The late Dooly County Sheriff Van Peavy called Pate to say, "I don't know if it's our baby, but I gotta go see," Pate recalled.
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There is another edible option — PATE — but the English meaning of PATE (the top of the head) did not offer any common or reasonable phrases.
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Stay and have country pate for dinner and a cocktail.
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Divide the cilantro and pickled vegetables on top of the pate.
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It's already a glitzy cocktail joint with velvet couches and pate.
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William Pate is president and CEO of Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau.
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"Other candidates can't get in the gutter with him," Pate said.
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A CBS reporter interviewed Pate on the air after the parade.
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Bloomberg Businessweek just featured the bald pate of Lloyd Blankfein, the C.E.O. of Goldman Sachs, above the bald pate of his presumed successor, David Solomon — the point being that no one could really tell the difference.
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"The 4th Circuit (Court) basically invited Congress to do that," Pate said.
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Pate remembers that he was wearing red jeans when he was found.
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DeJear will face off with incumbent Republican Paul Pate, who ran unopposed.
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Pate did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Reuters.
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The wearer is clearly averse to exposed bald patches of the pate.
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He is a son of Patricia K. Pate of Bridge City, Tex.
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Veronica Pate is photographed near where ShyShy was last seen in Unadilla, Georgia.
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Here's the deal ... Ben Davis H.S. senior, William Pate, got his U.S. Govt.
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Make the chicken liver pate: Clean livers by trimming off any white glands.
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Smear 2 tablespoons of chicken liver pate on the bottom of each bun.
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She made blood pancakes, fried reindeer heart, fried liver, liver pate, blood sausages.
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"That's what cued me," says Jim Pate, Heidi's husband since they were teenagers.
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"It's disappointing to see you spread this #FakeNews," Pate tweeted, referring to Hannity.
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Watch Matty Matheson make this Vietnamese classic—homemade pate included—on IT'S SUPPERTIME!
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Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate is named as a defendant in the suit.
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"I really don't think that [the vaccine] is linked to autism," Dr. Pate says.
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Pate said Husky is in daily contact with communities and would cover unspecified costs.
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Pate explained what had happened to her family, she said, and the woman understood.
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Top the pate with the melted butter and refrigerate until ready to use. 4.
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The golden hair is gone now, leaving a gleaming pate edged in gray stubble.
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Minnesota has a "reinsurance-type" waiver application pending, said CMS Deputy Administrator Randy Pate.
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Pate thinks major changes need to made to how mental health issues are handled.
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Iowa's GOP Secretary of State Paul Pate slammed Cruz over the mailer, according to Politico.
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" Pate said it "misrepresents the role of my office, and worse, misrepresents Iowa election law.
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"Hate is not a policy," Pate, who has donated to the presidential campaign of Sen.
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Pate survived as a quadriplegic for two years before dying from his injuries in 2012.
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Before you can ever get a hit, you've got to step up to the pate.
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"—Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate (@IowaSOS) February 3, 2020In a separate statement, Pate said: "My office has told this organization, and others who have made similar claims, that their data regarding Iowa is deeply flawed and their false claims erode voter confidence in elections.
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Page Pate, a criminal defense attorney, agreed the ban has a chance of passing on appeal.
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Page Pate: A big win for the states This is a big win for the states.
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It tasted powerfully salty and meaty, with a texture like filling a shrimp shell with pate.
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"I think it's huge, but I don't think it's a surprise," Pate said of the decision.
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Pate is being held in the Lenoir County jail with a $50,000 bond, jail records show.
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The man who says he was behind the skywriting is Stan Pate, 57, from Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
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Pate, distressed, told the sheriff to wait until the next morning to give her the news.
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Veronica Pate outside the home where she and ShyShy lived when ShyShy went missing in 1998.
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Pate broke down and grabbed him by the shoulders when he eventually came out, shaking him.
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But sometimes Pate is asked to explain to other parents of missing children how she manages.
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Page Pate, a CNN legal analyst, is a criminal defense and constitutional lawyer based in Atlanta.
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The amuse-bouche, a pate made out of sea lamprey with raw rhubarb, was quite tasty.
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"Iowa vigorously protects its first-in-the-nation status," said Iowa secretary of state Paul Pate.
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Pate pointed to school board election results that showed a 2900 percent increase in voter turnout.
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In France, many farmers have a seaming machine on their own farm to make pate themselves.
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Place the pate a choux into a piping bag fitted with a medium open star tip.
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Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate called the lawsuit "baseless and politically motivated" in a statement.
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Page Pate: Manafort's guilty, but his fate is far from certain The verdict was no surprise.
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"This opinion is binding in all the states in the 4th Circuit," constitutional lawyer Page Pate said.
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What happens next Grimm's case will go back down to the district court for reconsideration, Pate said.
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On Mr Norris's cue, he became the thane, hand clutched to his pate in anguish, eyes aglow.
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The Pate family has felt the attention swell and dwindle (and mostly dwindle) for nearly two decades.
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But neither the Rilya Alert nor the nationwide AMBER Alert system existed when ShyShy Pate went missing.
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Pate struggles every September on the anniversary of her daughter's disappearance and every October on ShyShy's birthday.
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"Juries don't like to convict celebrities unless there is overwhelming evidence that they are guilty," Pate wrote.
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"Being first is good for the state and we believe it's good for the country," Pate added.
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"I had my full head of hair," he said, laughing and looking skyward toward his thinning pate.
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This week, Atelier Vime unveils its new showroom and a collaboration with the American artist Wayne Pate.
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Five of the participants -- JaQuon Ohara, Damonte' Steele, Cameron Allison, Davonta Pate and Raphael Williams -- are black.
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"It's not Iowa's job to pick the president," said Paul D. Pate, the Iowa secretary of State.
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Spread on bruschetta, it has a salty and smoky flavour, and a creamy texture, like a pate.
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With her partly shaved pate and theatrical eye shadow, Bolivia's most prominent feminist stands out in a crowd.
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As for Frank Pate, Elberger says, "It's not an uncommon practice for jailhouse lawyers to assist" fellow inmates.
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In Iowa, Secretary of State Paul Pate (R) said he takes assaults on the integrity of elections personally.
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Very soon thereafter, the tablet has a 3D image of your face and pate in its Uraniom software.
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Sold whole or as a pate, it is considered a gourmet food in both Western and Asian cuisine.
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Rather than go to trial, Heidi and Jim Pate went to mediation with Dr Threlkel and eventually settled.
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"It's a thorny issue" that may be challenged in court as more states enact these laws, Pate said.
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In Tuesday's voice mail, Pate said the cracking on the north end of the span should be repaired.
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The United Nations has said that segregating a prisoner for more than 15 days is torture, Pate said.
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Charged in the alleged crimes were Hallie Lauren Pate, 17, of Kingston, and Jordan Alexis Ruiz, 18, of Albertson.
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"It's going to take a lot of hard work, but that is what Detroit is all about," said Pate.
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Pictured in his stead, with trademark bald pate and spectacles, is Michel Foucault, a French philosopher and literary theorist.
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From left: Rotando Freeman (ShyShy's aunt), Veronica Pate (ShyShy's mother), Regina Manning (ShyShy's godmother), and Dorothy Blackshear (ShyShy's aunt).
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But CNN legal analyst Page Pate acknowledges this is new territory for many states' laws concerning privacy and recording.
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As in the Heidi Pate case, the trial court dismissed their claims because Donna was not Pack's direct patient.
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At both the meeting and in his message, Mr. Pate said the cracking did not present any safety issues.
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"One of the appealing things about Atelier Vime is that they live and breathe what they do," Pate says.
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When the novel begins, Ayaana is a young girl living on Pate, an island off the coast of Kenya.
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My vegetarian partner happily made a meal out of small plates — of which the mushroom pate was a standout.
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Dr. Pate, a former World Bank health specialist, is a visiting scholar at Harvard's Chan School of Public Health.
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As Pate pointed out, Iowa even has a voter ID law that restricts who can go to the polls.
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"You'd always love to play once you've smelled the roses and heard the roar of the crowd," Pate said.
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We picked a seafood soup, a plate of fried camembert, smoked goose, ewe filet, goose pate, and freshly baked bread.
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When new leads have come in over the years, Pate hasn't wanted to hear about them until they're chased down.
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Season with salt and, using a rubber spatula and a fine mesh strainer set over a bowl, strain the pate.
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"Outer Banks" is a YA series set in North Carolina, and cocreated by Jonas and Josh Pate and Shannon Burke.
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Iowa: "Iowa's elections system was successful in blocking attempted outside intrusions," Secretary of State Paul Pate said in a statement.
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Pork pate is infused with leeks, parsley, and black pepper; rabbit salame is cured with orange, cumin, and white wine.
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On "Saturday Night Live," Fred Armisen, in Mr. Wolff's thick glasses and bald pate, dismissed questions about the book's accuracy.
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"We've taken a look at it and, uh, obviously some repairs or whatever will have to be done," Pate said.
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"The most successful kanban convey the identity of the shop, its contents, and the prosperity of the merchant," Pate said.
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"I didn't even know what DACA was before I came here, my whole family's white," Nicole Pate, 19, told BuzzFeed News.
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"We're in this cyclical mess, so we are trying to stop that cycle and provide the financing to buyers," said Pate.
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The timing of the Cosby's media exposure appears intentional, said Page Pate, a CNN legal analyst and a criminal defense attorney.
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" Campaigns lower expectations in Iowa, brace for Trump win Pate continued, "Additionally, the Iowa Secretary of State's Office never 'grades' voters.
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As much as I agree with Pate on most issues, I disagreed with his call for Cosby to take the stand.
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"Iowa serves as a magnifying glass for the country to get to see the candidates' attributes, warts and all," Pate said.
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R. Carter Pate is chairman of the board of Bioscrip and the former U.S. Managing Partner of Health Care at PwC.
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They've got things like chicken liver pate that's—I hate to say "to die for"—but it's just to die for.
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This confluence of events gave us a devastating peek behind the tawny curtain that is the Commander in Chief's confusing pate.
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John Pate, a resident of the area, told CNN affiliate WRAL that it's not just the immediate impact he's concerned about.
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"Lots of people said things about Trump during the campaign that now are working with him," he said of Dr. Pate.
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I was well trained to revere priests, so the idea that Pate might have literally fathered me never occurred to me.
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"I think it will show the real division in the Democratic Party," says Zack Pate, a Sanders delegate from North Carolina.
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Pate said the company remains confident that its estimate of the volume of oil that leaked, 250 cubic meters, has not changed.
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"We are really focused on having a smooth consumer experience," said Randy Pate, director of the HHS office that oversees the program.
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"I don't think anyone took that law very seriously but perhaps these indictments will change that," said criminal defense lawyer Page Pate.
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But another Sanders delegate, Zackary Pate, asked what "moral ground" Hillary Clinton has to stand on to run as the Democratic nominee.
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Brock Pate, an 218-year-old high school senior, is organizing a march in Hickory, North Carolina, about an hour outside Charlotte.
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Which raises two questions that Veronica Pate can't answer quite so quickly, even after these 19 years: Is it because they're black?
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When her now-16-year-old grandson was about 5, he once hid from Pate under a clothes rack at a Walmart.
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Jared's pal, Frank Edwin Pate, filed legal docs to say there's no proof Jared traveled to engage in sex with a minor.
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"Think about how the people at the border, at airports are going to make that decision," said CNN legal analyst Page Pate.
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Republican lawmakers are also working on a proposal from Secretary of State Paul Pate (R) to implement a new voter identification law.
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He was a short man, fastened into his suits, with a bald pate that floated in a cloud bank of white hair.
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Some of the offal is used to make pate and pork chop is directly grilled up with a signature blend of spices.
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He stacked it with banana leaf-steamed pork sausage, char siu, pork floss, pate, mayo, pickled carrots, pickled daikon, jalapeno, and cilantro.
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There were more smiles when Mr. Roberts reached over to lift the hat off his head — revealing Mr. Mason's mostly bald pate.
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Bald pate with funky ponytail tickling the nape of his neck and a hippy shark's tooth necklace hanging just below his Adam's apple.
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On Wednesday, a jury in Prince George's County found Jermaine Hailes, 25, guilty of murder in the 2010 killing of Melvin Pate, 29.
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" Pate said in a statement that the use of the mailer "misrepresents the role of my office, and worse, misrepresents Iowa election law.
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At one point, he dons a bald cap and glasses, looking for a moment like the bespectacled icon with the polished pate himself.
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You could see the city's swagger in the reflections from Jack Nicholson's sunglasses, Pat Riley's shiny slicked-back hair, Shaquille O'Neal's glistening pate.
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"Most states now have put together their own election war rooms, so we're monitoring all the activities at these poll sites," Pate said.
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There, in amongst the crumpled pages, is Pep Guardiola's bald pate, each crease a fresh furrow of anxiety on his dome-like brow.
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"Reliable, affordable energy is not a public nuisance but a public necessity," said R. Hewitt Pate, vice president and general counsel for Chevron.
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If Ms. DeJear beats the Republican incumbent, Paul Pate, in November, she'll become the first African-American to win statewide office in Iowa.
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"There are constant attempts by bad actors to hack our systems," Iowa's secretary of state, Paul Pate, a Republican, said in a statement.
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Jerry Pate, who won the 1976 United States Open in his first year as a professional, walked a few holes with the Loves.
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Repurpose that ham into a savory loaf cake that would be so nice with, say, a mushroom pate and a glass of bubbly.
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About 60 examples of kanban are currently on view at San Diego's Mingei International Museum in an exhibition curated by Alan Scott Pate.
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The way I saw it, accepting a balding pate was forcing me to be a grown-ass man at the tender age of 28.
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"I don't think there is a clear enough hook to show that what they wanted from Bezos was a thing of value," Pate said.
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The last morning Pate saw her daughter, ShyShy was so tired that she asked her mom to carry her on the walk to school.
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The letter "misrepresents the role of my office, and worse, misrepresents Iowa election law," Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate said in a statement.
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"We will be able to run those units the day we close," Par Pacific Holdings Chief Executive William Pate said on Thursday's conference call.
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"This law doesn't give that person any more rights than they currently have under Mississippi law and the United States Constitution," Mr. Pate said.
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Iowa's current secretary of state, Paul Pate, said in November that the state would work on fixing the list ahead of the 2020 elections.
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Bobbie Pate, 69, arrived at a Warren rally in northern Georgia on Saturday a little worried that Ms. Warren would mention the ancestry issue.
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" The transportation agency described Pate as "FIGG's lead engineer responsible for the FIU pedestrian bridge project" and part of the walkway's "design build team.
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But the Harris verdict shows that a flawed memory may not be enough to get parents off the hook, said Pate, the criminal defense attorney.
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He is a protégé of a former president, Michel Martelly, who sports an equally shiny pate (hence the name of the party that supports them).
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" Pate also noted that while the shot contains inactive influenza, the nasal vaccine held the live virus: "They found that that has not been effective.
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"When the mom gets [the shot] the antibodies that she makes from that will get passed on to the baby in utero," Dr. Pate says.
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But while Congress has formally defined "domestic terrorism," federal lawmakers have never created a crime to match the classification, CNN legal analyst Page Pate writes.
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My personal favorite is the mushroom, onion, and celery piroshky, but the smoked salmon pate piroshky makes great use of a classic Pacific Northwest ingredient.
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"Today's decision is an important step toward bringing this illegal scheme to a final conclusion," said R. Hewitt Pate, Chevron's vice president and general counsel.
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A native of France, he had a penchant for highbrow poetry and goose liver pate, which didn't help with the public's perception, unfairly or not.
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The call from W. Denney Pate of FIGG went unanswered, and the voice mail he recorded unheard -- until Friday, the day after the span fell.
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Age: 21Industry: Manufacturing and industry Known for: Pate is the founder of LunaSonde, a radar satellite system that can scan up to two kilometers underground.
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Several staff at the Galveston Island Humane Society were considering sleeping on an air mattresses alongside 200 animals sheltered in place, said director Caroline Dorsett-Pate.
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According to the court, the district judge appeared to use his personal opinion, rather than relying on the federal government's interpretation of Title IX, Pate said.
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A supermarket on the same street stocks Parma ham from Italy, and foie gras pate from France, complete with prominent labels giving their country of origin.
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Dr. Pate says that though there has been an increase in autism in recent years, that's likely because the condition is simply being recognized more often.
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Named after the cycling race from Paris to Brest and back, this wheel-shaped sweet pastry is made of "pate a choux" and praline-flavored cream.
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According to Pate, an officer from the Unadilla Police Department told her that ShyShy had to be gone 24 hours before she could be considered missing.
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Up until last year, when her sister organized the 5K and birthday balloon release, Pate traditionally stayed home alone on those days, immobilized by the pain.
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"But it probably wouldn't cover an image where the face is that of a child and the body was clearly that of an adult," Pate said.
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You cook in a water bath until the center of the pate reaches 135°-140° F— approximately 1 hour—but will vary from oven to oven.
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Whiteley hopes his new theory will attract enough attention and funding for a research team to recreate the Portland Vase using the pate de verre method.
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Page Pate, a legal analyst who has studied the legislation, offered the example of the wedding cake baker who refuses the business of a gay couple.
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Pate has painted twelve bright lampshades, each reflecting the studied approach he takes to color and form, a technique rooted in the heritage of decorative art.
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Ms. Pate recently met with a man who was "all in a tizzy," she said, because he had heard premiums were rising sharply for next year.
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Co-created and executive produced by Jonas and Josh Pate and Shannon Burke, the 10-episode drama is set to premiere on Netflix on April 15.
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While Fields cannot be charged with domestic terrorism under these facts, people, including CNN legal analyst Page Pate, have called for the expansion of the law.
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During another back and forth, Pate, who really came to protest, walked out as Chelsea Clinton was speaking, carrying a sign for Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
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Earlier this year, Rose McGowan's shaven pate was displayed in high definition on the cover of "Brave," her account in part of her experience with sexual harassment.
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The Pate family is aware of the racial dynamics of her case — that is, that all of them are black and all of the investigators are white.
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Still, Pate said, election administrators have to consider every step of their process in order to improve voter turnout — down to the websites that house that information.
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These days, all politics seem to narrow upon the orange pate of a single narcissistic man, and some Democrats have been keen to keep pounding that drum.
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He was a small man with a gentle face, appraising eyes behind improbably oversize glasses and a bald pate with a fringe of gray touching the ears.
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" Pate says that, for up to a day after getting the shot, some may experience body aches, soreness around the injection site and "may feel a bit feverish.
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Doctor Pate, I want to start with you first, because you have done such in- depth analysis, specifically of ISIS terrorists in the U.S. dating back to 200.
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"Accusing citizens of Iowa of a "voting violation" based on Iowa Caucus participation, or lack thereof, is false representation of an official act," Pate said in his statement.
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" It's not hard to imagine President Trump railing against the heavens, orange pate standing in for Lear's "white head," proclaiming himself "a man more sinn'd against than sinning.
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Antitrust experts who have followed Delrahim's career expect him to follow in the footsteps of a former boss, Hewitt Pate, who headed the division from 2003 to 2005.
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" Iowa's secretary of state, Paul D. Pate, called the mailer a "false representation of an official act" that was "not in keeping in the spirit of the Iowa caucuses.
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When it does, it would be nice to know that a seemingly realistic-looking buzz cut and not a shiny, pale, pink pate will be exposed to the world.
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And at the time that [incumbent Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate] was commissioning this law, we had foreign adversaries that were trying to impede on our voter process.
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Photo: Chaloner Woods/Getty Images1960: British cookery writer and television chef Fanny Cradock inspects some tinned Norwegian pate at the First National Delicatessen Exhibition in Park Lane House, London.
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Pate lives in Perry, Georgia, a city more than three times the size of Unadilla; she moved out of the Unadilla projects where ShyShy last lived nine years ago.
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"We are making a lifetime commitment to these elephants and their offspring and are providing a safe home for them," said Dennis Pate, president of Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo.
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Those who disagreed with the defense teams' strategy include my fellow CNN legal analyst, Page Pate, who wrote a thoughtful piece arguing why Cosby should take the witness stand.
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Kim Pate, the Canadian Association of Journalists and the Canadian Media Guild, with letters from the Canadian Civil Liberties Association and Canadian Journalists for Free Expression on their way.
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She's of partial Chinese ancestry, a genealogical curiosity that has its origins in a 15th-century shipwreck on Pate involving one of the great Chinese admiral Zheng He's fleets.
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"We've taken a look at it and obviously some repairs or whatever will have to be done," W. Denney Pate said in a voicemail that was unheard until Friday.
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"In Japan, the height of kanban culture emerged in the Edo Period (1615–1868) — a period marked by domestic peace and rapid economic and cultural development," Pate told Hyperallergic.
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Pate — who has historically backed tighter voter-identification laws — on Monday night accused Hannity of spreading "fake news" and published data from state electoral officials to back up his statement.
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Dr. Pate, who was widely praised for his fight against polio in Nigeria, had a history of sharing articles on his Twitter feed that were highly unflattering to President Trump.
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Antitrust experts who have followed Delrahim's career expect him to follow in the footsteps of a former boss, Hewitt Pate, who was assistant attorney general for antitrust from 2003 to 2005.
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Your supermarket or butcher should have chicken livers for a pretty affordable price, and spreading this pate on a good slice of toasted bread makes for a pretty good snack. 8.
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Though it is recommended that patients between 6 months and 65 years old get the shot, a specific form of the vaccine is administered to the elderly, Dr. Pate tells PEOPLE.
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In the philosophical debate about the royal pate, everybody agrees on an important background fact: with due respect to claimants from the House of Bourbon, there is no king of France.
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Three of his creations—cod with turnip and 'beurre blanc;' warm poultry pate with foie gras; and poultry gratin with onions—will rotate in and out of service during that time.
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Pierluigi Collina, the former referee well known for his familiar bald pate and gleaming eyes, held a talk on officiating; his Italian countryman, Giorgio Marchetti, conducted one on the competition's regulations.
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" There is "diplomatic language to countenance rape, torture, assassination" and "seductive, mutant language designed to throttle women, to pack their throats like pate-producing geese with their own unsayable, transgressive words.
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Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate (R) on Monday announced he would extend the period to vote by mail in the June primary elections to 40 days ahead of Election Day.
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A bald pate, abdominal and breast scars, the bump on my chest from an implanted port: all pale in comparison to the plastic bag on my belly in which stool collects.
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"We've taken a look at it and ... obviously some repairs or whatever will have to be done," Pate said in a voicemail for a Florida Department of Transportation employee on Tuesday.
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"Sun Valley is a place which prides itself on low-key sophistication, and we've tried to carry that through the experiences we program at the festival," says Candice Pate, the festival's director.
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Under Pate, the division was criticized for allowing too many deals, but it sued to stop US Airways from merging with United Airlines and blocked a deal to combine DirecTV and EchoStar.
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But criminal defense lawyer Page Pate said what AMI sought to gain from Bezos was "too fuzzy" and would not be enough to put them in violation of the non-prosecution deal.
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Dr. Denise Pate, Internal Medicine Doctor at Medical Offices of Manhattan, tells PEOPLE she's encountered several patients who were wary of the shot due to long-circulated rumors that it causes illness.
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But if that happens, Pate said, Grimm could take his case back up to the 4th Circuit appeals court -- and would likely win, since the court has already ruled in his favor.
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Kemmia came from the word "leukemia," which the pregnant Pate saw one day at the store, on the side of a coin-donation box for leukemia research, and thought it sounded pretty.
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I knew instinctively that there were things I could not mention casually — the frequency with which my mother, Pate and I got together alone, for instance, including trips to Boston for dinner.
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Standing in a kitchen in San Francisco, in a state where foie gras is illegal, Josh Tetrick cuts into the pale gray pate anyway and smears it on a thin piece of bread.
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Sold whole or as a pate, it is considered a gourmet food in both Western and Asian cuisine, but the practice of force-feeding has often been criticized as cruel by animal activists.
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While the country's other federal appeals courts aren't obligated to follow this court's ruling, they're supposed to consider it when deciding similar cases, said Pate, who was not directly involved in Grimm's case.
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One disturbing element, according to Atlanta lawyer and legal analyst Page Pate, is the section allowing religious organizations to deny housing to unmarried couples, which, in his opinion, conflicts with federal housing laws.
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Plant-based milk, yoghurt, pate and cheese products are also in the pipeline, says NotCo, the latest example of a growing trend for innovative technology-based start-ups in the South American country.
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Later, when the sheriff began investigating her disappearance — turning the club across from the Pate home into the case's headquarters — known dealers in the area worked closely with deputies to help find ShyShy.
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Small plates might include chicken liver pate with pepperoncinis and candied pepitas ($14), while a regional staple like the pork chop comes with European accents like grilled focaccia, gremolata and smoked Coppa ($46).
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Naing Min, a Rohingya villager in northern Rakhine, said he had witnessed border police officers and Myanmar Army soldiers driving people out of War Pate, a village in Maungdaw Township, in recent days.
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Serafinowiczalso played a character in Dark Souls II, Mild-Mannered Pate, and that's him providing the grunts as your character dodges many swords, flaming arrows, and man-eating chests in the 2014 title.
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Even after he abandoned his frosted mullet (which turned out to be a hairpiece) for a shaven pate that he covered, for a while, in a piratical bandanna, he continued to push boundaries.
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Red-faced and roundly built, with a bald pate fringed with gray, he looked like Freud's jolly younger brother and had worked as a student pastor and journalist before becoming interested in psychoanalysis.
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Under Pate, the division was criticized for allowing too many deals, but it sued to stop US Airways from merging with United Airlines and blocked a deal to combine DirecTV and EchoStar Corp.
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There's something about Bobby – something about his hairless pate, his lopsided smile, his ability to muscle past a static centre-back and nod home a late equaliser from two yards – that demands our affection.
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"Physical activity and sedentary behavior are best considered as distinct behaviors," said Russell Pate, a professor of exercise science at the Arnold School of Public Health at the University of South Carolina in Columbia.
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"Every second now is important," said Maher, a slight 20163-year-old with a full beard, large eyes obscured behind tinted yellow lenses and a gray woolen ski cap that covered his bald pate.
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"By launching attacks in Nairobi, they message to Kenyan civilians that they are targets in order to encourage popular pressure on Kenyan politicians to withdraw" forces, University of Maryland terrorism expert Amy Pate said.
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READ: Bernie Sanders is officially the 2020 Democratic frontrunner Reid is still undergoing chemotherapy for the pancreatic cancer he's been fighting for more than a year — his fedora covered a bald pate from the chemo.
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If you're afraid that Robotnik isn't, well, Robotnik-y enough, the trailer also gives us a quick look at Carrey's final form as the character, complete with the red goggles, bald pate, and iconic mustache.
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"Caucuses are organized and directed by the state political parties, not the Secretary of State, nor local elections officials," Pate writes, and as such the secretary of state does not maintain records on caucus participation.
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They're all in the food industry, so we order somewhat extravagantly and the kitchen sends out (and comps) the remainder of the menu, from three different kinds of pate to some very fancy pizza bagels!
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The three of them — Pate, her 36-year-old daughter LaSwanda Hickey (chief T-shirt designer), and her 45-year-old sister Rotando Freeman (social media wrangler) — are the ones who talk about ShyShy today.
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Actually, he's from North Wales—the son of a shop assistant and a traveling salesman—and lives in the green heart of Kent, England, where we're eating a lunch of bread, salad, pate, and cheese.
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"Many of these laws that were drafted to deal with one-party consent were just made to deal with (audio) recording devices," Pate said, before there were webcams, and before cellphones had high-quality cameras.
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The construction manager on the project and representatives from the university and the state Department of Transportation attended the two-hour meeting, which was led by Figg's lead engineer on the project, W. Denney Pate.
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Her opponent, Mr. Pate, has followed the lead of Republicans nationally who work to disenfranchise minority, poor and elderly voters by putting obstacles in front of them like voter ID requirements and reduced voting periods.
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Top Iowa Republican: 'Stop this misinformation campaign immediately'These claims of voter fraud have appeared so far-reaching that Paul Pate, the Republican secretary of state of Iowa, has had to issue a statement debunking them.
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However, the voicemail message from FIGG's lead engineer Denney Pate, including his assertion the cracking posed no safety issue, was not retrieved until Friday, a day after the tragedy, according to the state transportation agency.
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Pate is running through what she sometimes imagines people think about her — that because she was on welfare and living in the projects and had three other kids already, she didn't really need to find ShyShy.
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CBS News said an Alabama businessman, Stan Pate, was behind the airborne protest targeting Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump, over the heads of the hundreds of thousands of visitors at the New Year's Day event.
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"It's a top priority for our state office, and I share that with a lot of our secretaries," said Paul Pate, Iowa's secretary of state and the president of the National Association of Secretaries of State.
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Early on, his fellow golfers Bill Rogers, the 1981 British Open champion and Lietzke's former college roommate; Jerry Pate, Lietzke's brother-in-law; and the two-time Masters champion Ben Crenshaw accompanied Lietzke for hospital treatments.
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Randy Pate, a senior official at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said the Trump administration expects 298,2000 people to buy the new insurance policies next year, with enrollment increasing to 1.6 million by 2022.
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It appears that a Faceless Man (possibly Jaqen H'ghar, based on his appearance), posing as an alchemist, has tricked a young novice named Pate into stealing a key that can open every door at the Citadel.
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Tracy Pate, who works for a nonprofit group in northeastern Tennessee that helps people sign up for insurance, said the power of the subsidies has helped many people she deals with come to appreciate the law.
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However, Maryam Pate from Falls Church, Va., argued that a class on happiness could be a positive step toward solving mental health problems: Yale's class on happiness brilliantly addresses a crisis happening in educational institutions nationwide.
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"I lost my confidence that moment ... I really didn't like the world anymore, I did a lot of thinking, and I lost my hair," Son joked at a 2017 earnings presentation, gesturing to his bald pate.
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Shortly before the caucuses, Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate decried a "misinformation campaign" pushed by conservative activist group Judicial Watch, which inaccurately accused eight Iowa counties of having more registered voters than voting-age adults.
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Pate, who starred at Alabama — which Dru Love and two of his Tuesday practice companions, Trey Mullinax and Justin Thomas, also attended — was not surprised that the elder Love was happier to be caddying than playing.
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Late on Friday, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) released a transcript of a voice-mail message the agency said was left by Denney Pate, senior vice president and principal bridge engineer for private contractor FIGG.
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Duck farmers in France's southwest, the main production region for liver pate speciality foie gras, resumed rearing last week after a six-week suspension ordered as part of measures to stamp out the more virulent H5N8 virus.
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TEXAS MAN&aposS 28-POUND &aposMONSTER&apos BIGMOUTH BUFFALO CATCH COULD BREAK STATE RECORD "It wasn&apost a big explosion, the bait was under the water so we never saw it," Pate said of the initial bite.
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Catching the fish 170 miles offshore, Reel Addiction team member Chase Pate told the Pensacola News Journal it took the all five crew members hanging onto the massive creature with "everything we had" to secure their prize.
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Compared with that assertion about the royal pate, the statement that "Christians and Muslims worship the same God" is much more complex and multi-layered, and it means entirely different things on the lips of different people.
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The researchers discovered that the forest cats are descendents of domestic cats from the Arabian Sea region, including the islands of Lamu and Pate in Kenya, as well as Dubai, Kuwait and Oman in the Persian Gulf.
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Two days earlier, Mr. Pate left a voice mail message for the Transportation Department about "some cracking that's been observed on the north end" of the bridge, according to a recording from the department released on Friday.
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Defense attorney Page Pate said Blasey Ford "nailed it," which was why it was such a bad look for the committee's Republicans to have their chosen prosecutor, Rachel Mitchell, suddenly stop her questioning of the sobbing nominee.
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Jurors were shown a video in which Pate, who could not speak after he was shot in November 2010, blink from his hospital bed at a photo of his shooter in a photo lineup, prosecutors told NBC Washington.
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The biggest test may be foie gras, the rich pate made from duck or goose liver, with prices up as much as 30 percent from last year after a bird flu crisis led to a plunge in production.
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His shorn pate, bent at a 90-degree angle, echoes the head of the dead saint, while his back seems to bear the oppressive weight of the blank wall above him, a thuggish Atlas holding up the void.
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Crews arrived at the site of the Saskatchewan Gathering System pipeline on Thursday morning, Husky executive Al Pate told reporters on a conference call, but he did not say why crews went out the next day and not earlier.
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He beat the field by 15 strokes at the 1976 U.S. Open, by 13 at the 1973 U.S. Open and by 12 at the 1975 Masters, but came up empty, losing to Jerry Pate, Mr Nicklaus and Johnny Miller.
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I think if you can cook a pot of fucking chitlins or pork liver without blending it into a pate and make it taste good, then we are talking in terms of what makes you a truly great chef.
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"Any further efforts by the plaintiffs' lawyers to continue this lawsuit in Canada would be an abuse of the country's legal system and a waste of its judicial resources," said R. Hewitt Pate, Chevron's vice president and general counsel.
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Environmentalists say construction, since 2012, of the multi-billion port at Manda Bay, which juts out into the Indian Ocean towards the islands of Lamu, Manda and Pate, is destroying delicate marine life and choking coral reefs and mangroves.
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Pate says there needs be more of a focus on finding ways to have Aboriginal people, especially women, serve their sentence in their communities where they have access to more supports to help them once they've completed their sentence.
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On Monday morning, Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate disputed a "false" report from conservative activist group Judicial Watch which claimed that registration rates in Iowa were suspiciously high, and issued an official statement on the inaccuracies later that afternoon.
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Before heading for a dinner of duck liver pate and monkfish and a friendly soccer match between England and France, the two said they would work together to find new ways to encourage firms to clamp down on internet hate speech.
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Afterward Pate told us he believes the Democratic primary was rigged for Clinton and that he's going to write in Stein's name on the ballot -- not because he thinks she can win -- but as a way to empower a third party.
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" Because the two ways of spending time are so different, someone can exercise regularly "and still engage in a great deal of sedentary behavior," Dr. Pate said, "and I believe that such a pattern is quite common in our current society.
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But many of today's monitors are better at tracking and encouraging physical activity — by, for instance, counting the number of steps you take and setting step goals — than they are at identifying and warning you about over-sitting, Dr. Pate said.
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The H5N8 epidemic, like outbreaks of different strains of bird flu a year earlier, has disrupted the French foie gras industry, which is concentrated in the southwest and which relies on duck and goose farms to make the liver pate speciality.
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Pate Supreme Court decision, which also revolved around the right of an inmate to access Black Muslim publications and which established that people retain constitutional rights even in jail and that they are entitled to address their grievances in court.
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When the soloist playing Mr. Khan (Nicolas Ricchini and Dennis Alamanos alternate in the role), tilts his bald head forward to reveal a face painted on the pate, he seems to become a puppet, an effect both uncanny and giggle-producing.
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Chicken liver pate is the kind of appetizer that sounds swanky and fancy, but in reality, this is peasant food at its absolute best, and requires just a bit of rustic, crusty bread toasted up on the side to serve.
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The image is oddly beguiling: a cartoonish, rosy-cheeked head of a white man, with a balding pate, straggly strands of hair draping his ears, shiny blue eyes, an enormous nose, caterpillar-like nostrils, and buck teeth overlapping puffy pink lips.
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The general assumption is that ASkars is sporting this shiny pate for his upcoming movie The Hummingbird Project, in which he and Jesse Eisenberg play high-frequency traders trying to build a fiber-optic cable from New York to Kansas, according to Deadline.
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Also available are Pralines de Montargis, made with almonds instead of pecans (less cloying than their American cousins), pate de fruit — jewel-tone artisanal fruit jellies — savories, cookies, single-sourced French honey and a charming selection of glazed pottery from the Loire Valley.
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The nominating committee's report noted misuse of funds at one health agency run by Dr. Pate, but said there was "no suggestion of impropriety on his part" and that anticorruption measures he had put in place were not followed after he left.
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Producers of foie gras, a duck or goose liver pate, have been particularly hit by the virus as their rearing methods - which involve keeping birds outside and then moving them to force-feeding and slaughtering buildings - raise the risk of the virus spreading.
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I didn't find out until the age of 50, on the day of my birth mother's funeral, that the man I adored as "Pate" — my own nickname, short for the Latin "pater" — and the community knew as "Father Hip" was my father.
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Kim Pate, executive director of the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies, would like to see an end to the use of segregation, especially for people with mental health issues and women, many of have mental health issues and a history of abuse.
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READ MORE: Wasabi Could Be the Key to the Next Great Painkiller If you're looking for other questionable, all-natural ways to regrown some hair, wasabi is but one of many things you can throw in a blender and spread on across your pate.
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With that, here are the facts and myths about the flu vaccine: Dr. Denise Pate, Internal Medicine Doctor at Medical Offices of Manhattan, tells PEOPLE she's encountered several patients who were wary of the shot due to long-circulated rumors that it causes illness.
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To find out more about the new plan and why so many of us remain so resolutely sedentary, I spoke with Russell Pate, a professor of public health at the University of South Carolina in Columbia and chairman of the National Physical Activity Plan Alliance.
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"We know there's a fire that's been lit out there, and we definitely saw [it] in Louisiana and Kentucky, some of the trends there," said Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate (R), who is also president of the National Association of Secretaries of State.
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In RISE THE DARK (Little, Brown, $26), Eli Pate, a self-anointed messiah capable of calling up a homegrown army of "more than 200 heavily armed and deeply paranoid white men," is preparing to shut down the electrical grid supplying energy to half the country.
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When we meet up in a small, windowless conference room at the Epic Records offices in Manhattan, he sweeps in like a Shakespearean villain, all black leather and sunglasses and gleaming pate, peering down his patrician nose at his to-do list for the day.
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The law has mainly been used to punish domestic critics, but it also swept up Ryan Pate, a helicopter mechanic from Florida, who was jailed after he unleashed a Facebook rant over a sick leave dispute with his employer, Global Aerospace Logistics, a U.A.E. company.
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The newly named president of the National Association of Secretaries of State, Iowa's Paul Pate "is encouraging other states to adapt [Warner's] presentation for their own use," as well as developing a way to present its material in his own state, spokesperson Kevin Hall told CNN.
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"We've made a lot of headway, but there is a lot more work to do, so we remain optimistic," said Krysta Pate, program director at Detroit Home Mortgage, a program launched in February and designed to make home ownership more affordable and accessible to local Detroiters.
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The New York Times reports that Figg Bridge Engineers's lead engineer on the project, W. Denney Pate, left a voicemail for a Florida Department of Transportation official reporting cracking on the north end of the bridge that was not considered a safety concern at the time.
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"We've taken a look at it and, uh, obviously some repairs or whatever will have to be done, but from a safety perspective we don't see that there's any issue there so we're not concerned about it from that perspective," said the engineer, W. Denney Pate.
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She would have tended to our dad's hair, too, I'm sure, neatening his corona of gray around the back of his bald pate — my hair came from our mom's side of the family — but he was old-school, the barber shop his convivial, bi-weekly destination.
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Slowly, Tittle tried to pull himself up off the turf, woozy from a concussion, and Morris Berman, a photographer for The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, was there to snap the picture: Tittle kneeling, his shoulders drooped, his helmet knocked off, his bald pate exposed, his face bloodied.
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"The analogy is made to COBRA coverage, which is also temporary coverage, but can be extended out in some circumstances out to 36 months," although insurers will not be required to renew plans, said Randy Pate, senior official at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Lietzke had been diagnosed with brain cancer in 2017 and Bill Rogers, the 1981 British Open champion and Lietzke's college roommate; Jerry Pate, Lietzke's brother-in-law; and two-time Masters champion Ben Crenshaw accompanied Lietzke for some early hospital appointments more than a year ago, PGA Tour reported.
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" Dr. Pate adds that the vaccine takes up to two weeks to take full effect — "So there's a possibility that if someone got it today and next week they got exposed with the flu, they could come down with the flu because the vaccine isn't protecting them yet.
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Under federal law, terrorism refers to a violent or dangerous crime that appears to be intended to either (1) intimidate or coerce a civilian population; (2) influence government policy by intimidation or coercion; or (3) affect government conduct by mass destruction, assassination or kidnapping, constitutional lawyer Page Pate wrote.
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It's possible that Gargac's passengers could have some legal recourse, Pate said, but their cases would have to rely on the fact that Gargac was not just recording, but also livestreaming, and whether they had a "reasonable expectation of privacy" in the backseat of an Uber or Lyft.
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What they're saying: "We must support countries as they move toward universal health coverage to ensure that all women and children get the care they need through functional quality primary health care systems," said Muhammad Pate, global director for health, nutrition and population at the World Bank Group.
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Ojai has all the makings of the next great destination: Throw a rock and hit The Day Spa of Ojai, which offers private garden massages; throw another and there's Hip Vegan Café, a sometimes raw, always delicious organic restaurant that has the freshest spicy almond and seed pate in southern California.
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" We learn that Trump told the White House staff not to pick up his shirts off the floor, that Trump is so out of touch that he did not know who John Boehner was, that Trump's famous hair covers "an absolutely clean pate—a contained island after scalp-reduction surgery.
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Behold a stooped, slightly paunchy gent of seventy-seven, bare of foot and pate, strong of forearm, in gray track pants, gray T-shirt, and white beard, limping slowly down a hallway toward Room 532, his longtime studio on the fifth floor of the Tisch Building, on Broadway, in the Village.
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"We fully recognize that these products are not necessarily for everyone, but we do think they will provide an affordable option to many, many people who've been priced out of the current market under the Obamacare regulations," said Randy Pate, a deputy administrator at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
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While his inventive dishes—like the banh xeo taco, black truffle pho, and the stunt-y $100 truffle-and pate banh mi—have been recognized by international food media, including MUNCHIES, Franklin admits there are challenges locally for any business owner trying to create upmarket experiences in a poor country.
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"Generally, incidents where parents leave their kids in the car have been treated as accidents or, if the parent knew the child was left behind -- like going in the store for a few minutes -- as a misdemeanor, a much lesser crime," said Atlanta trial lawyer Page Pate, who specializes in criminal defense.
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She often described the mechanics behind it to friends: an absolutely clean pate — a contained island after scalp-reduction surgery — surrounded by a furry circle of hair around the sides and front, from which all ends are drawn up to meet in the center and then swept back and secured by a stiffening spray.
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In "Untitled" (2014), which is derived from an inspirational poster you might see in the hallway of an elementary school, Owens makes a few additions and interruptions to the image of man whose head has become a lemonade juicer, with his bald pate joined to a blue funnel and his nose as the spigot.
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Georgia Secretary of State Brian Raffensperger (R) announced Tuesday that the state will mail absentee ballot request forms to all Georgia voters, while Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate (R) on Monday said that he would extend the period to vote by mail in the June primary elections to 40 days ahead of Election Day.
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Locals drink a lot of high-profit margin booze, so it makes sense to pull them in with the chance to spend a few bucks on caraway pulled pork served over celeriac puree and pickled salad; kishka fried rice; venison, rutabaga, and caraway-stuffed pierogi topped with red currant cream; or chicken liver pate with fig and apple relish.
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Situated on the spa roof deck, which also has activities like life-size chess and shuffleboard, the space will offer exclusive products from a number of designers, including Edie Parker canvas pouches with whimsical motifs like flamingos, rainbows and cheeky words, and La Vie Rebecca Taylor T-shirts made in collaboration with the illustrator Wayne Pate.
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In a wink-wink nudge-nudge acknowledgement of the approaching 403th anniversary of the "Southern Strategy," the party is catered by Dickie Brennan's, a New Orleans steakhouse that has assembled the most vile buffet ever assembled: duck and pork pate, shrimp and crab terrine, alligator sausage, and of course, turtle soup—presumably made with real endangered Galapagos reptiles.
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The finalists, selected from a preliminary list of nine, are: Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate, a former health minister of Nigeria; Subhanu Saxena, a drug executive who in August stepped down as chief executive of Cipla, a major Indian pharmaceutical company; and Helen Clark, a former prime minister of New Zealand who ran the United Nations Development Program.
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At Urban Banh Mi & Bowls, a family-run sandwich shop in a strip mall, you can taste that culture in the Banh Mi Bac Diet (a baguette filled with pork, liver pate and veggies, both pickled and fresh); fragrant rice bowls with toppings like lemongrass chicken; and refreshing boba teas (lunch for two, $20 with drinks).
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Even Lamberth, who spearheaded damage control after those 14 hours and has maintained a good relationship with the Pate family — he was the only white participant of last year's 5K walk for ShyShy — has repeatedly described ShyShy as "street-smart" in interviews over the years, as if the 8-year-old could or should have known better than to be kidnapped.
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Republican front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who Palin endorsed last month, and Iowa secretary of state Paul Pate also criticized Cruz for his use of the mailers.
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Up next, there's a fresco to be commissioned for the house in Vallabrègues and Pate is working on a mural for Atelier Vime's Paris showroom, for which he's prepared a sketch of a scene that features objects and motifs in each of their lives — an Atelier Vime vase and mirror, and an abstract floral form that reoccurs in his own work.
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Indeed, among those who have enough hair to judge, Zuckerberg is the only one of the world's 12 richest people not to have a head full of gray (Bezos' bald pate making his current color difficult to ascertain.) As of March 31, 2017, Zuckerberg owned 410,758,857 Class B Facebook shares, or a whopping 77 percent of the total, according to page 37 of the company's annual proxy filing.
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Some nights, instead of staying hunched over his small wooden desk in the hours after dinner, muttering at the bills as he passed a slender hand over his smooth pate, he would stand up with a sigh and walk across the narrow hallway, into my room, and then, after doing a "super-duper tucker-inner," sit at the edge of the bed he had built and read "Winnie-the-Pooh" aloud to me.
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