Also important: even a pristine animal hunted with the right weapon can drop from perfect pelt to good pelt if you shoot it more than once.
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He removed the pelt and prepared the meat for cooking.
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Heavy rain will continue to pelt the region on Monday.
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It contained a fresh wolf pelt being sent for tanning.
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Did you know our mammalogy dept houses a pelt vault?
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I knew him when he was in the band Pelt.
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In some images, he's holding a shield and a lion's pelt.
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She scoops out the guts and pitches those after the pelt.
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A photo of what experts say is the pelt of Yo'oko.
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At Dupont Circle, hundreds gathered to pelt each other with snowballs.
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I put the colored sheets in the pocket of my pelt.
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Mr. Pelt has an intensely focused sound on trumpet, a warmblooded gleam.
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Mason Pelt is a growth hacker and the founder of Push ROI.
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Did I "have" the pelt, or did it need to be there?
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Toni Van Pelt is the president of the National Organization for Women.
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"Many people died because there was a stampede," Mr. van Pelt said.
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NOW's president, Toni Van Pelt, said the ERA deadline was artificially set.
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There was actually a human inspiration for this character, LUCY VAN PELT.
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Scott van Pelt has "Bad Beats" as part of his midnight SportsCenter.
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Join a water-loving Labrador on a pelt for the water. Splash!
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Dan Stevens, dimly discernible under a hundredweight of pelt, has more luck.
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If the hearing can be a guide, the "we" Van Pelt envisions leading the police to better behavior are professional women, white women, women like Van Pelt: women who are far less likely to be abused by police themselves.
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Or maybe you should just pelt it with a half-dozen flaming wars.
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And I've watched Trump opponents harass a woman and pelt her with eggs.
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There are a number of factors that play into obtaining a perfect pelt.
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Or maybe Bea is Oona dressed in Gap Kids rather than a pelt.
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Toni Van Pelt is the president of the National Organization for Women (NOW).
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The baby had a thick pelt of hair and wore a cloth headband.
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"I keep thinking to myself this is a short window," Van Pelt said.
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Tyson Chandler A daring fur coat made from the pelt of the Suns Gorilla.
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A jaguar's four fangs, ten claws, pelt and genitalia sell for $20,000 in Asia.
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The Marlins continued to pelt the Dodgers' bullpen for five runs in the eighth.
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There's a gorilla you need to pelt with eggs (teaching you to… throw eggs).
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Van Pelt also thinks that negotiation is key to getting the salary you want.
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Both sides pelt the voters with forecasts of doom should the other side win.
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But it's not entirely obvious how to obtain a perfect pelt in the game.
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His memoir can seem to be covered with a pelt of tawny chest hair.
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Within days, my mane would oxidize into Roadkill Orange, alluring as a badger pelt.
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"Obviously no one saw that curveball coming," Scott Van Pelt, a "SportsCenter" anchor, said.
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"I remember when my aunt got her fur," Gates says, handling an eyeless pelt.
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Glass's principal outfit is a shaggy animal pelt that he wears as a poncho.
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"Every person covering sports is trying to figure out the riddle," Van Pelt said.
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You pelt Mueller every single day and I respect the effectiveness of protecting the king.
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A mix of snow and rain could pelt the pavement for the next few hours.
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Ryen previously co-hosted the "SVP and Russillo" show on ESPN with Scott Van Pelt.
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Carts and boxes were everywhere but I couldn't store the pelt in any of them.
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Originally it was trimmed in mink, which will now be replaced by a synthetic pelt.
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As they move through the town, local people pelt their vehicle with rocks and fruit.
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"This is one of the most deadly things so far created," Mr. van Pelt said.
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Giannoulas starts his pitch, urging them to pelt him with water balloons from the dugout.
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This would be very similar but without the head, just the claws and the pelt.
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TAXES $13,208 a year CONTACT Ann Van Pelt, Phyllis Browning Company, 210-829-0.165; phyllisbrowning.com
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The rosette patterns on a jaguar&aposs pelt are unique to each individual, a trait that allowed officials with the Arizona Game and Fish Department to identify Yo&aposoko&aposs pelt in a photo sent to them from the Tucson-based Northern Jaguar Project.
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But Mr. Pelt, leading a quartet anchored by Mr. Carter, sounds undistracted by legacy or history.
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Yes, lets give children the ability to pelt marshmallows into each other's mouths using a gun.
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Scott Van Pelt dubbed the graduate student's shot the "Best Thing I Saw Today" on SportsCenter.
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They want a pelt to hang on the wall, and celebrity chief executives are particularly attractive.
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"Van Pelt" was a must-use answer, even with the sort-of extra word in there.
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For Woods, returning to the old putter was akin to Linus Van Pelt rediscovering his blanket.
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It was all about Donald Trump — providing Trump with a pelt, polishing a credential for Trump.
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Van Pelt tells VICE that the tendency to blame women for a man's self-destruction is troubling.
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Clad in bear pelt, Viking warriors were feared like few other forces in the history of war.
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Van Pelt suggests reaching out to your senator or joining a group to advocate for the act.
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After they finally met in the cage in January 2015, Cormier became another pelt on Jones' wall.
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That could be more difficult if Mr. Trump continues to pelt Mr. Xi with demands on Twitter.
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A soft pelt of green spores covered the agar and concealed at first an oozing bacterial film.
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Recently (and somewhat under the influence of his children), the wolf is starting to change his pelt.
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Gleason will work on the account, as will Jason Van Pelt, former legislative director to ex-Rep.
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The Dodgers' phenom told ESPN's Scott Van Pelt on Friday that he isn't familiar with this Seinfeld guy.
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And depending on your ethics, you don't have to do it old-school and buy a real pelt.
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"What we're seeing today is probably why people wanted to use the term 'pro-abortion,'" Van Pelt continued.
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"What happened to Ariana Grande was appalling, dehumanizing, and blatantly sexist," Pelt said in a statement to Broadly.
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The installation in Manhattan, curated by the leading Auschwitz historian Robert Jan van Pelt, was replete with challenges.
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The six-panel narrative presents Lucy Van Pelt at her usual antics, luring Charlie Brown with her football.
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"Women are blamed for their behavior," said Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women (NOW).
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She escapes to the schoolyard only to meet "a half circle" of girls who pelt her with rocks.
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Each hoof strike is an explosion of vitality; the muscles beneath its gray pelt ripple with every step.
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Electric vehicle sales are soaring, with factories working full pelt to churn out as many batteries as possible.
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MR. TAYLOR TOLD MR. PELT ZTHE BOARD DID NOT THINK ADDING MR. PELTZ WAS APPROPRIATE AT THIS TIME.
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SAN DIEGO — What his blanket is to Linus Van Pelt, Torrey Pines Golf Course is to Tiger Woods.
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"It's a great reminder of the power of the microphone we hold in our hands," Van Pelt said.
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But the difficultly was that we didn't know how the pelt that he wears would behave in the water.
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Candles, rosaries, and a vintage rabbit pelt all found their way onto the chest, which eventually become Patrick's altar.
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These indicate the path of a "rare" beast, which you can hunt and skin to claim a rare pelt.
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She also played Debbie Pelt on HBO's True Blood, so she's no stranger to the darker side of television.
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As the rain continued to pelt down, a few joined in, then another few, then a rush of many.
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Add 100-degree weather on top of that, and you see why the fan is running at full pelt.
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The eight used at Auschwitz, Mr. van Pelt said, were dismantled by the Nazis in late 1944, and vanished.
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"I am really tired of talking about women," said Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Association of Women.
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Ditto the (smart) move to give Scott Van Pelt his own dedicated hour in a midnight edition of SportsCenter.
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And up to 25 inches of rain are projected to pelt Louisiana as the storm settles over the state.
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But the downpours that sweep in from the Indian Ocean can be ruinous when they repeatedly pelt one area.
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A sea-otter pelt, known as "soft gold," could earn a Russian sailor the equivalent of two years' salary.
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Back in the pelt room of Mr. Schulback's apartment, Mr. Scher excitedly gathered up the old metal film canisters.
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The natives made their living by trapping or shooting sables through the eye, leaving a pelt smooth and intact.
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The Northern Jaguar Project, a nonprofit working to conserve jaguars, has declined to share the source of the pelt photo.
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Then it swerved back across the road and accelerated as fast as possible and hit the barrier at full pelt.
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The entrance to a nearby mosque is littered with ski boots; young women in headscarves pelt each other with snowballs.
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Whether sex workers agreed appeared irrelevant to the argument; for Van Pelt, sex work by its existence victimizes all women.
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Mr. Pelt, who will turn 40 this year, has been a fierce and self-confident talent since his mid-20s.
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But again, Mr. Pelt doesn't sound hemmed in by that frame of reference; he's using it to his own aims.
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The company was started by CrowdFlower founders Lukas Biewald and Chris van Pelt, along with former Google engineer Shawn Lewis.
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Although the pelt trade is illegal, jaguar poaching remains a problem, alongside the loss and degradation of jaguars' natural landscapes.
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Van Pelt said that one of the best things women can do is advocate for the Federal Paycheck Fairness Act.
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I happened to succeed in killing the bear, and loaded my 'legendary bear pelt' on the back of my horse.
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"Make Noise!" is the opening track on "Noir en Rouge: Live in Paris," a new full-length from Mr. Pelt.
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"Women who have more money and may understand how the government works better, yes they've been participating," Van Pelt said.
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Fries you're trying to seductively feed your date violently pelt he/she/they in the corneas, and must be ordered again.
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The rosettes on a jaguar's pelt mirror the heavens—rosettes like blooms or broken rings of clouds around stars' dark eyes.
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Before joining Intel, Van Pelt was a director of corporate development at CNET Networks and an investment associate at TA Associates.
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An economy at full pelt begins to draw people into the workforce who were thought to have opted out for good.
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Though she was master of every creature of skin, scale, pelt or plume, the Queen of Beasts resembled none of them.
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We have to do things like we're doing on 'SportsCenter' — adding more personalities, like a Scott Van Pelt show at midnight.
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It's barbaric and unsustainable .. to beat baby seals – crush there skulls for a 2$ pelt that there is no market for.
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The match was staged in a makeshift boxing ring and required the audience to pelt the loser with Ping-Pong balls.
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The rare object is on view in the Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center at the Philadelphia university, which he later founded.
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The pelt, faceplate, and ears of a skinned Furby are wrapped around a small glass bong like skin over a skeleton.
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Peter Van Pelt, 123, who operates 10 boats through Waterworld Croatia, decided not to sign up after three meetings with Uber.
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"He definitely checks off a lot of boxes early on in the evaluation process," Van Pelt told the team's official website.
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As he is lifted "like a dead weight" off the tracks, young people laugh and pelt him with bits of kebab.
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But because small, carbon-rich meteorites so frequently pelt the Red Planet, scientists have suspected for decades that organics exist on Mars.
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From a nearby TV, a CGI Chester Cheetah greets guests by name so, thankfully, it's not his pelt we are dining on.
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The Snuggle Laundry Bear We'll leave it up to you to figure out where you'll get an adult-sized teddy bear pelt.
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NOW's Toni Van Pelt applauds the decision, and sees sensitivity around pronouns as an admirable move for an industry leader like Google.
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So if you want to pelt anyone with tomatoes over Trump's ascent to power, you ought to reserve a few for him.
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We've added some more rounded shapes and texture, like in this pelt, to soften the room and make it feel more luxurious.
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"It is men who are trying to control women," Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women (NOW), told Hill.
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In 1984, former President Gerald Ford got stuck in an elevator for eight minutes at the university's Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center.
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Invincible enemies aren't the Souls way; the game is usually happy to let you cowardly pelt even the toughest enemies with arrows.
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"We saw in San Jose these protesters starting to pelt stuff at Trump supporters; that's not what our democracy's about," Obama said.
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Surely a testament to fine conservation practices, a century hasn't been able to erode the feeling of fluffiness of the llama's pelt.
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She lifts the cat away from her body, so that it looks like a droopy, elongated pelt more than a beloved pet.
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What starts out as sort of a description of anatomical characteristics ends up being sort of taken on a very moral pelt.
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And that, to me, is what "The Great Pumpkin" is about: the passion of Linus van Pelt, degradation and humiliation, refusal to submit.
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Thanksgiving is a holiday that doesn't need Linus van Pelt to explain away its meaning—the upshot is right there in its name.
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Round three, finally, saw the two torpid heavies pelt each other with slow, looping punches, with Colombo appearing to land the better blows.
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While he sings, percussion pecks at offbeats before settling into 4/4, while piano and pizzicato strings continue to pelt him with syncopation.
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"We're literally taking this day-by-day because this has never happened before," Van Pelt told USA Today in an interview published Thursday.
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He allows himself a few full chords, then some daydreaming scuttles again, and Mr. Pelt and Mr. Kimbrough return to state the melody.
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Tilefish, not popular enough yet to be overfished, is on the menu, under a thick coral pelt of caramelized sea urchin from Maine.
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Scott Van Pelt closed an episode of "SportsCenter" last month with a two-minute monologue about the 31st anniversary of his father's death.
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On most nights, when the highlight package rolls, Van Pelt is telling a majority of the viewers about something they have already seen.
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Van Pelt brought the tweet up to the slugger during an interview and that's when Bellinger dropped a bombshell bigger than George's gortex jacket.
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It feels like a summer comedy, so hopefully folks won't have to wait to long to see Aubrey Plaza pelt a man with radishes.
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For this shift as a bandleader, he features first-rate talent: the trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, the pianist Harold Mabern and the bassist Bob Cranshaw.
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"Gender-biased language is harmful because it limits all of us," Toni Van Pelt, the president of the National Organization for Women (NOW) said.
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Shortly after this, Slamson the Lion is skinned by Stuff the Magic Dragon, who is already wearing the bloodied pelt of Clutch the Bear.
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Torrential rains began to pelt the Chitral district, in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province bordering Afghanistan, on Saturday and continued into the night, residents said.
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I deserved a very medieval punishment, and enlisted some friends to pelt me with soggy tomatoes while I was restrained by some scaffolding poles.
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To get a clearer picture, I spoke to one of the world's leading Auschwitz experts: author, professor and historian Dr. Robert Jan van Pelt.
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Anybody who has experienced a system like Jah Shaka at full pelt knows there's arguably no better way to hear roots reggae or dub.
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It's like tiptoeing through minefields where even if you step on a landmine, they don't all kill you, some just pelt you with candy.
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Ms. Van Pelt said the board members needed to apologize to the women who were harassed and ask Mr. Pacelle to do the same.
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"I think this is not the end of this story for the Humane Society with the way this board voted," Ms. Van Pelt said.
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The family room is full of his things: a beloved brown leather armchair, a safe where he kept his hunting rifles, a coyote pelt.
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In reality, threading the pelt with wire, stuffing it full of cotton balls and modeling clay and sewing it up is frustrating and inexact.
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She collars its feet, slits it from anus to throat, pulls its fur off like a bloody sock, and pitches the pelt into the brush.
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Intel Capital managing directors Trina Van Pelt and Ken Elefant and director Christine Herron will be giving guidance and advice for underserved and underrepresented founders.
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"We saw in San Jose these protesters starting to pelt stuff on Trump supporters," Obama said, according to a White House transcript of the event.
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Less constructively, Mr Cusack, suggests that economics students should pelt their professors with vegetables and rotten fruit if they continue to parrot the party line.
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Wednesday's program honors the centennial of Billy Strayhorn, with musicians including the singer Carol Sloane, the trumpeter Jeremy Pelt and the alto saxophonist Steve Wilson.
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During a reporter's visit to the room, Frances Holliss, an architect from London, lingered nearby as Mr. van Pelt and Mr. McKay explained various details.
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I clambered up to the loft and lay awake in the small wedge of space under the ceiling, listening to the rain pelt the van.
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"Tyson's post on being accused was not an 'apology'—it was a long winded attempt to justify his inappropriate behavior towards women," Van Pelt says.
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Hercules is sometimes depicted in art wearing a lion's pelt, although it is not clear whether it is the Nemean lion's or another lion's fur.
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Eleanor Smeal is the president of the Feminist Majority Foundation and Toni Van Pelt is the president of the National Organization for Women (NOW) Foundation.
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Exchanging one wolf pelt for 12 fresh fish made use of many senses and provided a real comparison — and brains are great at making comparisons.
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Robert Jan van Pelt, chief curator of the exhibition, spoke of what stirred him on the visits to Auschwitz that prepared him for his work.
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"I think that the use of abortion rights to oppose the ERA is another red herring," National Organization for Women President Toni Van Pelt said Tuesday.
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Elemental effects stack, so the more you pelt a machine with, say, freeze arrows, the more that freeze effect builds up and the longer it lasts.
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He lavished praise on hutias for their "level of protein higher than any other meat" and "high quality pelt," noting his company was also breeding crocodiles.
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"A defeat against Pakistan means media would roast us and fans would pelt stones at our house," said Harbhajan Singh, an Indian spin bowler, last year.
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Alternatively, we also wouldn't be so opposed to Joe dressing up in Jon Snow drag every now and again, pelt cape, breastplate, dire wolf, and all.
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In January 2016, Barak was inadvertently photographed by Daily Mail paparazzo wearing a huge winter coat and a Russian-style pelt hat entering Epstein's Manhattan mansion.
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Nope. As soon as I rode away I was told I'd "abandoned" the pelt and some of its parts would go to the nearest trapper. What?
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His band for this Charlie Parker tribute weekend features the trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, the saxophonist Mike DiRubbo, the pianist Adam Birnbaum and the bassist Doug Weiss.
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The drop in funding was to be expected, said Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women, a major Washington, D.C.-based feminist group.
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Is "Conspiracy" a profound masterwork by a talented young writer or merely another pelt for the mantle on Holiday's 40-acre ranch in Bastrop County, Tex.?
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The novel is as bitter as gall and has Nathanael West's dark ironies, yet it's overdetermined and musty, a wizened pelt stretched over a taxidermist's mannequin.
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Some companies have also been known to pelt your browser with pop-ups if you are using your own equipment and it differs from standard setup.
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Cut out of our lives people who don't make us happy, like the otter-pelt trader who communicates with us only by gesturing with his weapon.
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"To ignore the racial component and the climate that they faced would be completely dishonest," Van Pelt said of Hill and Smith, who are African-American.
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"We are concerned about the never-ending narrative about 'electability' that seems to indicate that a candidate must be white and male to win," Van Pelt said.
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However, a photo released Thursday shows what experts identified to be a pelt with markings that match Yo'oko, meaning someone likely killed and skinned the rare cat.
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An official with the US Fish and Wildlife Service, meanwhile, said there's not much investigators can do unless more information on the jaguar pelt can be corroborated.
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"We're going to have a lot more feminists sitting in those seats," Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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To ward off the worst of the chill, Constance frequently dons the pelt and preserved head of a wolf, so at times she seems a strange hybrid.
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The smell of damp pelt (and the not-so-subtle bodily connotations of the name) made some customers feel uncomfortable rather than swaddled in the dense odor.
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If not, that's cool too— It's probably only a matter of time until you'll be watching the Paul brothers pelt someone's newborn with lactose products on Ellen.
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Here he reprises that title with a different quintet, featuring Jeremy Pelt on trumpet, Joe Ford on saxophone, David Williams on bass and Victor Lewis on drums.
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You'll have breakfast on the pelt-covered sitting-room couch and wind down the day in the basement spa, stretched out upon a massive hot stone slab.
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Speaking to ESPN&aposs Scott Van Pelt, Orgeron, one of college football&aposs most colorful characters, laid out what his night and coming days would look like.
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The first round saw the two fighters pelt each other with leather-coated bombs, with Poirier landing the better punches, and slipping in leg kicks for emphasis.
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Instead, she takes shelter under the blossoms of the cherry tree, racked with flashbacks of how her evil fellow orphans used to pelt her with dead mice.
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It's a story only a close colleague like Van Pelt can tell, yet it speaks to the class and humanity Saunders emanated to millions more through backlit screens.
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" Karl Rove, former senior adviser to President Bush, told Fox News Friday that Fitzgerald had persisted for years in "trying to get somebody's pelt nailed to his wall.
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She did not actually pelt this particular reporter with tennis balls, but regardless, it's exhilarating to hear her candid commentary as she calls out double standards in sports.
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That was the site of a tense protest last week that saw thousands surround the building and some pelt it with eggs and write slogans on its walls.
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"We were leading protests in the streets, calling our legislators, and we'd also been opposing these Supreme Court justices as soon as they were appointed," Van Pelt said.
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If love is fleeting and ephemeral, best to keep the dream alive, put as much statin and lace between your pelt and the naked truth as decently possible.
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" According to Dr. van Pelt there are three key reports to consider: Auschwitz escapee "Jerzy Wesoloski (alias "Tabeau") describes [the incident] in his report made after his escape.
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"I think it's a good thing in that the Boy Scouts have a long history of discrimination and they are taking action," NOW President Toni Van Pelt said.
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In a quest to gain access to his garden, rabbits pelt him with fruits and vegetables before using a slingshot to send a blackberry flying into his mouth.
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Bengals quarterbacks coach Andy Van Pelt was quite complimentary when discussing the Heisman Trophy-winning Joe Burrow, who was behind center for LSU during its national championship season.
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"It's sort of a visual history of Philadelphia," Mr. Fraas said of the scrapbook, which will be on view at the Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center until Feb.
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Yet as Saturday's Preakness Stakes approaches and rain continues to pelt the Baltimore area, some may be left to wonder: Is the 1-2 morning-line favorite vulnerable?
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As Joshua Green of Bloomberg reported: Don't everyone pelt me, but Trump officials believe his econ message will resonate in minority communities if he can get past birther issue.
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Other kinds of energetic particles from outside our galaxy, known as cosmic rays, pelt our atmosphere, breaking up molecules into pieces and producing showers of neutrinos over the Earth.
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But on Thursday, she witnessed the search of the truck that held the tiger parts, watching an officer hold up a pelt that he had pulled from the truck.
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To give his research concrete form, Mr. van Pelt turned to Donald McKay, an architect and fellow professor at the architecture school of the University of Waterloo in Ontario.
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"It's shameful that America has lagged behind for so long on paid maternity leave," Toni Van Pelt, head of the National Organization for Women, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Bleacher Report shared a clip of Lambert's Hail Mary Wednesday morning, while SportsCenter host Scott Van Pelt dubbed the shot "Best Thing I Saw Today" in Tuesday night's broadcast.
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Stare patiently at it for a moment, allowing your eyes to adjust to the tenebrous palette, the extreme chiaroscuro, and the cross and animal pelt emerge from the darkness.
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Bart Simpson and Eric Cartman are essentially the same as they were decades ago; Lucy van Pelt spent nearly half a century yanking the football away from Charlie Brown.
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The band features Jeremy Pelt on trumpet, Wayne Escoffery on tenor saxophone, James Burton on trombone, Xavier Davis on piano, Vicente Archer on bass and Johnathan Blake on drums.
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They pelt pharmaceutical industry reps with fake blood; storm into labs to seize withheld data on protease inhibitors; enter school classrooms to hand out pamphlets on safe anal sex.
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In this case, researchers for the Louvre argue that delicate details of "Saint John the Baptist" like a cross, a fur pelt and strands of hair are vanishing over time.
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Based on the rosette patterns of this pelt, experts believe it's Yo'oko, a jaguar thought to be one of only two in the U.S. Credit: The Center for Biological Diversity
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"#Jiveculture" (HighNote) The pivotal track on "#Jiveculture," an awkwardly titled but persuasive new album by the trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, is "Einbahnstrasse," which you wouldn't be wrong to call a ditty.
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Van Pelt also co-leads Intel Capital's Diversity Fund, which invests in businesses founded and/or managed by women, underrepresented minorities, U.S. military veterans, physically disabled and the LGBTQ community.
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Trump Fish went for the redesigned San Diego Chargers logo, complete with a yellow lightning bolt pelt, even though a Trumped Up Miami Dolphin would've been the more obvious choice.
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The lookbook and accompanying video (watch below) for the collection features Deep End Club members, Sasami Ashworth, Kyleigh Kuhn and Ariel Van Pelt, who grouped together to create the designs.
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Hosted by Scott Van Pelt and several other "SportsCenter" anchors, the series will feature clips and news, including top plays, highlights and what fans should expect in the coming day.
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Fox meat makes a welcome winter meal for the hunter and his family, while the pelt is kept as a trophy or made into hats and other items of clothing.
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"It's good that he's gone, but we have to question this board and the culture of the Humane Society," said Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women.
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When Van Pelt pressed Orgeron on whether he was going to party in New Orleans, Orgeron shut it down, saying he and his family don&apost like to go out.
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Per ESPN, Van Pelt has consistently generated higher ratings among 18-to 34-year-old men in his midnight time slot than late-night talk shows on broadcast or cable.
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The trio's "loud-quiet-loud" emo sound fell right in place with bands like The Promise Ring, Christie Front Drive, Joan of Arc, and New-York based The Van Pelt.
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Toni Van Pelt, NOW president, used her time before the council to cast sex work itself as "gender-based violence," allegedly driving other forms of sexual violence, like incest and rape.
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The three young men walked to a nearby cafe, but only two later came back when they claimed they saw the actor and an unidentified women pelt the car with rocks.
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While most people enter the festival world as mid-teens, clutching shit warm cans at Leeds and Reading, I just inadvertently went full-pelt into the biggest festival of them all.
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No one wants to cruise 65 mph along a highway and have bullets pelt the car next to them, which might slam into them with the driver wounded and possibly incapacitated.
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Cold drops pelt at the windows while I settle into Rain in the Month of January, a Global Game Jam title from IndieGage—designer Gage Melton, with music by Matt Slifka.
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Hunted for centuries for their thick, soft pelt, chinchillas are now only found in the wild in parts of Chile and the mining company has agreed to move the rare rodents.
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"That's why it's so important that we put more women onto the state legislatures so that we can stop these egregious laws that are unconstitutional from coming forward," Van Pelt added.
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Her plight has prompted angry Ukrainians to pelt the Russian embassy in Kiev with eggs and Russians to picket the Ukrainian embassy in Moscow to demand justice for the killed journalists.
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Considering the current threats to abortion rights on the local, state, and federal level, Van Pelt says she sympathizes with the early arguments in favor of taking a stronger rhetorical stance.
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But if you shoot what's called "a trophy animal," like a mountain lion, a black bear and, now, a grizzly, all you have to bring out is its skull and pelt.
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On Wednesday night, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred told ESPN's Scott Van Pelt that all options remain open for when play might start and what a potentially shortened season might look like.
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The project was abandoned three years later, but enough was built to allow pelt hunters and miners to reach the Waiapi, bringing diseases like measles and disrupting their way of life.
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Following South Korea&aposs disappointing group-stage elimination from the Brazil World Cup four years ago, angry fans waited at the airport to pelt the players with candy upon their return home.
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"It's not over until it's over," says Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women (NOW), who spent the night before the vote outside in the freezing rain with protestors.
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International astronomers spent 12 years detecting cosmic rays at the Pierre Auger Observatory, a facility in Argentina specifically designed to pick up these particles when they reach Earth and pelt our atmosphere.
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Biewald (whom I've known since college) and Van Pelt, plus former Google engineer Shawn Lewis, have now started a new company called Weights & Biases to build new tools for machine learning developers.
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"I think it's really important that they were aware of their prejudice, they were aware of their bias, and did the right thing in being conservative in eliminating this," Van Pelt said.
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There are legendary animals across the map that can be skinned to craft some of the best clothes and items in the game, which are not available for purchase without the pelt.
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The video, which had been shot from another car, showed the three men running towards the female elephant and her calf to pelt them with stones and then running way several times.
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The police are trying to outwit high-spirited youngsters by asking local businesses to restrict the sale of eggs and flour to under 16s who might pelt them at homes or cars.
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Ms. Weldon brings it to lectures, she said, so that audience members can pay their respects to a noble predator probably killed so that a human could be wrapped in its pelt.
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By last fall, ESPN "SportsCenter" anchor Scott Van Pelt had had enough, and said so in The Washington Post: Jamie Horowitz ... [in] every article he's quoted in he mentions 'SportsCenter's' failing ratings.
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She was posted at Sansom Place East, Penn Law, the Arch, the Sheraton, the Inn at Penn, College Hall, Van Pelt Library, Meyerson Hall, the Arthur Ross Gallery, and the Penn Museum.
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" Looking down at his tool kit—his pelt of chest hair, his workman's arms covered with tattoos—Foster said, "What I am is a hard-ass who gets his heart broken easily.
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Johnny Manning was arrested after he alleged used his riding lawnmower as a weapon to pelt his roommate, her ex-husband and her daughter with rocks outside his Santa Fe home on Saturday.
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If the magnetic field had collapsed, life on Earth would have faced severe challenges because the solar wind would likely strip the planet of its atmosphere and pelt the surface with harmful radiation.
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Like Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman, which turned out to be a watershed cultural moment for women waiting to see themselves kick ass onscreen, Black Panther has a lot riding on its sleek pelt.
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He and Van Pelt both mention the story of Adam and Eve and point out that the original sin narrative has shifted over the centuries to blame women for the fall of man.
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She appears here — drawing from her recent second album, "Restless Idealism" — with the trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, the pianist Chris Pattishall, the guitarist Alex Wintz, the bassist Rick Rosato and the drummer Jimmy Macbride.
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Museum officials defended their choice, as documented by van Pelt and the historian Deborah Dwork in a later article about the memorial-museum's founding, saying they wanted to keep the Birkenau grounds sacrosanct.
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"Naively, we thought there wouldn't be any problem setting something up to support providers," says Rick van Pelt, the Brigham and Women's anesthesiologist, who helped create a program similar to Missouri's in Boston.
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Mr. van Pelt mentioned a brown blanket that belonged to Siegfried Fedrid, a Jew born in Vienna who was a prisoner at Nazi camps in Lodz, a city in central Poland, and Auschwitz.
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The contentious case helped fuel the propaganda war between Moscow and Kiev and sparked protests across Europe — one demonstration saw angry Ukrainians pelt the Russian embassy in Kiev with eggs over her plight.
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If his previous efforts relied on the tension of a slow build, the track we are premiering today, "MF15" goes in full pelt and barely relents until it reaches a final stuttering conclusion.
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All that now remained of the insertion ship landing segments was a thick layer of active molecule blocks covering their skin like a pelt of translucent gel, insulating them from the dangerously cold water.
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No word on what they look like (although, you know… google), so for now you should just immerse youself in their swirling pop, slick as an otter's pelt, sexy as that anticipatory first kiss.
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Paul Pierce, the former N.B.A. star, appeared ( "I'm still pulling for the Celtics," he said), as did many of the network's biggest names, including Scott Van Pelt, Suzy Kolber, Jon Gruden and Mr. Mayne.
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I couldn't just keep it, since it took up valuable space on my horse — I had to turn down giving a lady a ride home because I'd have had to leave the pelt behind.
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On the other side there is only the peephole, covered by a protective mesh cage — the sort of thing, Mr. van Pelt noted, that you normally only see on the outside of a door.
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"We had a big discussion about whether we would say 'pro-abortion' or 'pro-choice,'" Toni Van Pelt, who has served as NOW's president since August 2017, said on the phone earlier this month.
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The Van Pelt were only active for four years in the mid-90s, calling it quits at the peak of their success, but interest in the NYC post-hardcore group has only increased since.
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The myth says that Hercules's knives would not allow him to remove the pelt, so the goddess Athena intervened and told him to use one of the lion's own claws to complete the task.
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J.C. The energy on "Make Noise!" is already starting to bubble over by the time Jeremy Pelt cuts in with a percussive, blade-brandishing trumpet solo around the two-and-a-half-minute mark.
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After the game, Orgeron told ESPN&aposs Scott Van Pelt that he and his family were going to get a ham sandwich and go to bed, saying they don&apost like to go out.
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Paul Pierce, the former N.B.A. star, appeared ("I'm still pulling for the Celtics," he said), as did many of the network's biggest names, including Scott Van Pelt, Suzy Kolber, Jon Gruden and Mr. Mayne.
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The National Organization for Women uses public access television shows and town halls to "reach women where they are" and get them involved in a dialogue about policy, Van Pelt — the NOW president — said.
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Strengthened by two friends who had recently lost their parents, Van Pelt spoke passionately about running from grief, and encouraged everyone to do the opposite — to articulate their pain so they could overcome it.
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Walking into yəhaw̓, viewers were offered multiple ways to enter the space after passing through the glass-partitioned lobby, where Richard Heikkilä-Sawan (Driftpile Cree)'s rainbow-dyed buffalo pelt served as a welcome flag.
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Large animals like bears and elk require a rifle, preferably with high velocity or split point ammo, whereas it's nearly impossible to yield a perfect pelt on a small critter without using the Varmint Rifle.
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She also owns a circular fragment of an actual leopard pelt, cut from a coat designed by Pauline Trigère; at one point, she was told, the piece was destined to cover a bar stool cushion.
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Though archaeologists don't know what religious ceremonies took place inside the huts, they think they now understand a piece of the décor: a cave lion pelt, perhaps used as either a rug or a roof.
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After going on to play in other bands like Jets to Brazil, Enon and The Lapse, The Van Pelt reunited briefly in 2009, and again in 2014 when they released their third album Imaginary Third.
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BJP spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga, also in a tweet, warned people in Kashmir who pelt the army and police with stones that they had better pack their bags now that Shah was in office.
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Traps are sometimes used by farmers and ranchers to catch livestock predators, but the primary use for leg-hold traps is to catch an animal in a way that preserves the value of its pelt.
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At dusk, the cafeteria went dark and the adjoining lounge sprang to life, an alpine chic assemblage of pelt-strewn chill-out chairs and a roaring fire where I lazed with a glass of Sylvaner.
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The contents of every Matmos track read like ingredients in a witch's cauldron: they've assembled their trippy and texturally luscious music by manipulating the sounds produced by materials such as a rabbit pelt, snails, and latex.
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Ladivine Sylla comes to be certain that her daughter Clarisse has taken on a wild dog's pelt, whereas the daughter of Ladivine Rivière barely questions her mother returning from a mysterious disappearance as a watchful dog.
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ESPN rolled out a late-night franchise, SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt, in 2015 also in addition to SC6 with Michael Smith and Jemele Hill and more digital-only social programming and content for its app.
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"I always had that in the back of my mind," said Mr. van Pelt, who has been critical of preservation efforts that turn death camps into "a kind of theme park," as he once put it.
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In the relatively refined "Silver and Blue," whorls of tiny scales of paper are glued to canvas and spray-painted; it suggests a lunar weather system or eccentric fur pelt and looks different from every angle.
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Brembati's many accessories include a jeweled cross with hanging pearls; a shrug made from a marten pelt with a gold-covered head and, finally, a fan of pink and white stripes of feathers (or maybe fur).
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He spends a lot of time somewhere in between those two places on "The Rodin Suite," a five-part work that dominates his most recent album, "Jeremy Pelt the Artist," which came out earlier this year.
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"The Holocaust is a mystery but that doesn't mean we can't describe it," said Mr. van Pelt, a 62-year-old Dutch-born Canadian historian and architectural scholar widely considered the pre-eminent expert on Auschwitz.
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Manager Terry Collins said deGrom would go back out if the game resumed before 9 PM, but as the rain continued to pelt Citi Field, deGrom began to wonder if Mother Nature would extend his winless streak.
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Experts identified the jaguar&aposs pelt in a recent photo and say it is Yo&aposoko, a male jaguar ( Panthera onca ) that was known to roam the Huachuca Mountains in southern Arizona, the Arizona Daily Star reported .
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The Unspoken is an Oculus Rift dueling game demo in which two Chicago-based wizards (you and your opponent) pelt each other with flaming projectiles, magical paper airplanes, and glowing murder birds while teleporting around a junkyard.
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He celebrates its release with one of two assertive trumpeters — Jeremy Pelt (on Wednesday) or Freddie Hendrix (Thursday) — as well as the saxophonists Godwin Louis and Myron Walden, the bassist Ben Williams and the drummer E.J. Strickland.
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Led by the late Jack Rose (also of drone outfit Pelt) the new scene was quickly infiltrated by musicians like Gunn, William Tyler, Ryley Walker, Daniel Bachman, and other prominent guitar players on premiere indie rock labels.
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Your precious Yorkie mistakes the sisal area rug for a Wee-Wee pad one too many times, and suddenly you've traded the carpet for cowhide because, for some inexplicable reason, your pooch won't soil another creature's pelt.
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If most of them are dressing for comfort, they're also telegraphing how they'd like to be seen — Ruth's serious blues, Arthie's soft pinks — before they realize that the camera won't want their real selves, Sheila's pelt excepted.
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In the video, the masked man starts walking up an aisle after demanding cash only to have Rizk pelt him with items off the shelf, such as cans of tuna fish and Pringles, until the suspect runs away.
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A black woman attending a Kraftwerk concert with her husband and 11-year-old son was dancing -- as most do at music shows -- and four white women behind her thought it was OK to pelt her with trash.
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"The U.S. economy has a structural flaw in it when it comes to women's wages," said Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women, a grassroots organization that works to protect women's rights and end discrimination.
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This weekend run at Smoke, the band's home base, will serve as an album preview, with a lineup that includes Eric Alexander on tenor saxophone, Jeremy Pelt on trumpet, David Hazeltine on piano and Steve Davis on trombone.
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Mehbooba Mufti, the chief minister of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, said Friday that separatist leaders had ordered schools to be burned because they "want a generation of uneducated youth who can pelt stones" at the police.
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Then two dozen people pelt them with paintballs, green splatters covering the couple as they dance—both of them in their own headsets in Washington and Alabama, standing and swaying in front of their computers, 2,600 miles apart.
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"Every 'male apology' is really a 'man-splaination' of misogynistic culture, that makes women feel shame for feeling uncomfortable by unwanted sexual behavior," Toni Van Pelt, the president of the National Organization of Women, wrote in an email.
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There are thoughts on road kill (a win-win situation, Mr. Kahn writes, for its organic meat and beautiful fur, if you live in a state that allows you to pick it up), and lots of pelt portraits.
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Louanne Van Pelt knew the cartoonist Charles Schulz and also had the extremely discomfiting knowledge that she had inspired Lucy, whose personality apparently developed in real time as Mr. Schulz took notes on Louanne's behavior at card games.
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"The idea that the woman might have been a dancer, as far as I know, is first mentioned in 1946 by [Holocaust survivor and historian] Eugen Kogon, who was not in Auschwitz but in Buchenwald," Dr. van Pelt adds.
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As the years wore on, and guitarist Brian Maryansky, formerly of The Van Pelt, joined the band (though he toured with them in support of Orange Rhyming Dictionary), Jets To Brazil would skew further away from their shared pedigree.
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Little tags hang from each, explaining not only where the pelt was studied — Marshall visited zoos and natural history museums from Berlin to Melbourne — but where the animal was collected, much as a specimen might be identified for study.
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Marking the first time they'd performed the songs in years, Tramonto acts as a retrospective of the band's material as well as documenting a new chapter in their history; those original songs filtered through an older, wiser Van Pelt.
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Cainthus identifies animals by distinctive markings, tufts, and swirls in the pelt on their faces and bodies, and it's able to confirm its matches whenever its cameras pick up the numbered identification tag that's attached to every animal's ear.
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They probably don't even think about the coyote, struggling for days in the snow with a mutilated leg — bleeding, torn, bone-splintered — only to die of suffocation or blunt-force trauma when the trapper arrives to claim his pelt.
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There were plenty of familiar Armani elements, as there always are: velvet brocades, enormous silvered rucksacks for skiing, geometric patterns, sheared pelt panels and geometric messenger bags with fur hems, presumably to keep one's laptop from catching the flu.
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After years of pushing for a ban on the international trade of polar bear parts—in China, a good quality pelt can still fetch up to $20,000—it recently emerged that the US has quietly backed down from its campaign.
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I knew him when he was in a band called Pelt and he was playing guitar, but he wasn't doing the solo thing quite yet, and then I saw him play solo a bit later and he just blew me away.
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A document reproduced in the exhibition indicates that the peephole was added when rooms, designed as morgues, were retrofitted as gas chambers, at which point the hinges were adjusted so the doors opened out, rather than in, Mr. van Pelt said.
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"They would say, 'Oh, she needed to get her nails done and the pregnancy was an inconvenience to her, so she got an abortion," Van Pelt recalled, thinking back to the discourse of the late 80s, when she first joined NOW.
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"This is exactly what the boys always depend on -- that we'll be divided and tearing each other down, and when we're divided instead of fighting the patriarchy, we lose ground," said Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women.
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The dig at Sanders came with praise for Biden, whom Van Pelt credited with passing the 1994 Violence Against Women Act, a common talking point for Biden when faced with criticism of his spotty record on women's rights or reproductive health.
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A colleague begged me, "Please don't let her off the hook"—and I do realize that I'm hardly the first naïve liberal to make Kelly into the Lucy Van Pelt to our Charlie Brown, holding out the football of fair journalism.
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It may be holding up a pelt today to show off what it's doing before the midterm elections, but with all its resources and how much emphasis it's placed on its efforts to combat this problem, one has to ask: That's it?
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The Google presenter paid $500 for a Super Chat, which not only made her message big and bold, but it also triggered a horn that signaled to a group surrounding the Slo Mo Guys to pelt them with a bunch of water balloons.
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CISA has said the price increases are unsustainable, warning last month that producers are still caught in a "vicious circle" whereby an increase in prices prompts mills to produce at full pelt, worsening the country's supply glut and dragging prices back down again.
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The hairs on my arms rise stiffly like the prickling pelt of a nettle leaf, and as if I have suddenly held copper wire to current I am seized with an uncontrollable shudder summoned from some primordial place behind the daylight mind.
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But Bowles is his own artist, an alumnus of legendary Virginian drone-folk act Pelt, whose ability to combine traditional compositions with a uniquely modern sensibility has set him apart on his two solo albums to date, A Bottle, A Buckeye and Nansemond.
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"The best word I can use to describe that day, and really the first couple of days, is isolated," says Rick van Pelt, an anesthesiologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston who nearly killed a patient during a routine surgery in 1999.
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This change could be important over time, says Jeffrey Horowitz, a professor of movement science at the University of Michigan School of Kinesiology who conducted the experiment with Douglas Van Pelt (now a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Kentucky) and others.
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"It's time to be an expat and set up the next bohemian paradise compound where we can gather and conspire," he informed his followers on Instagram, where he is often pictured wearing little besides a huge fur coat that looks like Chewbacca's pelt.
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This week's run by the All-Stars — appearing here as an octet with a three-trumpet front line featuring Terell Stafford, Freddie Hendrix and Jeremy Pelt — is sure to feature a number of tributes to the recently departed members of the musical family.
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And of course it's true of Mr. Carter, who played on albums in 2016 with a soulful peer, the tenor saxophonist Houston Person, as well as artists who grew up listening to him, like the pianist Ethan Iverson and the trumpeter Jeremy Pelt.
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"We've been told for millennia that we should be silent, we shouldn't speak, we should submit, we're not that smart," said Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women, the largest organization of feminist grassroots activists in the United States.
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It's full pelt stuff, which at times is somewhat of a detriment to proceedings, especially since, in all honesty, by the film's end, I was unable to precisely explain how and what had just transpired, as the final sequence in particular is rather hectic.
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Beyond these human outworks were the shoulders of the mountains that receded south in a humid haze, as ambivalent toward their Catholic rulers as they had been toward their Muslim ones, their pelt of pines and grasses unfurling toward a pale and factionless sky.
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The early assessment of damage from Harvey, made while rain continued to pelt the fourth-largest city in the United States, came as a scientist from the world's largest reinsurer predicted that climate change is likely to result in more intense storms in the future.
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VENICE — On a recent afternoon, the historian Robert Jan van Pelt was standing in a quiet room at the 15th Venice Architecture Biennale, explaining the significance of an unassuming steel-mesh column that visitors to this sprawling survey of global design might walk right past.
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It was built on the basis of historical documents introduced in the 2000 libel case brought by the British historian and Holocaust denier David Irving, at which Mr. van Pelt, a leading authority on the construction of that Nazi death camp, was an expert witness.
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For general sports inquiries StatMuse enlisted Scott Van Pelt of ESPN, who spend nearly 10 hours recording a much broader catalogue of phrases and player names from the sports world, meaning his voice can respond to basically any question that StatMuse's database can handle.
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Looking at Verginer's watermarked objects, humans, and animals, as well as a set of wall-mounted "skins" — odd, wood-carved replicas of laborers' garments and a fox pelt, as well as crushed oil drums — invokes the visceral panic of feeling one's face slip underwater.
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I end up getting most of her holiday presents and some items for myself, including a book called Horns of Power, some motherwort for some tea I want to make, and a rabbit pelt to use on the mantel where we have our kitty's urn.
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River otters are not currently threatened, and are pervasive in Canada and the Pacific, Atlantic, and Gulf of Mexico coastal areas in the US. Sea otters, by contrast, nearly went extinct due to aggressive pelt hunting in the early part of the 20th century.
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"In other words, we want to show that the Franco regime was certainly very sympathetic to the Nazis," said Robert Jan van Pelt, a history professor at the University of Waterloo in Canada and a Holocaust scholar who has been working on the exhibition.
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At 10 AM the Saturday before inauguration day, on the sixth floor of the Van Pelt Library at the University of Pennsylvania, roughly 60 hackers, scientists, archivists, and librarians were hunched over laptops, drawing flow charts on whiteboards, and shouting opinions on computer scripts across the room.
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Villafranca's band will include the trumpeters Jeremy Pelt (on Tuesday and Wednesday only) and Alex Norris (on Thursday), the saxophonist and clarinetist Roxy Coss, the trombonist Robin Eubanks, the bassist Peter Slavov, the drummer Dion Parson, and the percussionists and vocalists Mauricio Herrera and Lisette Santiago.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — After a protester attempted to pelt Donald Trump with a tomato at a campaign stop at the University of Iowa, the Republican presidential hopeful opened his final rally ahead of the Iowa caucuses by telling supporters to beat up any tomato-wielding demonstrators.
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"SportsCenter" anchor Scott Van Pelt says in a new interview that his show "might feel like we have to ration news out like it's canned beans" given the sports blackout prompted by the coronavirus pandemic that has eliminated much of the content the program normally covers.
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After Ryan insists that he's the only man who really knows what Ramius is up to, National Security Adviser Dr. Jeffrey Pelt (Richard Jordan) decides to send the CIA analyst into the field to either prove his theory or live with the consequences of its failure.
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The Old English usage was complimentary, slick and sleek interchangeably referring to the smooth glossy pelt of a healthy animal, then a plump and bright-eyed person; later in its evolution an oily sheen developed and the word began to describe someone more unctuous, servile or obsequious.
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Round 2: Simon Fuller's ChoiceThe executive producer loves nothing more than to pelt viewers with songs the teens would never know, and I kind of love him for that (though to be fair, I probably wouldn't if I'd had to sit through another dreaded Motown Week this season).
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They replaced his slogan "Make America Great Again" with "Make Fruit Punch Great Again" on their vehicle, and have encouraged people to pelt it with juice, in the hopes that it would help "process the emotion that was clearly getting ready to be stirred up in this campaign," Mr. Gleeson said.
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At the start of the game, Atreus does little more than pelt enemies with arrows as a distraction, but as you unlock new abilities over the course of the story, you're given all sorts of options for how to use him, both depending on the situation and your style of play.
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The scene is quietly frank compared with the rest of the episode, which features a spry discussion about Ta-Nehisi Coates as well as several tips from Ruby on how to survive a riot (eat bland food to "keep the toilets moving"; pelt looters in the head with frozen fruit).
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A menacing team of chefs flour and stretch her like pizza dough, pelt vegetables at her like a salad, boil her in oil, then serve her as an hors d'ouerves plate before, you know, Perry starts pole dancing and getting ready to chow down on a pie made of human body parts.
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Toni Van Pelt, the president of the National Organization for Women (NOW), said that for many women, the 80s protests surrounding conservative Supreme Court appointments, as well as the marches for abortion rights that followed, were political awakenings—much like the 2017 Women's March or the outrage over Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation.
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Ten minutes into my conversation with Y.K. Kim—the star of the 1987 film Miami Connection, which chronicles five friends pitted against a gang of nefarious cocaine dealers and was featured on last week's episode of VICELAND's Outsiders—I'm handed over to Kenneth Pelt, a charming, steady-voiced associate of the taekwondo master.
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In what will probably be one of the most enduring images from this season of Feud, Joan — glittering with diamonds in a blood-red gown and elbow-length gloves — bursts into the theater from the rear, feebly brandishing an axe at delighted teenage audience members who laugh and pelt her with popcorn.
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At the Hunterdon Art Museum, where her work is displayed in Knitting the Endangered, viewers may at first react in horror at seeing the pelt of a Chinese tiger pinned to the wall, until they discover that it's been knit with the same fiber we've come to associate with comfort and warmth.
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Featuring Hannah's signature soprano going at full pelt, and the kitschy Euro-influenced production that we have come to know and love from PC Music, "Make Believe" is now your go-to track to start a mass kitchen fist-pump, should you happen to be handed the aux cord at a Christmas party.
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Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women, recalled her frustration with past media coverage of mass shootings of women, including an article about a 1998 school shooting that said one of the killers had been "jilted by a girl" and then quoted police saying there was no explanation for the killings.
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When I saw him do his thing for an audience of a few dozen attorneys, law students, and journalists, Bharara was riding especially high, still basking in the glow of the recent arrest of State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, who would be convicted on corruption charges and become the shiniest pelt on Bharara's metaphorical wall.
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Originally commissioned for the Venice Architecture Biennale, the installation was designed and built by a team from the University of Waterloo's School of Architecture in Ontario, Canada under the direction of Robert Jan van Pelt, an expert witness in Lipstadt's libel case famous for compiling a 700-page report on the historical evidence surrounding Auschwitz.
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In one hall they saw the step-by-step minutiae that goes into fashioning of one of Fendi's signature Peekaboo handbags, a multiweek production from pelt selection to final assembly and quality control, which helps to account for price tags that can easily reach 20,000 euros (about $23,000) per bag, depending on the materials used.
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There's a sharp pinch in the air, but it's bright and dry, so you take out the bike you've been meaning to take out forever, and run it down the canal, through the parks, around the marshes, see young fresh butterflies, and little woodland creatures, pelt it back at a nice little tick and work a sweat up.
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The sweet, tender flesh of seals; the glorious, flower-covered tundra in the summer; which of the other polar bears they'll have to kill for dominance; new ways to clean that silky white pelt; whether hunters are coming for them and, if so, how to rip the hunters apart limb by limb; blood gushing from seals.
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NOW stirred up the debate late last week, when its president, Toni Van Pelt, told the Associated Press that the organization had urged Warren not to endorse Sanders, claiming that the Vermont senator had done "next to nothing for women" and that the group's more than 500,000 contributing members don't want Sanders to be the nominee.
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While animal rights legislation, concerning both the animal pelt and meat industries, dates back to the 1600s, the activism against fur we're most familiar with began with the anti-sealing protests of the '70s that fought to end commercial seal hunting, primarily to protect the baby white seal that was heavily sought out for its coat.
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This was my inheritance that lay stretched before me: which is when I felt the underbrush give way and the fox that thrives in my brain, not looking sly but just at home in his pelt and subtle paws, broke from cover and ran across the yard into the future to sniff my gravestone, piss, and move on.
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"This is a genuine validation of everything we've achieved and a great platform for our teams to combine and continue to do amazing things in AI." Biewald (a college friend of mine), along with his co-founder Chris Van Pelt, has moved on to a new startup called Weights and Biases, but he remains involved in Figure Eight as chairman.
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The Anger Girlfriend had a Relational Experiment that required her to burst into Kurt's bedroom as he was waking up, then pelt him with an armful of his shoes, one after another, screaming that she knew what he'd done, that he better tell her exactly what had happened, that she'd know if he was lying, that if he lied, it would all get worse.
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True, most of the Christmas focus mainly comes down to a few scattered Christmas trees (including one that's seemingly made out of viscera toward the end of the first one), but there's a lot to love about the way it yo-yos the Doomguy from roomy battles where where cyberdemons pelt him from afar to intimate encounters where he can punch his way out of trouble.
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There was a sports tribute from several NBA players and a loving story from SportsCenter co-anchor Scott Van Pelt, introduced by rap radio fixture and recent ESPN hire Peter Rosenberg (who likened A Tribe Called Quest to Led Zeppelin), detailing Phife's excitement to finally sit in a sports analyst's chair, as a well known rapper with an underrated and reportedly encyclopedic knowledge of basketball and baseball.
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But Cleaver is no ordinary drummer, and on its new album, "Live at Firehouse 12," like on "Detroit," there's something special about the combination of his powerhouse, magnetic playing; his tuneful, twisting compositions; and the rough cohesion of this ensemble, which features a mix of all-stars (the trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, the saxophonist J.D. Allen, the bassist Chris Lightcap) and lesser-known talents from Cleaver's native Michigan.
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In his face was a thing that made me go quiet inside, made a long slow sizzle creep up my arms from the fingertips, because the thing I read in his face was the worst, it was fear, and it was vast, it was elemental, like the wind itself, like the cold sun I would soon feel on the silk of my pelt. ♦
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Get up close and you'll see that the bronze is abraded and unfinished, especially on Orpheus's lyre and on the animal pelt draped over his chest — the result of an only partial mastery of the lost-wax process of metal casting, which involves forming a clay mold around a wax figure, heating it so the wax melts away, and then filling the cavity with liquid metal.
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