Dance phrasing joined musical phrasing in many ways, showing both micro and macro aspects of Gluck, Schubert, Chopin, Brahms, Tchaikovsky.
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We are also looking for musicianship — so phrasing, intonation.
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The phrasing itself is very "on brand" for our publication.
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The phrasing alone tells us everything we need to know.
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" Her suggestion for phrasing this question is, "What's your story?
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But the crux is in the phrasing itself: leveling up.
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It's the phrasing you use for an MMO's content expansion.
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I chose the lining, and the phrasing under the collar.
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Even academic experts on nationalism were struck by Trump's phrasing.
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"The phrasing of the question is very blunt," she said.
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With exemplary legato phrasing, she combined cool objectivity and rapture.
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Akhmetshin denied all the charges — but his phrasing was interesting.
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Now, Eric Trump's phrasing is unlikely to incite anything horrible.
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Check the rules in your state and construct phrasing accordingly.
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She got irritated, apologized, misinterpreted my phrasing — willfully, I suspected.
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It focused on the clarity and precision of her phrasing.
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This is a slightly outmoded way of phrasing the concern.
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" Hoyer characterized the GOP's phrasing as "politically tainted" and "pejorative.
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To borrow Cashman's phrasing, every dollar affects somebody else's dollar.
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As I copied, the phrasing and punctuation became second nature.
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This nonsense phrasing allowed the owner of the patent, NovelPoint Tracking, to sue over 90 companies for infringement, likely because no one could really understand just what NovelPoint was patenting because of the phrasing.
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But the phrasing did not originate from the halls of Congress.
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Using phrasing that is appropriate to the occasion, but not typical.
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"I learned a lot about phrasing listening to Frank," he explained.
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Are there any odd sources of phrasing in your training banks?
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He then proceeded to repeat almost the same phrasing three times.
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You can find the phrasing insulting while recognizing its essential truth.
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That phrasing was a detail; the final visual, the big idea.
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I knew what I wanted to say, but had trouble phrasing.
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Despite its incorrect phrasing, Grande is taking the tattoo in stride.
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I think phrasing is kind of used to sometimes restrict entry.
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The tempo was slow, but flowing; the phrasing sensitive, yet shapely.
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It's not that I was nervous or unsure of the phrasing.
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Warren said she hadn't noticed that she had changed the phrasing.
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It wasn't until 1980 that I had a clue about phrasing.
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Alvim's phrasing was eerily similar to a 1930s speech from Goebbels.
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Playing around with your phrasing can also do wonders for negotiating.
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" In 2020, the more apt phrasing might be, "Everything is content.
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But his phrasing was awkward because English wasn't his native tongue.
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Her phrasing was, for the most part, slurred, soothing and bland.
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The performances were characterized by lithe phrasing and warm, clear sound.
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Good crisp phrasing; strong, confident voices; some tasteful harmonizing—this anthem rules!
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I think saying "relying" on them is perhaps not the right phrasing.
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New context and clearer phrasing are what made that story so explosive.
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"Bizarre trend" might not be the proper phrasing, depending on the situation.
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Her phrasing was amazing and people don't necessarily expect to hear that.
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There's no calling mom and dad to help brainstorm politically correct phrasing.
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Yes, I wrote down the exact phrasing to never, ever forget it.
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Her dancing's scale is always immense, its texture rich, its phrasing magisterial.
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This is where Trump's new phrasing, based on nationality, comes into play.
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Be sure that the phrasing does not imply more than one person.
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The label's phrasing was not a result of research or agency deliberation.
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Some states say this phrasing does not make it an obligatory commitment.
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One easily fixed problem, however, is the kind of phrasing many institutions adopt.
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It's hard to really nail the masterful vibrato and phrasing of this maestro.
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She had the texture and the phrasing and the timing and the feel.
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And she got the phrasing, the tempo, all that in my speech patterns.
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The phrasing is important: "going dark" suggests they weren't in the dark already.
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Listen carefully and intently, then suggest an alternative way of phrasing it. 6.
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Let it be known, however, that Erlich's gift for vulgar phrasing is formidable.
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But his phrasing suggests the company has at least considered a paid version.
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The real estate mogul was mocked widely on Twitter for his awkward phrasing.
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Do put the request on your website, but be gracious in the phrasing.
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" The next day, Mr. Obama called the focus on phrasing "a political distraction.
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She used some of the same phrasing Beyoncé used to describe said hair.
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"I thought, oh, no," said Mr. Scott, using more colorful phrasing than that.
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The phrasing will also be included in talking points sent to Republicans nationwide.
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It in no way even tried to mirror the precise phrasing of intelligence.
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But the video itself omitted some questions and "softened" the phrasing of many.
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The way that Jeff put it to us — the phrasing was pretty cool.
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To put it simply, this thing is not pulling its phrasing from Wikipedia.
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Second, Trump's "founding" phrasing is damaging even though he didn't mean it literally.
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The phrasing of some HQ Words answers seems like a stretch The phrasing of some HQ Words answers seems like a stretch HQ originally agreed to let TechCrunch interview Kroll about what makes Words different enough to change the startup's momentum.
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There are more, like the French girl who used the somewhat archaic English phrasing "people young and old," which seems like an odd thing for a non-native speaker to say but which is phrasing Zito herself has also used.
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All the downtown collectors and the white ladies in their own fancy furs love to talk about your phrasing—it's the fashion to talk about your phrasing—but what sounds like a revolution to others is simple common sense to you.
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Train the voice assistant to handle many ways of phrasing a question or command.
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" Likewise, the preferred phrasing for "climate change adaption" is now "resilience to weather extremes.
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He even resurrected Richard Nixon's "silent majority" rhetoric, phrasing suggested to Nixon by Buchanan.
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It's part of a trend that's regaining popularity in country music called bent phrasing.
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Microsoft, while guilty of the biased phrasing, received much better marks in the report.
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Procter & Gamble ultimately did change their phrasing to "people everywhere," just like Markle requested.
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Chris and Scott nailed every answer, down to the exact phrasing the other used.
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He used similar phrasing on January 30 in a segment on MSNBC's Morning Joe.
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That "And the Magic Rat drove his sleek machine" is a very Bruce phrasing.
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He just had his own unique way of phrasing the financial advice he gave.
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Her phrasing made it sound as if I'd been invited to a swinging shindig.
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Maybe it's just phrasing: we can ask people to "broaden their horizons," or something.
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That phrasing, Woodward wrote, was "very important" in Bush's decision to go to war.
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Trump and others seized on her phrasing to accuse her of minimizing the attacks.
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No mere argument over phrasing, the regulatory change would have a substantial negative impact.
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I think it was more that we just liked the phrasing and the words.
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It's clear from his subject matter and phrasing that hip-hop in his DNA.
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Her singing is more measured, her phrasing more deliberate, her emotional keen more even.
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Santiago Ballerini, a young Argentine tenor, brought melting warmth and sensitive phrasing to Gualtiero.
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When a passage called for it, she sang with shimmering tone and melting phrasing.
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We talked about time and enduring, music and phrasing and failing and getting up.
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And how not to love a poet who has Amichai's talent for hummable phrasing?
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Watch Out For Alternate Phrasing Kelli Dragovich, the senior vice president of people at Hired, says that fewer and fewer hiring managers and recruiters ask the "greatest weakness" question these days — but they may still get at the same idea with different phrasing.
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I settle for some substitute ways of phrasing that, like: Are you glad you stayed?
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But his phrasing,"verbal govt approval" is vague—especially for such a wildly ambitious undertaking.
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On HomePod, Siri sounds even better, with only a few instances of slightly awkward phrasing.
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And it's beyond peculiar phrasing; many pointed out that the article was just plain sexist.
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The central government influenced the phrasing of the questions in the two referendums, for instance.
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And, it's all thanks to the vague and elusive phrasing of Facebook's Help Centre message.
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Xi's remarks were a reiteration of phrasing typically used by Beijing to describe bilateral relations.
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The two sent to Facebook and Twitter were similar down the phrasing in many questions.
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In the early going, you're basically just making guesses based on context and readable phrasing.
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Phrasing it in a way that opens up creative possibilities and preempts a flat 'no.
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Twitter users pointed out the contradictory phrasing of Capital One's statement, with some using humor.
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We hear Franklin close with "Never Grow Old," her tone focused, her phrasing transcendently free.
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As so often with Bach, there's no indication of how to play it, no phrasing.
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Blunt phrasing like "I need" or "I want" can be a turn-off to employers.
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Mr. Mengelberg's dissonant harmonies and unorthodox phrasing were reminiscent of Thelonious Monk, an acknowledged influence.
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It typically has syncopated, staggered phrasing and a tonal system unfamiliar to most Western listeners.
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" That phrasing was reminiscent of Orwell's "Ministry of Truth," which, he wrote, concerns itself with "lies.
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" That phrasing was reminiscent of Orwell's "Ministry of Truth," which, he wrote, concerns itself with "lies.
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The Fed indicated last week that it would cut rates, albeit with somewhat more cautious phrasing.
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Overjoyed at the phrasing ("our child") Frank tries to take her hand, but she shies away.
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Disagreements over the US's preferred phrasing for the group's position on climate change and renewable energy.
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It's so easy to do phrasing with whistling that's almost impossible to do with anything else.
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Pundits said the phrasing made it sound like Sanders thought only African-Americans lived in poverty.
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Just to clarify, this also shows the initial concern of 'tracking after uninstall' was bad phrasing.
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"That is a different phrasing from this very broad denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," he said.
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The baritone Yunpeng Wang brought elegant phrasing and keen dramatic instincts to the role of Azzo.
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TV's Joe Concha that the results of the poll could have been impacted by the phrasing.
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Some Republican lawmakers criticized Mueller for this phrasing, arguing that it inverted the presumption of innocence.
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" Last year, The Guardian referred to "his extraordinarily pure tone, sinuous phrasing and seamless breathing technique.
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As a vocalist, Björk is obviously known for her unmistakable timbre and unpredictable, often theatrical phrasing.
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As a Jew, I really don't appreciate this phrasing, nor do I appreciate this plotline, actually.
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Usually, when she sings, she edges away from stylization—her phrasing and tone feel instinctive, conversational.
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That phrasing is intentional — Mr. Kang says he admires President Trump's brash ability to grab attention.
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The sound of course is very different, but more important is the breathing and the phrasing.
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With her bright, throbbing voice, Ms. Sampson brings expressive phrasing and feisty impetuousness to her performance.
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Mr. Benjamin conceded, phrasing things delicately, that there was "a degree of expectation" surrounding the premiere.
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But Fry's skill in phrasing and articulation over the whole 60-plus hours is beyond praise.
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In the sublime Adagietto, the string sound was glowing and plush; the phrasing urgent yet pliant.
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Update: This piece has been updated to include a more specific phrasing of David Gasca's work.
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For any other first lady, awkward phrasing aside, "Be Best" would have been a safe choice.
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In the above excerpt, we can see the Court considered the awkward phrasing of the Amendment.
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On some of these subjects, the answers can depend on the precise phrasing of poll questions.
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"The phrasing of the tweet themselves seem to suggest a Russian or Ukrainian-language actor," Kalember said.
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He also says the video was deceptively edited, although he also admits to "sloppy phrasing" in places.
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By Sunday night, people had begun to notice Zhao's tweet and call out his rather undiplomatic phrasing.
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But look more closely—at the subtle hedging in their language, at the protective coats of phrasing.
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Which words make their way into a language says a lot about where phrasing comes from today.
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That should be our focus and not phrasing that's painful to our friends in the minority communities.
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There's a lot to worry about: the timing, the gravity, the phrasing, and of course, the reciprocation.
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In a Thursday morning radio interview on WNYC, the governor was quick to offer an alternative phrasing.
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Differences in phrasing — like asking whether someone "prefers" or "approves" of an attack make an enormous difference.
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Climate change, in the Pentagon's phrasing, will also act as a "threat multiplier" for national security challenges.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson tried to play down the sense of crisis that Trump's phrasing provoked.
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"You need to have difficult conversations without getting emotional or phrasing things as an attack," she said.
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Trump's speech in Cleveland on Monday night included some exact phrasing Obama used in her 2008 address.
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So the phrasing of everything as a polite request, the illusion of deference, is all for show.
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There is some phrasing in the RFI that suggests NASA is open to cheaper alternative hardware, too.
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Social media users focused on the Russia Today phrasing, as it reported the resignation as a retirement.
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It's just the phrasing and the emphases, maybe the vocabulary as well, that has drifted from origins.
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Its end game, no matter how benign its adherents' phrasing or attire, will always be ethnic cleansing.
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It's unclear, however, whether this is a result of sampling, phrasing, or a genuine shift in opinion.
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Employing the least esoteric phrasing was Daimler's Zetsche, who addresses his the audience in his second language.
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A source who had contact with the senator Thursday described him as "hot" about the letter's phrasing.
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This, along with some aspects of her phrasing, reveals influences other than Mr. Rollins, notably Mark Turner.
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Ramón Ortega, who started as principal oboe this season, has a characterful, pungent timbre and arresting phrasing.
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Clinton's campaign manager, adopted the same phrasing, describing the campaign as "so puzzled" by Mr. Comey's actions.
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An added rest when the character is distracted, a dissonant musical phrasing when the thought is unsettling.
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Really, though, this linking, with no stops or starts, becomes one of the ultimate feats of phrasing.
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He played a Schubert sonata and there was this intense concentration, perfection of phrasing, everything was expressive.
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"When Jeffrey coached singers, he always insisted on beautiful phrasing," the soprano Teresa Cahill told Mr. Blum.
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His performance showcased the qualities for which he was initially hailed: vocal richness, stylish phrasing, impassioned delivery.
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"Everyone's arguing about trees while ignoring the forrest," might be a charitable way of phrasing their argument.
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The exigency of his love, the blackness of his phrasing: Together, they are simply beautiful to me.
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Expressive yet dignified, his phrasing confident and his ornamentation stylishly discreet, he brought tears to my eyes.
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I can still remember the enveloping, creamy richness her sound and the arching beauty of her phrasing.
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I do this because the gnocchi is, for lack of a better way of phrasing, really fucking good.
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While this is standard phrasing on mandate announcements, the assumption was that the issue would price on Tuesday.
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Steeped in the Italian vocal heritage, he sang with supple phrasing and evenness through his entire vocal range.
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That phrasing makes it all sound pretty easy, but it adds up to about 66,000 miles per day.
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To the decorous phrasing of a big band singer she brings a steady current of soul-music sassiness.
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And though they couch it in different phrasing, the same word appears in both of their answers: abortion.
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And he admitted that he is "not the ideal candidate" and "at times is awkward" in his phrasing.
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The "15 people who compose" phrasing highlights the individuals in that group (this is the "group-composition framing").
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The phrasing, however, is generally intended to reflect uncertainty about whether the tumor is benign or low risk.
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The committee will reportedly vote on the decision to remove the religious phrasing from the rules this week.
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" The thoughts may be universal, but the phrasing is Walt Whitman's, from his American epic, "Song of Myself.
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He is first and foremost a melodist whose distinct, subtly embellished staccato phrasing is instantly recognizable and welcoming.
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The rhythm and the phrasing of the lyrics are playful in a way that's almost like hip-hop.
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The stepdaughter of legendary bassist Stanley Clarke, her jazz pedigree shines through in her expert phrasing and musicality.
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"Much of my phrasing is so similar to Jimmy Scott's," Ms. Wilson told the The Los Angeles Times.
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The musicologist Steven Plank said that Mr. Tarr's trademark expressivity and elegant phrasing were rooted in historical ideals.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has urged against using such phrasing or discriminating against Chinese people.
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Her 2016 debut, "Telefone," is a feat of unorthodox phrasing with memorable refrains over glitchy, almost baroque beats.
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Ms. Serpa is a lithe singer who never seems limited by the specificity of her phrasing and ideas.
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Pauses in the music brought shifts toward brief flurries of notes that sounded like descendants of bebop phrasing.
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She used her mastery of timing to wow her Siegfried (Chase Finlay) with stop-on-a-dime phrasing.
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And then there's the whole process of phrasing a question and then correcting it, and yadda yadda yadda.
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Critic's pick Alexei Ratmansky's enthralling reconstruction pays attention to dramatic detail and to every nuance of choreographic phrasing.
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"Everything he does — his body language, his precise phrasing — is going to get picked apart," Professor Epps said.
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Subtle changes in wording and phrasing can have profound psychological and motivational consequences on our thoughts and behaviors.
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"We talk about 'people with obesity,' not 'obese people,' a phrasing that is more about identity," he said.
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"Skrt" lurches along to a minimalist, bottom-heavy beat, and Octave is sparse and repetitive with his phrasing.
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Joanna Lynn-Jacobs, one of three performers embodying Alexandra, proved strikingly Monk-like in her timbre and phrasing.
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The soprano in the mix, Kamala Sankaram, delivered bursts of powerful, luminous phrasing — then later played the sitar.
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Indeed Rachline's phrasing, the paper pointed out, was "word for word" the statement that Philippot gave to AFP.
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"There is a phrasing, a rhythm to this language that you must respect," she said of the play.
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Duke's phrasing, "globalist filth," is literally calling Captain America, who was created by Jewish artists, a dirty Jew.
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Many, including Harvard's Steven Pinker, thought the phrasing signaled the event would be about partisan politics, not science.
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Or perhaps she was just pouring over each word and every phrasing with her team before sharing it.
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It doesn't sound like I'm experiencing anything because I'm so insecure in phrasing and how to place the vowels.
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Despite the bombastic phrasing, Huawei actually has a pretty good claim to being ahead in the mobile AI world.
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The phrasing and diction feel comfortably American, as King is, while the plot points are borrowed from modern China.
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She would only react to a very specific phrasing of the request and then would only do so sometimes.
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But that phrasing leaves the door open to one or more informants conducting surveillance of the Trump camp. Listen.
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And while the overall point was to malign the costume designer, her phrasing made me the sacrificial 'fat' lamb.
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Subtle differences in the phrasing of a question or the response options can have significant effect on polling results.
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For the first time they were rehearsed properly, with clear phrasing, articulations and unified bowings for the string players.
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Some lawyers think the phrasing may be ambiguous enough to bring a lawsuit, but that opinion is not universal.
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Fortunately, it wasn't Bon Bon who did the Gone Gone (thank you for that phrasing, commenter) — it was Denver.
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But comparing human beings to merely meat that will soon be replaced by robots is indelicate phrasing at best.
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" An example of phrasing arousal would be referring to "gambling" instead of the far more esoteric "mathematical decision making.
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For all their differences, Barbara and Carol are pretty similar, down to the very phrasing of their war plans.
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He and host Jerry Seinfeld toy with that phrasing as they drive around in a romantic 1954 Siata 8v .
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The set came down to her phrasing, the question of where her voice landed as it passed through time.
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"Not voting 'no' does not mean we agree with the board," is the contorted phrasing of one large investor.
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However, the meaning is clear in double negative phrasing used to describe which banks are exempted from the rule.
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Reporters tried on Wednesday, phrasing and rephrasing queries about Iguodala's role in slowing down — if not shutting down — James.
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" Once they'd worked out a plausible arrangement, he asked her, "Will you be changing the phrasing of the melody?
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CNN has made no effort to correct its phrasing and the clip is still available online, the lawsuit states.
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It's nice to guess your way around sometimes, it makes room for the other elements like phrasing, or lyrics.
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" Others have echoed that phrasing, writing that "signing-bonus laden contracts could be the trigger for the next lockout.
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Ms. Bouder, 32, with her serene balances, steady turns and playful phrasing, is still electrifying after all these years.
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Details of orchestral phrasing have registered keenly, with a wealth of color; he gives many scores a strong pulse.
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Experts say the broad phrasing leaves the rules open to misuse and could be used to suppress free speech.
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After several interviews, Mr. Biden settled on some phrasing: "I take responsibility," a sentence that echoed the words Mrs.
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He still has a meaty voice, his phrasing polished to a gleam by thousands of nights on Vegas stages.
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Corsi's phrasing — "Word is friend in embassy plans 2 more dumps" — indicates that information came from a human source.
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He was resolutely exploring other elements: drones influenced by North African and Indian music; unbounded and jagged melodic phrasing.
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With surprising tempos and thoughtful phrasing, the album assertively justifies its place in a crowded field of piano versions.
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Several family members at the news conference echoed the president's phrasing about their permanent separation from their loved ones.
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The phrasing is typically used when the attacker is inspired by the group rather than directly guided by it.
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The phrasing in Hades's lines is unnatural, as if he were trying — and often failing — to imitate human speech.
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The owner, Jimmy Duck Holmes, sings with a deep, soulful phrasing as he casually picks on an acoustic guitar.
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Avoid phrasing like giant meme or viral meme, which are redundant and often hyperbolic; OK as a verb, e.g.
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There is clearly an audience hungry for her charm, her phrasing, her sincerity, the community she's gathered around her.
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The phrasing needs to be just right, focusing equally on local candidates and broader references, to qualify as hybrids.
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But 20 years later, it decided the measure was too costly and began phrasing it out — an economic blow.
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Trump has been insistent that his "founder of ISIS" phrasing is accurate, despite all the evidence to the contrary.
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OK. Ironically (or perhaps inevitably), even the phrasing of the tweets that accompanied these stories were couched in inflammatory positioning.
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The kind of phrasing that tastes like a bit of beef jerky, or that unlocks a car without a key?
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I wrote them down and later included some of the phrasing in the draft that ultimately became the final speech.
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You can adjust the phrasing in various ways too, because something like "Alexa, will it rain tomorrow?" works as well.
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Surely that whole "catch" phrasing was a pun, and who doesn't love a man who can flex his punny side?
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Later, between takes, McCartney can be heard offering vocal phrasing help to Lennon, who takes a moment to catch on.
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Nor is this something that he tweeted once in an offhanded way, as the "instinct" phrasing in his speech suggested.
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The "my world" phrasing happens throughout the movie, and in the end Clark equates her and his life on Earth.
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" Another Hacker News commenter, kybernetyk, called out Newhouse's phrasing about "granular permissions" as a "nice euphemism for 'catch all' permissions… .
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Earn the right to investThis is the final piece of the puzzle — and Boneparth's phrasing speaks volumes about his philosophy.
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This phrasing is a meme among the anons; a mocking reference to statements that Islam is a "religion of peace".
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But the commission's phrasing left some to speculate that there might be evidence of involvement by other, lower-ranking officials.
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It's not clear whether that phrasing, or the question about availability of abortion, more accurately captures the underlying public divide.
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As Dido, she seemed overly concerned with lovely tone and legato phrasing, sometimes at the expense of making words clear.
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Last month, David Axelrod called the budding cabinet assemblage a "Monster's Ball," and that may be too mild a phrasing.
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While similar phrasing could certainly be applied to our writing, the larger lesson can be distilled with a single juxtaposition.
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By the way I gotta say, trying to sing "I'm Your Man" the other day, Hell's phrasing is absolutely bizarre.
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Little wonder that authors seize on the same sorts of phrasing so their make-believe worlds might feel less so.
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The report's phrasing hands the president and his allies a victory in the spin wars before they even have begun.
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Teams collaborate to write their "playbook" of responses for different situations, sharing the answers/phrasing they've found to work best.
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D'Angelo's vocal phrasing often adds to the sense of displacement, lying so far back that he almost seems to drag.
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Those are good, but the heart of it is the phrasing used to describe what is happening on the field.
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MAZZETTI: Some might think that, the way you're phrasing this, makes it sound like you're leaving yourself some wiggle room.
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McIver then wrote them down and later included some of the phrasing in a draft that became Melania Trump's speech.
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J.C. The guitarist Peter Bernstein has a sharp articulation, a tersely melodic way of phrasing and a devilish compositional style.
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However, the phrasing "intentional race-based discrimination" is geared toward affirmative action programs that aim to recruit more minority students.
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Putin described the bonds as a "national external borrowing bond denominated in foreign currency", phrasing typically used to describe Eurobonds.
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With this history in mind, I heard hints of bel canto phrasing in Mr. Boutté's beguiling jazz singing as well.
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If 18 deference means anything, it means that the arbitrator is entitled to 19 generous latitude in phrasing his conclusions.
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Buried within the "clump of cells" phrasing is the tacit suggestion that it isn't a very important clump of cells.
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The exact phrasing doesn't matter so much; you can say something as simple as, "But obviously do not feel obliged."
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Trump's insistence that his "founder" phrasing is appropriate, then, goes beyond merely being wrong about the causes of ISIS's rise.
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Where exactly Biden got his phrasing from is possibly the least important question we can ask about his climate agenda.
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Mr. Vemic brought a mellow, full-bodied voice, a feeling for bel canto phrasing and commanding stage presence to his portrayal.
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And her vocal phrasing transformed what might otherwise have registered as pretty, conventional show tunes into joltingly original anthems of aspiration.
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This ideology is also, with more aggressive phrasing, the guiding philosophy of Donald Trump, who famously loves winning and hates losers.
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And, more than likely, the commission is just searching for the best phrasing to make sure it gets what it wants.
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This cycle, numerous 2020 candidates have been called out for having Spanish language websites that feature choppy phrasing and inaccurate translations.
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A spokesperson also disputed this article's use of the phrasing "Galaxy Note 4 batteries," since they were not made by Samsung.
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I always loved the verse in the bible where it's 'His eyes on the sparrow…' I don't know the exact phrasing.
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A separate phrasing did not reflect the date of the original publication of Ungar's data analysis, which was in March 2018.
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Beatty (or a member of her staff) announced the new program via tweet — and her phrasing was truly some wild stuff.
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But that's not just changing social norms; it may be due to the way the US government is phrasing the question.
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This is far simpler than existing third-party skills, which can give you Harmony control but involve awkward or complicated phrasing.
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" The resemblance between Jayhood's track and JayO's work here is notable in the rhythmic phrasing of the vocal sample from "Heartbroken.
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This is because our words and phrasing, tone and cadence comprise the written and spoken manifestations of our identities and personalities.
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Epstein's lawyers argue that the phrasing of his 2008 non-prosecution agreement in Florida could affect his current sex trafficking case.
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First, the questions listed in the Times may not be verbatim, so nuances in their original phrasing may have been lost.
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Moreover, Public Citizen said Amazon's suggested phrasing for how paid endorsers should communicate their relationship with Amazon to customers is confusing.
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We have a president-elect who popularized "saying what everyone is thinking," but I guess my phrasing should've been more delicate.
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Gosar's phrasing became a form of amplification in itself, feeding the term more oxygen by distributing it to a broader public.
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His voice is recognizably Hanks, with lots of Norman Rockwell phrasing: lollygagging, yowza, thanked his lucky stars, titmouse, knothead, atta baby.
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His jumps and turns certainly thrill, but his knockout quality comes from the power and length of his action-packed phrasing.
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Goldberg plays nimbly against Penman's lissome bass, phrasing things just behind the beat, then just ahead, but never coming off-track.
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And because ambiguous phrasing in laws leaves judges with choices to make, it doesn't put much of a restraint on judges.
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With such rigorously imprecise phrasing, Twitter opens the door to spurious accusations that try to flip those categories on their head.
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However, the "creepy undercurrent," to use Simone's phrasing, that pervades each episode with increasing fervor takes the form of existential awareness.
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Tippett's meaning seems clear despite 18th century phrasing and abbreviations, not to mention capitalization that looks erratic to 20th century eyes.
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In the screenshot of the edited tweet, Mindy Robinson attempted to correct Cardi's grammar and phrasing in red and blue pen.
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However, that phrasing felt ironic to another former Nest employee, who requested anonymity because he feared repercussions from his former employer.
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Coffman's voice, with its strong, clean phrasing, helped this music to pass, after a fashion, as a kind of alien pop.
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Information Minister Jamal Jarrah said on Thursday the government policy statement had been approved with amendments in "phrasing more than essence".
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His phrasing perpetuates one stereotype to emphasize another about black people and capital — that, compared with white people, they have none.
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More cosmically, playing music and committing journalism are both collaborative endeavors, quests for the perfect phrasing and exercises in public scrutiny.
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McIver said she took notes and later used the phrasing in the speech, failing to check Michelle's words for any similarities.
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There's a millisecond at the centre of her phrasing of the word "Hey" where her voice embodies an almost transcendent purity.
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Their main objection was American-backed phrasing, presumably aimed at China, that called for members to fight protectionism and unfair trade practices.
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If they're not actually observing French grammatical norms — remember, the comma is low punctuation — they might be attempting to "soften" their phrasing.
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Herzog overstates both the benefits and detriments of video games, with the unmistakeable phrasing of someone who has avoided the medium altogether.
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If directions are requested, exact phrasing needs to be used and in some cases, the driver will have to use their smartphone.
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"I wrote them down and later included some of the phrasing in the draft that ultimately became the final speech," McIver said.
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He listens to questions in English but speaks through the Royal Court's interpreter, and sometimes corrects the interpreter's phrasing of English translations.
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Women across the country told the SPLC that boys and men had invoked Trump's vulgar phrasing, essentially threatening to sexually assault them.
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In a video released from a conference, Spencer can be seen celebrating Trump's victory, saying "Hail Trump," drawing on Nazi-like phrasing.
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"We've used some of the President's phrasing because they are unfortunately illustrative of the game world echoing real world events," Hines said.
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Ms. Shick is so good that her presence can be a distraction: Her nuanced phrasing is effortless compared with the other dancers'.
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A nation of any significant size cannot feasibly constitute a genuine "community," but only (in Benedict Anderson's inventive phrasing) an "imagined" one.
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As a teenager, Mr. Thomas played the harsh Variations for Copland himself, and fondly remembered the composer instructing him in its phrasing.
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In those moments, Greaves models, through her slow attention to word choice and phrasing, what it looks like to care about language.
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Amazon says that the device, once activated, picked up phrasing in the couple's conversation that it construed as a "send message" request.
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Democrats in the Times survey were much more likely to use that phrasing to describe the economy than Mr. Trump's preferred terms.
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Through awe-inspiring runs and subtly evocative phrasing, Hathaway delivers sophisticated, classic records that still bend toward the arc of contemporary pop.
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During a BBC debate on Tuesday, Mr. Johnson described that timeline as "eminently feasible," a phrasing that left significant room for maneuver.
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The combination of my lack of such knowledge and the clue phrasing made this one a bit of a poser for me.
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But this phrasing assumes discontinuity between past and present, as if there weren't antecedents to Donald Trump in the recent Republican past.
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On Baseball BOSTON — The phrasing is all so clinical, precise verbiage that all means the same thing: A ballplayer on the move.
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But because the fans' phrasing was ever so slightly ambiguous — obscured by a layer of self-reference — UEFA took no disciplinary action.
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Sometimes, the women we wish we knew IRL have a way of phrasing things to feel like they're speaking directly to us.
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Every company wants to be a SaaS business — the industry enjoys sky-high revenue multiples — making the phrasing from One Medical unsurprising.
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But every Pettibon phrasing sounds like a quotation from someone else, often in the formal, slightly stilted tones of a Victorian wordsmith.
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The veteran baritone Thomas Hampson, lumbering around the stage as Germont, had an uncomfortable night, his tone leathery and his phrasing coarse.
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The "piece of metal" phrasing irked numerous players, and among the people who torched Manfred was Chicago Cubs left-hander Jon Lester.
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The phrasing captured the public's imagination and took off in U.S. and international media, with reports speculating what the gift could be.
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" "Put differently," Wynn wrote, invoking Kagan phrasing, "the General Assembly's Republican majority decided which ideas would prevail in the state's congressional elections.
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But what's most remarkable is how much the legislative phrasing — aimed squarely at Obama — applies directly to the current fight involving Trump.
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In phrasing the issue this way, she's echoing her husband's false assertion that laws that Democrats are leading to the family separations.
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" I forget the exact phrasing of the question, but, "Do you receive government assistance, or like are you on a government program?
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During the speech, at least two lines appear to be nearly identical to Michelle's 2008 speech with similar phrasing used as well.
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Similar language appeared in the September statement, though that statement said the case "has strengthened" rather than this month's "continued to strengthen" phrasing.
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When I asked Ellis if his role was different on the Pacers compared to years prior, he seemed almost annoyed by the phrasing.
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The phrasing caused a touch of controversy, as many thought the future monarch should not be obliged to obey anybody — even her husband.
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To use Crutchfield's own phrasing: the past, and the figures in it, often resemble a type of heaven once we've left them behind.
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Indeed, the new ban on indirect threats contradicted the Rules page, which used the "direct, specific threats" phrasing it had inherited from 2009.
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Kamala Harris has offered full-throated support for the Green New Deal, using phrasing that's less equivocal than prior statements from her office.
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It's clear from the phrasing that the interviewer intended for it to be a compliment, and in a lot of ways, it is.
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Bialik's essay was about her own experience in the industry, but some people saw her phrasing as victim-blaming towards sexual assault survivors.
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In the updated phrasing, the wording leaves a little more wiggle room, only suggesting that carriers "may" be required to provide these responses.
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It depends on how capable the voice recognition is, and how often players will have to repeat themselves with the exact phrasing required.
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Others came from a template, in which submitters can include their own particularly phrasing, created by Advocates for Youth's Hands of IX campaign.
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There was one major difference, though: instead of Theon "working away on" Yara (Whelan's phrasing) in the audition, Yara was "worrying on" Theon.
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It's Ono that identifies server issues as "the most" pressing problem, and his phrasing suggests that the development team is aware of others.
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Steinitz hopes the new phrasing, which allows future governments to decide if policies need to be changed, will stave off other court objections.
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Cook echoed his phrasing back to him, saying he hoped that Trump would put "more heart" into the equally-contentious debate over immigration.
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The phrasing caused a touch of controversy, as many thought the future monarch should not be obliged to obey anybody — even her husband.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story said the $245 million was in cash, not stock, based on the phrasing of Waymo's statement.
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During her public appearances with him, she at times seemed to dazzle the audience with her stage presence and her elegant political phrasing.
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Phrasing it this way captures a very different, very dire political terrain, one that requires a higher level of militancy to effectively counter.
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"The summit was more show than substance, what the Texans call 'all cattle, no hat,'" Schumer said, mistaking the phrasing of the expression.
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At one point, Kavanaugh dropped the "I understand" phrasing but continued to offer a CliffsNotes version of major Supreme Court rulings on abortion.
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This phrasing is related to Mr. Ludwig-Leone's music, but that score, like Mr. Greenstein's, develops a larger continuity that the dances lack.
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After all, the "smart city" is just another way of phrasing "living city," which has connotations of the city as its own beast.
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Regardless of phrasing, in the alleged message Ciphr points to a rival company, claiming it was behind the publication of the customer data.
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Her contemporaries often now play this repertory with feathered bow strokes, gestural phrasing and swift tempos inspired by the historically-informed-performance movement.
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The technique is superb in both, but the 1997 recording is slightly more exuberant, while the new one is capacious in its phrasing.
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We strive for clarity when giving guidance, and so have decided to avoid the term in favor of more specific, less confusing phrasing.
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The number of Americans who appear to side with one side or the other can vary a lot, depending on the question's phrasing.
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Sachs made a similar point in his original Niskanen piece, and it's my fault for not being more precise in my original phrasing.
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I knew it was that for me, and it was the first time I wasn't hiding behind phrasing and punch lines and jokes.
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Where would the fractured, suspenseful phrasing structure that makes up so much of what is now considered "epic" music be without Richard Wagner?
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" Asked in the White House briefing about the discrepancy between Trump and Pence's language, Azar said, "It's just different ways of phrasing it.
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He became known for elegant phrasing and carefully observed profiles of figures like the boxer Floyd Patterson and the basketball star Bill Russell.
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Trudy Rubin of The Philadelphia Inquirer has accused Turkey of committing war crimes; so, too, in reluctant phrasing, has Defense Secretary Mark Esper.
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He also defended his phrasing as a "misunderstanding" by the general public, saying most outbreaks of infectious diseases are controlled in the end.
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This phrasing is key, says Terry Tamminen, CEO of the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation and former secretary of the California EPA under Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Or instead of doing the same way of phrasing, say, four bars plus four bars, he just makes it three bars plus one.
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The enchantment begins with the opening measures of the score, played throughout at a brisker tempo than usual, but with beautiful legato phrasing.
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But its phrasing — "intentional race-based discrimination" — cuts to the heart of affirmative action programs intended to bring more minority students to campuses.
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His phrasing was slightly awkward, but it's clear from the context he was speaking extemporaneously with understanding and sympathy about a serious problem.
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Howes adds that phrasing like, "I've been doing a lot, but I don't think I've been doing it well," can be particularly effective.
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Eventually, I asked him to explain why so many Democrats want "big, structural change," in Warren's phrasing, or a "political revolution," in Sanders's.
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Ms. Akiyoshi, who also uses instruments and concepts from Japanese folk music, has a knack for tuneful phrasing and braided, two-handed constructions.
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In some ways, this makes a lyricist's job potentially easier than a poet's, because an attractive tune can rescue even the laziest phrasing.
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Some distant church bells start ringing, and with warm sound and smooth legato phrasing, Gobbi sings a gentlemanly line that complements the bells.
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Ms. Meade has rare gifts: a deep, rich sound with unforced carrying power; impressive agility; instinctive feeling for supple phrasing and expressive color.
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" Strother ripped Castro over the phrasing of his endorsement, saying, "he has an awful political instinct and a solid record of backing losers.
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It's not entirely clear from the phrasing, but it appears Trump is accusing Comey of making false statements and lies at the hearing.
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To his credit, at least Bill Romanowski later apologized for the racially loaded phrasing of calling Cam Newton "boy" during a dismissive rant.
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Despite his seemingly offensive phrasing, he was actually defending the LGBT community in his speech, saying that the government should protect gay people's rights.
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Its controlled phrasing was seen as "a kick up the backside" to the era of romantic crooners, according to Ruy Castro, bossa nova's chronicler.
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Hazy falsettos and warm guitar scribbles spill forth, as Borcherdt's sighed phrasing rises to meet harmonies from his wife and collaborator Anna Edwards-Borcherdt.
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He made his debut in November with "George Balanchine's 'The Nutcracker,'" and showed his skill at drawing out fresh aspects of phrasing and sonority.
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron accepted a recommendation to change the wording after the phrasing was tested on potential campaigners, academics and language experts.
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Plus, this kind of phrasing implies that the problem is more about your own feelings than any real problem with the organization's compensation system.
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Clarification: An unclear phrasing in the original piece suggested that liberal professors are at higher risk of being dismissed for political views that conservatives.
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Credit as well to Clymer, whose canny phrasing of her initial tweet — mirroring Sanders' own — no doubt helped the thread go viral as well.
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She had no formal training in music, but her pitch was flawless, her phrasing disciplined and her diction crisp in a natural, unforced way.
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The paper did not amend its wording, saying in a public statement that it took care "to use the most appropriate phrasing" for stories.
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That's when rumors about Arkane Studios' involvement started to surface, rumors later confirmed in a Kotaku article (that has since spurred some...infamous phrasing).
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"From my perspective, the major export of Iran is actually malign influence across the region," Dunford said, a phrasing he's used in the past.
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But this article had already been the subject of debate (the phrasing of "acting president" came into play when Tyler succeeded William Henry Harrison).
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The thing that Victoria (Cheong) does that's really unique is incorporating lyrics and phrasing in such a way that doesn't sound out of place.
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It's still unclear just how much Swift knew about the ultimate phrasing of the line, but it's obvious she agrees its sentiment is acceptable.
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Mr. Hill's trumpet sound connects to the limber phrasing and logic of Clifford Brown, but with a restrained and even projection in all registers.
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If you think confronting a colleague about their behavior is the best approach, then lead the conversation by phrasing your critique with a question.
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"Till Death" is an honest, beautiful song about finding peace amidst chaos, and the most romantic phrasing of the word "thanatophobia" you'll ever hear.
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He cackled in between phrases and threw his mic from hand to hand with an absurd grin, but never let his hushed phrasing waver.
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Despite that phrasing, "Iceland is not considered a forward operating location similar to RAF Fairford," US Air Forces Europe said in an emailed statement.
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I also knew FIRE SALE, EVIAN, PITCHER and ANDY WARHOL off the bat, which made a lot of the puzzle's phrasing fall into place.
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On that occasion it showed off a chocolaty tone and the deliciously indulgent phrasing Austrians might label "mit Schlag" (with whipped cream on top).
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Especially in the songs by Ravel and Saint-Saëns, her languorous, weightless phrasing and soft-grained tone are the epitome of French sex appeal.
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The law is geared towards intersex folks, but the phrasing is vague enough to allow non-intersex folks to change their gender markers, too.
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Munch and Laurent, among others hearing the audition, were impressed by her glowing sound (which became a Dwyer hallmark), elegant phrasing and technical skill.
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"Jacky's Only Happy When She's Up On the Stage," for example, contains the repeated phrasing "Brexit... exit" which is, let's say, not exactly inspired.
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Masekela, playing the cornet, contrasted short melodies against bristling long lines that flowed with the authority and phrasing reminiscent of the trumpeter Clifford Brown.
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In terms of sexual politics, however, to borrow Lee's own phrasing, women are also getting kind of funny about other people telling their stories.
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But his blues phrasing often veers toward abstraction, his notes smearing and disappearing without an alibi — like a nose on a canvas shrewdly misplaced.
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And Linda Celeste Sims, front and center in three of the four pieces (actually, everything but "Ife"), brought her hypnotic phrasing to the choreography.
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The film's title borrows phrasing from the countless reports of "promising young women" who were sexually assaulted or murdered before reaching their full potential.
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Some of Omar's opponents have latched onto the phrasing "some people did something" as evidence that the freshman congresswoman is trivializing the terrorist attack.
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The lead rapper, a husky-voiced woman playing the role of Queen Wendy, delivers the rhymes with tensile elegance and attention to sneered phrasing.
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"Hint failed" is messy phrasing because it's not accurate, but I welcomed the game being forthright about how others interpreted my take on Jonathan.
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At the risk of sounding overly PC, however, her phrasing and eagerness to lump her heterosexuality into her national identity feels insensitive and tone-deaf.
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With his sharp insights, colorful phrasing and hard-hitting opinions, Mr. Carr established his weekly Media Equation column as a must-read in the industry.
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We love when this happens in the real world: the apartments with incorrect spelling or phrasing and cursive and gold to aggrandize an apartment building.
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At some point, Dr. Singh had told Mom not to ask if I was feeling anxious, so she'd stopped phrasing it as a direct question.
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Turns out they are in fact asking total strangers to help them and with the most millennial phrasing I have ever seen in my life.
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In particular, it'll look out for whether you use the same words over and over again, and offer more succinct phrasing when it makes sense.
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Kalbag, who has every right to feel proud about her first book, posted a tweet apologizing for not using what Spiekermann deems the correct phrasing.
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Summers drew fire mostly for his awkward phrasing in the tweet, which some took as suggesting that taxation would make more billionaires be like Ford.
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Only the phrasing is swapped around, not dissimilar to the variations seen in the fidelity tests that were performed on the James Delos host clone.
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In particular, she's got beef with the research into female orgasms mentioned by this New York Times article (particularly the "evolutionary mystery" phrasing, we imagine).
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The compared passages all contain the same information organized in the same way, often contain similar sentence structure, and sometimes contain echoes of exact phrasing.
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When you do give input, keep in mind that your friend probably cares about your opinion, so it's important to be careful about your phrasing.
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Mr. Kikta's music, in seven sections, had largely predictable rhythms; Mr. Walker's 10 dancers, with end-stopped phrasing, seemed more trapped than liberated by them.
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For example: Use the leadership principle in its exact phrasing and connect it back to something you've done at a previous job, internship, or project.
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The intense feats of rhythm, plasticity and complex phrasing that follow take Mr. McMurray (and us) into realms where body and soul inseparably travel together.
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This is a true classic, whose meeting of sculptural line, spatial geometry and musical phrasing can make it seem the most sublime of all ballets.
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Line by line, he'd mull whether it was really needed for the story, or if there was a better (and shorter) way of phrasing things.
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The phrasing — outreach to Russia rather than outreach from — suggests Mueller may have reason to believe the Trump campaign requested Russian assistance in the campaign.
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The phrasing of questions can have a significant impact too, as it can fail to take into the account the "wider social attitudes" of respondents.
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In other words, in Ronald Reagan's famous phrasing, trust this rally for now, but verify its fortitude as new tests emerge, as they surely will.
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What turned a lot of people off—the archaic way the phrasing is and the language he uses—I fell in love with it immediately.
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I think I was about 30 when I started playing guitar, and I realized I was more in charge of my phrasing and my cadence.
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Often it's not factual information that catches my eye, but some insight or accuracy of expression, phrasing, and I end up writing the passage down.
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These Staatsballett Shades enter fluently, faster than any other "Bayadère" corps I can remember (this tempo feels right for the music), and with wonderful phrasing.
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That phrasing sounds too reasonable for the spirit of this series, so here's the more outrageous version: Bring back the stocks and the firing squad.
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Wednesday's program began with Balanchine's "Raymonda Variations," held together by the luminous phrasing and crystalline technique of its principal couple, Megan Fairchild and Anthony Huxley.
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On his arrangement of Gardel's "Melodía de Arrabal," which opens "Cristal," the horns' smeared, languorous phrasing of the melody reflects Gardel's delivery on the original.
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Musk used the exact same phrasing as the former star of The Office did in his request, yet failed to credit Wilson for the idea.
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The courtesies and springing footwork of "An Italian in Madrid"; the through-the-body manners of "Mazur" create Polishness by gestures, pouncing steps, melodic phrasing.
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Her voice is sumptuous and her phrasing is curvaceous and conversational in "Noise," a hushed ballad that moves with the rhythm of breathing, not machines.
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DeRay McKesson, a prominent figure in the Black Lives Matter movement, pointed out the awkward phrasing on Twitter but defended the substance of Sanders's answer.
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"What was special for me was to try to come up with a groove that fit inside their way of phrasing without interrupting," he said.
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Trump also accused Comey of throwing former Attorney General Loretta Lynch "under the bus," drawing his phrasing from a New York Post headline from Friday.
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The phrasing sounds wonky, but the search giant seemed to be seeking clarity around RT, a news organization with deep ties to the Russian government.
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But his phrasing is intelligent and eloquent, and for the most part he has chosen songs with rich lyrics that you don't mind hearing half-sung.
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Tumblr's phrasing suggests this may have been entirely new content originating on the platform—the scale of which, and number of users involved, is currently unknown.
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I read that sentence two, nay, three, NAY, four times, stripping it of its negative phrasing in an attempt to better wrap my head around it.
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North Atlantic and Southern right whales have been found to use single gunshot calls, upcalls, screams, and warbles instead of the patterned phrasing that constitutes singing.
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Davis acknowledged "ambiguity" as to whether that phrasing was reflective of Jones' true position on the subject, but said it had become a problematic narrative regardless.
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This time, the earlier sections made the strongest, biggest impression: how her phrasing provocatively hinted at barely contained energy, sometimes through the pressure of exaggerated slowness.
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It doesn't seem wrong to say that "Which Will," from "Pink Moon," on its vocal phrasing alone, is not the sound of active, real-time depression.
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It doesn't always accurately recognize what you're saying, and when it does, there's a good chance that the translation won't nail the right context or phrasing.
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" Dr. Steinberg suggests a phrasing that's along the lines of this: "When you're upset like this, you wind up canceling plans, and it gets me upset.
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"One example would be for finding and fixing 'misses,' or alternate phrasing of supported actions that weren't originally anticipated by the developer," explains a Google spokesperson.
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He was completely unafraid to break into a wild improvisation because he knew the energy and the ideas inside his phrasing would overwhelm any small imperfections.
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The phrasing on some electronic infant toys conjures images of a young child learning to label letters, numbers, and colors through their manipulation of these toys.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — Major takeaway on today's puzzle by Zhouqin Burnikel: We English-speaking people base the phrasing of a lot of our actions on animals.
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Specifically, since the phrasing of the rule doesn't explicitly say that a set number seats must be filled, any eight seater vehicle with shared ridership, e.g.
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This is the one bit of Orwellian phrasing on this list that appears to be new, a coinage by Scott Pruitt in an interview with Breitbart.
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The tenor Matthew Polenzani sang the title role of the ruler unhappy inside his power bubble with a plush, slightly woolly tone and plain-spoken phrasing.
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Either poor spellers or unfamiliar with the exact phrasing of the Nazi salute, whoever was responsible inscribed the words "Hail Hiter" on the ground in chalk.
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" The phrasing of the bulletin is lifted from a famous speech by a former spokesman for the group, encouraging followers around the world to kill "infidels.
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Mr. Abbasi flies into the fray after a darting solo from Mr. Mahanthappa, using his creamy distortion and patient phrasing as a ballast in the swarm.
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Ms. Boylston's musicality and phrasing are exquisite; as she extends a leg to the side (grand développé), the way she decelerates the final moments is marvelous.
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We become vividly aware of nuances of phrasing and tone that we would be unlikely to catch if we were watching the same people on television.
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The move prompted outrage online, with some people taking issue with the phrasing "make room" to describe a white actor's taking over for a black one.
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The "very sad depletion of our military" — it's impossible to imagine Barack Obama, or even George W. Bush, phrasing it that way in a written speech.
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Indeed, if you click the drop-down menu in Chrome, the phrasing doesn't make it clear whether you're sending your data back to Google or not.
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Her phrasing echoed recent comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell that had already begun to lay the groundwork for a longer-than-expected rate-increase cycle.
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Beyond reinforcement, the modified model also uses contextual information from the source document to aid in the generation of relevant new language and to reduce duplicated phrasing.
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In that policy statement, the Fed incorporated new phrasing saying it would maintain current interest rate levels for "the time being," widely seen as a hawkish signal.
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A New York Times report suggested the letter's phrasing — which led to endless negative headlines — was the impetus behind Trump's decision to remove him earlier than expected.
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The phrasing "South Park already did it," is also a nod to the "Simpsons Already Did It" episode of South Park that Comedy Central aired in 2002.
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He never used the baton, preferring to manipulate the orchestra by means of his two hands simultaneously, the left indicating phrasing or, in much contemporary music, counterrhythm.
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The meme has been passed around a few times in the past few weeks with different phrasing, but basically, the pooches are about to discuss feline health.
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" The phrasing was nearly identical to Powell, who said in prepared remarks to open the conference that the Fed "will act as appropriate to sustain the expansion.
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He later settled for a vaguer question, which asks voters if they want "further forms and particular conditions of autonomy"—phrasing also used in the Lombard referendum.
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Thanks to Heti's absurd phrasing ("while I'm up giving blow jobs in heaven"), she subverts the notion that this is even a form of power at all.
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This all-in-one communication app cooperates with all your devices, so you can be sure that any messages you send have proper phrasing and impeccable grammar.
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Some researchers also observed the use of identical phrasing in blogs about the leaks, which they alleged was aimed at driving Alphabet Inc's Google search result rankings.
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It also refers to denuclearization on the entire Korean Peninsula — Pyongyang's preferred phrasing — and does not include the words "verifiable" and "irreversible" despite months of U.S. statements.
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It also refers to denuclearization on the entire Korean peninsula -- Pyongyang's preferred phrasing -- and does not include the words "verifiable" and "irreversible" despite months of U.S. statements.
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Even if people conversationally refer to the award as "best drama," the technical phrasing of "outstanding" means that voters can take into account something other than quality.
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That detail might explain the specific phrasing of Drummond's statement last week, specifying he had "never started a relationship" with another colleague at Google other than Blakely.
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The initial track would be Mark playing guitars, through sequencers, creating the rhythm and the chords, with me synthesizing and phrasing what he played with my keyboard.
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While the British news media have been quick to brandish the news of a stolen Shakespeare skull, Mr. Colls himself is somewhat more cautious in his phrasing.
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"I been fantasizing 'bout a Porsche, get that dough-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh," she coos on the chorus in deliciously typical pop phrasing.
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There's not really a delicate way of phrasing this, but there are some questions worth asking: Should ISIS fighters have property rights over the drones they buy?
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But this nebulous phrasing created a problem for budtenders in the dispensaries—after all, what exactly was the concentrate or edible equivalent of an ounce of bud?
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But in the silence left by the company and its shushed researchers, his "futility" phrasing set the tone for much of the coverage and conversation that followed.
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The backlash was swift, and McNair apologized for his phrasing ... but not before one of his players, DeAndre Hopkins, left Friday's practice in reaction to the news.
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Juliet's five girlfriends, arriving on the morning of her wedding to Paris, have a dance that has more charm and musical phrasing than anything she gets herself.
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There's a sample of the Tote vacuum cleaner in one of my tracks and the incidental noises of the work day inform vocal phrasing and melodic ideas.
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With his glistening tone, guileless character and easy phrasing, he invited the listener into the song, highlighting its craft, while inhabiting the life described in the lyrics.
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The requirement, however, carries some disturbing phrasing: Sehat jasmani dan rohani, tidak terlibat pergaulan bebas dan penyinpangan perilaku seksual termasuk LGBT, yang dijelaskan melalui surat keterangan dokter.
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His voice is neither large nor particularly rich (nor was Coward's), but his phrasing has the lightness and drollery, and the occasional bite, that's ideal for Coward.
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If Manafort's phrasing at the Republican National Committee truly represents the new Donald Trump that is coming, Hillary Clinton look like a pillar of authenticity by comparison.
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Over the past few weeks, some commentators have suggested that the phrasing "high crimes and misdemeanors" is an intentionally vague term that has no specific articulable definition.
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It's hard to think of a more dismissive way of phrasing that, short of maybe describing the Singapore government as a sniveling mosh pit of baby clowns.
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The ad body has told Amazon that its claims must not appear again in their current form, which is its usual phrasing when it has upheld complaints.
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What's fascinating in those opening lifts is how they fit the music — matching its overall phrasing in long legato sweeps rather than following the quicker incidental pulse.
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Jamieson said Massey did not, in fact, "take any reporters" with him (in a van or press entourage) and the original phrasing was accurate, just improved upon.
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Donald Trump's campaign has acknowledged that Melania Trump's speech on Monday at the Republican National Convention used identical phrasing as a speech from Michelle Obama in 2008.
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The phrasing of the original tweet definitely suggested that it was the most popular book out of the library's entire stack, but that may not be true.
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Produced by Lenny Waronker it contained subtle musical nuances, unique phrasing and Newman's "suburban blues" that took small digs at what was considered the middle-class American dream.
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LAHREN: Well, the double standard is the only standard that the left likes to uphold, but because we are conservatives, we understand it&aposs not the best phrasing.
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I enjoy the use of the phrasing "spider community" here because it lets me imagine the world's spiders having a giant potluck to eat a shitload of insects.
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I'm going to read this quote to you from this morning, and I'm going to let you guess just based on the phrasing of it, who said this.
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He's exceptionally sure-footed with his phrasing, almost never caught off balance, but he knows how to convey risk or fury through the compressed force of his tone.
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Critics cited Bush's lack of a clear vision of what he wanted to do on domestic issues - what he called the "vision thing" in his oft-fractured phrasing.
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Their debate has turned livelier since the Paris agreement, the phrasing of which strongly suggests that countries will need to invent new sinks as well as cutting emissions.
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He literally uttered the phrase "no collusion" to describe Mueller's conclusions — providing a perfect sound bite to play on loop on cable news in the president's favorite phrasing.
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That will depend on the new phrasing of the companies' policies, but this attention from the FTC will at the very least nudge things in the right direction.
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Karni credits Google's technology—which can understand variations in phrasing, along with terms such as "yesterday" that typically trip up chatbots—for managing a worker's tasks and needs.
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Stretching back at least five years as a policymaker he has repeatedly used similar phrasing to describe how the Fed should behave when interest rates are near zero.
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Textio has a word-processing tool that scans job descriptions for companies to identify how certain words and phrasing might appear to candidates and scrub bias from listings.
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And if you believe your TV is HDR-ready, but you can't find a setting, Google the model: the company may use an alternate phrasing for the feature.
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But phrasing it that way, in a party in which piety and limited government sentiment are a package deal for many voters and activists, was clear political malpractice.
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And in fairness to the tagline, it looks like its creators chose that specific phrasing so that they'd be able to use the letters from each superhero's insignia.
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For an aesthetic once praised for its "ruthless logic" and "bloody-mindedness" — in the much-quoted phrasing of critic Reyner Banham — it is a surprising turn of events.
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Her once near-perfect intonation is gone, along with the phrasing that not so long ago enabled her to spin out notes like jet trails seemingly into infinity.
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Carol Moseley Braun (D-Ill.), but his phrasing drew understandable consternation from Harris, the child of Jamaican and Indian parents who was elected to the Senate in 2016.
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But in the front rows of the Paris shows Friday, there were plenty who took a more measured approach over phrasing that may have been lost in translation.
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In a weird way, her phrasing reminds me of this '60s songwriter named John Hartford who wrote "Gentle On My Mind" which became a popular Glen Campbell song.
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The messages left on an answering machine often use awkward phrasing and sound distinctly like a computer reciting script with its text-to-speech function and synthesized voice.
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The ISIS claim of responsibility, issued early on Wednesday, used phrasing indicating the gunman had been inspired by the group, suggesting he may have been self-radicalized online.
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Photo by Liz Fields/VICE News "Clinton will protect Obama's executive actions, and will also protect the middle class," he said, assuming the canned phrasing of a politician.
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On "Snap," Mr. Weiss's tabla and Mr. Abbasi's reverby drone surround Mr. Mahanthappa's woven phrasing on the saxophone, hugging it tight and also giving it freedom of motion.
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Because he conveys some of that gracelessness in the cadence of his voice, clumsily taking the angles of words like "technique-less," his gawky phrasing is more pronounced.
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He said merely it was "very early to be talking about" a change — phrasing which seemed to suggest his door was at least ajar for such a shift.
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In theory, that means Smart Compose writes a little like you, though in practice the majority of its suggestions play it safe, using bland phrasing and corporate speak.
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There is a distinction, too, between coaches instructing on the sly, as they do today with hand signals or coded phrasing, and opening the airwaves to all frequencies.
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" USDA Communications Director Tim Murtaugh told CNN by phone that "in that case, the speechwriter liked the phrasing and the rhetoric there and just elected to use it.
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" And, if that's not enough, how about this phrasing -- "Santa really likes to savor the moment when he gets his hands on some quality, grade-A, Colombian snow.
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"His phrasing owes more to jazz than it does to any country rhythms, and that's what made it hard for him to fit it into Nashville," says Burns.
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However, the earlier books have not been without controversy, as several critics noted both errors in the translation of "The Vegetarian" and liberties taken with its original phrasing.
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" Tzipi Hotovely, Israel's deputy foreign minister, saw the phrasing as a sure sign that the Trump administration believes "the continuation of building does not harm the peace process.
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Right around the time they were born, some couldn't quite figure out the phrasing of the names and others simply didn't stop theorizing what the meaning was behind them.
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You might say the animal is expressing ilinx, a French word for "the 'strange excitement' of wanton destruction," as Smith describes it, borrowing her phrasing from sociologist Roger Caillois.
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Following Donald Trump's Tuesday night tweets concerning FBI Director James Comey's treatment of both himself and Hillary Clinton, J.K. Rowling couldn't resist taking a jab at the president's phrasing.
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Others at the rally drew a distinction between the kinds of attacks the president has been tweeting about Biden and how Biden has been phrasing his criticisms of Trump.
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" The law gives the president the ability to bar entry of a "class of aliens," and Roberts wrote that phrasing "comfortably encompasses a group of people linked by nationality.
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Translating Times journalism so that it is not only accurate but also has the right idioms, phrasing and tone — while still remaining true to The Times's style — is tricky.
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Impressed by the breadth of Jimmy's vocabulary and the phrasing that is far beyond his years, Lisa asks his babysitter to write down any of the poems she hears.
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After readers pointed out that the phrasing completely diminished Manuel's achievement and disregarded her individual identity aside from her race, the paper issued an apology and made a change.
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That phrasing is unusual and was deemed difficult to interpret by the Court, which is why the judge ordered Musk and the SEC to draft a more specific standard.
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Then he asks me to clean something up, and I don't like his phrasing or tone and take it the wrong way, so we get into a heated argument.
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" Goldman found other clues as to the direction in Fed policy, also citing the statement's phrasing that the committee "will act as appropriate," without qualifying it with "as always.
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That song's refrain is "Aqui é o fim do mundo" — "The end of the world is here" — and Mr. Gil gave it many playful variations of phrasing and emphasis.
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And while he always shows a good sense of musical timing and phrasing, there are layers and sections of the ballet where he seems indifferent to his music's spirit.
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She said smart border security would not be overly reliant on physical barriers but on better technology and more personnel, a phrasing that left open the possibility of barriers.
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In June, the ECB said it "anticipates" that bond buys will end in December, a phrasing that could be firmed up to signal increased confidence in the June decision.
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She said "smart" border security would not be "overly reliant" on physical barriers but on "better technology and more personnel," a phrasing that left open the possibility of barriers.
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When she sang, "It looks like something awful happens / in the kitchens / where women wash their dishes," her plaintive phrasing transformed a description of domestic obligation into genuine tragedy.
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Here's the exact phrasing from the 2012 blog post: A stolen password was also used to access an employee Dropbox account containing a project document with user email addresses.
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What might be a tiny bit shocking is her phrasing, which demonstrates why she's been given her own talk show, The Amber Rose Show, premiering July 8 on VH1.
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I always just want to get the idea, the structure of the song figured out, and the phrasing of the lyrics figured out, and when that's done I'm exhausted.
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Bannon mocked Ivanka Trump's phrasing on Monday night when he said: "There is a special place in hell for Republicans who know better" -- referring to the likes of Sen.
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Ms. Davis takes a solo of slippery insistence, then turns things over to the trumpeter Marquis Hill, a virtuoso with a sandy tone and an ear for reflective phrasing.
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Without moving too swiftly or too flashily, Mr. Harrell conveys a winning mix of command and curiosity, getting his point across with a svelte tone and powerfully sparse phrasing.
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In a lightly jazzed "Not While I'm Around," from "Sweeney Todd," she demonstrated how the meaning that is locked in tiny verbal gestures can be released with bold phrasing.
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He has a silky speaking voice, with beautiful, clear diction, while his singing adapts itself readily to the wide range of pitch, phrasing, and vocal techniques on the record.
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"I have no reason not to believe these women," she said, a weird bit of phrasing that felt at pains to avoid that cultural marker: I believe the women.
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Several people at the conference instantly took note on Twitter of Ms. Von der Leyen's phrasing, including Vali Nasr, dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
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This is a slightly odd phrasing—matters of grammar are usually framed in terms of correctness, not elegance—but it is clear the subjunctive is having a second life.
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Even her language emulates the phrasing of the sources, as though modernizing her account would distract readers, reminding them of the interloper who stands between them and sheer documentation.
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"[R]igorous science depends not on ideology, but on a spirit of honest inquiry and robust debate," it states, using the type of phrasing that's common in climate-skeptic circles.
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In "Pagliacci," Mr. Alagna initially fell back on some formulaic phrasing and a certain grandstanding delivery that felt especially old-fashioned after the flickering, natural heat of Mr. Lee's singing.
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"Turns out they are … asking total strangers to help them and with the most millennial phrasing I have ever seen in my life," the Twitter user wrote while sharing screenshots.
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She can still do that wide-eyed look of anxiety I fondly recall from "That Girl," and the comic phrasing feels natural even when the jokes are off the rack.
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When I first started singing I didn't understand why all these other people could sing Whitney Houston, and my singing is more tone-based and phrasing — there's not massive power.
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The key is to cover old ground in new ways, either by using catchy phrasing (Clinton's "Trumped-up trickle down" was not so catchy), or by introducing actual new information.
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That's Trump's weaselly phrasing whenever he wants to voice a really ugly view—he's not saying the bad thing, merely noting that a lot of people somewhere are saying it.
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And, at least for the purposes of this article, we're going to refer to these companies using some variation of that inelegant if quite inclusive phrasing: "blockchain and blockchain-adjacent."
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The process is necessary because Alexa has limits to its ability to train itself, especially when it comes to garbled phrasing, accents, slang, regional words, other languages, and the like.
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Technically, this phrasing could imply either that Pruitt intends to sit coach on his next flight, or his security team will consider "security threats" and decide where Pruitt should sit.
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The phrasing was nearly identical from tweet to tweet, and the messages arrived with eerie regularity, coming every few minutes from four in the afternoon until two in the morning.
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But then, so did some of its weaknesses, including imbalances in the wind section and a certain stiffness in the phrasing of passages that Mahler imagines as sweet and free.
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Its acceptable use policy states that "certain sexually oriented materials or services" are forbidden—phrasing that's intentionally vague enough to allow circumstances like this to happen whenever the company wants.
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Trump's phrasing -- "I'm not quite there yet" -- echoes comments Ryan made to CNN's Jake Tapper in May when he said he wasn't yet ready to back his party's standard-bearer.
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A passage of Melania Trump's speech at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland shared exact words and phrasing with a paragraph from Obama's speech at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.
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"There is definitely an insurance aspect to it," said Powell, echoing the phrasing that the Greenspan Fed used to describe its monetary policy easing in 1995 and again in 1998.
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It's hardly the only Joni-flection: "Noble Nobles" and "Earth to Heaven" have the complex harmony and coltish melodic phrasing of songs from Ms. Mitchell's mid-to-late-'70s albums.
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Nevertheless the Guccifer 2.0 account claimed confidently, and with no supporting evidence, that the breach was simply a "lone hacker"—a phrasing that seems designed to deflect blame from Russia.
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John Miller's "ZOG" (1998) lampoons an enduring conspiracy theory about Jews controlling Western governments by phrasing the acronym within a Wheel of Fortune reveal, complete with a jumpsuited Vanna White.
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"I'm learning so much," Andrew Litton, the company's music director, told Ms. Farrell in front of the dancers and other staff before discussing aspects of tempo and phrasing with her.
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" (The awkward phrasing of that line comes from Trump's use of the word "hoax," which was a reference to media coverage, not the virus itself.) "Crisis comes to every president.
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"Long ago, that phrasing was translated into everyday language by Ashkenazi Jews, then brought into English," Sarah Bunin Benor, a professor of Jewish studies at Hebrew Union College, told me.
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" A Quinnipiac poll from March 2017 used different phrasing, asking respondents if they agreed or disagreed with Trump's "statement that certain news organizations are the enemy of the American people.
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There's nothing distant or bashful about those digital sounds, but it's the analog playing that provides clarity and direction (even as Ms. Branch maintains her aversion to smooth, linear phrasing).
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Her titillating descriptions and canorous phrasing are a pleasure — so much so that I wished her to go bolder, to set the scene and capture the characters in rich Technicolor.
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If it doesn't, you can copy a section of the statement and paste it into a search engine, enclosing the text in quotation marks to search for that exact phrasing.
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Image: Salesforce Image: Salesforce Next, it allows you to enter natural language search phrasing to find the exact information you need, and the search tool understands and delivers the results.
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In the more melodic passages he produced a lovely plangent sound and elegant phrasing, but in virtuosic showpieces like his Act 2 aria, ornaments often came out smudged and colorless.
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Planned Parenthood and groups like the American College of Obstetricians and dispute the concept and phrasing that an IUD induces abortion because it doesn't allow a fertilized egg to implant.
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" The phrasing is obviously a play on Jay's famous hook, "If you having girl problems I feel bad for you son, I got 99 problems but a bitch ain't one.
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" Leaders in the Republican Party may very well treat this as a "matter of the heart" ("We don't know the president's heart"), "poor phrasing" or comments "taken out of context.
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I find myself more piqued at the phrasing of it, the offering up of women as enumerated objects of discussion, their art coming only in the subtitle, like an afterthought.
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In his radio interview, host Hewitt tries to get Trump to back off the "founder" phrasing, and make the argument about the US withdrawal creating ISIS without the incendiary framing.
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" Wednesday morning, according to Conte, Patreon added more phrasing to their guidelines, including that they're not allowing "real people engaging in sexual acts, such as masturbation or sexual intercourse on camera.
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I also didn't find the personalized reminder feature necessary — the default reminders are already pleasant, and their value is less rooted in their phrasing and more in their presence at all.
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Pop-Tart's replies were quickly filled with both responses from Brits (and Scots and Australians) who were laughing about the phrasing, and from Anglophile Americans who were eagerly awaiting those replies.
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In most countries such a mistake would be insignificant, the result of sloppy reporting or ambiguous phrasing (in Mandarin, the phrase "sent a congratulatory note" can also mean "congratulate by phone").
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While it's not clear if that's what Clinton meant to say, her phrasing was at best sloppy and at worst making an inflammatory accusation against Gabbard (and Stein) without real evidence.
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"I wrote them down and later included some of the phrasing in the draft that ultimately became the final speech," said McIver, whose offer to resign was declined by Donald Trump.
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The phrasing of the letter makes it apparent that the people authoring it haven't played Fortnite, and also that they use a spellchecker that doesn't recognize the phenomenally popular game's name.
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According to a new paper in the The Winnower, academic papers with titles employing catchier phrasing and positive framing are shared far more widely online compared to those with boring titles.
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Always careful with his phrasing, the leading UN diplomat didn't mention Trump by name -- but Guterres clearly warned his administration against isolating the United States from the rest of the world.
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While you can't really make or break a hookup if you say something awkward and stilted, phrasing things in a courteous way can make you and your partner feel more comfortable.
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Ultra-Orthodox parties, critical to passing the bill into law, objected because the former phrasing could have been seen as recognizing non-Orthodox forms of Judaism, which those parties strongly oppose.
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As Neiman Lab points out, the "in our area" phrasing likely lead a lot of people to blindly share the post, whether or not they had any connection to Waco, Texas.
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For example, the articles used, from a period between July 2012 and February 2013, may predate more recent headline-writing trends that use emotional and declarative phrasing to appeal to readers.
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While some saw the President's phrasing as a clear message of deterrence, others said it may deepen confusion about what exactly will prompt the US to execute a preemptive military strike.
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But even without the words, without George Michael's utterly extraordinary vocal performance—and rarely has a singer demonstrated such understated mastery of phrasing, intonation, and delivery—"Last Christmas" drips with feeling.
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This is why even though "self-care" is corny, in phrasing and meaning, I still like it, because it marks something that was collectively identified as this urgent thing to do.
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Critics lauded Mr. Oberlin for his sensitive phrasing, crystalline diction and full, warm, vibrato-rich tone that was devoid of the brittleness and hootiness that for countertenors are looming occupational hazards.
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This attitude helps explain why Ms. Pearson was apparently the first person ever tried for "improper assistance in casting a ballot," phrasing that does not even appear in Georgia's criminal statutes.
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I mean, there are businesses ... Caterina Fake, who was the co-founder of Flickr and many other things that she's done, had a really great phrasing for me the other day.
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Having recorded the definitive pop version of Mr. Sondheim's "Send In the Clowns" in 1975, she sings it in the current concert with almost every contour of her original phrasing intact.
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Trump not only remembered the way Ryan slighted him in May but remembered nearly the exact phrasing and spat it back at Ryan in a brutally effective bit of rhetorical jiujitsu.
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Mistaking finger-wagging for pressure, these groups spend far too much time on phrasing their criticism of settlements and occupation, and far too little asking what can be done about it.
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Paying less heed to the technical virtuosity that had thrilled audiences in big Broadway theaters, she now emphasized phrasing and styling to project a song's emotions in smaller, more intimate settings.
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But its sloppy phrasing might not be a dead giveaway for someone whose English isn't strong — and it's also powered by racist stereotypes about Asian food, people, and standards of hygiene.
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In a Harvard Business Review article, "Taking the Stress Out of Stressful Conversations," the communication expert Holly Weeks counsels people to rehearse difficult conversations and fine-tune their phrasing and tone.
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And PayPal's acceptable use policy also forbids "certain sexually oriented materials or services," which, as Vice points out, is murky enough phrasing to give PayPal leeway to make decisions like this.
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I like to think that the "knives out" phrasing in this clue is a nod to the director Rian Johnson, who is also a New York Times Crossword solver. 231A./259D.
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There's a certain irony that Biden would go after Trump for his perfectly innocent, if somewhat awkward, phrasing, given the vice president's well-earned reputation for embarrassing gaffes and sloppy expression.
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We now know that Trump's "fire and fury" threat was his own phrasing, albeit perhaps drawn from a video game in which his alt-right advisor Stephen Bannon has an interest.
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The movement is from Ms. Rainer's seminal "Trio A": a long string of nonvirtuoso movement that seems either devoid of phrasing or intended to redefine our idea of a dance phrase.
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While the phrasing of his threat to destroy North Korea was unfortunate, Trump actually made that threat contingent: North Korea would be destroyed if it attacked the US or its allies.
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In a sign of possible coordination or at least agreement among influential policymakers, his phrasing was the same as used by the Fed's No. 2, Richard Clarida, just a day earlier.
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By putting the queries in plain language, helping you build the query automatically, then building the charts based on the automated phrasing, it puts the ability to access analytics into more hands.
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Fraternity hazing does technically fall under the general umbrella of bullying, but if that's what Stone was a victim of, he did a really strange job of phrasing it to the cops.
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The Pepe the Frog-obsessed wing goes by either the "alt-right" or the "so-called alt-right" (or the "alt-lite"), and people get worked up over which phrasing you use.
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According to the Post, CDC officials in charge of the agency's finances did not relay why the words were now prohibited, but they did provide some alternative phrasing that would pass muster.
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Smart Compose takes that to another level by potentially allowing one to write full emails and thoughts right alongside AI-assisted phrasing instead of just deferring to single choices being offered up.
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" Viciere's methods call for phrasing like, "I hear what you're saying," which may lead into, "I can tell that this is really bothering you, but how can we have done this differently?
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With her nasal twang, clown lipstick and exaggerated phrasing, Miranda is essentially the offspring of two blasts from "SNL's" past -- Gilda Radner's nerdy Lisa Loopner and Bill Murray's Nick the lounge singer.
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I was learning everything about her album Lady Soul, including her phrasing and why it's so important to go back over and over until you get close to feeling what she's feeling.
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At first glance, this might like a nitpicky semantic complaint, but I assure you it's not—this phrasing helps, and has historically helped, mask the agency behind the *decision* to automate jobs.
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As it begins to learn from these outcomes, the idea is that the AI tech will be able to pick out and suggest terms and phrasing that leads most often to success.
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Per the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Price's phrasing left open the possibility she's not thrilled HIV-positive people are not dying "more readily," at which point they would pose less of a risk.
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It's got to be interesting for somebody from your perspective who... your career has been built on essentially writing love songs and things and using the English language to make beautiful phrasing.
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Details of footwork (notably with Evelyn Kocak in the first song) and sweeps of phrasing were married to the music with a felicity that made "The Accidental" the highlight of the evening.
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Earlier this year, one California woman brought a case against popular bean brand Jelly Belly after she was reportedly tricked by fancy phrasing into buying candy she believed to be sugar-free.
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The standard definition of a black hole is "a region of space from which nothing, not even light, can escape," but even that stark phrasing fails to capture their full demonic wonder.
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It was a lot of analytical work, but it really paid off, because we gave everybody a really firm basis from which to begin and then create their own phrasing and timing.
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" Mr. Cuomo has mocked the president's "Make America Great Again" slogan before, but he has been more careful in his phrasing than his assertion on Wednesday that America "was never that great.
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Critics denounced the phrasing as an echo of far-right rhetoric that identifies Europe as white and Christian, and migration from the Middle East and Africa as a threat to that identity.
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Gallup is admirably careful about phrasing: The June 2019 poll doesn't ask if people who have seen a UFO believe it was piloted by an alien, only if they've ever seen one.
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Though much of Mr. Missé's magic comes from his feet and his phrasing, a touchstone of his style comes from the high, gentle placing of his right hand on his partner's back.
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Back in July, Variety first reported that Paulson would not be appearing on AHS in any sort of "significant" role, phrasing that certainly leaves the possibility of some sort of cameo open.
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The Paris style, marvelously chic, proves far less right for Balanchine, above all in the women's clipped phrasing and anti-musical dynamics (dwelling archly on transitions, flicking lightly through important linear points).
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She also said that the lighthearted lede of an article about a new use for technology was changed after a copy editor objected that the phrasing insulted an entire class of people.
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The company listed a number of other concerns as well, such as ambiguous phrasing and the ability to present a backup launch option — something that some competitors have but Blue Origin doesn't.
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I'd like to believe that we can also begin incorporating sustainable food products that, to borrow Soylent's phrasing, solve for affordable nutrition — whether that's Soylent, Huel, Impossible Burgers, or whatever comes next.
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Though the phrasing "guayabera shirt" makes this Spanish speaker flinch, Obejas succeeds in capturing the sense of doom, the weather of half-truths and paranoia, floating at the edges of Cleo's Cuba.
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Negotiators from both countries, who are meeting in Washington over the next two days, are expected to trade memos and haggle over phrasing as they try to make progress toward a deal.
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A previous agreement was struck down by Israel's Supreme Court, and the government hopes that new phrasing, which gives the state more leeway in handling future regulation, will stave off another court objection.
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Cohn says that if you look closely at Parker's phrasing, he is suggesting that he would defend himself in the event that he was confronted or attacked by Black Lives Matter or SDS.
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The irony is that before I acquired an eating disorder (I'm in the habit of phrasing it thus, as if it were a company merger), I liked food but did not love it.
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" Praising her gift for reflecting musical phrasing in her dancing, Clive Barnes wrote in The New York Times, "Just to see her phrase music is an experience akin to hearing a great pianist.
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But Kadzik's phrasing, and his decision to write from his personal email account, gives the impression he was passing the information along as an informal tip, not knowing whether it had been filed.
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He combined this with American bebop and the horn style he liked best: lazy phrasing and long notes to show off his fat, beautiful tone, singing and playing in much the same register.
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The minutes repeated earlier phrasing that over time, consumer prices will reach the central bank's 2 percent inflation target but the BOJ needs to continue with its quantitative easing, according to the minutes.
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He does this by steady rhythm, seamless phrasing, calmly slow athleticism, complete generosity and a focus that makes us feel that we are in a wide-open space when the air is lucid.
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It also removed the phrasing that it would be "patient," language it added earlier this year to indicate Fed officials were willing to wait and see more information before making a rate move.
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Playing around with the phrasing for several hours, though, led to nothing that worked with symmetric lengths other than DUE TO BUDGET CUTS, THE NEW YORK TIMES, CROSSWORD PUZZLE, with no final line.
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Still, the specific phrasing that Drummond — a lawyer by training — used in saying he never "started" a relationship with other Google staffers is likely to raise questions about his forthrightness on the matter.
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Republicans have defended their decision to outsource their questions to a prosecutor (or "female assistant" in Mitch McConnell's phrasing) as an effort to depoliticize Christine Blasey Ford's hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Fordham law professor James Cohen said the phrasing "Epstein seeks to resolve globally" sounds aspirational and is tempered by the subsequent passage noting Acosta's authority extended only to the Southern District of Florida.
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In the 1960s and '70s the company's performers showed what seemed the world's highest and most irresistible standards of ensemble musicianship in dance: based in complex rhythm but with enchanting feats of phrasing.
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The plangent sweetness of Ms. Gal-Ed's tone and the chiseled grace of her phrasing were beautifully set off by orchestral playing that maintained a springy lightness in both vivacious and deliberate movements.
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Despite being miles away, the Colorado restaurant's name was close enough in phrasing to draw the ire of Torchy's, who filed a lawsuit against Dam Good Tacos for trademark infringement and monetary losses.
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An interview with Mr. Dershowitz on Fox News on Tuesday and an opinion piece by Mr. Dershowitz published on Wednesday did not include the exact phrasing that Mr. Trump used in his tweets.
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This is a case in which it is the language, the way of phrasing something, that has power; in a hypothetical question, after all, no reason has been given to accept the hypothesis.
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"I wrote them down and later included some of the phrasing in the draft that ultimately became the final speech," said McIver, a former ballet dancer who helped write some of Trump's books.
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She sings the arching melodic line that begins Strauss's transcendent trio with seamless phrasing and ethereal sound, her more mature voice blending poignantly with the youthful colorings of Ms. Morley and Ms. Garanca.
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The Public Editor President Trump on Wednesday released what The New York Times called a "tax cut blueprint" (more on this phrasing a bit later), the main element being large cuts for corporations.
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Together they worked on tempo and phrasing, with a special emphasis on "Dust and Ashes," a challenging six-minute Pierre solo that Mr. Malloy had written to take advantage of Mr. Groban's skills.
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Zsela Thompson's debut single, a somber ballad, introduced her suspended-time phrasing, the melancholy comforts of her lustrous alto voice and lyrics that find a spiritual overlay for the ambiguities of a breakup.
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This came just weeks after she'd had to apologize for a 2012 tweet in which she said that Israel had "hypnotized" the world, phrasing that also recalled old canards about occult Jewish power.
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The phrasing that Trump "just found out" about this, combined with the fact that he is the president of the United States, superficially suggests that he received some kind of new classified briefing.
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I am not a musician, but even I would say that isn't decisive because it depends how you are performing those notes or how you are phrasing those notes and what the rhythm is.
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It's not conversational in the Alexa sense of conversation, at least not yet, but it does recognize the most common phrasing as you're typing, providing an automated way to build queries and access data.
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Per the poll's phrasing, 53.4% strongly or somewhat oppose the protest of what some players call "a country that oppresses black people and people of color" — while 41.7% somewhat or strongly support the players.
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Flat notes and stilted phrasing create a "performance of alienation" that positions the reader as a spectator viewing a world produced by exposition, flashbacks and jump cuts between memories, illusory subplots and red herrings.
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It's because we're giving names to the sounds that animals make in the construct of language, not totally mimicking what they're saying (different languages have different rules and some languages have more versatile phrasing).
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" Phrasing things that way can help you take responsibility for your own feelings while getting people to be more receptive towards your feelings than, say, asking "why would you make me feel this way?
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The only visible change Facebook seemed to make was to change the phrasing of the targeting tool from "ethnic affinity" to "multicultural affinity," and to reclassify it as a behavior instead of a demographic.
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Notably, the software was trained and tested on a hotbed of high-stakes discussion: the "talk page" on Wikipedia articles, where editors discuss changes to phrasing, the need for better sources, and so on.
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It's a theoretically elegant way of phrasing what could charitably be called ethnocentrism, but all the strange claims about Nelson Mandela's Western influence—and there are a few—can't disguise what Ash has acknowledged.
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Instead the National Election Office accepted a Sunday shopping referendum request from the wife of a former Fidesz mayor, which unlike Mr Nyako's request had long and complex phrasing, and rather obscured the question.
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The Late Show host acknowledged that some of the phrasing was cruder than necessary and he would make some adjustments if he could do it all over again — but he stands by the joke.
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It was more than 20 minutes later before Tillerson's agency released the same terse 44-word statement that echoed the phrasing other administration officials are using to try to shoot down the Post report.
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We have exchanged thousands of obsessive words about Return to Glory, honoring the phrasing and writing or nitpicking continuity errors, like the one scene involving Magic that was actually filmed during the 1984 playoffs.
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He opened his set that night with "King's Crossing," stuttering and slurring through the track, losing his phrasing while his right hand struggled to stay steady, a warped cog throwing off an intricate machine.
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There hasn't ever been a performing artist more convincingly vital at this age: Mr. Bennett's voice has weathered, but his intonation and phrasing are ironbound, and there's a burning, unforced pathos in his delivery.
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To prepare Koch for the line that needed to be replaced, Donnersmarck said, " Du hast ein neues sujet ," emphasizing certain words in the way of a choral conductor tweaking the phrasing of a song.
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But he was also capable of writing passages of pastoral freshness and tender lyricism, such as the aria "Chant de bonheur" in "Lélio," which the tenor Michael Spyres rendered with silky and weightless phrasing.
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As "Trio A" links a series of apparently unrelated physical tasks into one chain, it seems to deny what's usually recognized as phrasing, with everything delivered in the same cool matter-of-fact flatness.
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"Every person who's been knocked down, counted out, left behind: This is your campaign," Biden said, using phrasing he would repeat Tuesday night in Philadelphia as he worked toward his salute to Sanders supporters.
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Soviet music schools at the time paid scant attention to the Italian tradition of bel canto singing, which cultivated evenness through the range, smooth phrasing and the ability to embellish vocal lines with ornamentation.
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But back then, I had also allowed Aunt Nettie to email people on my behalf, checking the "mimic your voice" option and marveling at just how perfectly she could replicate my tics of phrasing.
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Carter Brey, the Philharmonic's principal cellist, was an excellent soloist in Haydn's ebullient and inventive Cello Concerto No. 1 in C, playing with burnished sound, elegant phrasing and deft technique during the rippling finale.
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Though the musicians here number just three, their performance (neatly supervised and arranged by Benjamin Cox) often allows you to grasp more clearly than usual the score's brilliantly calculated idiosyncrasies of timing and phrasing.
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However, the insensitive phrasing was even more notable on Sunday coming off the news that the Trump administration may attempt to erase transgender identity — a move that Jenner, a former Trump supporter, is already protesting.
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Melania's speech was accused of plagiarizing approximately two paragraphs of material very similar in phrasing and context to one delivered by Michelle Obama in 2008, from passages citing values of hard work, honor, and respect.
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Mr. Bley (pronounced "blay") developed an influential language of phrasing and harmony — Keith Jarrett and Ethan Iverson were two of its many beneficiaries — but often talked about being eager to get outside his own habits.
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Hutcherson's phrasing, as it happens, inspired the title of Savin-Williams's book, in which he interviewed 40 mostly straight men to better understand their relationship to same-sex sexuality and how they parse their desires.
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Given the alarming news, the email's phrasing was rather gentle: A fire had broken out in the area, officials had ordered evacuations, and Bard's country house at the end of a road might be affected.
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For one, startups can easily explain their concept to local investors using the well-known "Uber for X" phrasing, allowing investors to quickly identify the problem and understand how this could be a notable solution.
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Pair that with Amazon's relatively narrow rules for what kind of phrasing Alexa will successfully interpret, and you have a small set of knowledge users have to acquire, with only one means to acquire it.
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Apart from a little fumbling with props, you'd never have known: He has many shades of good humor, easy command of Colas's complex jumps and pirouettes and (more unusual) a mastery of dynamically exciting phrasing.
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Some of her best songs haven't conformed to traditional structures: They seem to follow the narrative and phrasing of her words and incantatory melodies, changing keys and figuring out ways to be generative and generous.
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Last year, it noticed merchants gaming the system by using algorithms to plug in four- and five-star reviews, so it developed its own algorithm to try to weed out the ones with suspicious phrasing.
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"Birds of May" proves that he should add his voice to more of his material, as the weathered quality of his phrasing matches the plaintive acoustic picking, while "Try It On" is a clear highlight.
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But her phrasing was so sensitive to the shape of the line and shifts of harmony that she won me over, as she did with her use of the sustaining pedal to create milky textures.
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I love how Mike's vocals use space and phrasing to complement the odd time stuff going on underneath — and I love even more how the vocal melody echoes through the guitar line in the bridge.
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It will "study several important issues on the upholding and perfecting of the system of socialism with Chinese characteristics and the promotion of the modernization of state governance," Xinhua said, using typically turgid party phrasing.
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And, perhaps surprisingly, the adjustment mattered, as did other fine-tunings of seemingly banal material: the precise timing and phrasing of picking up a trash can lid, or of filling a plastic bag with air.
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But it is the finale, Mahler's ode to love, that pulls at the memory — a miracle of phrasing; a quiet wonder of string tone and balance; a paean to a devotion tender, fragile and deep.
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Just like tying my hair in a bun in real life, I've figured out how to tweet without making waves: avoiding certain hashtags, phrasing my tweets as nonconfrontationally as possible, and qualifying everything I say.
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"Even then, he had an uncanny feel for language — a sense of pace, style, composition and felicitous phrasing all too rare among historians in general, let alone history students," she wrote in the tribute book.
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McKinnon's Clinton is, in other words, all the things Hillary Clinton absolutely can't be without sparking potentially disastrous waves of backlash about her phrasing, her gender, the daringness of her basic desire to be president.
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A spokesperson clarified to Gizmodo that the phrasing was intended to assure customers that if they were affected by the breach, it does not mean that every category of information that could've been stolen was stolen.
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Furthermore his phrasing, while it can be compared to the modernist, stream-of-consciousness style of a writer like James Joyce, also feels more clumsy than fluid due to the repetition of words and phrases throughout.
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Justin told me Sony's customer service representatives couldn't explain what happened, but noted they could flag the account as "sensitive or something"—he couldn't remember the exact phrasing—which would invite extra scrutiny by future representatives.
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She sounds more assured as a songwriter: the guitars are softer; her phrasing is slower; her melodies build and adapt to the songs around them; those digital interventions are integral to the songs, not separate ideas.
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There are various applications of the harmonic series, various relationships of phrasing and tempo among the guitars, ensembles of various sizes, works of various lengths and instruments with various tunings, rock-drumming rhythms of different kinds.
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As the dancer changes arm positions, stops, turns and hops backward, you start to feel Ms. Tanowitz's skill with complex phrasing; as the trio develops like an extended canon, you note her pleasure in complex patterning.
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"Shut Up Kiss Me," strummed hard on an electric guitar and sung with a playful yip in the phrasing, is desperately clingy: "Stop pretending I'm not there/When it's clear I'm not going anywhere," she insists.
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Barber speaks in a resonant baritone, with precise phrasing, but he is a true thespian of the pulpit: his eyes widen in mock surprise or squint in faux confusion at an act of outrage or injustice.
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A mainstay of the New York City Opera in the 1950s and '60s, Ms. Curtin was noted for the purity of her voice, the sensitivity of her musical phrasing and the crystalline perfection of her diction.
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On Thursday, Baier sought to clarify his statement about the likelihood of an indictment, calling that phrasing "inartful" and adding that he meant that an indictment would be likely if the investigation continues to its conclusion.
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MONACO (Reuters) - McLaren's Fernando Alonso was delicate in his phrasing, but left little to the imagination, when discussing where Formula One drivers might have to put their helmet visor tear-offs at Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix.
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The report, written by economic adviser Arvind Subramanian, said that "credibility and optimality" argued in favor of sticking to next year's deficit target of 3.5 percent of GDP - phrasing that left room for an upward revision.
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"That is a different phrasing from this very broad denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," Victor Cha, a Georgetown University professor and senior advisor at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said at a Washington event.
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In a few passages from his 2006 book, The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia, Gorsuch leans heavily on the phrasing and ideas of work from other legal scholars, in some cases almost word for word.
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When his career was first taking flight, Marc Cary spent roughly a dozen years as the pianist in Abbey Lincoln's band, internalizing the musical philosophy, poetics and loose rhythmic phrasing of that venerated vocalist and composer.
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But Ms. Millo could also have been describing her voice: an instrument of easy, opulent power and fiery yet sumptuous phrasing, a moving recollection of the great Italian singers who ruled 60 or 19993 years ago.
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"During the briefing, CNN's Jeremy Diamond read back to the president his past comments about wanting governors to be "appreciative," but Trump took issue with the reporter's phrasing, saying, "That's why CNN is not trusted anymore.
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Brunt said the St. Martin's Press legal department left his phrasing intact but had him add a line in which Hicks tells Stratis to look at the real website Tennis Has a Steroid Problem for information.
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The president's apparently off-the-cuff phrasing was flippant and resultant reports cast his willingness to meet with dictators as a mercenary failure to prioritize democracy and human rights, an inappropriately personal boast, or even trolling.
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Joon and Erik: We originally had "man-made" in the phrasing for the 8-down clue, and are grateful to the NYT team for the thoughtful edit there (as well as other improvements like 46-across).
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The tenor David Portillo, who was a standout at the Met last spring in Poulenc's "Dialogues des Carmélites," was wonderful as Tamino: a rich sound, melting phrasing during moments of lyrical reverie and impressively crisp diction.
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From the first statement of the theme in Beethoven's jolly arrangement, Mr. Kanneh-Mason brought out the wistful subtext of the music, the yearning and loneliness the character feels, with rich, focused tone and elegant phrasing.
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Salieri's cause has benefitted greatly from early-music performance styles: the tangy timbres and propulsive phrasing in Rousset's renditions give vibrancy to music that can sound listless on modern instruments—like Mozart without the harmonic jolts.
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"I was just bombing down the mountain, and I was like, yeah!" said Mr. Cooper, who noted that, in addition to its thrilling power, it also captures the delicate, varied phrasing of Mr. Clevenger's horn playing.
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Here's what University of Chicago economist Austan Goolsbee said about the resulting loss in revenue: "You can quibble with phrasing, but that's the consensus of the research literature (that none of the advocates ever seem to check)."
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Though the crux of the show is love and marriage, the love part doesn't really begin until halfway through the season, when the Bachelor "establishes a connection," to borrow the show's phrasing, with three or four women.
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So confused that earlier this year, she brought a lawsuit against Jelly Belly, the company that creates jelly beans, alleging that "fancy phrasing" on the packaging led her to believe she was purchasing a sugar-free product.
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I tried to track down the company that made my phone, but given the subtle phrasing—or explicit claims—made by some resellers, it's perhaps unsurprising that the people behind these phones are hard to track down.
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Stevens pointed to some state declarations of rights during the founding era that used similar phrasing to more specifically refer to militia service, as well as some that used different language when focusing on private firearm ownership.
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If there is a thesis to the album, it is pretty much that section—although, if you prefer slightly different phrasing, the 20173-second track "Found Me Some Acid Tonight," faithful to its title, could also work.
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But they all, with both Asalfo and Monique Seka using the exact phrasing, said that they don't "fear another kind of music" and that all Western music was ultimately from Africa so why should they be concerned.
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Though his phrasing was characteristically unclear, Biden appeared to be arguing that he helped initiate bilateral cooperation between the U.S. and China as a prelude to the Paris Agreement negotiations, which was critical to the deal's success.
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During a live demo in New York, where someone was speaking German, Assistant mistranslated once during a short conversation, but it got it the phrasing correct the second time after the speaker enunciated a little more clearly.
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Copyright experts often argue that ideas and facts aren't subject to intellectual property protection, unlike the extensive use of precise language and phrasing, so plagiarism is often treated as an ethical infraction rather than a legal one.
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Her phrasing may have been new, but Conway was taking part in what has apparently become a conservative tradition — performing a skepticism so extreme that it makes the ancient Greek skeptics look like babes in the woods.
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Related: Speechwriters explain how Melania Trump's plagiarism might have happened Donald Trump's campaign has acknowledged that Melania Trump's speech on Monday at the Republican National Convention used identical phrasing as a speech from Michelle Obama in 2008.
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The leaders battled into the pre-dawn hours on June 29th, but the tortuous phrasing of their conclusions—one sentence contained 12 commas—betrayed their inability to find meaningful compromises on the issues that continue to bedevil them.
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V.V. Lightbody "Baby, Honestly" The phrasing on V.V. Lightbody's vocals in this track were what stuck me on first listen — the way she holds a bit on "baby" and the music stops, drawing the moment out with her.
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Slap an R rating on something and give it to the team that brings "phrasing," animated nudity, and cartoon gunfights (complete with blood!) and you can bet that this visit to 1776 will be full of unexpected twists.
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In her opening remarks she also claimed privacy protections are now "hardwired into the bill" — a phrasing Burnham took issue with, arguing the government needs to do far more to achieve a balance between security and privacy considerations.
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The specific phrasing of the email is important, as it notes that users who have their location not set to China in their iCloud account are not currently subject to the data migration process that Apple has announced.
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"Hands Up, Don't Shoot" calls our attention to the instant before the definitive violence, a moment where a reasonable person (to use legal phrasing) could and should have decided against shooting, for example, 12-year-old Tamir Rice.
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But the phrasing he used, describing some veterans being "strong" and able to "handle it" provoked backlash, as media outlets ran with headlines that Trump had suggested that if you suffer from PTSD, it's because you are weak.
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Her use of the word bribery, as opposed to the commonly used "quid pro quo" phrasing, is surely an attempt to present the actions of the president as within the definition of impeachment set forth in the Constitution.
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Trump took a liking to the phrasing, saying the word "deplorable" has been "a very lucky word for me and many millions of people," a reference to Hillary Clinton's use of it to describe some of his supporters.
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Another amendment notes that Russian is "the language of the state-forming nationality," phrasing seemed intended to appeal to Russian nationalists though the article clarifies that all ethnic groups, of which Russian has a wide variety, are equal.
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Kelly McDonaldArlington, Va. To the Editor: Re "How Phrasing Has Intensified Abortion Battle" (front page, May 23): For centuries the French have revered ideas and words, hence the unique Académie Française, which dictates the proper use of language.
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The president may have been inelegant in his phrasing of facts he remembered from a Fox News segment, adding one extra word about events that allegedly happened the "night before," but he was not wrong on the facts.
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Some Twitter users noted that Trump appeared to tweak the phrasing of the New York Times article, changing the Emerson quote from "when you strike at a king" to read "when you strike the King" in his tweet.
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It's also hard to shake the feeling that your phrasing at this point is intended as a bit of an in-joke for Facebook staffers — to smirk at the 'dumb politicians' who don't even know how Facebook makes money.
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Many people chose to simply reproduce the phrasing of the original tweet; others went into harrowing detail about the extent of their own experiences; still others, like me, voiced a muddied and ambivalent relationship to awareness campaigns like these.
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In addition to working on his accent and phrasing, Hiddleston also spent months taking singing lessons and studying guitar with Rodney Crowell, the Grammy-winning country singer, songwriter and producer who also co-produced the film's accompanying soundtrack album.
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Mr. Hall, Ms. Milioti, Mr. Esper and Ms. Caruso — who all have more full-bodied voices than Mr. Bowie does — nonetheless capture the Bowie inflections and phrasing, while striking gorgeously gnarled and introverted poses, choreographed by Annie-B Parson.
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The first was an ill-fated attempt in 2006 by a Socialist-led regional government to reform the Catalan statute, giving the Generalitat more powers (over the courts, for example) and in tortuous phrasing recognising Catalonia as a nation.
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Japanese media has reported that Tokyo, as a compromise on phrasing the thorny issue of trade, is working with its G20 counterparts on a communique that would call for the "promotion of free trade" to achieve strong global growth.
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The shorter half of absurdist comedy duo Tim and Eric doesn't break into the nervous cry/singing of his Casey character from the "Uncle Muscles Hour" sketch or the sneak surprise catch phrasing of Spaghett during our recent interview.
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And like magic, because this is exactly how regret doesn't work, the 34-year-old Russian-born journalist apologized right out of the Crisis Management 101 playbook: All that said, I do regret my phrasing and apologize for it.
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Ms. Anderson, who began singing professionally in her teens and was still performing into her 80s, was well known to jazz aficionados and praised by critics for her approach, which combined sophisticated jazz phrasing with an earthy blues sensibility.
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Sister's back in town, but just that phrasing, "back in town," implies transit, that she is going to be somewhere else eventually, even if for now she's home, sleeping late, going out and dancing at the corner beer joint.
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In words that echoed nearly exactly the phrasing of Fed Chair Janet Yellen on Wednesday, Williams said that it "makes sense" for the Fed to raise interest rates now, given the progress made in the recovery since the recession.
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But what really stood out, this time, was the phrasing: the idea that the men's game demands a higher level of power and pace — and therefore, by an osmosis that I do not fully understand, skill — than the women's.
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By winter, it had seeped into gaming lexicon so completely that one December day, in the span of 10 minutes, two separate professional gamers lamented their inability to procure limited edition "Blue Tint" YEEZY Boost sneakers using identical phrasing.
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Consultants for Rodan & Fields are given dos and don'ts for their social media posts that advise them on lighting, as well as examples of compliant language ("I have noticed longer-looking lashes") and noncompliant phrasing ("My lashes are longer").
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Whether his conduct amounts to fraud will likely turn on the opaque phrasing of e-mails and the doubtful credulity of an oligarch, but the damage to the art market lies in Bouvier's effrontery, the crassness of his gains.
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According to the findings, most recipients cared less for the actual phrasing than for the general sense of warmth from the exchange, found professors Amit Kumar, from the University of Texas and Nicholas Epley from the University of Chicago.
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And you would be faced with challenges of interpretation and framing and phrasing to really represent what people have told you, that would be novel and would force campaign journalists to think about, well, what's really our purpose here?
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By August, the company had reformulated the phrasing to clarify that it definitely included indirect threats, marking a massive departure from the original rules set out in 2009, which had explicitly limited the prohibition on threats to "direct" and "specific" threats.
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Boomerang is a new iOS app that uses Google Translate to translate phrases in 104 different languages; then translates the phrasing back into the original language for you to make sure that what you're trying to say actually makes sense.
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" The phrasing didn't sit well with critics, who say that a retail store that sells $213,000 iPhones is hardly a space synonymous with civic life, that it's not actually a public place, and that calling it such is a "pretentious farce.
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Nanette's uneasy relationship to comedy is a reflection of what it means to exist as a queer, butch woman (or in Gadsby's phrasing, "gender not-normal") in a social system that has always made you the punchline to the joke.
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"I was certainly not implying in any way that the government wished to ban end-to-end encryption," Howe added, although given his other open-ended statements there's very little comfort to be drawn from the phrasing of that sentence either.
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A spokesman for the Swedish company, which makes appliances under brands such as Frigidaire and AEG as well as its own name, said the altered phrasing of its goal for sales growth did not signify any substantial change in its outlook.
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According to Phelps, Sitrick convinced Dolby's lawyers to include language that Dolby was seeking an injunction to "ban the import of offending products," phrasing they were reluctant to insert but that dramatically ratcheted up the media attention and pressure on Blackberry.
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Notice that the screen is black, and that the questioner is nothing but a disembodied voice; notice the robotic rote of her phrasing, and Dan's scornful talk of "an American company"—the outside force, brought to bear upon his native land.
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" To Mr. Sheppard, such phrasing is "seemingly a small verbal slip that actually demonstrates this much larger problem with the way we obfuscate the horror of slavery," telling stories that "allow white people to not look or feel so bad.
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Some people think the Spanish phrasing is more accurate since it refers to the number of digits on the animals' fore feet (which, for humans, more closely resemble our hands) instead of their hind feet (which are more like our feet).
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The question before Democrats, to my mind, is not whether they have a candidate -- or candidates -- who can fight Trump for white blue-collar voters in the Midwest by speaking some of the "same language" as Trump, to borrow Springsteen's phrasing.
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At the opening night of "Semiramide," she was ill at ease in her early scenes: her showpiece aria, "Bel raggio lusinghier," suffered from uneven phrasing, intrusive vibrato, and a constricted high E. After that, she sang with greater assurance and bite.
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I've gone all-in with each assistant at various times but now my entire connected life is run through a series of commands that are held together by specific intonations, exact phrasing and speaking volumes of which I alone fully grasp.
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Clearly Goldstein was trying to make it rhyme in English, but the antiquated phrasing is not true to the sing-songy spirit of the original, which translates literally as: "Open your mouth / Eat the poo / Drink the pee," and so on.
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It's far easier to see today that "Trio A" — her best-known creation, often called the seminal work of postmodern dance — exemplifies virtues shared with several other dance greats: complex physical coordination, contrasts of dynamics and fascinating tests of phrasing.
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While he isn't channeling a rough-hewn character like Ned Kelly, as he did in "True History of the Kelly Gang," his second Man Booker Prize-winning novel, his two narrators still like to kink and twist their Aussie phrasing.
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Consequently, Chait can be a vehement critic of political correctness even while he writes about "undocumented immigrants," a phrasing that many other people regard as objectionably PC. A Federalist article yesterday characterized opposition to "stop and frisk" policies as political correctness.
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A phrasing of a structure of feeling that I didn't really know I had, something so beautifully or hauntingly stated that I used to copy the words longhand in a commonplace book when I was in high school and college.
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Especially at Saturday's performances, the dancers illustrated the flow of line that was a central characteristic of Ashton's style: line in both space and time, with still positions that radiate and phrasing that threads staccato steps into a larger legato continuity.
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While the official acknowledged that phrasing is unlikely to satisfy those concerned about nuclear expansion, the individual was adamant that the plan currently involves retiring older warheads as the W93 comes online in order to maintain current levels in the stockpile.
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Re: the President's comments to me last night at the rally — awkward phrasing but he was merely trying to point out that I love this country AND Hispanics a whole lot, joking that he can't tell which I love more.
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The relationship is guided by "nonconflict, nonconfrontation, mutual respect and win-win cooperation," Mr. Tillerson said at a news conference with Foreign Minister Wang Yi. The Chinese state news media quoted Mr. Tillerson's echo of the Chinese phrasing, noting it approvingly.
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He claimed beforehand that he would focus solely on process, but instead he literally uttered the phrase "no collusion" to describe Mueller's conclusions — providing a perfect sound bite to play on loop on cable news in the president's favorite phrasing.
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For one, the awkward phrasing of his query makes little-to-no sense in the context of asylum law — persecution is persecution, no matter if it's perpetrated by a "private" individual or a government, and no matter if it's considered "criminal" or not.
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During the overture, conductor Fabio Luisi turned melodies best known to most from Bugs Bunny cartoons into a profound musical experience, to which the audience responded with great enthusiasm; the orchestra's use of dynamic contrast and subtle phrasing freshened up these familiar tunes.
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In the section of the communique mentioning former leaders' theories, there was a reference to "the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping's series of important speeches and new concepts, new thinking and new strategy on governing", signalling that could be the phrasing used.
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My top (bottom?) pick is called 4AFart, which gets points for having a name that actually makes sense when using Alexa's clunky command phrasing (you get to say: "Alexa, ask 4 a fart") and also for the cheerful inanity of its description.
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Bixby's voice capabilities have been available in the US as part of an opt-in beta test, and Samsung says that feedback has led to faster response times, improved comprehension of varied phrasing around the same question, better hands-free operation, and more.
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Tracing a line between UK garage shuffle and and gleeful techno malevolence, the main source of tension is a queasily undulating synth pattern that churns, builds, and enlivens the track by passing through a number of subtle shifts in phrasing and register.
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The details of this version of the SHIELD Act aren't yet available, but free speech advocates have cautioned in the past that over-broad, vague phrasing of legislation that polices online sexual speech can have disastrous results—as we saw happen with FOSTA.
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His own, folksy take—strikingly different from the chiming, driving Stone Poneys number—underlines his distinctive qualities as a writer and performer: his way with a melody, his phrasing of concise narrative detail and his capacity to be at once wry and rueful.
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The app lets users add a product to an existing Ocado order or basket via voice command — though the phrasing for this is pretty clunky, with users needing to speak two brand names (Alexa and Ocado) to amend their orders by voice.
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"If it somehow comes across (through my own sloppy phrasing or through deceptive editing) that I meant any of the ugly things alleged, let me set the record straight: I am completely disgusted by the abuse of children," he wrote in the posting.
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J.K. Rowling was one of the first to take the Times to task for this phrasing, tweeting, "The thugs who mowed down innocent people would love to think of the UK 'reeling' but it isn't," she wrote in response to the paper's tweet.
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Ms. Lewis's sound is rangy and mighty, although her timbre is darker than Tharpe's was; Ms. Jones's sound is not as big, but it's rich and, as Rosetta suggests, her phrasing has a precision that contrasts nicely with Ms. Lewis's more robust delivery.
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Yahoo's strange phrasing -- that the article was "misleading" and the program "does not exist on our systems" rather than saying "it's false" and "never existed on our systems" -- led an online faction to suspect Yahoo might be dancing around an outright denial.
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The same vague phrasing that makes FOSTA so dangerous for sex workers also makes it hard to pin down as the cause of censorship online: Some companies, like Cloudflare and Craigslist, have explicitly said that the law is the reason they're restricting access.
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After her statement was released, Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter that he was "actually sticking up" for Mr. Biden by calling him "a low I.Q. individual," reiterating the insult while suggesting that his phrasing was softer than that of the North Korean government.
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Ms. Rainer defined the Judson generation with her "No" manifesto ("No to spectacle, No to virtuosity, No to transformations and magic and make-believe" and no to much more, in 1965) and her seminally anti-sensationalist, anti-phrasing dance "Trio A" (1966).
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But weak is the hand without the gavel, and the change of phrasing is only one decision of many that the majority gets to make on Capitol Hill, where tradition reigns until it does not and every choice is freighted with subtext.
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Even though the buzz that followed never translated into massive commercial success, Ms. Lynne remains one of most singular singer-songwriters in country and blues, performing gut-wrenching compositions that show off both her contralto and her mastery of effortless, deeply expressive phrasing.
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Ignoring gun laws versus immigration laws The declaration of a "sanctuary county" borrows the phrasing used by immigration advocates to describe jurisdictions where local law enforcement does not cooperate with federal immigration authorities, even when undocumented immigrants charged with crimes enter local jails.
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As for the value of experience, it's worth noting that Trump's language about "draining the swamp" is exactly the same phrasing that former Democratic Speaker Nancy Pelosi used 10 years ago, back in 2006, when Democrats were poised to win back the House.
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During a segment skewering the president's symbiotic relationship with Fox News (we believe Bee's exact phrasing was "long-distance circle jerk"), Full Frontal astutely noted that Trump has tweeted more about Fox News since taking office than he has about Tiffany ... ever.
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The fact that it included gender-specific phrasing that plenty of people would consider sexist is clearly a surprise, and definitely not something I'm sure was intentional on the part of Articoolo's creators—one of whom, technical co-founder Lilia Demidov, is female.
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Apple also intends to crack down on data companies (its phrasing for companies like Facebook and Google) identifying specific devices (a practice known as fingerprinting), based on that device&aposs settings, installed fonts and plug-ins and track where it goes around the internet.
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Klobuchar rose after former Vice President Joe Biden, a fellow moderate, stumbled in Iowa and showed an uneven performance in New Hampshire, where he called a voter on Sunday "a lying dog-faced pony soldier," making a joke with phrasing adapted from John Wayne movies.
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Patsy, by comparison, is simpler and more straight ahead, to go by the two great, galloping singles it's released since November on the label Total Punk — "Tuley Tude High" and "Eat It." Candice plays with tone and phrasing; you won't know what she's singing.
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But her primetime performance was put under the microscope nearly as soon as it was completed, as Twitter users and journalists began pointing out that one section on her upbringing and values contained nearly identical wording and phrasing to Michelle Obama's 2008 convention speech.
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Considered by many to be the first metal band, Black Sabbath donned a variety of fonts over their career, starting out with psychedelic elements, but the lower-case phrasing found on the cover of their 1973 album Sabbath Bloody Sabbath ushered in a trend.
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Trump, however, often repeated the more controversial "radical Islamic terrorism" on the campaign trail in a deliberate and implicit criticism of Obama, implying that his preferred phrasing betrayed naivete or, worse, political correctness at the expense of realism about how to defeat the terrorist threat.
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And indeed, the machine that was said by some publications to have beaten the Turing test last year did so by claiming to be a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy — a cover story that excused its occasional ignorance, clunky phrasing, and conversational non sequiturs.
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Slash could match their speed — as he proved in "Chinese Democracy," a song recorded without him — but his phrasing was songful even in his many flashy stretches, hinting at, among many others, Carlos Santana, Duane Allman and Jimi Hendrix (whom he quoted a few times).
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An obsession with detail, as if Mr. van Zweden is holding the music tight in a vise, tends to result in an abrupt way with phrasing and, with scarce exceptions for lyrical flights, a style that drives relentlessly hard when the opportunity is there.
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They had clearly understood the method for making haggis from the article, which they referred to frequently, and they grappled with the rigidity of the Burns Stanza until they found themselves able to tweak phrasing and expression to fit the lines and create strong rhymes.
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But al-Gharbi goes further than pointing out poor phrasing, claiming that Sachs's data actually shows "the opposite" of what I suggested: In fact, Sachs' data show the opposite of what Beauchamp claimed: conservative professors are actually more likely to be fired for political reasons.
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On her blog, Frugalwoods, she catalogs a number of factors that made her and her husband, in her phrasing, "advantaged from birth": They were raised by parents with college degrees, they didn't grow up in poverty, their families are "loving, intact," and they are white.
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Despite its provenance, and despite cautious phrasing, the report, "Innovative China", offers evidence of flaws in China's economic model: a much-puffed rise in business creation has been overstated; capital-allocation is becoming less efficient; and bankruptcies are rare, leaving zombie companies stalking the land.
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The statement said Mr. Kim expressed his "gratitude to China for its longstanding and significant contribution in realizing denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula," phrasing that seemed to extol China's role in hosting talks among six countries on North Korea's nuclear weapons in the mid-2000s.
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Mr. Fortner is about to release a fine album, "Moments Preserved," and he celebrated the occasion with a four-night run at Jazz Standard, performing with a trio that included the drummer Marcus Gilmore, an experimentalist with an ear for micro-attunements and stippled phrasing.
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He sang "How Deep Is the Ocean," a romantic jazz standard, with a rascally charm, then took a trumpet solo full of subtle surprises, mixing up his phrasing, using little chromatic cuts and patterns that verged toward bop cliché and then turned swiftly away.
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The vague phrasing of Chinese government and official press statements about the meeting is intended to deliver the message that China pins low hope on Saturday's meeting to protect the images of Xi and the ruling Communist Party if the meeting is deemed a failure.
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Schiff mentioned a press report that the White House had warned senators that a vote against Trump would result in their, "head on a pike," and apparently that was not phrasing that the GOP's members liked having put out on blast like that. Whoops.
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In theory — borrowing phrasing from Bruce Yandle, dean emeritus of Clemson University's Department of Economics — the "bootleggers" who pushed for these subsidies as a way to get rich by embracing the green energy dogma of the "Baptists," believed that subsidies begin, but never end.
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A federal trial court in New Jersey threw out the cases, but in 2017 the 3rd Circuit allowed the claims to proceed to trial, ruling that a jury could find that the FDA had objected only to Merck's phrasing of the proposed warning label.
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But a reviewing of the vice president's remarks to reporters reveals politicized phrasing (for example, he said the president acted "based solely and exclusively on his commitment to the best interests of the American people") that is unlikely to meet a courtroom definition of wrongdoing.
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The phrasing differs from poll to poll, but the findings are remarkably consistent and overwhelming: Issue polling is always dicey, especially on specific proposals that pollsters describe in detail, and it's important not to vest too much importance in a single poll along these lines.
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A country pairing — Sam Hunt and Carrie Underwood — showed both singers drawing their phrasing not from old-style country, but from hip-hop and R&B; meanwhile, a tribute to Lionel Richie, capped by Mr. Richie himself, revealed how much country he brought into 1970s soul.
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Some outlets reported him offering the breezy sentiment, "I think it's the right moment for a black James Bond," while others said he used much iffier and far more cynical phrasing: After Barack Obama's victory I think we might have reached the moment for a colored 007.
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Her phrasing was imprecise — "get as much intelligence as you can before President Obama leaves the administration" — and nodes in the pro-Trump media ecosystem, like Fox's Sean Hannity, seized on it as evidence that Obama did wiretap Trump ( "Surveillance Confirmed," the banner on Hannity's show read).
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" The New York Times noted in its story that the document does not explicitly identify whom the Justice Department considers at risk of discrimination, but said the phrasing of the letter "cuts to the heart of programs designed to bring more minority students to university campuses.
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Economic policymakers of the 20 rich nations, meeting in Germany over the weekend, dropped a former undertaking to "avoid all forms of protectionism" from their final communique, substituting only a watered-down phrasing that they are "working to strengthen the contribution of trade to our economies".
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In an interview with The Denver Post a few days later, Larry Glick, then the executive director of the National Tactical Officers Association, described the attack as involving "active shooters" — phrasing that acknowledged a new philosophy among law-enforcement agencies on how to handle armed standoffs.
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Clinton had met "in secret with international banks to plot the destruction of U.S. sovereignty in order to enrich these global financial powers, her special-interest friends and her donors," phrasing that drew criticism from the Anti-Defamation League as reminiscent of historical slurs against Jews.
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To be totally clear: Phrasing can matter a lot in polling, so here's precisely how they worded that question about the environment and energy production: Flashback: The poll arrives a week after Gallup released survey results on climate change that show deep and persistent partisan divides.
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Although the coal is still in North Korea, the phrasing of the UN resolution - that North Korea cannot "supply, sell or transfer" its coal to other countries - suggests the intent of the resolution is to prohibit any transaction that would financially benefit North Korea, Dill said.
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Small-town basement gigs turned to blog buzz and a well-received five-song EP, "Over Easy," on which Diet Cig established its hallmark: peppy, overdriven anthems that transcend simple trappings on the strength of Ms. Luciano's expert phrasing and super-specific, pithy, slice-of-life lyrics.
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In an hourlong conversation, she breezily dismissed her abilities at vocal phrasing, critiqued her multimillion-selling versions of the American standards and made sure to mention the singers she believes sang the Mexican songs she loved as a child with far more skill than she did.
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