Sure, he's penetrating deep within my throat, but he's also penetrating my heart.
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Does it make sense to put a "penetrating" cruise missile on a "penetrating" bomber?
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This was accomplished in 2016 using wideband ground-penetrating radar (or in this case, ice-penetrating radar) developed at the University of Kansas.
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Karl O'Connor & Peter Sutton - Againstnature Relentless, penetrating brutality.
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Penetrating someone who is unconscious isn't "action" — it's assault.
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His blue eyes were penetrating, his smile broad and quick.
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The chance of anyone penetrating Waits's exterior is pretty slim.
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The effort is aimed at raising profitability and penetrating markets.
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The forest was cool, sunlight barely penetrating the dense foliage.
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This morning, a new thought struck, penetrating to the bone.
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Hadden was accused of groping, penetrating and licking multiple women.
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Moshfegh is a penetrating observer of class and social mores.
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Mladenovic has a big first serve and a penetrating forehand.
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The jury found him guilty of assault with intent to commit rape of an intoxicated person, sexually penetrating an intoxicated person with a foreign object, and sexually penetrating an unconscious person with a foreign object.
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Specifically, Turner was found guilty of assault with intent to commit rape of an intoxicated person, sexually penetrating an intoxicated person with a foreign object, and sexually penetrating an unconscious person with a foreign object.
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We&aposre talking about the foreign actor penetrating the Clinton emails.
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"The [defendant] removed the victim's underwear" before penetrating her, it says.
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BADGER will navigate using various sensors including, crucially, ground-penetrating radar.
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An argument for men self-penetrating with dildos to reduce transphobia.
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"Artificial intelligence has just begun penetrating the porn industry," he said.
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And the third is penetrating injuries—shootings, stabbings, and the like.
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Furio Zanasi, as Ulysses, lacked penetrating power but showed immaculate style.
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Blunt trauma victims are often insured; penetrating trauma victims often not.
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I'm here to look at the new sound penetrating the island.
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After my breath Bottura looks at me with a penetrating smile.
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His voice still has extraordinary volume and a warm, penetrating presence.
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"They were uncomfortable penetrating the privacy of the family," he said.
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"I'm basking in nothing," he said, leveling his famously penetrating gaze.
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We're searching for more immediate, ecstatic, and penetrating modes of living.
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The Washington Post offers a penetrating look into living with Alzheimer's.
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A California jury found Turner guilty on three counts: intent to commit rape of an intoxicated person, sexually penetrating an intoxicated person with a foreign object and sexually penetrating an unconscious person with a foreign object.
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Her sharp, penetrating eyes took hold of my face at the doorway.
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Be prepared for the penetrating gaze of this group of partial figures.
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Second comes the debris -- shrapnel and bomb fragments -- causing devastating penetrating injuries.
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It's on the latter occasion that Vanessa gets to do the penetrating.
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Their sound was full-bodied, warm and penetrating without ever seeming forced.
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Penetrating and lucid as it is, Faludi's book can't answer this question.
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That includes penetrating foreign networks and other kinds of spying they do.
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The researchers also used ground-penetrating radar surveys to examine its dimensions.
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Novotna turned her penetrating gaze on me for a moment or two.
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Much of Ms. Dessay's voice remains almost eerily preserved — clean, pointed, penetrating.
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"There's a penetrating dampness coming from the walls," Cora writes to Ransome.
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The Egyptian government announced plans to follow up with ground-penetrating radar.
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A humility at once collective and internalized, penetrating, even visionary, yet true.
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My husband sustained a penetrating TBI in Iraq and subsequently developed PTSD.
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They share something with the rubber tubing penetrating Eve Hesse's "Accession II" (1969).
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Analysis of the bones revealed unhealed injuries, including sharp, blunt, and penetrating trauma.
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But that shorter wavelength is what makes UV so effective at penetrating skin.
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It is not a penetrating look, though both mean for it to be.
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And penetrating and attracting capital from international markets seems more feasible than ever.
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So what was playing through Phelps' headphones when he displayed that penetrating scowl?
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Both men are being investigated for allegedly penetrating another individual with an object.
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People end up with penetrating injuries or lacerations from their intense water stream.
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There's a way to talk about penetrating someone's urethra that sounds really awful.
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Crews will continue to search "intensely" using ground penetrating technology, authorities said Friday.
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"We're searching for more immediate, ecstatic and penetrating modes of living," she declared.
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The video goes on to show the figure dismembering and penetrating the body.
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They are as penetrating as a dentist's drill but, sadly, just as subtle.
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The Falcons took on a new mission: penetrating the group with undercover agents.
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She also writes that Kaiman has acknowledged digitally penetrating her without her consent.
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In her late teens, Osaka clearly had potent groundstrokes and a penetrating serve.
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Rivendell is a place of otherworldly loveliness, of bone-penetrating quiet and peace.
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Singing with penetrating power is not the same as singing forcefully or loudly.
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But the research also points to potential pitfalls of ground-penetrating radar data.
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We must test better earth-penetrating weapons — our adversaries are going deep underground.
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The reporters had asked penetrating, newsworthy questions of the president for an hour.
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Turner was indicted on five charges, and was ultimately convicted of three felonies: assault with intent to rape an intoxicated person, sexually penetrating an intoxicated person with a foreign object, and sexually penetrating an unconscious person with a foreign object.
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This week, he was found guilty of three of those felonies – assault with intent to commit rape of an intoxicated woman, sexually penetrating an intoxicated person with a foreign object and sexually penetrating an unconscious person with a foreign object.
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Brock Turner, 20, was convicted of assault with intent to commit rape of an intoxicated woman; sexually penetrating an intoxicated person with a foreign object; and sexually penetrating an unconscious person with a foreign object, reports the San Jose Mercury News.
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Don't worry about accidentally penetrating the urethra (the pee hole)—it's too small for that—but do be mindful about accidentally penetrating the anus (the butthole), which is nearby (and can hurt like a motherfucker if entered without warning or lubrication).
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But when you're young, you're oblivious to the crush of life's many penetrating horrors.
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Israel plans to invest in penetrating markets in Africa and Latin America, Cohen said.
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She also accused the Def Jam co-founder of penetrating her without her consent.
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IS had a particular knack for penetrating the underworld and giving criminals a cause.
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Another thing that transcends race or national boundaries is Ray Liotta's penetrating blue eyes.
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The Lost Rolls offers a penetrating look at the relationship between photography and memory.
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Penetrating that hard, woody barrier had been the work of seventy sweaty, exhausting days.
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Extraordinary pictures emerged, ones that were closer in style to his penetrating celebrity portraits.
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The current glucose trackers on the market rely on tiny sensors penetrating the skin.
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Steinmeier also expressed concern about a fascination with authoritarianism which was even penetrating Europe.
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Other tools are being developed that would prevent hackers from penetrating a network entirely.
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It manages to be both bright and gentle, with a penetrating, fearless upper register.
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Eventually, they even rented a ground-penetrating radar device to scan potential burial sites.
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Buskers in subway stations have made its penetrating sound familiar to many New Yorkers.
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The result of their partnership is a film that balances penetrating clarity with compassion.
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The oboe is penetrating but can be flat or sharp like any other instrument.
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The mezzo-soprano Wan Zhao brought a rich, penetrating voice to the distraught Erika.
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Instead, the team used airborne and satellite ice-penetrating radars to reveal the cavity.
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The abandoned ranch house was pocked by high caliber ammunition, some penetrating thick walls.
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Hackers successfully accessed records on 200,85033 Illinois voters by penetrating the state voter database.
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It is a "concussive bomb," meaning it detonates above ground rather than penetrating hardened defenses.
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But none of these robots were capable of penetrating the innermost areas of the reactors.
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" It concluded that the novel was "poignant with beauty as well as a penetrating irony. . . .
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She had been asleep in his apartment and awoke to find the man penetrating her.
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If it's a session where I'm penetrating the client, I'll bring strap-ons and plugs.
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She had a crushing injury — penetrating wounds and broken bones — in her back left foot.
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It is a "concussive bomb" meaning it detonates above ground rather than penetrating hardened defenses.
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But, Lori729 wound her way into my neural electric brain in a penetrating, insidious way.
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The majority of breaches we're seeing are happening because spies are penetrating systems using cyberattacks.
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Logically, the task at hand after penetrating such a place would be save Wolfgang, right?
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A new generation of penetrating bombers, armed with both new gravity bombs and cruise missiles?
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His "Poetics" still offers penetrating analysis of what works, and does not work, in theater.
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With a medium-format Rolleiflex camera, she made penetrating portraits of New York City teenagers.
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All of these books are as penetrating and intensely personal as they are politically-attentive.
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He may not have abundant vocal power, but he has something better: penetrating vocal presence.
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Mr. Huang's warm, radiant sound has penetrating depth but never turns thick or seems forced.
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The graves were located by using ground-penetrating radar that indicates disturbances in the soil.
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Mind you, that didn't stop it from penetrating the bubble of my pre-pubescent world.
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Out of all the major headsets, PSVR has the best chance at penetrating the mainstream.
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Going into his groin a half-dozen times, puncturing his bladder, penetrating his femoral artery.
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Reinosa was taken to a hospital, treated for a minor, non-penetrating wound and released.
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One of the rover's instruments, a ground-penetrating radar, is now revealing what lies beneath.
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I can imagine a more penetrating biography of O'Neill, but not a more poignant one.
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And it doesn't do well at things like penetrating walls, trees, or even human beings.
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" Our reviewer said Katznelson offered a "penetrating new analysis, supported by vivid examples and statistics.
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BREEN: BY THE WAY, WE ARE JUST PENETRATING MARKETS, LIKE LITERALLY 1% PENETRATION IN CHINA.
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She hits flat, penetrating groundstrokes, and her signature shot is her backhand down the line.
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Mr. Altstaedt, with his penetrating sound, and the articulate Mr. Lonquich made this mercurial Prologue riveting.
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I gave it my all, I thought I landed my shots and was penetrating his guard.
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Hattey is accused of penetrating a basset hound with both hands and penis, the newspaper reported.
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The room itself, a demented padded cell, abstract objects penetrating the perfect holes in the wall.
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Those accusations included groping patients, penetrating them digitally, taking photographs of their bodies and exposing himself.
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Musk&aposs Boring Company digs tunnels for advanced transport systems and has advanced ground-penetrating radar.
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We have no way of penetrating the small circle around Putin where decisions are ultimately made.
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Rick Scott (R-Fla.) penetrating Iowa's airwaves to smear Joe Biden just days before your caucus.
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" - Erica, 39 "Doggy style while watching The Hills" - Tracy, 25 "Kept thanking me while penetrating pussy.
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The dagger plunged some seven inches into his back, penetrating his heart, according to the complaint.
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The Yutu-2 rover is equipped with ground-penetrating radar to investigate beneath the Moon's surface.
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Sex involves one or both male organs penetrating the female organs, according to the same paper.
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But on Sunday, cold air penetrating south combined with the right amount of humidity, Kaplan says.
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Never forget the Trump/Pence logo that looked like Trump's initial was indecently penetrating Pence's initial.
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Johnson was cleared of the oral sex charge ... but found guilty of digitally penetrating the child.
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Test boreholes cover only a small area, and ground-penetrating radar does not reach deep enough.
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And he finishes the set with anecdotes about his father that are both funny and penetrating.
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Using ground penetrating radar (GPR) and electrical resistivity tomography (ERT), its existence has finally been confirmed.
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And in the Mozart, the winds produced deep, penetrating sonorities, while playing with elegance and grace.
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I'm a dominant female and typically do the 'sleeping,' meaning pegging or penetrating, of the male.
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Mr. Vogt's impressive voice is focused and penetrating, yet meltingly tender in soft, high-lying phrases.
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Neither is Michel Houellebecq, reckoned to be among the most penetrating of all contemporary European novelists.
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The collection is like a penetrating time-lapse movie of the American mind over that period.
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Picture him: A gaunt, penetrating man, bald, with a prominent brow, glasses and a crooked mouth.
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Today it devotes a huge effort as well to penetrating computer networks overseas to gather information.
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His poems are humanizing testaments of life, penetrating headlines, inviting readers into real rooms and families.
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These four collegial Scandinavians consistently bring comprehensive skills, penetrating musicianship and interpretive daring to their performances.
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Unable to conduct penetrating strikes, stand-off is necessary to keep the bomber in the fight.
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To be that penetrating guard but also getting out there and locking down their best player.
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Still more obscure technology may be pressed into service, like the ground-penetrating radar from WaveSense.
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The mezzo-soprano Michelle De Young sang a penetrating high note that captured Judith's terrified exhilaration.
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Turner leaving jail in September 2016 Turner was convicted in June 2016 of three counts of sexual assault: assault with intent to commit rape of an intoxicated woman, sexually penetrating a woman with a foreign object, and sexually penetrating an unconscious woman with a foreign object.
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The whole notion that elite men could have sex with anybody as long as they were penetrating.
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Virtual reality is penetrating the gaming and entertainment industry, but could it change the real estate landscape?
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Okpokwasili speaks with a penetrating, oddly precise timbre that makes the workings of her mind almost visible.
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Create a reproducible process of penetrating communities Traditionally, most products get their initial users through press outreach.
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The victim accused Green of penetrating her "once or twice" with his penis, according to court documents.
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It's a powder form of clay that you mix with apple cider vinegar, and it's really penetrating.
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It was penetrating the white-collar, well-educated in the top cities, but it was not everywhere.
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TanDEM-X are a pair of German satellites equipped with deep penetrating sensors called Synthetic Aperture Radars.
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Signals for 5G won't be able to travel very far and won't be great at penetrating buildings.
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"This case provides confirmation that beach umbrellas may cause fatal penetrating blunt force trauma to the chest."
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They will soon try to determine the extent of the remaining bones, possibly using ground-penetrating radar.
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It works by penetrating the cork with a thin needle to let them pour out the wine.
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Other changes should include more penetrating and effective supervision, and a full investigation of the program's PMD.
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Just before the digging began, six teams of surveyors used ground-penetrating radar to scan the site.
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Rest assured, this is still the Czech Philharmonic of warm strings, penetrating brasses and fleet-footed danciness.
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Infectious diseases, especially those like Covid-19, have a knack for penetrating and exposing such false dichotomies.
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At the same time, he focuses on scraping the book to its most penetrating and performable essence.
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The logo: A Trump "T" penetrating a Pence "P" to form some kind of distorted American flag.
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If it were not for the penetrating smell of cannabis, it could pass for a cafe anywhere.
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He is 220-foot-222, lithe and graceful with a powerful serve, penetrating groundstrokes, speed and agility.
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"It is an instrument or weapon that is a lot more humane than penetrating weapons," he said.
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" There are phrases that beg you to ask friends to fill in the blanks: "Clear and penetrating, ____ _ ____.
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Intelligence communities report that Russians infiltrated American election systems that year, penetrating government networks in two states.
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Foreign aid was desperately needed, but penetrating the secretive society was nearly impossible for Christian aid groups.
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This snow might build into an insulating layer that could prevent the cold from penetrating the soil.
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" Melville looked upon "Moby-Dick" and "Pierre" as twins, each penetrating psychological depths, "still deep and deeper.
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When he'd gone the full round, he pointed at a tall, wiry man with a penetrating gaze.
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The boy filmed himself penetrating her from behind, her torso exposed, her head hanging down, prosecutors said.
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The boy filmed himself penetrating her from behind, her torso exposed, her head hanging down, prosecutors said.
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It is not a hard, penetrating stalk, but rather a cloud of pleasure, multiple, complacent, indulgent and powerful.
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Asteroids. More specifically killer asteroids, penetrating the earth and taking you and all of civilization down with them.
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Around us, the penetrating churn of a helicopter and the honk of car horns filter through the trees.
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Like his earlier books, it is erudite, penetrating and splendidly written; alongside them, though, it seems positively straightforward.
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Though the exercise didn't strike me as especially penetrating — garden-variety introspection made punctilious — it was hugely popular.
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In Night of Something Strange, the opening scene shows a janitor penetrating a dead woman in a morgue.
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I mean, it's not hurting anybody; it's not like I'm asking for hard penetrating anal sex or whatever.
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When construction began on a parking garage in 19353, ground-penetrating radar revealed the presence of 0005,27 coffins.
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Apple has taken an important step in its longstanding goal of penetrating the world's second largest smartphone market.
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For one, Starry will use millimeter waves which already have a tough time penetrating walls and other obstacles.
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There's also a new coring drill and a ground-penetrating radar to look below the surface of Mars.
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This inner vision revealed a swollen intestinal membrane with a firmly attached parasite, its end penetrating the stomach.
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" He also allegedly admitted to penetrating her, even though he "wasn't getting much of a response from her.
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Under Pennsylvania law, Cosby was accused of penetrating someone with part of his body without that person's consent.
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Then he climbed on top of her and began penetrating her, she said, before she passed out again.
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That same coalition, which has held together despite a very tenuous political consensus, is now penetrating Western Mosul.
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The most common cause of potholes is water penetrating cracks in a road's surface and weakening its foundation.
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The designers might have anticipated this before releasing into the wild a logo with one letter penetrating another.
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Red clay is Thiem's favorite surface, and his heavy and penetrating forehand is a real weapon on it.
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African American women are also penetrating as elected officials in a diversity that is both geographic and experiential.
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Terence Crutcher, 40, died from "a penetrating gunshot wound of chest," the office said Friday, according to Time.
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Starring Joaquin Phoenix, it probes the journey of a disturbed man with a penetrating laugh into a killer.
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The New Yorker's Evan Osnos produced a penetrating look at the swelling political movement elevating Trump to dominance.
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The only part of the encounters he took pleasure in was the tactful, penetrating questioning of the interviews.
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Once inside, Mr. Alvarez forced himself on top of her, groping her and penetrating her with his fingers.
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Tom Visser's apocalyptic lighting — penetrating from above as if through clouds of smoke or dust — is grimly picturesque.
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During daylight, thousands of Schistosoma mansoni head out across the water, penetrating the skin of bathers or fishermen.
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There's a big gatekeeping sort of vibe, and country music prevents black artists from really penetrating the scene.
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But in the morning, Miss W said, she woke up to find Assange penetrating her without a condom.
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Mr. Abdul-Mateen leaned forward and fixed his opponent with a penetrating gaze, but it made little difference.
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It also has ground-penetrating radar, a rock-analyzing spectroscope, and a device to study lunar water ice.
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It was the penetrating gaze, which registered strongly several times on the cover of the American Poetry Review.
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Then I realized that this—the sunlight penetrating the water, the exquisitely rendered fluid dynamics— was the experience.
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"I feel all of these eyes constantly piercing me, penetrating me, for something I believe in," she said.
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She searches hungrily for a vein, penetrating with the needle, looking for a route to feed him epinephrine.
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The Mercury idles with a deep, penetrating rumble that I can feel through the soles of both shoes.
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Injury to these areas has a dismal prognosis, as do penetrating injuries to both sides of the brain.
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Ground-penetrating radar has proved its resiliency in military applications, and Mr. Bolat said commercial tests were underway.
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To protect people from nerve agent poisoning, we need a brain-penetrating molecule to reverse the AChE inhibition.
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Ms. Davidsen's voice is creamy in texture, but with a silvery shimmer that gives it a penetrating spine.
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Mr. Müller-Schott's dark, penetrating sound lent richness and depth to phrases more familiar from a shimmering violin.
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"Boring Co has advanced ground penetrating radar and is pretty good at digging holes," Musk said on Twitter.
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Fancy Bear: One of the code names of the Russian hacking group accused of penetrating the DNC network.
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"That beginner's mind, those eyes of the fresh naivete, they allow you to ask very penetrating questions," he says.
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Restraining the power of the American military will require more and more penetrating policies than Sanders is currently presenting.
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On May 22, investigators used ground-penetrating radar to search the Kintnersville home the Fonders shared at the time.
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The bodyguard then allegedly forced her to perform oral sex on him, before penetrating her, according to the report.
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"Moon dust" is an American soldier's description for the fine, penetrating beige dust on which the base is built.
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Currently, there is no technology that can stop these particles from penetrating spacecraft and affecting the astronauts, Limoli said.
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The second given benefit is the more interesting one: Wi-Fi is really good at penetrating walls; light isn't.
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As Shaw was penetrating her vagina with his fingers Simmons took out his phone and hit record, he said.
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That means it's really fast, but also that it has a very difficult time penetrating obstacles, like a wall.
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WaveSense specializes in ground-penetrating radar that creates subterranean maps to help vehicles navigate through snow, rain and fog.
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" She went on to claim he assaulted her in his apartment, penetrating her after she told him to "wait.
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The scene is intended to be violent and disturbing, with Paul hitting Jeanne and penetrating her as she cries.
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This evidence suggests that saber-toothed cats could possibly have used their bone-penetrating fangs to take down prey.
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The assailant "surreptitiously used his cell phone to record himself penetrating [her] anus and mouth," according to the complaint.
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Schmidt will be an investigator for the ice-penetrating radar instrument that will be housed on the Europa Clipper.
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They are designed to create a burning sensation at the skin surface without penetrating deep and potentially damaging cells.
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I imagine him with the same wry, penetrating, cowboy gaze, the eyes that tell you he's seen it all.
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Further, the existence of ice below the planet's surface has been reported by surveys using other ground penetrating radar.
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Max also hopes to impress Len with his new demos, but penetrating Len's wall of laconic indifference is daunting.
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"It seems like the letter of the law is clear, but for whatever reason, it's not penetrating," he said.
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Some fast-feeding soft ticks cause the carnage with their larger mouth parts, penetrating the skin deeply and repeatedly.
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The other tool, the ground penetrating radar, uses FM radio waves to scan about 10 feet under the surface.
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Crews continue drilling for soil samples and running ground-penetrating radar around the retention pond where multiple sinkholes opened.
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Taking place at London's Copper Box Arena, Di Luisa proved no match for Groves' hand speed and penetrating combinations.
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Again, at a distance of 45 feet, none of the rounds of buckshot succeeded in penetrating the body armor.
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I wondered: When penetrating your skin with needles doesn't hurt, does that mean it's a type of self-harm?
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But the company's artists have had success penetrating Spotify's most influential playlists, like New Music Fridays and Rap Caviar.
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The plot provides a durable framework for Mr. Dolnick's keen eye for detail and his penetrating ear for dialogue.
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At the end of the day, though, the basics still rise: penetrating, holy-smokes reporting in stories well told.
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The '16 Pernot was penetrating and incisive, with a deep, rich aroma and flavors of herbs and tart citrus.
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Or it can transform everyday canned white beans into a silky puddle of savory goodness, lending deep, penetrating flavor.
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Facial recognition is increasingly penetrating our lives, but there is still time to prevent it from worsening social inequalities.
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Though her second serve remains an adventure, her first serve is back to being a penetrating, match-winning weapon.
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"There's stuff in my head," Ms. Rockburne, an abstractionist with lively, penetrating eyes and a ready smile, recently explained.
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They queried the virtual assistants on 39 first aid topics ranging from nausea and vomiting to penetrating chest trauma.
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The researchers surveyed the tomb with ground-penetrating radar and discovered a previously unknown space near King Tut's burial.
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He was content being a penetrating observer without the need to control or intrude on the reality before him.
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In the early 1990s, cloud-penetrating radar on the Magellan orbiter revealed a surface studded with volcano-like mountains.
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Despite our main websites being inaccessible in China, we continued to make progress in penetrating the mainland Chinese market.
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"It's a weapon of the future, capable of penetrating both existing and prospective missile defense systems," Putin said Tuesday.
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"By taking the form of manga, the story is so easy to read, and yet so penetrating," Lee said.
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Oddly, this may have been a good sign: After penetrating head injuries, consciousness is associated with a better prognosis.
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When he saw that she had awoken, she said, he got on top of her and began penetrating her.
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Hearing her songs I remember it was just penetrating the air and every line was jumping out at me.
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Allard said Rozon brought her back home, where she fell asleep next to him but awoke to him penetrating her.
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As more algae pack together, darkening the coral's outer tissue layers, they prevent sunlight from penetrating deeper inside the organism.
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One of his enterprises is Boring Co., which digs tunnels for advanced transport systems and has advanced ground-penetrating radar.
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These broad-spectrum products are designed to prevent UV radiation from penetrating deep into skin and damaging DNA and collagen.
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But it may soon be a necessary step to keep vision far more penetrating than ours from piercing those pixels.
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"You're trying to prevent that cold wind from penetrating the layers, but it does anyway," he says with a laugh.
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The rover will also be equipped with ground-penetrating radar to look for unusual features such as ice or brine.
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Which is, you know going into the U.S. market and really penetrating the U.S. market and the U.S. energy market.
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Both particles are on the verge of penetrating a cell (blue), and they're binding to the cell's protein receptors (green).
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But because their kinetic energy was expended almost immediately the penetrating power was considerably less intense than with traditional bullets.
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We see you penetrating U.S. private systems and then sharing that data with your companies to give them competitive advantage.
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The corporate secrecy offered by offshore centres makes the task of penetrating structures used to move money slow and difficult.
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The fate of the "Bernie Bros," who have offered a far more penetrating and important critique, remains to be determined.
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Pfizer is suing Johnson & Johnson, alleging the company has blocked Pfizer's cheaper biosimilar version of Remicade from penetrating the market.
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I don't think you have ever been so affecting with your proud smile and lustrous hair, your deep, penetrating stare.
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Particularly worrisome is that, by penetrating the ears, lightning can rapidly reach the brain region that controls breathing, Andrews says.
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In their search of Weldon's home, authorities were using ground penetrating technology to "intensely" search the property, officials said Friday.
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In June, they used ground-penetrating radar to tell researchers what was below the surface without disrupting it, Givens said.
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Now Ms. Molloy enters the ring, exploring rage, dissolution, sexual perversity and family history with a bleak and penetrating acuity.
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The three sat side by side at Fort Meade, tracking and, in some cases, penetrating adversaries' weapons systems for intelligence.
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According to security experts, the hackers hijacked the addresses by penetrating and altering the domain registration records housed at GoDaddy.
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In the 1980s, you would have informants and undercover assets working the Italian mafia, staking out and penetrating Italian restaurants.
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That said, the core psychological processes that are breeding depression and suicide in the U.S. are penetrating every ZIP code.
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G.M.C. filmed himself penetrating Mary from behind on his cell phone, displaying her bare torso, and her head hanging down.
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Hanna Schwarz, a mezzo-soprano legend, summoned penetrating sound and a weighty presence in the small part of Grandmother Burya.
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Each time, I woke to find him fondling and penetrating me as I tried to rise from my sleepy stupor.
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China has objected to the deployment of the missile system, saying it has a radar capable of penetrating Chinese territory.
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How many listeners would enjoy Stravinsky's tricky, acerbic "Agon" were it not for George Balanchine's penetrating ballet to the score?
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" The reason, he ventured, is that Mr. Dylan's lyrics are "so suggestive, universal and penetrating all at the same time.
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BAGHDAD — "When did you join ISIS?" asked Judge Suhail Abdalla, a tall man with a gaunt face and penetrating eyes.
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Gagner shares a studio with his wife, Maureen Drennan, who takes penetrating, intimate photographs of different communities around the world.
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More specifically, the staggered beams of light penetrating the set evoked the "cathedral of light" effect seen at Nuremberg Rallies.
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But Stauffer and others say none of this would prevent a skilled hacker from penetrating the machines via their modems.
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That penetrating reporting has continued under Ken Ward, Jr., considered by some to be among the nation's best coal reporters.
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Mere facts have a hard time penetrating something like that, because it's an attack on a member of your tribe.
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Mr. Pompeo said the agency was conducting counterintelligence collection, which can include developing informants and penetrating computers overseas, officials said.
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Where to Go Now In charming and free-spirited New Orleans, music has an unescapable way of penetrating the soul.
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To ensure that the roads are safe, road crews now use ground-penetrating radar to check the ice's exact thickness.
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Yet during those years she sang with such focus and bloom that her sound had penetrating richness and radiant presence.
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Over the last decade, though, it has spread to nearly every new technology, and started penetrating spaces long thought inviolate.
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Péladan singled out for praise Rops's "Les Sataniques," a series of etchings depicting visibly aroused demons penetrating and killing women.
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He has been accused of licking and digitally penetrating patients' vaginas without gloves, along with fondling their breasts and anuses.
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Marie, here the young, penetrating soprano Asmik Grigorian, is a more girlish and irresponsible, less sympathetically maternal presence than usual.
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Rieslings from Austria generally feel firmer, denser and more penetrating, while those from Alsace are altogether bigger and more voluminous.
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Returning daily for two weeks, as the stench grows more brutal and penetrating by the day, that's the perilous bit.
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For nearly two weeks, technicians hired by the district used ground penetrating radar to confirm the location of the caskets.
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DiClemente says internationally, Netflix could just be scratching the surface on subscribers, penetrating less than 10 percent of that market.
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For some, like Disney, penetrating China has meant giving the Communist Party greater say over its business on the mainland.
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It's always refreshing, yet its penetrating flavors sometimes have a density that can warm the soul on a cold night.
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Before construction of the building started, Dr. Tucker used ground-penetrating radar to search for other promising pieces of sandstone.
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Since his release, Turner and his legal counsel have continued to appeal the jury's guilty verdicts on the three charges that resulted in his sentencing: assault with intent to commit rape of an intoxicated person, sexually penetrating an unconscious person with a foreign object, and sexually penetrating an intoxicated person with a foreign object.
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And the fullbacks, Dani Alves on the right and Jordi Alba on the left, were making penetrating runs down the flanks.
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Mr. Dawes's penetrating performance as Mr. Nureyev offers a compelling impression of an artist driven by his lust for, well, everything.
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The secret, per the manufacturer, is in the heat-conductive titanium plates, penetrating hair from within for fast, silky straight results.
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The brightest spot is likely a penetrating radiation signature, while the other glowing regions show activity from several of Io's volcanoes.
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He is accused of assaulting an unnamed woman, removing her underwear, attacking her orally, and penetrating her, according to a warrant.
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He stands accused of making sexual comments about students and inappropriately touching them without wearing medical gloves — including digitally penetrating them.
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Glaciologists have been monitoring the Halloween Crack's growth using GPS instruments, satellite imagery, ground-penetrating radar and on-site drone footage.
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She said she's seen "everything from cartoon characters penetrating each other with random objects" to Logan Paul's infamous suicide forest video.
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She also adapted to the Armory's intimate recital space, which must present challenges for a voice so naturally bright and penetrating.
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She said that she then tried to stop Fabian when he began penetrating her vagina with his fingers, but he continued.
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The first fundraising email -- which included a new logo featuring a "T" penetrating a "P" -- went out to supporters by noon.
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Bew estimates that up to half the people he sees have a "violent penetrating injury", usually a knife or gun wound.
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Tracking cyber-intrusions can sometimes require penetrating an adversary's networks first, and acts of espionage can look like preparations for sabotage.
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The cuboid sculpture depicts a humanoid figure holding on to a four-legged creature from the back, as if penetrating it.
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He's wearing either tight black cargo pants or shorts — and his semi-erect manhood is penetrating the zipper of said garment.
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SHARAD emits surface-penetrating radar waves that allowed Nerozzi's team to discern the internal structures and composition of the cavi unit.
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He's wearing either tight black cargo pants or shorts — and his semi-erect manhood is penetrating the zipper of said garment.
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The survey also found the most popular method for penetrating a system to be direct server attacks, followed by phishing attacks.
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Cyber and information wars This could involve penetrating North Korea with news about the outside world, to undermine the regime's control.
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Authorities also found three penetrating bullet holes on Weah's vehicle, which was parked by his home when he was found shot.
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Johnson was found not guilty of having received oral sex from the girl and was found guilty of digitally penetrating her.
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By penetrating your Internal Network and other related platforms, we obtained your highly confidential Documents, IT related data, Scripts and etc.
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Later, during a trip to the store, Kathy was overwhelmed by the sounds there — penetrating voices, throbbing refrigerators, metal shopping carts.
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As such, they are getting better at finding weaknesses, penetrating security barriers and enacting more damaging attacks once inside a company.
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ServiceNow is penetrating...[they are] starting with mega-enterprise deals and landing one after another," he said on Thursday's "Halftime Report.
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The woodwinds, whose penetrating tones gave them an acoustical advantage, waylaid tourists with the quintet version of Beethoven's Sextet Opus 71.
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It then shifts the colors in your display to warmer shades (yellows and oranges) instead of that penetrating cool-blue light.
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Listen to it below: You may recall that the most insightful, penetrating criticism of Alt-J perhaps ever happened in 2015.
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It was created on December 22, 1895 by her husband Wilhelm Röntgen, who had discovered this penetrating electromagnetic radiation that November.
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The Chinese military, according to US intelligence, is developing new medium- and long-range stealth bombers to provide penetrating strike capabilities.
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Instead she got a politically penetrating fresco of a crucified Indian peasant and a North American eagle perched on the cross.
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Djokovic broke Nadal at love in the 18th game, forcing errors off the Spaniard's torquing ground strokes with deep, penetrating returns.
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These signals also have trouble penetrating walls and buildings, so you'll likely drop back down to 4G if you go indoors.
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To drink a great wine, made from grapes that shimmered those dewy mornings in '64 is, for me, a penetrating thing.
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He stormed to a 133-1 lead, winning points with deft drop shots, powerful groundstrokes and penetrating first and second serves.
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Your love has a deep, penetrating, and gutsy quality to it that could make more prudish folks turn bashful or shy.
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He tells his friend that he's going on a date with a shiksa, one who has been asking him penetrating questions.
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After penetrating corporate servers, the indictment says, the hackers used lateral movement and privilege escalation to access more and more data.
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More than 150 women told a Michigan court remarkably similar stories of him penetrating them with ungloved fingers during medical appointments.
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For me, it began with a penetrating ache in my shoulder, and then, as I sweated through the hotel sheets, hallucinations.
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Penetrating off the dribble, finishing drives above the crowd and hitting clutch jumpers down the stretch are not exactly teachable skills.
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On Thursday, Taliban suicide bombers exploded a vehicle at a police headquarters in Kandahar, penetrating the base and triggering a firefight.
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On Thursday, Taliban suicide bombers exploded a vehicle at a police headquarters in Kandahar, penetrating the base and triggering a firefight.
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American Affairs has broached them, but I find the foreign-policy views there less penetrating than the rest of the journal.
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"His penetrating and sensitive portrayal of social realities made him a fine chronicler of our times," Mr. Kovind said on Twitter.
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This includes political scientists, who over the years have focused their penetrating gaze on the politics of the Star Wars universe.
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Photo: APIt's not the result anyone was hoping for, but the investigation shows how useful ground-penetrating radar can be for archaeologists.
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In the video, he is seen penetrating his victim from behind with her stomach exposed and head hanging low, according to prosecutors.
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GRU hackers, dubbed "Fancy Bear", ran riot in cyberspace, penetrating everything from Germany's parliament to Emmanuel Macron's campaign for the French presidency.
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One person was injured after being struck by a vehicle, and another suffered a penetrating wound of unknown cause, fire officials said.
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Of course, since Wet Hot American Summer is a comedy of extremes, that's exactly what happens, leading to Victor essentially penetrating himself.
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There, the fungus grows into long threadlike structures, digesting the fly's guts and penetrating its brain until the poor insect finally dies.
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Their products are penetrating—and "disrupting", in the lingo—every nook and cranny not just of business, but society as a whole.
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A biopesticide could keep an animal from mating, or keep the sperm of the male from penetrating the eggs of the female.
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As he noted, the Boring Company in particular has quite a bit of experience digging holes and working with ground penetrating radar.
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You don't yell, "I don't care," and continue penetrating a woman while she is literally sobbing and shoving your face away otherwise.
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The most current Mod 29 version has demonstrated a bunker-buster earth-penetrating capability, according to the Federation of American Scientists (FAS).
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But China objects to the deployment in South Korea of the THAAD, which has a powerful radar capable of penetrating Chinese territory.
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China objected that the system's radar would be capable of penetrating its territory, sparking a popular boycott of Korean goods and services.
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When they reached a hotel, she recalls him pulling down her pants, digitally penetrating her vagina and performing oral sex on her.
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Some economists bridge the academic and the "real world." penetrating public consciousness by focusing research on topics that relate to universal experiences.
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You'll want to gently exfoliate pre-moisturizer, since dry patches of skin can block pores and keep face creams from penetrating deeply.
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Attuned to the possibilities, a man with unkempt hair and penetrating eyes wandered the Haight, seeking a particular kind of damaged girl.
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He said the team would use ground-penetrating radar to search the area around the prison, and around a nearby nursery school.
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Ground-penetrating radar on Reconnaissance could peer much deeper into the ground, collecting data as the orbiter made more than 600 passes.
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He decided to try a novel device called a rotary bit, which turned out to be more suitable for penetrating soft layers.
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Rather then excavate and disturb the remains, he and his team used two noninvasive tools — electrical resistivity tomography and ground penetrating radar.
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Add the joy of dual internal and clitoral pleasure by penetrating your partner with your fingers while you go down on them.
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The MS-D100 then blasts highly charged ions into the shoes, penetrating through the material and dissolving particles to eliminate any odors.
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The effect of the beats, and of the penetrating bass notes of the Ching, completely eludes the video recordings of the event.
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The instructors invoked stories of rape in which victims begged their assaulters in the "active," or top, positions to stop penetrating them.
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Give lawyers a couple of months and they will always find a way to respond non-substantively to the most penetrating questions.
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She goes on to say that microdermabrasion and chemical peels are typically very superficial, penetrating at around 0.5 mm in the skin.
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Ms. Qian's captivating singing combines the trembling, nasal-toned quality of Chinese opera with the more penetrating richness of Western classical styles.
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Her voice penetrating and bright, with a slight metallic tinge that lends it intensity, she brings out Tamara's confusions and yearnings compellingly.
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Deep penetrating gremlins regarding some sort of niggling trouble or insecurity that follow us around on a daily basis, at varying volumes.
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A variety of sealers are available, but the most common are penetrating or impregnating sealers from companies like Fila and Dry-Treat.
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Once people buy Bitcoin or other virtual currencies, they are often targeted by hackers who have become experts at penetrating Bitcoin accounts.
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To understand why the "second-class right" meme is suddenly penetrating the judicial conversation, we have to begin with Justice Clarence Thomas.
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Yes, Trump's T is penetrating Pence's P. They added a bit of American flair with a red, white and blue color scheme.
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Some of the most penetrating questions on Tuesday came from Kamala Harris, Democrat of California, and Cory Booker, Democrat of New Jersey.
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Yet the script is incapable of penetrating the moral thicket that the actors and the cinematographer, Zachary Galler, have so carefully woven.
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Her des Grieux on Tuesday was the tenor Michael Fabiano, who often achieves penetrating resonance at the cost of intonation and gracefulness.
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At a preliminary hearing, a detective testified that the woman had injuries consistent with "penetrating genital trauma" and not with consensual sex.
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They go into the experiment hypothesis-free and see what comes up in a wide and penetrating sweep of the cohort's DNA.
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"Lucy Barton," a 100-minute monologue directed with penetrating calm by Richard Eyre, is about a different kind of search for selfhood.
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The man who took a photo of himself penetrating Parsons while she vomited was eventually given 12 months of probation in 2015.
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It is also reportedly making the space between the screen's protective layer and its bezel smaller to prevent debris from penetrating the device.
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The jury did find Turner guilty of penetrating his victim with an object (his fingers), which California law described as a sexual assault.
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Every day they are penetrating our digital infrastructure and conducting a range of cyber intrusions and attacks against targets in the United States.
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What is it with 28D shoes and e-commerce, and when is e-commerce 4.993D going to start penetrating for the average person?
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Solebit – Solebit provides unique solutions, which disrupt targeted attacks and malware delivery by blocking data streams containing unauthorized code from penetrating the organization.
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Hackers increasingly infiltrate large corporations by first penetrating the defences of smaller suppliers and piggybacking on the communications systems which link the two.
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But scaling up production in open tanks is hard, because as the algae blooms form, they prevent sunlight penetrating deeper into the water.
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Penetrating the school's network proved simple, he says, and thanks to Desautels' affable arrogance, talking his way out of trouble was easier still.
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"Firearm-related eye injuries caused by high-velocity, penetrating projectiles to the head can be expected to result in visual impairment," Mbekeani said.
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Instead, the team used a fleet of low Earth orbit satellites and planes equipped with ice-penetrating radar to monitor Thwaites over time.
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And that's whether the appendage you're penetrating someone with has a 90 degree bend, is exactly 180 degrees flat, or has multiple joints.
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Both have penetrating insights into strategies for changing America's twisted relationship with drugs, programs that reflect the distinct challenges of a fragmented era.
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But even in this age of hackers relentlessly penetrating our networks, in the information technology security industry, we know that walls don't work.
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A representation of the 2020 rover from 2014 The 2020 rover will also be equipped with a ground penetrating radar instrument called RIFMAX.
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Plutonium does not emit the type of penetrating radiation often associated with nuclear blasts, which causes immediately obvious health effects, such as burns.
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Her somewhat wordy writing—part whodunnit and part travelogue—weaves together the accounts of policemen, prosecutors and those convicted with some penetrating insights.
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Next, a much deadlier weapon than had been seen before was introduced: a heavy-duty ground-penetrating bomb, known as a bunker-buster.
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"We thought a cost-effective, technology-enabled solution had a leg up over anybody in terms of penetrating this very large potential market."
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DuPont invested significant time and resources developing a Kevlar material strong enough to withstand the penetrating trauma of rifle rounds and grenade shrapnel.
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A quarterfinalist at Wimbledon last year, Keys hits flat, penetrating groundstrokes and has improved her net game and mobility in the last year.
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The industrial base and academy will need to make serious investments in rocketry, materials science, and plasma-penetrating radio waveforms for hypersonic munitions.
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"[For example], how does this standoff bomber work in the contested environment in a way that's complementary with the [penetrating] B-21 [Raider]?"
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When you have enough lube on both the penetrating penis/dildo and the receiving anus (which, reminder, does not self-lubricate), add more.
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Mica Levi received an Oscar nomination for her penetrating score for the film, Jackie, but she's not the only woman composer in Hollywood.
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Here, under the trees' shady canopy, an additional layer of shrubs often prevents the little remaining sunlight from penetrating to the forest floor.
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Xstat is a new product that can stop the bleeding from penetrating wounds — from guns, knives, shrapnel, whatever — that are narrow and deep.
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Throughout the Cold War, Russia was always better than us when it came to penetrating their enemies and breaking them down from within.
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Several photographs in Hardcore combine multiple tropes, for example, images of women penetrating each other with candlesticks, an experiment in early, homespun dildos.
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Performing with his back to an audience seated in an arc around him, Mr. Hanick's playing was breathtaking, at once penetrating and mystifying.
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He camped out on the ad side of the court and waited for the right moment to hit penetrating backhands down the line.
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They employ much higher frequencies, and these radio waves are far less successful at penetrating the bodies of humans and rats, scientists say.
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Unlike in other sports, this period is a storm before the calm; the strain shows in the competitors' grim expressions and penetrating focus.
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But last week, Hillsborough County school district officials announced that the burial ground had been found with help from ground-penetrating radar scans.
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In 2004 he founded Biologically Applied Engineering, where he pioneered the use of ground-penetrating radar to examine the layers of track surfaces.
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The rover would carry a remote sensing camera and ground-penetrating radar capable of studying the planet's soil and water, among other things.
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The evidence has raised alarms about the extent to which fake news, having infiltrated the West's media and elections, is penetrating its courts.
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On a previous visit, Azam's colleagues, using ground-penetrating radar, had charted the base of the glacier, where the ice meets the earth.
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In "Les Troyens," for example, only the mezzo-soprano Stéphanie d'Oustrac, as Cassandre, seemed at ease penetrating the orchestra and filling the hall.
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The new film "Dina," which advertises itself as a "real-life romantic comedy," is an unusually penetrating example of this type of picture.
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In May, North Korea twice tested multiple short-range missiles, which analysts said could be aimed at penetrating South Korea's missile defense system.
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He was found guilty on three counts of sexual assault for digitally penetrating an unconscious woman behind a dumpster on the Stanford campus.
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Those vibrating, pulsing, crying, howling, screaming, silent, vicious, bleeding, enveloping, staring, saturating, penetrating, stroking, petting paintings were right there in front of us.
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It's at a relatively low frequency, which means it's good at traveling long distances and penetrating walls — attributes that make for a strong network.
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But even after the F.B.I. committed more resources to the hunt, bureau officials faced difficulties in penetrating Iran for intelligence about the missing American.
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The latest revelation comes from ground-penetrating radar used during pollution cleanup work at the site, according to a letter sent Wednesday by Gov.
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His writing was unlike, I don&apost think you&aposre going to see another columnist that had his penetrating kind of wisdom and thoughts.
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It's not immediately clear if ground-penetrating radar could pick up traces of a body, or bodies; for that, ground excavations may be necessary.
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The bright reflection implied that the region had a much higher value of its dielectric permittivity, an important electrical property for studying penetrating radar.
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Spartanburg Sheriff Chuck Wright told reporters that if cadaver dogs are unsuccessful in finding the remains, authorities could resort to using ground penetrating radar.
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I often disagree with Harris, but he's a curious, penetrating interviewer, and his discussions on consciousness, artificial intelligence, and meditation are worth seeking out.
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As something of a nobody, Cunanan is drawn to the idea of power, and the powerful; he wastes no time in penetrating loftier circles.
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Stimulating and penetrating your partner with your hands in such a small space can make things even more exciting (especially if you're really flexible).
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As he has done before, Siributr looks with a penetrating gaze at the surfaces forms of Thai culture to consider the politics hiding beneath.
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Toobin also provides a fair and balanced but penetrating analysis of why the verdict should have gone the other way -- and why it didn't.
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In that conversation, Cosby admitted to fondling Constand's breasts, penetrating her vagina, and putting her hand on his penis, according to the criminal complaint.
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Every month, the three must take part in a ritual ceremony, which involves the Commander penetrating Offred as Serena Joy holds her arms down.
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The teens treated at pediatric centers tended to be younger, less severely injured, and more often sustained a blunt rather than a penetrating injury.
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But even a comprehensive catalog of all the chilling things Trump and his henchmen do can't stop the chill itself from penetrating bone-deep.
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"Positions that shorten the vagina (legs brought closer to the abdomen or chest) can help penetrating partners find the spot more easily," Tyomi suggests.
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One of two responding officers, dressed in plainclothes, suffered blunt-force trauma after a bullet hit the front of his protective vest without penetrating.
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And as the countess Adèle, Sharin Apostolou's clear, penetrating high notes don't feel out of place with the general mellowness of her smooth soprano.
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Among many fine singing actors, a few highlights: Brian Mulligan's passionate, desperate Proctor; Ariana Wehr's penetrating, scary Abigail; and Helena Brown's heartfelt Rebecca Nurse.
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President Trump's failure to do so is a likely signal to Russia -- and others -- that conflicts of interest are penetrating the President's decision-making.
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I understand their appeal and I appreciate their skin-penetrating powers (don't worry, I'm not abandoning them completely), but they're getting on my nerves.
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According to a police affidavit, the sexual assault nurse found her injuries "consistent with penetrating genital trauma" and with the woman's account of events.
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Over the course of multiple treatments, Denhollander said Nassar escalated his sexual abuse, groping her genitals and breasts and penetrating her vagina and anus.
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Little is known about these moons, and the missions we have planned are very much for surveying the surface, not penetrating their deepest secrets.
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The flavors were intense and penetrating, underscored by Madeira's characteristic bright acidity: more fruit and flowers, a touch of caramel and a refreshing salinity.
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"It's basically a buffer that the one penetrating puts on, so the person receiving won't receive the entire length of the penis," she says.
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I can think of few better novelists than Yan, with his superlative gifts for storytelling and penetrating eye for truth, to imagine the answers.
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Kansas used a penetrating offensive attack to get to the rim in the first half while building as much as a nine-point lead.
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The Nigerian military has made major gains against Boko Haram in recent months, penetrating forest hide-outs and retaking territory once held by militants.
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Philip Morris and Altria products that claim to reduce the risks of smoking, or RRP, are penetrating tobacco markets "slower than before," Bennett said.
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RIMFAX For the first time, a surface mission will include a ground-penetrating radar instrument called RIMFAX, or Radar Imager for Mars' Subsurface Experiment.
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If delay-fuzed ammunition was fired against buildings, the initial impact of the motor assembly assisted the warhead in penetrating walls to burst beyond.
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The sound waves hit the sea floor, penetrating miles into it, and bounce back to the surface, where they are picked up by hydrophones.
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Derek Rouse, a Navy flight engineer, said he and wife Jennifer have asked Balfour Beatty for years to stop rainwater from penetrating their home.
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Information is tightly compartmentalized in order to protect higher ups in the organizations, something that has hamstrung efforts to make any major, penetrating prosecutions.
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Image: NIKUUsing ground-penetrating radar, archaeologists in Norway have discovered an ancient Viking ship buried just 2000 inches beneath the surface of a farmer's field.
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Marrying traditional workmanship with laser scans and ground-penetrating radar, the trust rebuilt the baoli in a form as close to the original as possible.
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While Korean pop culture may be successful in penetrating certain markets and consumers groups, companies are quick to customize products to cater to certain markets.
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It will also have cameras, ground-penetrating radar, and an onboard laboratory to analyze rock samples, looking in particular for signs of life on Mars.
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At first I thought he had misspelled "beat," as in "beat reporter," but other tweets confirmed that he was, indeed, penetrating heavily into Freudian territory.
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In the 2015-2016 field season, from November to March, glaciologists used ice-penetrating radar technologies to calculate the chasm's most likely path and speed.
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STUDYING the seabed does not always mean penetrating the sea itself, even if that penetration is done using sound waves rather than submarines (see article).
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Director John Maybury's striking video, consisting almost entirely of penetrating close-ups of O'Connor's emotionally contorted face, transfixed audiences with its raw display of grief.
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We can use these to record signals from the spinal cord or other locations where you don't really want to be penetrating things into tissue.
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Thanks to the subterranean mapping system ground-penetrating radar (GPR), geographers, archaeologists, and city planners are rediscovering the rich human history buried under our feet.
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"Penetrating to a point of requiring warning shots to turn away is normally the result of a deliberate decision to penetrate that airspace," he said.
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There's a lead on where a body could possibly be buried but the municipality doesn't have the money to rent ground-penetrating radar, Porter said.
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Firearm injuries are what's known as penetrating traumas, and patients generally have a high risk of severe and disabling injuries, researchers note in JAMA Ophthalmology.
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He admitted to giving her pills without telling her what they were, and he also admitted to penetrating her genitalia with his fingers, Steele noted.
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When it came to penetrating the final line of Peruvian defenders, however, Colombia lacked the imagination or the commitment to create new lines of attack.
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It goes on to state that she fell unconscious after drinking the beverage, and she awoke to the director "touching and penetrating her" (THR's words).
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They have been growing followings on social media, and even penetrating the real world by modeling for brands and uploading photos with real-life celebrities.
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The soprano Nina Stemme's Isolde is a known quantity; she sounded wonderful, as ever — the voice healthy and mellow, the high notes rich and penetrating.
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With accidents mounting, Mick Peterson, a track surface expert from the University of Kentucky, used ground-penetrating radar to scrutinize the soil's moisture and consistency.
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As a result, states like New Jersey have been making their own laws, including limiting magazine capacities and banning ammunition capable of penetrating body armor.
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His fledgling newspaper, The North Star, served as the school where he sharpened his grasp of politics and developed a penetrating style as an editorialist.
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The most naturally operatic character in the play is the eccentric angel who appears to Prior, and Kirsten Chambers digs into her swooping, penetrating pronouncements.
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Dr. Kring said he had worked on proposals to NASA for using ground-penetrating radar on future missions to the moon, both robotic and crewed.
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His lapidary prose will sometimes put you in mind of the chain-smoking Norwegian writer Karl Ove Knausgaard's, though Mr. Knausgaard is generally more penetrating.
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The ship, which dates back to the Viking Period or the Merovingian period, was found with the help of a high-resolution, ground-penetrating georadar.
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Years later, I was saddened to hear that Wahl had suffered debilitating injuries, which contributed to his retreat from the penetrating klieg lights of Hollywood.
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There is a big chance that, if a certain type of attack is penetrating Citibank's network, JP Morgan and other financial institutions will be next.
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Yet in my own field, oncology, I couldn't help noticing how often advances were made by skilled practitioners who were also curious and penetrating researchers.
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Photographs from this period show Ray, then forty, as a dark-haired man with penetrating, steely-blue eyes and a taste for sharp-looking clothes.
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In "#274-5" (2011), from the series Sequester, the Dutch photographer Awoiska van der Molen looks into darkness, penetrating the primeval, the primordial, the present.
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In 2018, he survived a penetrating injury to the head after falling from a treehouse ladder in Missouri and landing on a footlong metal meat skewer.
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The firm said Huawei has gained ground among Chinese consumers by increasing its investments in brick-and-mortar stores and penetrating further into China's rural areas.
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Initially, expensive durables are restricted to a small group of high-income households, before spreading to the mass middle class and finally penetrating lower-income groups.
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The second allegation was made by a woman identified only as Miss W, who says she woke up to find Assange penetrating her without a condom.
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Together, they spoke to Mr. Cosby, who, she said, admitted to giving her pills, penetrating her with his fingers, and using her hand to masturbate himself.
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A parade of victims told their stories in raw and unflinching terms, describing how he used medical treatments to justify penetrating their bodies with his fingers.
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So-called "avocado hand" — serious stab and slash wounds resulting from failed attempts at penetrating the fruit's tough skin, and slippery collisions with the inner stone.
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In a statement earlier Wednesday, the U.S. and NATO coalition in Afghanistan suggested Afghan forces prevented the bombers from penetrating the walls of the Green Zone.
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"[It's] a great first-time chemical peel because it's less penetrating and irritating, but still very effective for treating damaged skin," she says about the latter.
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A large fuel tank at nearby McCarran International Airport was hit by two bullets, one penetrating the outer shell, officials said on the airport's Facebook page.
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Mr. Lauer largely neglected to ask penetrating questions, call out falsehoods or insist on answers when it was obvious that Mr. Trump's responses had drifted off.
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But by penetrating the "Fort Knox of uranium" they demonstrated how a handful of actual "dacoits" might someday carry off an apocalyptic act of nuclear terrorism.
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Technology is rapidly penetrating every aspect of labor, and, contrary to the headlines, it is not replacing workers; it is augmenting them (more on that below).
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More plausible is that each pinprick penetrating Mr. Zuma's skin is felt by black South Africans, even those who are horrified by what he has done.
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It's remarkable both for its unforgettable depiction of the routine brutality of life in Auschwitz and for its penetrating psychological analysis of the camp's inner workings.
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The ones in the beginning when they're meeting and they're looking at if they just have like one penetrating shot, it'll blow up the whole thing.
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What is remarkable is that despite its penetrating barnyard aroma, this double cream, washed-rind wheel from the Roth cheese company tastes fruity and rather mild.
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Yes, he lacked the fierceness and conviction of a Dreiser or a Lewis; his talent was descriptive rather than penetrating; and he was almost pathologically nonconfrontational.
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The ship, which dates back to the Viking Period or the earlier Merovingian period, was found with the help of a high-resolution, ground-penetrating georadar.
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"Small Kindnesses," by Danusha Laméris, feels utterly necessary for our time — a poem celebrating minor, automatic graciousness within a community, which can shine a penetrating light.
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A Japanese radar technician, Hirokatsu Watanabe, assessed the walls using ground-penetrating radar, and he concluded that "organic and metallic substances" lay behind the north wall.
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High-beam headlights, designed to send light into the distance, are especially ineffective at penetrating the fog, as they reflect off the moisture in the air.
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Carroll wrote earlier this year that Trump had sexually assaulted her in the 1990s, forcibly penetrating her in the dressing room of a Manhattan department store.
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On the contrary, every President to address the issue has acknowledged that Congress possesses a broad and penetrating power of inquiry when investigating grounds for impeachment.
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He said that he always double-checked his results with his German-made KS-750 ground-penetrating radar, but he liked to start with the rods.
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Cloth is dipped in indigo-blue dye, while the paste prevents the dye from penetrating the design and keeps the patterned areas bright white in contrast.
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He's a singer-songwriter of observant insight and penetrating empathy, brilliantly adept at compressing a complicated range of emotions into a terse, plain-spoken turn of phrase.
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Laser scanning surveys and ground penetrating radar could look into the land between the houses and create a detailed picture of what she had suspected all along.
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There was just one problem with the segment—none of it was terribly humorous or more imaginatively profound than the penetrating analysis Colbert had perfected years prior.
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Working 6,400 feet above sea level and using ice-penetrating radar, Kehrl's team was able to map the internal stratigraphy, density, and age of the ice field.
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Meanwhile, DocPlanner says the Series E will be deployed to help it continue penetrating core markets in Europe and Latin America with its SaaS-based marketplace offering.
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That's where host Jeff Probst — who is very good at his job — probes each competitor with penetrating questions that often open the way into tribe-wide debates.
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After the lawsuit was filed, Jensen admitted to local news outlets that he had masturbated boys, but he denied some of their allegations of anally penetrating them.
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UAVs will carry out the whole range of reconnaissance or strike missions, and stealth variants will become the tip of the spear for penetrating sophisticated air defences.
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Under the new law, anyone convicted of penetrating an unconscious person—as former Stanford swimmer Brock Turner was convicted of doing—would not be eligible for probation.
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Especially during Fashion Month, we've seen the genesis of new brands that hold radical inclusivity and diversity at its core — and they're penetrating the luxury fashion sector.
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Our favorite wines were fresh and energetic, like the No. 22013 bottle, the Three Degrees from Maysara in McMinnville, with its taut, penetrating floral and mineral flavors.
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After her friends left, she says Miller continued to sexually assault her by anally penetrating her without her consent, both with his penis and a beer bottle.
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I suggest they look closely at their plans and find creative ways to start penetrating, or building exciting markets, hence interesting businesses, with modest amounts of capital.
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Until now, medical professionals wanting to send data to implants were confined to using radio waves, which have a hard time penetrating the human body's soft tissue.
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Stepping into the 13,000 square feet of architectural space, a long corridor of scrim draws the eye along a wall with shafts of light penetrating the structure.
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Today, hacking is a much more complex art than it used to be: It no longer only involves just scanning and penetrating the network via a vulnerability.
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Rather than by waddling across a floor, or revealing a hidden, penetrating tongue as it did initially, the creature wrong foots us by contravening video game logic.
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There's things called soft mods which [affects] the way skin can move especially when colliding with another person's skin so you don't just get things inter-penetrating.
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They included high-powered rifles that are capable of penetrating police armor and a modified bump stock rifle, which allows a gun to simulate rapid automatic gunfire.
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It was the scene where Heath and Jake get it on, with Heath fucking penetrating Jake bareback—I mean, let's be real here: they used no lube.
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Rosenfeld has much to say about the magazine, but he leaves out its most original and penetrating thinker, the Yale political scientist and NR columnist, Willmoore Kendall.
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So the Mamerki Museum, whichhe leads, recently completed a ground-penetrating radar scan of the derelict bunker that he said confirmed the existence of a hidden chamber.
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The victim said that Cruz and his associate Jorge Coahuila sexually assaulted her in the car, with Cruz touching her breasts and penetrating her with his fingers.
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Inside the car was a sophisticated device for penetrating a Wi-Fi network to gather the login credentials of its users, its antenna hidden under a jacket.
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When penetrating a computer, is an analyst really given a choice between clicking on "active" or "passive," depending on whether she wants to mess around in there?
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The rover will carry several cameras, a weather station, ground-penetrating radar and instruments to analyze the minerals and possible organic compounds on the surface of Mars.
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This, he added, reflects a "fake reality" as seen through the eyes of K.G.B. officers who liked to boast of their success penetrating all walks of life.
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Driving through the gates felt like penetrating a secret world: Lush tropical plants and flowers flanked quiet footpaths that snaked around palm trees and low-slung buildings.
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The same day, investigators continued to comb the residence and its grounds with ground-penetrating imaging that can detect where dirt has been disturbed, Mr. Gulluni said.
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What the value of his life now is, though, and whether it's enough — these are the questions at the heart of this deeply but delicately penetrating novel.
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The one thing you might wish is for more: What might Stritch have done with some of Parker's most penetrating social critiques — "Horsie," say, or "The Waltz"?
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For three days in May 2016, his team flew over the crater in a German airplane with ice-penetrating radar, drawing imaginary grid lines across the surface.
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Kvitova's serve on Sunday was inconsistent — she had 13 aces and seven double faults — but her groundstrokes looked as penetrating and as hard to read as ever.
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The Chang'e-22 mission, the first to land on the lunar far side, is demonstrating the promise and peril of using ground-penetrating radar in planetary science.
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Only in March 2016 did Fancy Bear show up — first penetrating the computers of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and then jumping to the D.N.C., investigators believe.
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" His penetrating and clear tone helped to concentrate your ear on the sonic roller coaster that followed, beginning with the metallic aureole of Dutilleux's "Mystère de l'instant.
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Pick up one of the better English-language newspapers—the News or the Dawn —and you will find penetrating coverage of national security, poverty, and governmental corruption.
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From the violin's first questioning phrases, Mr. Znaider projected the music's restless lines with intimate feeling and alluring sound — a tone at once subdued and brightly penetrating.
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Zverev hits the ball with easy, flowing power on both wings and wins easy points off a penetrating serve that reaches upward of 21997 miles per hour.
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But the smallest particles may still be able to get through, and when PM concentration is very high that could mean a lot of particles are penetrating.
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Experts say that Cairo's greatest challenge lies in reforming the security agencies, which have ruthlessly stifled dissent but have had limited success in penetrating new Islamist cells.
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Pearcy, a compact, muscular man with penetrating blue eyes, did not seem surprised that she had come to visit him, and he agreed to meet with her.
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And this is all factoring in some of the early limitations of using mmWave frequencies, which have a hard time penetrating walls and even clear glass windows.
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The only means of penetrating private spaces were eavesdropping and physical trespass, and so those acts were constrained under the strict warrant controls of the Fourth Amendment.
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The vortex is a wall of wind that constantly circles the Arctic and prevents warm air from penetrating the cold regions, and cold air from moving south.
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Here are the three most likely to cause problems: In Jorah's case, greyscale appeared at the inoculation site within a day, suggesting rapid transmission without penetrating injury.
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So it was a treat to hear him bring his burnished voice and penetrating musicianship to a generous helping of Mozart arias: nine in all (including two encores).
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Photo: APUsing ground-penetrating radar, three independent teams of researchers failed to detect the presence of doors or empty spaces behind the walls of King Tut's funeral chamber.
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"When we play defense and get rebounds, get out in transition, teams collapse when I'm penetrating and then just finding guys," Wall said of the explosive first half.
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The microscopic larvae live in sand or soil that has been contaminated with dog or cat feces, says Pritt, and enter the foot by directly penetrating the skin.
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Tyndall was accused by over 50 patients in a class-action lawsuit of inappropriate behavior, including unnecessary pelvic exams and sexual assault of patients by digitally penetrating them.
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To determine the spot, the team looked at eyewitness accounts of the hangings, then used modern-day aerial photography and ground penetrating radar not available a century ago.
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A man will spend nine years in jail for digitally penetrating a woman who was sleeping next to him during a January flight from Las Vegas to Detroit.
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The sight of the foreign substance penetrating the head is repulsive in a way that taps into basic human instinctive fear of creepy-crawlies attacking us from within.
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Penetrating the eastern border has been the most significant breakthrough in the offensive, which was launched two weeks ago to free Mosul from the militant group's brutal rule.
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Larry Nassar, 54, admitted to digitally penetrating seven girls, mostly under the guise of treatment at his Lansing-area home and a campus clinic, between 1998 and 2015.
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Then I drove east through the lush, temperate national forest that houses Oregon's snow-capped Mount Hood and discovered it suddenly ceases, like you're penetrating an invisible barrier.
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Excessive fidgeting, strong body odor, cold penetrating stare -- that is a lady who wouldn&apost help with the overhead -- wide open staring eyes, exaggerated emotions, and facial flushing.
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"While there's a reasonable resource of wave power to exploit, if you're comparing it to other technologies it's just not going to be penetrating as much," he said.
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Levy said that as part of its international initiatives, the firm has entered into a strategic cooperation that will assist it in penetrating the European market through Portugal.
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The hunt for a replacement for Comey will be entirely shaped by it, and his successor will likely have to promise a penetrating investigation that satisfies Trump's critics.
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Similar to the scene in Sherwood, hundreds packed a baseball field in Seaside on Sunday night, penetrating the darkness with points of light from the candles they held.
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"We strongly condemn the North's continued attempts at penetrating the South with drones and once again, demand all acts of provocation are halted," he said during the briefing.
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The most important issue today is whether there is more classified information that is not yet public about the degree of Russian success in penetrating our voting systems.
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Earlier this month, German officials blamed Russia for what they said were a series of cyber attacks aimed at penetrating the country's power grid, echoing similar U.S. allegations.
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China's Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group will be displaying two versions of its Wing Loong reconnaissance and strike drones at the show in hopes of penetrating the Asian market.
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Later that year America indicted Russian military officers for penetrating Westinghouse Electric, an American company whose power-plant designs are used for half the world's currently operating plants.
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An overall increase in children seen at trauma centers for "assault resulting in penetrating trauma" saw an average increase of 25% each per year between 123 and 2014.
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In 1991, Alex Kotlowitz published his first book, There Are No Children Here—a penetrating account of two young brothers growing up in a West Chicago housing project.
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Sue Hubbell, who wrote quietly penetrating books and essays about her life as a beekeeper, a curious wanderer and a divorced woman navigating middle age, died on Oct.
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In an interview with podcast host Katie Halper, which aired Wednesday, Reade says Biden sexually assaulted her, pushing her against a wall and penetrating her with his fingers.
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The slang term refers to people who haberdash themselves with aluminum to prevent some sort of invasive invisible waves from penetrating their skulls and scrambling up their brains.
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With the penetrating glare that would become her signature, Rodriguez stars as a rage-filled teenager whose frustrations at home and school are worked out in the gym.
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The bride's father is a founder and chief executive of Safe Harbour Products, a company that manufactures environmentally friendly, all-purpose lubricating and penetrating oils in Norwalk, Conn.
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The radar, penetrating several feet below the surface, proved a boon for archaeologists, identifying unseen ruins in the Sahara and along the ancient Silk Road route in Asia.
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But her voice, while penetrating, is not broad — it's a kind of fine-tipped pen of sound — so she gives the impression of being more poised than impassioned.
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Her ground game is balanced and powerful as she looks to dominate her opponent with flat, penetrating strokes that allow her to move forward and control court positioning.
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And while he has over time trained his penetrating, whooping soprano register with the help of an opera coach, it isn't like any opera you've ever heard, either.
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Wilkerson, then the inspector general at Aviano Air Base in Italy, was accused of digitally penetrating a civilian while she was sleeping after a party at his house.
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I didn't go in, but I smelled the penetrating odor of the Havana cigarillos that had been my grandmother's favorites, though there was no smoke in the air.
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At Target, hackers stole tens of millions of credit card details by penetrating a tiny Pittsburgh refrigeration company that had been given access to the retail chain's network.
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Prabhu Ramamoorthy, 35, was convicted of sexual abuse on board an aircraft for digitally penetrating the victim, the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Michigan said.
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Moreover, China's large internet companies have comprehensive online ecosystems increasingly penetrating more of the daily lives of the country's internet users, generating volumes of data, according to Goldman.
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The Falcons are winning the turnover battle, moving the ball easily on offense following a sluggish start, and seem to have no problem penetrating the Patriots' offensive line.
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To what degree has Russia already penetrated state elections systems, and what would be the consequences if Russia succeeds in penetrating and compromising electoral systems in additional states?
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The wine was young and a bit cloudy, but its energy and breadth were already evident, with flavors of citrus, herbs and, above all, a penetrating, stony minerality.
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Mr. Beale is the same actor who delivered what remains the most complete and penetrating Hamlet of my theatergoing experience, in a National Theater production 16 years ago.
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Even as it is sometimes mocked today, the navel piercing was instrumental in penetrating the cultural consciousness to allow piercings of all kinds to become more widely accepted.
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The writer would then use a stylus to etch a message into the wax, with the markings at times penetrating the doughy surface to scratch the underlying wood.
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As detailed in Science, the buried lake was detected using ice-penetrating radar from the European Space Agency's Mars Advanced Radar for Subsurface and Ionospheric Sounding (MARSIS) satellite.
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Automated 'bots' are also penetrating online games, interfering with in-app purchases or turning off players by beating them, Adjust's co-founder and CEO Christian Henschel told Reuters.
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Analysis of the footage by The Oregonian focuses on the two stray shots, one of which can be seen penetrating the interior of the truck right as Finicum exits.
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"It's not that our sexual imaginations haven't always been drawn to crazy orgies with all these people and penises penetrating everywhere," Lieberman said (again, recall 216 Days of Sodom).
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"How we react to this is as important as the efforts we take to destroy ISIL, prevent these networks from penetrating," he said, using an acronym for the group.
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Of course, the startup's biggest challenge is going to be penetrating the enterprise, since Hiri needs to be installed right across the workplace for it to be truly useful.
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The Pelicans know what kind of players would most augment Davis' talents: penetrating ball-handlers, three-point snipers on the wing, and mobile bigs that can defend in space.
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Instead, we're forced to look at long shots of Fred penetrating June, whose huge pregnancy stomach leaves her looking even more vulnerable, from above, behind, and from the side.
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If a piece of food is really thick, there can be an impasse, as outward-pushing water prevents inward-pushing oil from penetrating all the way into the food.
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After quitting MTV and heading to Toronto to continue his education, he dove into amateur boxing and became obsessed with The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists.
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Advice columnist E. Jean Carroll says that Donald Trump sexually assaulted her in 1995 or 1996, forcibly penetrating her in the dressing room at a Bergdorf Goodman department store.
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"These electrons are highly penetrating because they have really high speeds, very close to light-speed," Yue Chen, one of the scientists who helped develop the model, tells Axios.
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There will be 12 new SSBNs; a new penetrating strike bomber, the B21; a replacement for the Minuteman III ICBMs; and a new long-range air-launched cruise missile.
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It's millennials penetrating middle management on their way to upper management, it's millennials responsible for purchasing decisions and it's millennials who must be the product focus for software developers.
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The Echo line has done its job better than Amazon could have imagined, putting the company well ahead of Apple and Google with regards to penetrating the smart home.
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She said the pills made her feel woozy, and when she was jolted awake Cosby was digitally penetrating her vagina, touching her breasts and masturbating himself with her hand.
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Nassar, in a striped jail jumpsuit, sat only feet away from his accusers as they told similar stories of the disgraced doctor penetrating them with his fingers — without gloves.
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UA Rush apparel is infused with a fiber that purportedly reflects your body heat back to you, penetrating your skin to increase "tissue oxygenation"—and in theory, your stamina.
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Datadog was among the first cloud-native monitoring solutions, and the superlative success of cloud infrastructure in penetrating the enterprise the past few years has benefitted the company enormously.
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Whether the inquiry has any chance of penetrating the intense partisan polarization that has gripped the country in recent years remains the central question for Democrats and Mr. Trump.
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The new weapon will be the squad-designated marksman rifle, firing a 7.62 mm round that is meant to give US infantry better chances of penetrating enemy body armor.
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Given over to a masterly singer endowed with an opulent baritone that includes a silky, cellolike high register and penetrating depths, such an exploration of darkness can be cathartic.
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It's a ground penetrating radar that has already contributed to the story of water on Mars, with its readings suggesting basins and other features indicating oceans once existed there.
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And now this latest headline: bright reflections detected by the European Space Agency's Mars Express, a ground-penetrating-radar-equipped spacecraft that's been orbiting the Red Planet since 2003.
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NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter , which is also equipped with ground-penetrating radar, has been circling Mars since 2006 and sees no reflections implying the existence of a subterranean lake.
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The lander and rover that make up the Chang'e 4 mission are equipped with instruments to study and image this pristine landscape, including cameras, spectrometers, and lunar penetrating radar.
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Cyber Command has also sent teams to Ukraine, Macedonia and Montenegro to build up defenses against Russian hackers intent on penetrating government networks on its doorstep in Eastern Europe.
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I think there's a lot of potential in future, in terms of how big the market can be in penetrating our existing market, but also going into new markets.
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That said, Knausgaard never underestimates the painter's labor and study, and this book stands as a sincere, often lyrical and penetrating attempt to enter the world of another artist.
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The suite of instruments on the rover and the lander include cameras, ground-penetrating radar and spectrometers to help identify the composition of rocks and dirt in the area.
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He said the department's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is working with American states to fortify election systems to prevent Russians and other hackers from penetrating voter registration records.
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It showed her husband forcibly penetrating her with an object as she slept in their bed, their 230-year-old son asleep beside her, according to a criminal complaint.
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Pushy, judgmental, tart-tongued and self-obsessed, the photographer at the heart of Otis Mass's penetrating documentary, "The Incomparable Rose Hartman," is, like her snapshots, a piece of work.
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THAAD's powerful radar is capable of penetrating Chinese territory, and Beijing has said THAAD threatens China's own security and will do nothing to ease tension on the Korean peninsula.
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Iyer and Smith read Mohamedi's journals as well as two penetrating commentaries on her work, by Geeta Kapur and Roobina Karode, that will be published in the show's catalogue.
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From the start, the use of color is so sophisticated you can almost hear it, as when the acidic blue "O" of a baby's mouth suggests a penetrating wail.
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At the same time, some of the people who have spent serious time in our jails have such impressive resumes that they are penetrating the world of the elite.
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His every pout and blink and penetrating stare shows us the whirring cogs inside an unhinged mind, every loping step leading a careening train of thought into the world.
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In addition to penetrating email accounts, Russia is also involved in the more insidious business of propagating "fake news" stories in order to sow doubt and distort public opinion.
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As a book that will help you understand how today's Russia came to be, one filled with vivid characters and penetrating insight into Russian society, it more than succeeds.
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PKEW PKEW PKEW's self-titled LP is 22 minutes of tasty guitar licks, raucous gang vocals and ecstatic lyrics so penetrating they'll stick in your brain after that sixth tallboy.
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The GBU-43, known as MOAB—short for Massive Ordnance Air Blast, or, colloquially, Mother of All Bombs—is the largest non-nuclear, non-penetrating bomb in the US arsenal.
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She wrote that Trump pushed her against a wall and pressed his mouth on hers before seizing her arms, pushing her against the wall a second time and penetrating her.
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But during those rubdowns, K.P. told BuzzFeed News, Jensen slowly began touching him inappropriately, rubbing his anus, penetrating him, touching his genitals, and at one point causing him to ejaculate.
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Nothing happens: they make uninterrupted eye contact, the kind of eye contact that feels like it is penetrating warmth into her body, but Angel can't think of anything to say.
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Lawmakers demonstrating basic platform literacy; anticipating the non-answers that tech CEOs have prepared for them; scripting more penetrating follow-up questions; coordinating avenues of attack with their fellow representatives.
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Last week explorers moved in with heavy equipment and dug deep at a site in the southwestern town of Walbrzych, following comments by residents and tests using earth-penetrating radar.
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According to New Scientist, researchers from the US and China recently collected ice-penetrating radar data over Princess Elizabeth Land, which could confirm the presence of a subterranean swimming pool.
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The figure was even higher in the 18-24 piece of that 18-34 year-old demographic, leading Steinberg to believe that the content is particularly penetrating on college campuses.
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At 14, Hammoudi is a quiet and serious kid, and his penetrating gaze immediately gives you the sense that he has seen a lot — too much for someone so young.
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There, NASA subjected the rover to a simulation of Mars' frigid atmospheric conditions to ensure the rover's antennas, ground-penetrating radar, cameras, and equipment work under such extreme, extraterrestrial environs.
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In his penetrating interviews with the activist students you can see how the current passion for identity politics grows, in part, as a reaction against both sides of campus life.
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In a small number of cases, the hackers were actually successful in penetrating systems; Illinois saw its state voter registration breached, though officials say no data was altered or deleted.
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T-Mobile picked up a huge amount of that 600MHz spectrum — good for carrying high-speed data over long distances and penetrating through buildings in cities — in an FCC auction.
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His worst-case scenario on that end is that of a shooting specialist, but he's so aggressive and creative when penetrating that even that seems like a long-shot downside.
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When Elon Musk first announced his interest in helping the operation, he noted that his company's "advanced ground penetrating radar" and skill "at digging holes" could make the task easier.
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Every day new images are created that reify a disproven binary, with female genitals as a receptive site of lack and male genitals as naturally dominant, always penetrating, never receptive.
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But all weekend, you got the sense that the good stuff was happening onstage — not much of the music's live-wire energy was penetrating the audience or getting passed around.
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The hackers jumped these supposedly "air-gapped" networks with the same method experts fear could be applied to elections: by penetrating the smaller vendors that serviced the air-gapped technology.
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I tend to prefer portrayals that bring out Alberich's suffering and bitterness; with a big, penetrating voice that can slice through the orchestra, Mr. Konieczny made Alberich sneering and dangerous.
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Penetrating them basically amounts to hovering around windows and doorways, waiting for the guards to wander off so you can just smash-and-grab whatever it is that you need.
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The audience was rapt, so realistic and spooky it was, with everyone's blood-smeared white robes, the trick dagger blades seemingly penetrating Caesar, his body sinking slowly to the ground.
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But his distinctive sound — with its russet colorings and slightly hooded quality, combining Russian-style melancholy with velvety Italianate lyricism — was so penetrating, he could send big top notes soaring.
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These noises are amplified to the extent that they evolve into a sort of anti-ASMR — they may not be loud, but over time they escalate into a penetrating scream.
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Russia has honed its cyberwar skills, shutting down communications and financial networks in Ukraine and Estonia and, now, as recent reports say, penetrating the systems that control American power stations.
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The rise in calls to help lines means the message is penetrating, said Stanton Glantz, director of the University of California-San Francisco Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education.
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"It shows you how we are penetrating markets in India, China — much to the chagrin of the Russians, much to the chagrin of the Iraqis and Iranians, too," he said.
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Last August, two members of the Research Group, Andreas Richter and Piotr Koper, scanned the site with ground-penetrating radar and produced a series of images that resembled a train.
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But with the rise of private firms like Hacking Team, penetrating the email accounts of political opponents does not require the kind of money and expertise available to major powers.
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"A series of genuine, penetrating shifts have been happening at warp speed through the last decade," write Mark Muro and Jacob Whiton, both scholars at the Brookings Institution in Washington.
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According to a police affidavit, the nurse who examined her found her injuries, which included two vaginal tears, "consistent with penetrating genital trauma" and with the woman's account of events.
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Peruvians choose their new president on Sunday amid dire warnings that frontrunner Keiko Fujimori, if she wins, would oversee surging corruption and cocaine money penetrating the highest levels of government.
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There are striking passages here devoted to vivid and penetrating readings of individual works of literature and art that, the author suggests, are models for how we might react to beauty.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The capital of China's Xinjiang region, home to the mostly Muslim Uighur minority, has launched a campaign against halal products to stop Islam penetrating secular life and fuelling "extremism".
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Huang and his team found that the new color, which coats strands rather than penetrating them, can last up to 30 washes, which technically qualifies it as a permanent dye alternative.
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Angle's company is researching how to use large arrays of brain-penetrating microwire electrodes to record and stimulate neurons, with the goal of building an implantable device to support speech restoration.
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Different jurisdictions use different voting machines, It isn't plausible for hackers to breach them all in one fell swoop -- penetrating one election system in North Carolina has no impact on Colorado.
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The firms have "advance ground penetrating radar" that is "pretty good at digging holes" or technology that could "create an air tunnel underwater" for the children to traverse, Musk said earlier.
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The contest will include children, ages 8 to 16, who will be tasked with penetrating replicas of the websites that secretaries of state across the country use to publish election results.
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The newspaper reported that numerous outlets confirmed with Donna Price, an administrator for the medical examiner's Tidewater District, that the cause of death for Belk was penetrating blunt force chest trauma.
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In both cases SWIFT said insiders or cyber attackers had succeeded in penetrating the targeted banks' systems, obtaining user credentials and submitting fraudulent SWIFT messages that correspond with transfers of money.
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This openness presents a very broad target for those who no longer have patience for what might be called challenging music, even when it sounds as graceful and penetrating as this.
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" Some penetrating trauma patients make it to the hospital in an extremely fragile state and surgeons have to adopt a strategy that originates from Navy warship emergency repairs called "damage control.
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Mishra reads like a brilliant autodidact, putting to shame the many students who dutifully did the reading for their classes but missed the incandescent fire and penetrating insight in canonical texts.
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Old and frail but vibrantly alive in Fesperman's penetrating portrait, Danziger charges a modest fee to write letters for illiterate clients frantic for news of their relatives back in Eastern Europe.
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In Lang's tender yet penetrating setting of Hans Christian Andersen's story, the tale of a child who freezes to death on the street can be just as profound as Christ's Passion.
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In response to an increasing terrorist threat, security screening had been set up at the entrance to Istanbul's international terminal in an attempt to prevent attackers from deeply penetrating the terminal.
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The digital banking service would be the main strategy for penetrating the European market, including an estimated 20 million Muslims living in the continent, said Albaraka Turk General Manager Meliksah Utku.
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But penetrating essays on better-known figures, like Clara Schumann, are even more interesting for the way Ms. Beer conveys the sexism and lifelong frustrations some immensely gifted creative artists encountered.
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The Utah Medical Examiner&aposs Office said an autopsy showed the child had three penetrating stab wounds to the neck including one that severed the carotid artery and the jugular vein.
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Basically, if you didn't get off on the alleged act of penetrating an unwilling girl with your fingers, you might be totally okay in the eyes of the Mexican legal system.
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Muffing, as Bellwether calls it, is just one of many sex acts in FTW; it stands apart from the rest because it involves penetrating orifices that most people don't know exist.
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It was a penetrating, suffocating heat we weren't familiar with in America — especially in New York, where my father had been superintendent at West Point before taking over in South Vietnam.
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His two-handed backhand is a fuller, more consistently penetrating stroke, which means that he no longer needs or wants to run around it as often to rip his trademark forehands.
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The result is a penetrating examination of how a life can be defined by contingency and surprise, marked both by the absence of things long dreamed of and by unexpected presences.
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U.S. officials say Russian hackers targeted the election infrastructure in 21 states ahead of the 85033 presidential election and, in a small number of cases, were successful in penetrating the systems.
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Through her prolific essays, she began building a reputation as a penetrating thinker with an urbane and unceremonious style that she would attribute to her zest for "pearl diving" in history.
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His unconventional presidency (and that is being kind) still appeals to large segments of American voters, and the Democrats don't seem to be penetrating Mr. Trump's base in any meaningful way.
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An uneven first period ended with the score tied at 1-1, but a few minutes into the second, the Rangers lingered in the Canadiens' zone, penetrating with a long shift.
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Mr. Brzezinski, a descendant of Polish aristocrats (his name is pronounced Z-BIG-nyehv breh-ZHIHN-skee), was a severe, even intimidating figure, with penetrating eyes and a strong Polish accent.
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The drone can also be modified to be a low-cost airborne early warning system, or equipped with high-tech sensors such as wall and ground-penetrating radars developed by China.
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This is a richly satisfying book, and offers some penetrating insights, but the focus on Luther's inner life leaves us with an incomplete sense of how the man became a movement.
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But in Velázquez's portraits, of slaves and royals alike, the easy handling of paint goes along with a penetrating psychological realism, and their rejection of idealization only elevates their subjects further.
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Using a variety of scientific techniques, including ground-penetrating radar (GPR), magnetic gradiometry, and electrical resistivity, they found two spots where those killed by the massacre might be interred en masse.
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But as an artist who also photographed decomposing organisms, bloodthirsty mosquitoes penetrating human skin, fatty deposits clogging arteries and bacteria-filled bowels, he faced a special challenge in finding human models.
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James, we know, has two of the most penetrating player eyes for organizational detail in the history of professional basketball, to go along with his pinpoint peripheral vision on the court.
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It is also a symptom of the way in which organized crime is slowly penetrating Mexico's biggest cities and how this has resulted in a spike of murder rates, kidnapping and extortions.
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Ground-penetrating radar will also be on the rover to give scientists a peak under the Martian crust — to look at layers of rock, water and ice up to 30 feet deep.
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LRSO, which is a plane launched weapon, "will be capable of penetrating and surviving advanced integrated air defense systems from significant standoff range" Lockheed Martin said in its statement about the award.
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There's multispectral imaging, an infrared spectrometer, a macro camera for close-ups (called CLUPI, which I love) and a neutron detector and ground-penetrating radar for scoping out good spots to drill.
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Kanojia wants to deliver extremely high-speed internet over the air using millimeter waves, which don't travel very far and aren't very good at penetrating obstacles — not even water in the air.
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And yet The Young Pope somehow gets into the nervous system and under the skin and maybe — by somehow penetrating those infinitesimally small crevices that reveal infinite space — even into the soul.
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"I suspect cable guys would prove to be masterful at throwing up technical roadblocks to someone penetrating their cable boxes or their consumer relationship," said Crockett, whose coverage includes Netflix and Disney.
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"Most deep-set geophysical variations—seams of rock, mismatched strata of soil, and excavation projects—show up as indistinct lines," on the screens of the ground-penetrating radar machines that authorities use.
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China last month reiterated its opposition to a missile defense system that South Korea planned as a deterrent to nuclear-armed North Korea, saying the radar was capable of penetrating its territory.
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The N.S.A. has spent years penetrating foreign networks — the Chinese military, Russian submarine communications, Internet traffic and other targets — placing thousands of implants in those networks to allow it to listen in.
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Flanagan cannot quite make Ziggy's magnetism or sinister influence plausible, but the novel, with its switchbacking recollections and cyclical dialogue, its penetrating scenes of birth and, eventually, death, is enigmatic and mesmerizing.
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Comey set up an unprecedented public challenge from someone of his stature to a sitting commander in chief, framing the most penetrating critique of Trump's White House yet from an establishment figure.
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They found that, similar to other pesticide-resistant insects, the bed bug's genome encodes enzymes and proteins that allow it to fight insecticides by preventing them from penetrating its hard little shell.
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I would argue rather that we have managed to turn the senses against themselves by pitting overwhelming light against lights, overpowering sound against sounds, intense flavor against flavors, penetrating aroma against aromas.
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In a show where women use the penetrating language of prints to describe their experience as Mexican women, López Calvo makes a direct hit, an emotional cry of terror in today's world.
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In Philadelphia, the penetrating soprano Lauren Snouffer is more poised and self-possessed, more equal to her husband (the baritone Mark Stone, booming even in desperation) in presence if not in rights.
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They also spared Anthony more grief for having a late jump shot blocked on tired legs, bricking a left-side drive and being targeted in pick-and-rolls by a penetrating Oladipo.
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While many corporations were for years blissfully unaware of hackers penetrating their systems, Uber and others recruited former law enforcement and intelligence analysts and installed layers of technical defenses and password security.
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And while there would seem to be a female-empowerment message in the premise, the leads and a strong supporting cast have a hard time penetrating this amalgam of organized-crime clichés.
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The psychologically penetrating production of the 1847 version of "Macbeth," by Daniele Abbado (Claudio's son), is performed in the Teatro Regio (as is "Attila") and has many moments of darkness and gloom.
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Starting over two decades ago, a group of academics, calling themselves the Institute for the Exploration of Seneca Village History, began preparing to explore the largely forgotten site using ground penetrating radar.
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But those attacks - blamed on Russia, which has repeatedly denied them - followed an entirely different modus operandi involving penetrating the accounts of individuals and political organizations and then releasing hacked material online.
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Ice-penetrating radar will measure the thickness of the ice shell covering the ocean, and help search for the subsurface lakes believed to be there -- much like those in Antarctica on Earth.
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Backed by the veteran Czech conductor Jiri Belohlavek, Mr. Paik gave a masterly account of this familiar work, playing with unusually warm and penetrating sound, and dispensing fleet passagework with articulate grace.
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Instead, by penetrating the user's phone, the agency can make the encryption irrelevant by intercepting messages and calls before their content is encrypted, or, on the other end, after messages are decrypted.
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"Somebody needs to ask Donald Trump how he's going to be able to confront China without aircraft capable of penetrating anti-access and area denial systems, including air defenses," the official said.
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According to PsyPost, they decided to study a group of 149 American Vietnam vets—30 who had no history of head trauma, and 119 who had traumatic penetrating brain injuries, like gunshot wounds.
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Big space news broke in 2018: Using a ground-penetrating radar aboard a Mars satellite, a group of scientists detected a thin 12-mile lake thousands of feet beneath the Martian south pole.
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In fact, co-founder of Tan-Luxe, Marc Elrick, tells us that some of these dyes can actually prevent the DHA from penetrating the skin, which shortens your tan's lifespan before it begins.
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But as Venezuela quickly goes broke and hyperinflation pulverizes the paychecks of civilians and soldiers alike, discontent is penetrating the barracks, raising doubts whether the troops will remain trustworthy as their stomachs growl.
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Other NSA and White House veterans contend that perfect defense is impossible and therefore more resources should be poured into penetrating enemy networks - both to head off attacks and to determine their origin.
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In other words, it might not reach the top speeds of the previous T-Mobile 5G network, but it'll cover more space and, ideally, have broader range and be better at penetrating buildings.
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Turner, who pleaded not guilty, was convicted on three charges: two counts of digitally penetrating an unconscious person and one count of assault with intent to rape, according to the Los Angeles Times .
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The bacteria produce their own amino acids to protect from UV damage, with some studies showing that the compounds are effective enough to prevent 90 percent of UV rays from penetrating the organism.
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"[It] is the most acute and penetrating portrait of a sitting president ever published during the first years of an administration," said Jonathan Karp, president and publisher of Simon & Schuster, in a statement.
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"The Limousine Liberal is a penetrating analysis of the resentments aroused by the efforts of affluent liberals to help the disadvantaged, sometimes at the expense of those in the middle," promised the jacket.
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There's only so much that magnetic and seismic data, and ground-penetrating radar attached to airplanes, can do to see through the 1.3-mile-thick ice sheet that covers 98 percent of it.
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Joseph Hattey The Michigan Attorney General's office charged Hattey on Monday with two felony counts of committing a crime against nature, for allegedly penetrating a dog with both his hand and his penis.
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Mr. Armstrong, and the investigators and prosecutors he enlisted to root out police corruption, succeeded by penetrating the previously inviolable blue wall of silence that had concealed systemic bribe-taking in police ranks.
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A less penetrating ballet also returned to the repertory on Tuesday: "Danses Concertantes," which Balanchine originally choreographed for Ballet Russe de Monte-Carlo in 1944 and revisited for City Ballet's 1972 Stravinsky Festival.
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Basil Gogos, who painted penetrating and chilling color portraits of movie monsters like Dracula, the Wolf Man and the Phantom of the Opera, and imbued Frankenstein's monster with notable compassion, died on Sept.
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"I realized that if I went the grant route, my interests would have to coincide with material that was less penetrating of people's emotions," he said in a 2002 interview with Reason magazine.
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In her penetrating and sophisticated study MERE CIVILITY: Disagreement and the Limits of Toleration (Harvard University, $45), Bejan champions an even harder-headed view, that of the 17th-century religious radical Roger Williams.
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That technology includes seismic sensors that could be deployed around the site, and ground-penetrating radar to determine what had happened to the tunnels there, Zerbo said, declining to provide an exhaustive list.
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In contrast, fireballs usually begin as bigger rocks, capable of producing a much louder sound and penetrating more deeply into the atmosphere where there is less distance between them and a person's ear.
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Ms. Van Roy told The Times that she had found Mr. Besson penetrating her on two occasions while she was asleep, and that he had once refused to use protection despite her requests.
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Known for his penetrating photographic portraits of everyday South Africans, Mthethwa has work in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Centre Pompidou, the Victoria & Albert Museum, and many other institutions.
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They know there's a difference between making suggestive dick jokes and waving your dick at her, and waving your dick at her and holding her down, and holding her down and penetrating her, and penetrating her and hitting her, and hitting her and later freezing her bank account and threatening to kill her if she tells anyone — and actually killing her, which happens to roughly three women a day here in the US. Women are quite sensitive to these differences.
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He fixed his deep, penetrating gaze on me like I was the only woman in the world, and said, with a hint of brogue, ""We look like an all-male Lady Gaga cover band.
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The shape of the land underneath the thick layers of ice were analyzed using measurements from ice-penetrating radar; the researchers were on the hunt for cone-like structures extending into the ice sheet.
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Norman, the prosecutor, told the jury in Banks's trial that deleted video — recovered by Metro Nashville Police detectives from an iPhone weeks after the assault — shows Banks penetrating the woman with a water bottle.
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In 2017, Dana showed Lila screencaps of her conversation with Ann-King and it was then that Lila learned that Ann-King had accused Marquis-Boire of anally penetrating other women without their consent.
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So in a weird way, you also feel like you're penetrating on some level...we love to separate ourselves, by how much pigment you have, by what your genitals grew to, it's so absurd.
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It says equipping vehicles with a radar looking down, penetrating the ground, will give them a new way to map exactly where they are in the world without relying on visual clues or GPS.
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Image: SA/DLR/FU Berlin; NASA MGS MOLA Science TeamUsing ground-penetrating radar, scientists detected a massive reservoir of frozen water sandwiched by layers of sand beneath the northern polar ice cap on Mars.
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But I have to wonder when reading the account of one Jewish passenger, identified only as Nissim, who justified his mistrust by stating that one of the Arabs "had a penetrating and scary look".
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Much like a technological revolution in U.S. drilling flooded the market with oil and overturned the global oil price order, the threat of American LNG exporters penetrating key markets could rock the LNG market.
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Yet though the size of his sound was unprecedented, the penetrating lightness of his unslurred vocals was as boyish as the young Eminem's because the crystalline words meant even more than the irresistible music.
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The rover will also be equipped with a ground-penetrating radar called RIMFAX, which can investigate tens of meters beneath the surface it is traversing and look for unusual features like ice or brine.
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At the time, Pye was working on a project for Britain's Ministry of Defense, designing robot-driven Land Rovers fitted with ground-penetrating radar systems to detect improvised explosive devices in the Middle East.
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Woodward, famed for his coverage of the Watergate scandal that led to President Richard Nixon's resignation, has written or co-authored 18 books including penetrating looks at George W. Bush and Barack Obama's presidencies.
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One Thursday in October, the prosecutor said, a freshman player was held down and assaulted with a broomstick as seniors poked him between the legs with it, eventually penetrating him while teammates looked on.
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"MLC soldiers by force knowingly and intentionally invaded the bodies of the victims by penetrating the victims' anuses, vaginas or other bodily openings with their penises," said Steiner, reading from an unusually graphic judgment.
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Without Steph Curry racing around screens, penetrating at will, and existing as an infinity threat whenever on the floor, it's oddly easy to forget all the ways Kevin Durant is offensive strategy unto himself.
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Digitally created avatars have been quietly appearing over the past few years, growing followings on social media, and even penetrating the real world by modeling for brands and uploading photos with real-life celebrities.
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" Jonathan Karp, the president and publisher of Simon & Schuster, called the book, Mr. Woodward's 19th, "the most acute and penetrating portrait of a sitting president ever published during the first years of an administration.
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And there were many other forgotten shows with penetrating music that MacDermot wrote, along with soundtracks, albums and a lilting lullaby, "Cover Up My Head," sung by the McGarrigle Sisters, soulful Canadians like him.
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On Tuesday, Justice Department officials unsealed an indictment that accused two Chinese intelligence officers and five hackers of repeatedly penetrating corporate computer systems to steal intellectual property and other information about the aerospace industry.
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As a songwriter, SZA is known for her acute self-awareness — she writes about the mechanics of desire and insecurity with such a penetrating gaze, her music can feel almost indecent to listen to.
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And these unlike Napoleon's armies, or the Wehrmacht's power or Caesar's centurions, will be unscrupulous denizens burying deep inside our flesh, penetrating even more deeply into our blood, far below the armor of denial.
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Mr. Mahathir's victory was built on persistent and penetrating criticism of corruption in a nine-year-old national development fund, 1Malaysia Development Berhad, known as 1MDB, that was initiated and overseen by Mr. Najib.
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Luis López Carrasco's El Año del Descubrimiento, a penetrating and insightful chronicle of the decline of unionism in Spain and its present-day economic woes as told by Cartagena residents, takes the opposite approach.
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Even when he's cribbing someone else's graduation speech from Groton (about "The Catcher in the Rye") to impress his fancy new hosts, he speaks with a penetrating conviction that has you nodding in agreement.
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A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh has indicted three Chinese nationals on charges of computer hacking for allegedly penetrating networks used by Moody's Analytics and other U.S. businesses to steal sensitive information and communications.
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Dr. Joseph Sakran, trauma surgeon at Johns Hopkins Hospital, powerfully rebuked Santorum in a tweet that struck at the heart of how nonsensical it is to administer CPR to a victim of penetrating trauma.
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Surely anyone who had heard that Larry was penetrating little girls would have demanded to know where he got his training, and if there was any question he would've never been allowed near me.
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But China's government has objected to the deployment of THAAD, saying it has a radar capable of penetrating its territory, while state media has called for a boycott of South Korean goods and services.
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