passages from their most beloved books.
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My conversation with him is worth reading on its own, but a couple of passages are worth revisiting.
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There are passages that look like Chinese art and Japanese prints, with white sea foam and swirling waves.
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On several other occasions, the main characters vanish, yielding their place to long expository passages of American history.
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The passages in which the president rambles on are not materially different from a hundred other Trump impersonations.
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There are hints of Donizetti and Verdi in Erkel's score, passages of plaintive harmonic writing, and hymnlike choruses.
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The net effect was like listening to a toddler recite passages from The Bell Jar: mesmerizing and depressing.
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Mr. Trifonov may not have caught the echoes of bebop in passages where piano lines dart around nervously.
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Anyone acquainted with Justice Ginsburg's body of work would have found many familiar passages in her majority opinion.
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Northern evangelicals argued that slavery was against God's will, while Southerners cited biblical passages to prove the opposite.
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In reimagining the extraordinary lives of her mother and grandparents, Craig produces some passages of exquisitely precise description.
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There's higher contrast; the clouds hang a bit lower; and even the joyful passages feel rougher, more affecting.
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The passages on war here are vague, a litany of violence and despair presented without context or explanation.
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The most arresting passages of writing and thinking arrive less often in letters-from than in letters-to.
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Knowth may be the most elaborate and historically well-used assembly of tombs — 18 in all — and passages.
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So if you take these passages as meaning that Jesus literally rose from the dead, why the fuzziness?
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Most of Buber's German readers would be quite incapable of saying what any number of passages probably mean.
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Here are several passages from the interview, and analysis on what they show about how Mr. Trump thinks.
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Do I defend the Muslim community and ignore the passages in the Quran calling the devout to jihad?
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Doctors can inject liquid containing these surfactants directly into the air passages of the lung to improve breathing.
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He composed "Spy of the First Person" in his last months, sometimes dictating passages to family and friends.
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This behavior largely involved singling Mr. Siberski out, and making him repeat passages in front of the orchestra.
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Austen-Leigh's "Memoir" has been well studied, with the hiding-her-writing story among its most famous passages.
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But Monteverdi shows uncanny skill at writing extended vocal passages that shift seamlessly between recitative, arioso and aria.
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Divers navigated flooded passages, with some openings as small as 3 feet wide, to rescue the soccer team.
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Some passages hint of avant-garde jazz, like an audacious Cecil Taylor improvisation, but with flintier modernist madness.
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One of the passages that got him into trouble was on the unintended consequences of rising women's wages.
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As compelling as Artemis's engineering passages are, they are not memorable enough to overcome the staleness everywhere else.
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After the subjects read one of these passages, Mason asked them how much anger or enthusiasm they felt.
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I teared up reading Sieff's story the first time, and again rereading those passages to quote them here.
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A lot of people came out, and dropped sticky notes by the DJ booth—inspiring messages, bible passages.
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I must have interrupted Melinda a dozen times to read to her passages that made me laugh out loud.
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What are the odds that the appearance of identical passages two political speeches eight years apart are entirely coincidental?
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Different areas are more connected than ever, with plenty of passages to crawl through and vines to clamber up.
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"The Trial" intercuts passages from the resulting propaganda film with shots of crowds demanding the death of the culprits.
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Queen Bey interlaced her album with passages of poetry from Warsan Shire, a former Young Poet Laureate of London.
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"He's proud of his book and he read some passages to the girls," Vivid Cabaret NYC girl Kimmie said.
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To get the team out, experts had to guide them, diving through the cave's dark, tight and twisting passages.
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The irregularly shaped stone contained fragments of passages written in three different scripts: Greek, Egyptian hieroglyphics and Egyptian demotic.
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The new building will be linked by underground passages to adjacent blocks, according to the plans seen by Reuters.
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These passages assert that human diversity and mutual esteem between nations, communities and genders are part of God's plan.
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Mr. Rawlence's passages about Kenyan corruption fill the nostrils with a smell so rank that you can hardly breathe.
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As we've noted often, such passages are an unnecessary burden for hurried readers, and often lead to grammatical trouble.
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I placed the Spanish sonnets and spiritual passages from Persian love gurus into the box like a Jenga tower.
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In 2007, Republican voters were sent fake Mitt Romney Christmas cards featuring controversial passages from the Book of Mormon.
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Members of the group read relevant passages from the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Book of Mormon.
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By the time I returned with coffee, Drollinger had identified some Bible passages to guide him through the trip.
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Clapper's draft statement contains several notable passages that were omitted from the final version publicly released on ODNI's website.
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Their hands play tag up and down the keys, moving in and out of sync, finishing each other's passages.
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She has exactly what June is rushing toward in the episode's closing passages — but she hasn't escaped Gilead either.
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He explains how each of the major works was conceived and written and analyses key passages bar by bar.
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His most intriguing passages come when telling the stories of ordinary people caught up in this vicious ethno-nationalism.
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Harder, who is now representing Soto, listed nine allegedly "false and defamatory" passages from Deadspin's coverage of the lawsuit.
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Reena Saini Kallat's Porous Passages continues at Nature Morte (A-1 Neeti Bagh, New Delhi, India) through January 9.
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The African men and women who traverse the coast have endured the waterways as passages to an unholy hell.
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One venerable shortcut, dating at least to David Garrick in the 18th century, has been to ditch tricky passages.
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"Steroid nose sprays work to decrease inflammation in the nasal passages to relieve congestion and runny nose," Peters says.
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The animals transcribed passages from the New York Times and Hamlet at a rate of 12 words per minute.
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Like the Bible, some passages of the Quran implicitly condone slavery, which was widespread when the holy book emerged.
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It contains lurid passages about sex and drugs and guns and death, though it lacks characters or a plot.
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The band itself cracked into one glorious track after another, fluidly blending material off Charnal Passages with older tunes.
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ISIS has controlled Raqqa for more than three years, building a network of tunnels, secret passages, and fortified positions.
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Take a look at these definitely real passages for proof: Thanks for reading Mashable Humor: original comedy every day.
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TC: The guide has a few passages on the role of PR as part of a D&I strategy.
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First, a Trump employee admitted to plagiarizing passages of Melania Trump's convention speech – from Michelle Obama's 2008 convention speech.
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The sounds don't take recognizable shape or form—the wheezing synth passages and abstract synthetics are alien and amorphous.
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There's a slipperiness to tracks like "озеро," which revolves around a few overlapping but never really intersecting, synthesizer passages.
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By restricting his air passages, Parmitano almost drowned before he had time to return to the station's air lock.
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I'd like to conclude these remarks by reading you two short passages from the blog of a teenage girl.
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The questions and answers include 20143 reading passages – each with about a dozen questions – and about 160 math problems.
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The less room in those passages for air to get through, the harder it is for you to breathe.
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Notice that "sex" is mentioned in both passages as an illicit basis of discriminatory treatment, but "gender" is not.
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Ms. Vogel's script is not entirely free of necessary but still blunt expositional passages, or the occasional polemical touch.
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According to the letter sent by the senators, Tribute plagiarized passages from two other companies — Affordable Courier Solutions Inc.
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Commend strong passages, point out inconsistencies, transparencies characteristic of an undergrad first draft, which, after all, the story is.
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In the past quarter-century, officials have discovered about 180 cleverly disguised illicit passages under the US-Mexico border.
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A few passages are so obviously indebted to famous Romantic concertos that one suspects Price of putting us on.
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I have combed through the Bible and there are many passages which I believe speak about Ed Sheeran directly.
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Her physicality comes through in rare passages devoted to the things she carried, two of which get an ode.
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Strangely enough, the translation from words to movement has made tricky passages easier to swallow, particularly the magical ending.
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When the government cites these passages in this way, they are aligning themselves with the Romans, not the Christians.
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Mr. Trpceski was everywhere fluent, muscular and athletic in double-octave passages, light and humorous in more pointed moments.
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Some of the early passages take place in South Vietnam, which is about to fall to the North Vietnamese.
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To get the boys out, experts had to guide them, diving through the cave's dark, tight and twisting passages.
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A maze of underground passages connects the site to far-flung subway lines, but there are not free transfers.
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It's melodies are abstract, passages fit together in ways that don't entirely make sense, it just feels deliciously wrong.
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While the machine was analyzing her brain activity, Griffiths' team played Sylvia various passages from a familiar Bach concerto.
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The boy can get his little hands on items like the spear, crawl through small passages, and manipulate switches.
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The balance — even in thickly orchestrated passages — still has a punchy vibrancy worthy of a surround-sound theater mix.
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And he brought out the dancing lilt of passages that reveal a young Wagner still influenced by Italian styles.
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Only then, he said, was he shown book passages in which Mr. Matzneff wrote about having sex with boys.
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The rescuers were swimming through underwater passages, then surfacing and walking to the next flooded section and diving again.
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Next to the Bibles, filled with passages he had memorized, Mr. Vassell had assembled two rows of toy cars.
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Written between January 1, 1967 and December 30, 1968, "Note's" five passages cover nearly two years of Rosselli's life.
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The striking intimacy of such passages differentiates the Notebooks from the epic, sometimes impersonal touch of Kiefer's visual output.
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The Dutch National Opera chorus, which sang with unfortunate imprecision all night, may still be settling into these passages.
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Many passages in the 35-page report were blacked out, which city officials said was done for security reasons.
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Vasari, on the other hand, had studied Latin in his youth and could recite passages of Virgil from memory.
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Taibbi has since posted two apologies on Facebook, saying that such passages in the book were intended as satire.
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The final letter sent by Westlands to Mr. Valadao contained several passages identical to those drafted by Mr. Bernhardt.
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Her distinctive sound — full-bodied and sumptuous but never forced — ideally suited the passages of melting lyricism and nobility.
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I have, and I may quote passages when it makes sense, but I'll never spoil any coming plot points.
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Reading over the passages of his father's abuse, I wondered how I could tell Rush I loved his father.
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Students in the northeastern state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern were tested on similar passages, but apparently did not complain publicly.
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He read some passages to a friend who had taken a similar trip around the same time as Hansen.
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On the other hand, many New Testament passages seem — and not metaphorically — to promise the eventual salvation of everyone.
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In the scherzo, the performance shifted deftly, from stretches of somber, driving intensity to passages of lightness and grace.
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He read it four times in a row and taped passages to his dorm room wall, over his bed.
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Various passages suggest distant rituals, or the bells of unseen ships, or misty apparitions: the sound of watchful waiting.
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Later, they read passages from a memoir in which she recalls her unhappy, wealthy childhood and her subsequent career.
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This stiff, Band-Aid-like adhesive strip pulls the sides of your nose to open up your nasal passages.
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Her book reflects its author's upbringing, and often cites biblical passages to explain why Westboro's members were so persuadable.
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Some passages could be read as a mission statement for the chief justice's plans for the impeachment trial itself.
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Here is one of Ullman's more startling passages, talking about a guy she dated: His lovemaking was tantric, algorithmic.
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When I teach Hass, I always ask my students what they think of these fill-in-the-blanks passages.
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Though some songs course with intensity and break into frenetic passages, the music over all has a contemplative quality.
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The following descriptions of passages are paraphrases of each book's plot, written by Richardson, not quotations from the text.
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They discovered they were reading the same book, "Into the Wild" by Jon Krakauer, and began sharing favorite passages.
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And if the song of the block is a symphony of complaint, there are bright passages amid the squawking.
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Yet, the lines keep slipping into fractured, volatile passages where not just words, but single syllables are obsessively repeated.
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In 2004, the Yale historian David Blight edited "Passages to Freedom," an anthology of essays on the Underground Railroad.
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It involves children who go missing in other dimensions, nighttime searches, underground passages and an elaborate hand-drawn map.
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But cash could buy cheap land in the forest along the Mexican border, with its hundreds of unguarded passages.
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David Richardson said in a joint statement from which each read consecutive passages during a conference call with reporters.
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He's considering doing a book in which poems, like pages of the Talmud, are surrounded by passages of interpretation.
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This was a thoroughly modern battle, though, as some of the most jarring passages of Verini's book make clear.
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It has cross-passages every 450 feet so that, in a fire, people can escape through the other tunnel.
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The right-wing outlet TruthRevolt aggregated Williamson's claims with the full passages from Dunham's memoir, and the story exploded.
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The islands themselves channel ships into the gaps between them, and those constrained passages are great for naval mines.
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While scholars may disagree about the historical context of, say, certain passages in the book of Isaiah, most creditable Biblical scholars agree with the fact that the Bible does have contradictions, both internal (between different books and passages of the Bible) and external (plenty of archaeological evidence refutes individual Old Testament claims).
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But some critics quickly found passages borrowed from Michelle Obama's speech at the same point in the 2008 Democratic convention.
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Rooms give into each other, and one is led down the passages and up the stairs by improvised good sense.
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Her ensuing outpouring of shame and embarrassment and self-recrimination is one of the most passionate passages in the book.
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Perhaps a part of me felt subversive pairing provocative images with entirely unsexy passages recounting hospital admissions and calcium tablets.
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Safe passages for the animals between those larger conservation environments are also a necessity across the length of South America.
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But in all of the movie's truly indelible passages, cooking is just a symbol for any creative endeavor — say, filmmaking.
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The researchers' findings, which they unveiled at a November 2018 conference in Berlin, echoed key passages of the Mwenge report.
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Mr. Ambrose was found to have lifted, without using quotation marks, passages from another book, though he had footnoted them.
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Prokofiev's "Sarcasms" is also accurately titled: its five pieces abound in bitingly comic passages, pounding chords and perpetual-motion craziness.
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The first part of the 2.5-mile journey required wading and diving through the flooded passages, according to ABC Australia.
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It's just that it can only understand emotion through long, analytical passages, preferably rendered through the metaphor of chamber music.
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The trick is to let the writing wash over you, rather than fighting it, and even to skip certain passages.
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During somber passages of the slow movement, the dusky lower strings had the character of a Russian Orthodox male choir.
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And this performance had metallic bite in its passages of industrial-strength mechanical motion: This was truly piano as percussion.
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"But in your nose, these organisms can stay alive in nasal passages and cause potentially serious infections," the FDA wrote.
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There is a tension between solidity and disintegration, between the boldly colored passages of impasto and the noticeably perforated field.
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It had a 52-question reading section with five text passages – including the Chavez letter and the plate tectonics essay.
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And, after all that death and failed international passages and lost teeth, a cure emerged: vitamin C. Literally, a lemon.
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"Doing so will help prime the nasal passages and make the inflammation from the allergens easier to treat," she says.
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Other passages just sound weird, the result of too much randomization from the computer program used to create the song.
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Those hours and years of slog and ingenuity—all to produce a few small passages of lifelike, nearly impossible grace.
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Long passages in the book see Abramović lamenting lost love, then going back for even more abuse, then lamenting again.
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The matter was eventually settled out of court, with later editions of the book edited of a few choice passages.
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" Clinton got it right Saturday when she mentioned, "First Corinthians, 13, which happens to be one of my favorite passages.
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The story noted multiple similarities between the pieces, including passages where full sentences and phrases of Trump's piece mirror Carson's.
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The reactions were even more priceless, with RNC strategist Sean Spicer evoking passages from My Little Pony as a defense.
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The rest of the afternoon I sat at my desk with a pile of fourth grade test-prep reading passages.
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You'd never mistake it for the genuine article, but there were passages (no longer than 20 seconds) that sounded familiar.
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I'd go downstairs and listening to what he was doing and he'd come upstairs and I'd read passages to him.
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And as with almost every great, labyrinthine literary stucture, there are dark sections as well as passages full of light.
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But with its generically Modernist passages and emotive stretches in a Neo-Romantic vein, it lacked a clear musical voice.
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The photographs are placed next to the passages that correspond with them, giving a sense of the tight collaborative process.
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Harry would tell me in our conversation that he had removed the Kanye passages, but he didn't explicitly say why.
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Their several layers include pockets that were filled with rice husks for thermal insulation or left vacant as air passages.
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Passages evolve in aimless-sounding sequences; twisting lines overlap continually as the piece unfolds almost in a stream of consciousness.
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In the revisionist view, Toscanini rushed through passages that other conductors would turn into contemplation or mystery or sheer loveliness.
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The Rabbit books are seared in my mind, and to this day I can invoke passages and scenes from memory.
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You probably won't feel any different, but watch out, because it's harder for mucus to pass through those collapsed passages.
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Elsewhere, he absorbs a painting in a London gallery, retracing the passages in one of Urbain's copies of a masterwork.
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" Admire the matter-of-factness with which Kwon, in both of these passages, invokes the phrase "the girl I loved.
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As in the operas, though, the most potent passages are those in which ceremony falls away to reveal raw emotion.
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To get the team out, experts have had to guide them, diving through the cave's dark, tight and twisting passages.
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In this tribute to ballet, Ms. Kunikova has included allusions to classics and also incorporated passages from lesser-known works.
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The most controversial passages in the book struck me as utterly mainstream with respect to the science at this point.
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A new volume of Donald Judd's art criticism contains previously published essays, rejected ones, and choice passages from his notebooks.
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The route out features narrow, flooded passages that would require the boys to dive alone, with guidance from Navy SEALS.
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Getting up a rugged mountain peak via glaciers and couloirs could well mean dealing with passages of steep, uninterrupted ice.
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The scenery of middle sister's life comes shining out of these serpentine passages like a mountain range through the fog.
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In what ways have you marked the critical passages — beyond that of partnership or parenting — in your own adult lives?
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The poignancy of these passages mirrors that of later scenes in which Francis gradually finds community in a neighborhood barbershop.
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Mr. Trifonov was manically exciting in dispatching the piano part's spiraling passages and glissandos, its pummeling chords and jerky rhythms.
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But it does spotlight percussionists, which puts it in a stylistic neighborhood adjacent to some of Revueltas's higher-octane passages.
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Its premiere recording, released this week by Mode Records, shows that Mr. Wolff can still fashion passages of disarming beauty.
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Moghadam commented that several passages in the manifesto were "beautiful," and made dismissive remarks about women mentioned in the manifesto.
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For the rest of that deployment, Nellis had trouble breathing and felt that her lungs and nasal passages were obstructed.
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Yet passages evoking forest murmurs and insects were suggested by flecks of percussion, plucked guitar and gently reedy flute sounds.
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Paint handling is delicate, washy and transparent, laid alongside bold, opaque impasto passages fabricated from substances new to fine art.
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Perhaps the trickiest of these passages came during a psilocybin trip when I experienced the complete dissolution of my ego.
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Gender is and isn't an issue: There are male sections, female sections, but also passages when women support men, exuberantly.
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In each case, the researchers asked participants about their mood before and after reading the passages or watching the clips.
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Of course, given the vocal demands, Mr. Schager had his share of bellowed outbursts, gravelly low passages and raw sound.
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The shareholder lawsuit was filed in January in California Superior Court with redactions in the passages referring to board discussions.
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Humans naturally do most of their breathing through their nasal passages, which serve to heat, humidify and filter the air.
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He has said he does not have time to read books ("I read passages, I read areas, I read chapters").
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It's seldom that ballet attracts a director of Mr. Lepage's status; the great passages of this production are all his.
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" Hours later, she said on Twitter that she took the accusations "seriously" and planned to "review the passages in question.
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A further two basement levels offer an underground warren of small service passages, former staff recreation rooms and archive stores.
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White House Chief of Staff John Kelly and Secretary of Defense James Mattis have denied parts of the released passages.
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Alas, this is one of many passages in the book that seem to take Silicon Valley's self-mythology as gospel.
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From there, we used a collaborative inquiry method, which we call the dimension protocol, to have students discuss their passages.
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Three of its four passages have been decoded (the first was solved by a team from the National Security Agency).
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Passages from the 1954 book "The Wonderful Writing Machine," by Bruce Bliven Jr., look back on Typewriter Row's glory days.
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He said he found multiple "plagiarized passages" in the book, which is about Vice, the NYT and other news outlets.
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Along with layers, down and stoicism, plenty of Midwestern cities rely on these sorts of passages as answers to winter.
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The teen's lungs revealed signs of damage to tiny air passages called bronchioles, something the doctors believe indicate chemical damage.
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"All future printings of 'The Wisdom of Sundays' have had Simmons' passages removed," a spokesperson for Flatiron Books told CNN.
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HarperCollins, Ms. Crowley's publisher, said it would withdraw the digital edition of her book until she revised the copied passages.
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She saw how Sam Cooke had crossed over into R. & B. as if it were the most natural of passages.
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If Barr redacts that evidence from the Mueller report, he will zip out some of the report's most important passages.
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Some of the book's most shocking passages: Staffers swiping and hiding papers from Trump's desk so he wouldn't sign them.
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While Grisham did not directly address specific passages, she did deny the first lady was unhappy about her husband's victory.
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A speechwriter working for Donald Trump's company later assumes responsibility for the similarities in the passages in the two speeches.
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Yet during impassioned passages Ms. Barton's smoldering singing made clear that this outwardly meek character is a bundle of yearning.
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Highlight wording that would need to change to publish this article in a respected newspaper today and revise those passages.
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Some of the high jinks may have slightly pushed her voice, causing her pitch to slip during some softer passages.
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In the fugal passages, where the specter of Bach flickers through, he showed a patient eye for the overarching structure.
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They're blacking out passages involving secret grand jury testimony, classified information, material related to continuing investigations and other sensitive information.
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They said the family was deeply religious, homeschooling the children and requiring them to memorize long passages from the Bible.
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The two passages had way too many phrases, in exactly the same order, for the similarities to be a coincidence.
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Often, as he seemed to be following spontaneous impulses, his backup singers and horn section wafted in for precise ensemble passages.
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It was discovered that passages of her speech had been lifted from Michelle Obama's address at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.
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Yet this failing (to the extent that it is one; such passages were always enjoyable) is a testament to Faragher's research.
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The video above shows, step by step, how you can memorize even very long passages like the one from Moby Dick.
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Heavy rains that flooded key passages are believed to have trapped the soccer players and have thwarted the search for them.
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Meredith McIver says the almost word-for-word lifting happened after Melania gave her passages, over the phone, from Michelle's speech.
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He posted videos of the sub being tested in a swimming pool in California with simulated narrow passages like the cave.
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After months of sneaking out through these passages, finding my escape route—and avoiding the scorpion nests—had become second nature.
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The floors of the passages changed now from stone to tile to packed earth, a sure sign that we were close.
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Eugenie selected one of the book's most famous passages for her sister's reading, which describes the title character, Jay Gatsby's smile.
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The younger Stoker will guide guests through the estate, which is full of dimly lit hallways, secret passages and spooky staircases.
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HeartMate 3 has wider blood passages and its rotor is suspended by magnetic forces to prevent damage to red blood cells.
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As I reread HJNTIY last month, I kept stopping to highlight, and to read resonant passages out loud to my girlfriend.
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I read twice the passages about their fasting, their corporal austerity, the devotion to these saints that lasts to this day.
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Ahead, find humidifiers at a variety of price points that can help prevent the wrath of dry nasal passages this winter.
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Hidden passages serve as puzzles and various ghouls act as gatekeepers, determining if the player has learned enough skills to progress.
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What the rest contains—yawning chambers only open on special occasions, dark rooms, hidden passages—is the source of endless speculation.
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He later joins Elizabeth DeMent in "The Art of Dancing," which brings dance-focused passages to life from Samuel Pepys's diaries.
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Inmates with Christian tattoos—that is, those inked with images or passages from scripture—do seem to be slightly more virtuous.
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He also confirmed the passages in his books that describe the support he received from powerful individuals, and provided fresh details.
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Dancers moved the orange geometric shapes around, danced with them and sometimes — in the show's silliest passages — talked quietly to them.
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Thiel sparked more recent controversy after the surfacing of decades-old book passages in which he appeared to downplay rape accusations.
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" Less successful are the many passages in which Tennant-Moore breaks the cardinal "show, don't tell" rule: "What I have now . . .
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The film, written by and starring Raquel Bitton, features performances of some of Piaf's most famous songs, interspersed with biographical passages.
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One of the most impactful passages is a young Sudanese refugee slowly, solemnly recounting his escape from the war in Darfur.
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That being said, there is a slight chance that TBC would not be forced to include more shafts or emergency passages.
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Hillary Clinton told the gathering that she reads Scripture daily, so the evangelical pastor asked what passages, in particular, interested her.
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Jonathan Franzen recalls passages in the books that made him cry, and talks about feeling grief upon finishing the Neapolitan Novels.
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The ACLU said both LGBTQ students and straight students have been forced to recite Bible passages as punishment in the school.
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In total, Mr. Guzmán's organization is estimated to have burrowed more than 90 such passages between Mexico and the United States.
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Like Hendrix, he employs an unconventional and fearsome array of techniques as dreamlike passages give way to blazing and virtuosic solos.
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He cited passages where Almena said he and his family are also victims because of the notoriety the case has received.
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And for a little while he prayed for me and shared his testimony along with several encouraging passages from the Bible.
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"The intention is coordination between the monetary and fiscal authorities," Godongwana said with respect to the relevant passages in the manifesto.
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You could listen to the same song over and over again and still experience the same joy at your favourite passages.
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Part of Wolff's lengthy index entry for Bannon: Some reporters and officials are calling the book sloppy, and challenging specific passages.
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In terms of sexual content in religious texts, my school usually skipped those passages or used euphemisms we would take literally.
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Quoting passages from the Koran, the judges said that the change might mean more girls having sex and children outside marriage.
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But the upshot of these passages seems to be that people with cancer or AIDS can will themselves back to health.
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His comments refer to passages in Clinton's new book, "What Happened," which lobbed some heavy criticism at her former Democratic challenger.
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The duo offered Kreisler's version of Viotti's Concerto No. 22 in A minor, its virtuoso passages deftly rendered by both musicians.
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The rich sound he drew from his violin had lovely bloom during sustained passages and lean, silvery colorings during fleet ones.
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At the same time, her works rarely fail to delight with surprising colors, lush paint passages, inventive textures and telling details.
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A: Schools are able to provide those students with reading passages, test questions and answers that may appear on upcoming tests.
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In other biblical passages, evil is seen as a punishment for the sins of Israel, both as a nation and individuals.
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"Turner's Modern and Ancient Ports: Passages Through Time," in spring 2017, will feature about 35 works from the 1800s, mostly loans.
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They tote all they own in inelegant bags and pass the hours in cavernous passages between track gates or bus bays.
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Dolores opened the episode by heading down the rabbit hole with Bernie, reading some relevant passages from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
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Williams plays frequently with syntax, creating long, winding, sometimes difficult passages that bring to mind James Joyce and late Henry James.
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We identified the passages that sounded the most alike: TRUMP: Tonight we close one chapter in history and we begin another.
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" In passages that seem more fluent than those which have come before, Ethan acknowledges the matricide, and describes it as "exhilarating.
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Bazille obviously found the negotiation of depth and frontality taxing, rendering three-dimensional forms in minimally shaded passages of bold color.
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