Those seem to be playing out as we look at the comparison to Spain versus Germany that pattern is playing out pretty consistently.
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When you're playing it out, you're playing out simulated versions of, "Well if I did this, he would do this," but he's just playing out more simulations, so he wins.
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Thomas L. Friedman Opinion Columnist It is impossible to visit China these days and not compare and contrast the drama playing out in Beijing politics with the drama playing out in Washington politics.
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The same pattern seems to be playing out in 2500.
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And the same rules are surely playing out there, too.
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But they hardly seem to be playing out the string.
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Those same patterns are playing out in the job market.
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So, how's that dynamic been playing out during the saga?
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It's just always how I saw the film playing out.
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The fight is not just playing out in a courtroom.
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A legal battle is already playing out in California courts.
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The trend is playing out with Democrats across the country.
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There is a similar dynamic playing out on the airwaves .
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BUT HISTORY HAS A VERY FUNNY WAY OF PLAYING OUT.
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But it's playing out precisely how I thought it would.
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Duterte's war on drugs is playing out on the ground.
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His story is playing out in the real world today.
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You can see this playing out in the image above.
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Investors appear to be betting on that scenario playing out.
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But down the ticket a different story is playing out.
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I really found my calling: producing and playing out music.
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Lehman's bankruptcy has been playing out in court for years.
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A taste of how it's playing out in campaigns: Rep.
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Meanwhile, another lawsuit against Spokeo is playing out in court.
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That is playing out in the country's economy, he said.
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There is deep irony in how things are playing out.
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Fears for the future are playing out across Puerto Rico.
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Today, these stereotypes are playing out on the national stage.
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Unfortunately for Target, the plan isn't playing out as hoped.
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"That dynamic is playing out country after country," he said.
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The reverse process is swiftly playing out before our eyes.
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But that is not how it has been playing out.
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That framework is almost certainly playing out again in crypto.
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The same gap is playing out in key swing states.
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The same process is now playing out in the Senate.
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But there's no indication that that scenario is playing out.
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What's next: The same issue is playing out in Ohio.
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Comedians are playing out this culture gap in real time.
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We see this playing out in a number of ways.
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How do you see things playing out in this space?
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This is how it is playing out here in Sydney.
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Similar scenes are playing out in other heavily rural states.
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There's a highly contested race playing out in Republican Rep.
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This is not playing out strictly in basketball terms, though.
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What are some advantages to touring and playing out sober?
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How do you stay sober while touring or playing out?
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What are the advantages to touring and playing out sober?
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Any tips for staying sober while touring or playing out?
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Here's how economic disparities are playing out in the crisis.
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Now another race is playing out over the frozen continent.
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That same concern is playing out over the Mueller report.
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Now the same transformation is playing out at the bookstore.
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Instead, the spectacle is playing out on every news channel.
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How is this all playing out on the campaign trail?
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INTERNET TRACKING The conflict is playing out on another front.
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The new level of competition is playing out in Durham.
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Here's how these issues are playing out in the election.
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Much of that fight is playing out in New York.
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Now the same debate is playing out in real life.
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Beyond the election, gender issues are playing out across society.
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It's unfortunate that it's now playing out in plain view.
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So far, it's playing out in really problematic (skin)colorblind casting.
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It's a crisis that is playing out all over the country.
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There are concerns about marijuana and how legalization is playing out.
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That sense of a cycle playing out is crucial to myths.
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Now a similar situation is playing out for oil and gas.
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But today a different dynamic is playing out around the world.
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Battles over abortion rights are playing out in several other states.
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The differing reactions are already playing out on the campaign trail.
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But I think you're seeing something very long term playing out.
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But it may be playing out in new and unexpected ways.
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This uncertainty is already playing out in opinion polls in Germany.
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The country's ambitions are playing out amid a resurgent space race.
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Right now, a similar dynamic is playing out globally around privacy.
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But how do you see this playing out in the midterms?
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It is playing out just as he said it would. Look.
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Visibility and orchestration are major themes that are playing out well.
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"Otto is playing out of his mind right now," Gortat says.
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That same tension is playing out for YouTube as a whole.
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Not surprisingly, "short European equities" is showing signs of playing out.
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This aspect of the inner-psyche that requires playing out violence.
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But in both chambers, the same fundamental dynamic is playing out.
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This series, though, is playing out in reverse of last fall's.
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There is another kind of drama playing out in other states.
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However, there's a little different dynamic playing out with consumer stocks.
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The battle for documents is still playing out in the courts.
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The debate is playing out in various ways across the country.
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The nation's racial tensions are playing out in the entertainment world.
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How do you see the whole pardon thing playing out today?
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"This is playing out very, very well for us," Nichols said.
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This is exactly how it's playing out, with supporters of Sen.
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It's an entertainingly desperate joust, playing out beneath defiantly unattractive lighting.
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The skills mismatch is playing out at Faurecia's factories in Columbus.
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A similar debate is now playing out around with Wolf's speech.
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And the shift in strategy is playing out in real time.
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How do you see the in-car electronics battle playing out?
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This hushed panic is playing out in hospitals around the world.
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These two races epitomize how the 2018 campaign is playing out.
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It's hard to imagine things playing out any differently in tech.
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Right now we don't see that playing out in the data.
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The debate is playing out beyond San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
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Go deeper: How DoorDash's new payment scheme is playing out (Gizmodo)
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Right now, I don't see much evidence of that playing out.
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You can see it playing out in your head, can't you?
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These issues are not just playing out across the United States.
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Economic perceptions, as well, may not be playing out in reality.
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Monday: A battle over football is playing out in Marshall, Texas.
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Got any thoughts just in general about what's playing out here?
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It will be much more transparent how things are playing out.
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Similar scenes were playing out at other airports across the nation.
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The policy is playing out now, in a firm, disciplined way.
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The fight is primarily playing out in the Senate, where Sens.
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How is the subplot of June's religion playing out for you?
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We see both potentialities playing out, at once, in Gilford's film.
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Only for Frank Grillo, it's playing out 7,000 miles from home.
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And it's riveting to see how Nichols pictures it playing out.
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SI: How do you see this playing out on college campuses?
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The biggest disagreement playing out in these elections will be over seniority.
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Crosby's younger, but you can already see the same narrative playing out.
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That's a lot of hopes and dreams playing out in the marketplace.
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Check out the Twitter hashtag #cardiotwitter to see how that's playing out.
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So all this will keep playing out through May and early June.
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But as it is playing out, it's not going to be enough.
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And this same cycle's playing out about microwaves right now, of course.
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But now the dispute is playing out on the presidential Twitter feed.
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Expectations for Fed accommodation also are playing out in the bond market.
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To illustrate how this is playing out, think of Facebook and Snapchat.
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I've been surprised that this interference is playing out how it is.
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That's where a lot of the fighting between them is playing out.
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It's key to understanding the debate playing out in the Democratic primary.
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The divide, long present in Europe, is playing out with new intensity.
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Our real lives How is this playing out in our real lives?
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The same problem is playing out in the debate over higher education.
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Now, with nitrofurantoin, that thought experiment is playing out in real life.
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The zinc disconnect is still playing out across the LME trading floor.
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And nowhere is that playing out with more intensity than on Facebook.
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A similar trend has been playing out for online advertisers as well.
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That dispute has been playing out in various cases all year long.
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Now, it might be playing out in some other high-tax areas.
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Yet two other key subplots are playing out this weekend as well.
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An uncannily similar situation may be playing out today, Faulds told me.
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His apparent betrayals ran deep, and their consequences are still playing out.
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Many see elements of this playing out on the ground in France.
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How is that playing out here in the US with the election?
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Nowhere are these complexities playing out in more detail than the Arctic.
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That pressure is playing out in myriad ways, including in Beijing restaurants.
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He says there's really just one theme playing out: the modern office.
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Stories such as these are playing out all over the United States.
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The fight is also playing out on a number of other fronts.
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The Trump Effect is playing out very differently in heavily Democratic districts.
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It was a moment of pure joy playing out live on television.
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The ICANN battle is also playing out with Cruz at the forefront.
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We see that pattern playing out in a lot of different applications.
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In other words, the superpermutation research episodes were playing out of order.
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I MEAN HOW DO YOU ANTICIPATE THIS ROLE PLAYING OUT FOR YOU?
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But the Sabres aren't necessarily playing out the string down the stretch.
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It's easy to imagine this scene playing out regularly in her kitchen.
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You can see the PC trend playing out in Intel's other activities.
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In this scenario, various records could be playing out over your speakers.
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One effect of Mr. Trump's victory is playing out in abortion politics.
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Here's how the "biggest trade war in economic history" is playing out.
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But even as public transit stumbles, another transportation story is playing out.
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It's "very clear that it's playing out along generational lines," he said.
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As the Tory tabloids tell it, Johnson's gamble is playing out splendidly.
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There's nothing terribly surprising about how Elizabeth Warren's campaign is playing out.
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But it's hard to imagine such a rosy scenario actually playing out.
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But these days their relationship is playing out on a bigger stage.
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A similar situation is playing out in Pittsburgh, although there's a twist.
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How do you see it playing out, politically speaking, for President Trump?
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The turnout boost seems to be playing out in the primary already.
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It's a story playing out among many couples in Italy right now.
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This lesson, however unacknowledged, is playing out across the 2018 electoral landscape.
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This same dynamic is playing out beyond the American political horse race.
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Her life, she said, was an experiment that was still playing out.
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He also acknowledged that it is playing out largely across generational lines.
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That thinking is now playing out in reverse on the American right.
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But in Southaven, a more intimate and constrained dynamic is playing out.
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Here's a closer look at how these pivotal issues are playing out.
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This situation is playing out again and again across New York City.
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The story of Latino political power is playing out across the country.
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To that point, the killing of Soleimani may still be playing out.
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Instead, this conflict is playing out in the press and in tweets.
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But one of the biggest changes is playing out in abortion politics.
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How are you viewing this entire dialogue that's playing out right now?
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The interesting thing here ... the Tekashi saga is obviously still playing out.
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This is playing out as corporations are bearing historic levels of debt.
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Nationwide, these high stakes are playing out in the blur of grief.
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Megan Smith: And she's playing out your point because she's a centennial.
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I have weird memories of hearing music playing out of people's cabins.
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You can watch this dynamic playing out even in Trump's own family.
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But it's not just geopolitics that are playing out in the Arctic.
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And it points to broader frustration playing out across the US labor force.
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The legal fight over the sea is also playing out at national levels.
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Watching the dramatic growth playing out over a few days was unexpectedly thrilling.
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Now those bad choices are playing out more realistically—and tragically—than ever.
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Greece's debt drama is playing out against a volatile political environment in Europe.
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Ortiz-Magro is no stranger his relationships playing out in the public eye.
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More quietly, however, a similar story has been playing out in startup-land.
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What do you -- how do you see this playing out for the president?
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I think it&aposs playing out like a circus now with his lawyer.
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It&aposs a fascinating drama playing out in one race after the other.
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The same dynamic is now playing out with Clinton and Sanders in 2016.
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"And I think we're seeing the same kind of dynamic playing out here."
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But behind the headline numbers, an even more disconcerting dynamic is playing out.
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The story is playing out bit-by-bit, and it definitely isn't pretty.
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But all of this is contingent on it playing out that way, right?
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On Tuesday morning, similar scenes were again playing out on a Turkish beach.
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A proxy war is playing out in Yemen between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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I heard songs I had played at home and never considered playing out.
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And it's playing out all over social media continually, not just around elections.
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You can actually see this internal conflict playing out in the game's writing.
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It's a narrative that has been playing out in headlines throughout the year.
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Defense is a long-horizon industry, with contracts playing out over several years.
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The effects of climate change are playing out around the world every day.
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Do you see crowds reacting in that euphoric way when you're playing out?
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It's a mini-earthquake in his mind, playing out in front of him.
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"With the weather now cooperating, this thesis is now playing out," Konik said.
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But all the way across the country, a different story was playing out.
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BILA: I can see this fight playing out in every house across America.
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The source described a tense scene playing out minutes before the debate began.
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This hack is still playing out, and there is much more to come.
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At other times, it's a breathtaking action film, playing out with intense urgency.
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One such heated conversation is playing out between Amber Tamblyn and Rose McGowan.
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Playing out dramatic drops like the 2008-2009 bear market is especially effective.
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The fight is playing out against the backdrop of a heated election campaign.
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Four years later, that case is still playing out in the court system.
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And it's playing out right now, in the NHL's single biggest media market.
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And in some places like Seattle, that is playing out in real life.
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The dynamics playing out here are not unique to the contact lens sector.
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GS: The same dynamics in the U.S. are also playing out in China.
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Reason - The challenge of playing from a bunker is playing out of sand.
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This push-pull relationship with sociology kept playing out throughout the Soviet period.
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The national debate is now playing out on a smaller scale inside Google.
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EISEN: SO, HOW DO YOU SEE THE FUTURE OF GROCERY FINALLY PLAYING OUT?
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When you're playing out do you feel a responsibility to aid with escapism?
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As season 3 progressed, fans complained about how their relationship was playing out.
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It's the fact that this sequence is playing out on the full screen.
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Now, it's playing out in real time, when monitoring networks are in place.
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There's no way that you'll see that formula playing out for news publications.
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This warming is playing out in sharp and sudden ways across the Arctic.
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All of this is playing out amid a transition in central bank leadership.
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There's this values tension playing out between the value of data portability, right?
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The results are playing out before us, night after night, on our televisions.
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Politics is just one arena in which this shift has been playing out.
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Would this legislation even prevent this exact same scenario from playing out again?
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The pattern is playing out across the country, as in Raleigh, N.C., above.
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Are you intending for this to play out as it is playing out?
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And this test is playing out with a blossoming full-scale trade war.
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They were playing out arguably the most consequential period in modern economic history.
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How do our would-be commanders envision the war on coronavirus playing out?
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I think that's what you're seeing, the two dynamics that are playing [out].
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Globally, a similar situation is playing out between higher- and lower-income nations.
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How is the fact that we're in an election year playing out here?
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Every scenario you can think of playing out has some really hefty downsides.
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This young mother's incredibly personal trauma was playing out in front of me.
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I think I'd need to see exactly how the data are playing out.
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Ironically, this is all playing out amidst Republicans House members retiring in droves.
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Today, we explore how that dispute is playing out in one Texas town.
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For people in the country illegally, things have been playing out much differently.
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In Season 3, the consequences of his time there are still playing out.
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Does that give you any more confidence in the process that's playing out?
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Novartis&apos earnings gave us another look at how that&aposs playing out.
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But, in 2016, we saw this geographical division playing out in new ways.
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Like the Clinton proceedings, this impeachment is playing out during the December holidays.
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On Monday, we saw another aspect of that ruthless / shameless dynamic playing out.
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But the same fight was already playing out behind closed doors on Monday.
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In New Hampshire, a fiercer battle is playing out between Sanders and Warren.
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So, I think the process is playing out -- very, very big tremendous protests.
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Theater Review PARIS — Two related scenes are currently playing out in theaters here.
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Now a fight over a new transparency law is playing out in court.
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Now, the Bundys' freedom is playing out on parallel tracks in the West.
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At least he had stopped playing out the conversation with Matheson. Strange. Why?
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The situation that's playing out in eastern Oregon seems archetypically American at first.
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We still don't have any transparency about how this policy is playing out.
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But with two close contests playing out on Saturday, the stakes are fairly high.
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Now Facebook is in danger of that same scenario playing out with augmented reality.
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But he was more excited about witnessing Brexit playing out than visiting Buckingham Palace.
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Child psychologists are seeing a version of this frenzy playing out in their offices.
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There's a tension, and you can feel her confidence and apprehension playing out simultaneously.
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The longer-term bull story of falling stocks is playing out in the shadows.
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How do you see all of this playing out in the next few years?
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This isn't a fight playing out in the grassroots like it was in 20163.
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It&aposs astounding to me that the morning that this was all playing out.
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Just the circle of life, playing out in perfect thematic rhythm to the show.
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The inventory squeeze for first-time buyers is playing out unevenly around the country.
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With stories like this playing out across the state, Pennsylvania is definitely in play.
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And over the longer term, the recovery is playing out unevenly across the economy.
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The death loop playing out in department stores is entering a dismal second phase.
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The fallout from the trade fight appeared to be playing out at American ports.
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Overall, banks are having a pretty positive outlook, and that's playing out for us.
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The big picture: The good times are also playing out in the stock market.
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This is white male mediocrity playing out at its finest on so many levels.
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"I look at this and see it playing out very much the same way."
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"The live video category wasn't playing out as we thought it would," Rubin said.
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How do you see that gap between healthy consumers and indulgent consumers playing out?
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Obviously, the legal situation involving many of these non-citizens is still playing out.
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The bulls need to hope for something like a rerun playing out this year.
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But Gabby realizes that she's not the hero of the story that's playing out.
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They understand the local religions and the religious dynamics playing out across the region.
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Then there is the horrifying thought of similar violence playing out on Russian soil.
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Watch the video to learn how this social experiment is playing out so far.
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It is a scene playing out in neighborhoods across the country of 0003 million.
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Robert had gone ahead of her, not noticing what was playing out behind him.
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Manziel is the latest example, playing out in real time as another draft approaches.
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Was that your character playing out her ideal scenario of making an emotional connection?
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Prince says he sees the situation with 8chan playing out in a similar way.
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And much of the carnage playing out before our eyes, live on national television.
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In addition, a regional proxy war is playing out in Libya, prolonging the conflict.
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All of this is playing out against a backdrop of increased fear in Europe.
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"I can guarantee some of that is still playing out today," Cortez Masto said.
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How do you see this playing out in the context of the US today?
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How do you see the Trump era of Republican politics playing out in Utah?
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It's playing out interesting with this privacy thing going on in California right now.
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It's the "good enough" strategy we see across tech products playing out in news.
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What brand of soccer are they playing out there in the world these days?
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Kim is acutely aware of how it is all playing out on social media.
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Next, he turns up in the middle of a scandal playing out over Instagram.
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Weeks later, the same situation is playing out for another certain Hall of Famer.
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I've previously written about the same problem playing out on Instagram, Pinterest, and Tumblr.
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Now everyone is so busy playing out, it's hard to even schedule a rehearsal.
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That doesn't forgive them, but it certainly is an interesting ... Someone playing out, publicly.
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A custody battle over this Navajo girl is playing out in a Texas court.
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The consequences of the deteriorating relationship are already playing out with smaller tech companies.
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Now, almost a year into the Trump presidency, a similar dynamic is playing out.
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She could easily see the next phase of her life playing out there, too.
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Unfortunately, he doesn't see any of those scenarios playing out in the near term.
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Players will be playing out the regular season from home on dedicated tournament servers.
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These feelings seem to be playing out in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The streaming wars should be playing out on the floor big time, as well.
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In a moment of levity, Schiff encouraged senators to imagine that scenario playing out.
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The missing information about orbits is like musicians playing out of tune, he said.
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Or how do you see those dynamics playing out, as best you can guess?
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It is an argument that has been playing out for more than a century.
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This same pro-life preference appears to be playing out all across the country.
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The debate is playing out in environmental advocacy organizations and even among presidential hopefuls.
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Rodriguez-Kennedy sees the future as likely playing out in a few different ways.
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So far, this does not seem to be playing out in a big way.
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These are dynamics we see playing out in Wisconsin, Michigan, North Carolina and beyond.
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Climate change policy is playing out in two places at the Group of 20.
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Extreme greed is still here Yet that does not appear to be playing out.
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It's playing out now in a toxic mix of tremors, tsunami warnings, and confusion.
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But journalists may not have the right antenna for how this is playing out.
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Perhaps, past being prologue, this is just how the current situation is playing out.
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I suspect we are seeing something like this effect playing out with Trump news.
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But on the other hand, the scene playing out in Georgia is dismayingly familiar.
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So the stakes are high, and playing out big time right here at home.
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It's all playing out like some morbid script that we can only watch, stupefied.
|
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The singer will continue to purse a similar case playing out in New York.
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The problems are playing out in the stock market, which has been volatile of late.
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But how is the political debate about free trade playing out in other big economies?
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A proxy war is playing out in Yemen between Iran and U.S. ally Saudi Arabia.
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The Russia factor It's not only the regional rivalry that is playing out in Libya.
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And behind the swirling Indonesian smoke signals, something else has been playing out this week.
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Scientists have been warning about this scenario playing out in the face of climate change.
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An "X" actually marks the spot where scientists think an interesting pattern is playing out.
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Pride said he also sees this trend playing out in the energy and industrials sectors.
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What is playing out in Washington is the denouement of a political fight (see article).
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But beyond these particular questions, there's a much bigger and more important dynamic playing out.
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That same story is playing out even in swing states where Clinton has the advantage.
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Last week, there were two different sagas playing out in the deadly burg of Riverdale.
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As chapter seven of our book shows, the same process is playing out in Europe.
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The moment will live forever as a perfect hot mess playing out in real time.
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Thus far, the Instagram leadership team's exit is playing out cordially, at least in public.
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It's simply another way of playing out and expressing something that you're very passionate about.
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It's practically a litany of survival scenarios playing out in high-drama action-adventure form.
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Both have their strengths and weaknesses and it's cool how they have been playing out.
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They were instant collectibles, with a lucrative secondary market playing out on places like eBay.
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It's not hard to imagine a similar thought process playing out next weekend with Scott.
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Have you been playing out at all or is your music-making mostly at home?
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For the moment, though, scientists have little idea how these adaptations may be playing out.
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When did you start playing out, where was your first residency, that kind of thing.
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Can you remember the first the first time you ever saw Larry Levan playing out?
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More often, the sexual dramas playing out throughout the book seem chaotic and cold-blooded.
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They're defending 26 seats in total, with many of those playing out on GOP turf.
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Similar scenes have been playing out across central Mexico since Tuesday's 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck.
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Now picture the same scenes playing out in city after city, several times a year.
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That's how I increasingly notice L.G.B.T. rights playing out among many voters in the center.
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The news cycle is moving so quickly and playing out as a fascinating, twisting narrative.
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That's where some of the most pressing social, economic and environmental issues are playing out.
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According to the police and news reports, the brazen plot began playing out late Sunday.
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For earnings to catch up to valuation, Paulsen foresees one of two scenarios playing out.
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RotoLibrarian: How do you see the rest of the year playing out for Dez Bryant?
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Your actions feel important, but likely pale in comparison to what's playing out writ large.
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And now, at age 219, Messi might be playing out his most impressive season ever.
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That is playing out not only in the examples of Mr. Flake and Mr. Corker.
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But so far, that is not how it is playing out on the campaign trail.
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That's how it seems to be playing out in our polls of top battleground districts.
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In Massachusetts, the opioid crisis is playing out through a fight over a new bridge.
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Playing out sober allows me to be able to read the crowd a little better.
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But this year's confab is playing out in a changed and charged Washington political environment.
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The culture wars playing out in the classroom have made them fearful of being targeted.
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Memos urged teams to keep focused A similar message was playing out across the bank.
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The campaign to help Mr. Deripaska is playing out against an especially sensitive political backdrop.
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What has happened at Fieldtrip is playing out at restaurants and hospitals around the country.
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But we visited a district in Ohio and found that isn't how it's playing out.
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Many of the same dynamics are playing out in the questions raised about Judge Kavanaugh.
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The entire episode, playing out over more than two weeks, turned Lebanese politics upside down.
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A far more emotional battle is playing out over President Trump's handling of military deaths.
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The staffing scramble at Big Spring is playing out at federal prisons across the country.
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Similar culture clashes are playing out across the nation in historically gay districts, nicknamed gayborhoods.
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"Russell Wilson is playing out of his mind right now," Rams safety Eric Weddle said.
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The divisions are playing out in provincial towns as well as in the capital, Tehran.
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In the cases I've listed, contested questions of standing are playing out in the shadows.
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The main difference is that it's being televised rather than playing out behind closed doors.
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The competition playing out most obviously in recent months has been between Amazon and Google.
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So, I think we're going to see, over the next several months, that playing out.
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You might imagine this argument is playing out along party lines, but it is not.
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There's a deeper, and often painful story, playing out beyond the view of television cameras.
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Qassim Suleimani, with repercussions that are still playing out in Iran and across the region.
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Throughout the country, private tragedies are playing out because of a lack of vaccine coverage.
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How are questions you pose in your civics class playing out on the front page?
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The Democratic candidates' lopsided fundraising advantage also is playing out in the most competitive races.
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The way this is playing out is nothing new this week via other Wikileaks revelations.
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Earnings risks are emerging from 3Q and our cautious view on memory is playing out.
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Playing out in gloomy interiors and frigid exteriors, "The Blackcoat's Daughter" is a stealth weapon.
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Much of the same dynamic has been playing out in Greece, Spain and even France.
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But there have many shades to how health care is playing out in the midterms.
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Two major domestic events will be playing out in Washington while President Trump is traveling.
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It's just one of several corruption scandals playing out in major cities across the country.
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The EPA and Interior spending bill in the upper chamber, though, is playing out differently.
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When Microsoft announces earnings, we'll get an update on how that dynamic is playing out.
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I wish it weren't so, but that is the way I see it playing out.
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The practical effects of Sessions's ruling are still playing out as the guidance is implemented.
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And that's how some of these things are playing out, in terms of the legal analysis.
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But it's a different part of the Constitution that requires something that's playing out starting today.
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It's a story that's playing out across the entire world, from mountaintop glaciers to Caribbean islands.
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Now that he's president, the same dynamic is playing out around his statement on the Holocaust.
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The strategy is playing out in the refurbished cabins and new jets of major U.S. airlines.
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It's not hard to imagine this scenario playing out between, say, 2020 and 2024 or 2028.
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Such resentment echoes around Europe and is playing out in domestic politics from Austria to Britain.
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This time, however, Republicans argue, the type of anger and how it's playing out is different.
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The cultural conversations that the movement launched ended up playing out on TV in powerful ways.
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It's a scene playing out across the city of Houston as flood waters devastate the area.
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More broadly, this exemplifies the natural tension currently playing out between automakers and tech companies today.
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This story from last January is almost identical to what is playing out again this year.
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Canada's intelligence agencies have already identified foreign influence campaigns playing out in advance of the election.
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Similar fights are playing out in small, poor communities over the country, Edwards told BuzzFeed News.
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Watching a love that he really believed in fall apart wasn't playing out well for us.
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The case is currently playing out at the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans.
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We may see the first hints of an authoritarian policy agenda playing out in these bodies.
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Never Let Me Go touches on a debate that's playing out in real life right now.
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She's also sporting an ominous emerald green cloak to match the ominous music playing out Cult.
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Essentially, the idea is that you're playing out alternate timelines within the Game of Thrones universe.
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There are two contradictory and ultimately irreconcilable stories playing out in the global economy right now.
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And you see that playing out not just in the U.S. but in other democratic elections.
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The future of climate politics is playing out in Washington state, and it is not pretty.
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Baker knows that Turner, a natural shortstop, is playing out of position to help the team.
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And we'll see how that ends up playing out in the next coming weeks and months.
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Is Tom Savage playing out the string against the lowly Niners worth a first-round pick?
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Rather, he's since said, they were just "playing out Game of Thrones" and imitating the Beatles.
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But one thing you won't see, Naughton promised, is her life playing out on the show's.
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Senior Iranian and Saudi officials have now taken to playing out their dispute over the airwaves.
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The chance of the worse-case scenario playing out was less than 1 percent, he added.
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Events in the Middle East are playing out fast -- and in some cases with irreversible consequences.
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This story is one of deception, exclusion and selfishness playing out at the company's highest levels.
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A struggle for power has been playing out since the nation's founding — as its framers intended.
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It is playing out in democracies around the world, and immigration has become its focal point.
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But events playing out on the other side of the world would soon upend his life.
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Also playing out in the background are domestic political considerations, amid November's hotly contested Congressional elections.
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Immigration Two emotional stories are playing out that put the immigration debate in stark human terms.
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That pattern seems to be playing out with the Zika virus in South Florida, experts say.
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That is not all that far from the scenario we see playing out now in Canada.
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But similar trends are playing out in several European countries, along their own particular national lines.
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They're clearly, you can see it a mile away, when they're playing out a certain strategy.
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Trump is "white hot" with anger about how this is playing out, per CNN's John King.
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The same debate about a common environmental policy is playing out in at least four states.
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But I think the way this one is playing out is as a slow-moving accident.
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Philly is playing OUT OF THEIR MINDS RIGHT NOW, having won 16 games in a row.
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Here's my rejiggered crystal ball — and a fact check for how my predictions are playing out.
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The situation in Belgium, in particular, has been like a nightmare playing out before our eyes.
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Those same schools are part of the current desegregation debate now playing out in the city.
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But figuring out why Covid-19 is playing out this way could yield dividends for everyone.
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It is a clash that is playing out repeatedly in critical races from Maine to Texas.
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The duo plan to rework the solo set Lopatin has been playing out while on tour.
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So far, tax season seems to be playing out more or less as the experts predicted.
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Europe has long feared a nuclear competition between Washington and Moscow playing out on its territory.
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How do you see this playing out in the coming weeks and months in conservative media?
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KS: Yeah, but when you look at this as it's playing out, where does it go?
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And it's easy to imagine this same dynamic playing out in a post-Trump Republican party.
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School shootings are a particularly chilling outgrowth of the gun violence playing out across the country.
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The thorniest scenes show tensions playing out at hearings and public meetings, where both sides clash.
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This apparent tension between Zionism and progressive values isn't just playing out at the United Nations.
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Similar stories, playing out in other Kleingärten, have led to a citywide campaign to save them.
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Yes, of course, there are elements of this tragedy, now playing out, that are truly unprecedented.
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This is a story that's playing out every day on our TV screens and Twitter feeds.
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Here we were making a movie about the very theme that was playing out writ large.
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Professor Skakkebaek pointed to Denmark and Germany as examples of how this course is playing out.
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Criticism of one host from another and vice versa in the retort, all playing out publicly.
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And some in the GOP see the impeachment trial's politics playing out in a similar fashion.
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Some of his ominous predictions are now playing out as the coronavirus spreads around the globe.
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The same scenario seems to be playing out in other southern early nominating contests as well.
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They'll continue playing out, and the rule could still get permanently struck down by appeals courts.
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The Nuggets will begin playing out the string when they visit the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday.
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There's a new rap beef brewing, and in true 2019 fashion, it's playing out on Instagram.
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It's even worse that it's playing out while Trump is attending the 70th anniversary of NATO.
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Playing out her rescue fantasies, she resolves to stalk the stalker, wreaking havoc in the process.
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The conclusion is that the EU has few instruments to impact the problems playing out there.
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Their fights will continue playing out through the Democratic primary and into the 2020 presidential campaign.
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The rivalries between major technology and internet companies are increasingly playing out in the nation's capital.
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So I see it playing out like things have played out in the marketplace for years.
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I think that was just a result of the truth of playing out this narcissistic character.
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Now the Trump effect is playing out in the composition of the Republican party in Congress.
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Not everybody is on board with the trend, which is playing out from coast to coast.
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That's why robots are the ideal candidates for playing out our exceedingly dark and violent desires.
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The country is feeling the fundamental tensions between populism and democracy that are playing out worldwide.
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An internal battle is playing out at Google's offices in Silicon Valley and around the globe.
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Looking at how these changes are playing out so far, have they satisfied that original goal?
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Trump was uncharacteristically measured in his assessment of the tension playing out over the Kavanaugh vote.
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There was a term we had: When you were treeing, you were playing out of your mind.
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Party in half is playing out before our eyes, as is his power to stir up ugly
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When it comes to Apple's virtual assistant Siri, that storyline appears to be playing out in reverse.
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In Kentucky, that theory is playing out in real time — and it's working to Obamacare supporters' advantage.
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Schools, especially universities, are a crucible for the debates playing out over the country as a whole.
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But now, in states like Wisconsin and Michigan, an eerily similar turn of events is playing out.
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The trial is playing out in the courtroom of Cleveland County District Judge Thad Balkman in Norman.
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And when he gets there, he finds an unfortunate set of circumstances playing out in the home.
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A tri-fold automotive renaissance, led by technology, has been playing out over the past few years.
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Now the TV show is gone, cancelled by HBO while its first season was still playing out.
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We can see this playing out across the world, but it's at its most potent in Europe.
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Tensions between Ruby Rose and her ex-girlfriend Jessica Origliasso are playing out in the public eye.
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Culture wars are still playing out in this legislative session, including over abortion, but they are fewer.
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Here we see it playing out in real time as Munn pays for her act of bravery.
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Between the lines: The pursuit of Trump's financial records is playing out between several committees and courtrooms.
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"But that is not at all the way the narrative is playing out right now," he added.
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Kroll and Meissner dated for several months, with their romance playing out last season on Southern Charm.
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For these gymnasts, it's also playing out in public — and that adds a tremendous amount of pressure.
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Zygote is the most straightforward of them all — playing out the climax of a much larger story.
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The former couple apparently mixed business with pleasure and the result while catchy, isn't playing out pretty.
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It isn't much of a confrontation, instead playing out like an awkward chance meeting with an ex.
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It's set during the 1990s, long before even the earlier present-day MCU stories started playing out.
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"It feels like there is an acceleration in how value-based care is playing out," Gupte said.
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Then, there's also the subtle dis game that's been playing out in the background between the two.
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And the fight is playing out through conflicting stories in the media, angering Republicans and Democrats alike.
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So far, energy issues are playing out in a minor way on the presidential and congressional campaigns.
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The Periscope/Facebook Live war is playing out on the floor of the House of Representatives. 8.
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A solution for DREAMers plus resources for the humanitarian crisis that's actually playing out on the border?
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Kendrick was playing out the mental process that he's explained in interviews focused on DAMN's motivating forces.
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The wildly-inflated prices of the biscuits follows a massive customer backlash playing out on social media.
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In the poker game playing out among global oil producers, Iran is something of a wild card.
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"That seems to be already playing out with or without the White House getting involved," Calder said.
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But, if they persist, the fears playing out on the public markets will reverberate in interesting ways.
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Unfortunately, we seem to fear that today, and the result is playing out in our urban centers.
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Among some devoutly evangelical Protestants, the referendum has been viewed as a playing out of religious prophecy.
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The arguments were still playing out at the Mining Indaba conference in Cape Town earlier this month.
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The power struggle between the branches playing out now is what the framers relied on and expected.
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The effects of the of the Trump administration's family separation policy are playing out tragically, as predicted.
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The scenario I've just outlined is playing out right now before a federal magistrate judge in California.
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The same game plan is playing out, at last count, in 101 countries on every habitable continent.
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They have tended to be more on the optimistic side than how things have been playing out.
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In the years since she came on the scene, where do you see her influence playing out?
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I'm curious how the immigration issue — especially during the Trump era — is playing out in your race.
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Scenes like this are now playing out every day in courtrooms along the United States' southern border.
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Around then, I started playing out at this place called the Actor's Lab at 8 Britain Street.
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This was an important tactic for Democrats since their House battles were playing out on moderate turf.
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But there might be another reason to change the date—and it's playing out in North Carolina.
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It was playing out in the heart of Dallas's downtown, an area of hotels, restaurants and businesses.
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"I understand the president's frustration with the hypocrisy playing out at the Department of Justice," freshman Rep.
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The same strategy is playing out in Miami Beach, where active transmission was discovered in mid-August.
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Just like so many of the events playing out on cable news in 2020, it felt surreal.
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After 40 years of playing out, he thought maybe this was it, that he was finally through.
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As Ms. Muteba fought to get to work, other commuter dramas were playing out across the system.
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Mr. Stern wouldn't comment on any legal issues, some of which are still playing out in courts.
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For the time being, she was frustrated by the complicated game of survival that was playing out.
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Those arguments are still playing out in lower courts, which could ultimately end in the policy's reversal.
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But at the heart of the story is the domestic drama playing out between Kate and Dexter.
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And Ballarò market, in the center of town, is where many of those complications are playing out.
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The way that's playing out is a lesson in just how hard a carbon tax might be.
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Meanwhile, my betrayer audience sat unmoved by the endless adorkable hilarity playing out in front of them.
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But little was done in response, and now the projected consequences are playing out in real time.
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There are meaty issues of free speech and copyright law playing out in real time across borders.
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Tomalin has a biographer's gift for carefully husbanding her resources, of consistently playing out just enough string.
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Jeffrey Epstein The ramifications of Jeffrey Epstein's death over the weekend are still playing out in Washington.
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The Russian attempt at long-distance choreography was playing out in many cities across the United States.
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At the very least, that's how it seems to be playing out before this year's midterm elections.
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But we are experts on our community and how the impacts of climate change are playing out.
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This was all playing out on social media, and people were calling for boycotts of The Times.
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Lola Castro, WFP's director for the region, told journalists last week a "silent catastrophe" was playing out.
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And yet that, more or less, seems to be the kind of scenario that is playing out.
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We see this playing out particularly on other college campuses, where occasionally violent protests have broken out.
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And in fact, this exact dynamic seems to be playing out on college campuses around the country.
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"You call us racist, we'll call you racist," Teresa says, playing out the argument in her head.
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And suddenly, one of those regions was front-and-center in the drama playing out in Washington.
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Robert Glasper's 2012 album, "Black Radio," put forth a thesis that's playing out across radio stations today.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The Hong Kong political crisis is now playing out in the virtual world.
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Now though, the fight over meat is playing out against the existential backdrop of a warming planet.
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There is a narrow timeline to correct course, which tracks similarly existential struggles playing out in parallel.
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At the time of the confrontation, I had no idea it was playing out live on television.
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One of the deepest divisions within the Democratic Party is playing out right now behind closed doors.
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Some version of this macabre scenario seems to be playing out on a regular basis in America.
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For whatever reason, while all this was playing out, Trump was tweeting about the 2026 World Cup.
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Or he could just be serving as a Soviet Union mirror to the themes playing out Stateside.
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I'm joking, sure; and I'll admit I had a lot of fun playing out the scenes here.
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The battle is similar to disputes playing out in other cities, including Los Angeles, Houston and Miami.
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"This is playing out in a different era," said Deborah Tuerkheimer, a law professor at Northwestern University.
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A battle between fact and fake news is currently playing out on social media and search engines.
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Afghanistan '113 is about that half-remembered war playing out in the margins of our national consciousness.
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A similar sort of uncertainty is playing out now with the Zika virus, helped out by dramatic reports.
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It's a game that's playing out to varying degrees right now in Ottawa, Brooklyn, and (as always) Arizona.
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All of that is playing out against the backdrop of Kemp's unabashed embrace of President Donald Trump's nationalism.
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The ramifications currently are unknown so it's anyone's speculation as to how this all ends up playing out.
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Today you can see this division playing out among the presidential candidates, and it's not along partisan lines.
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This belief seems to be playing out slightly differently in 2016, for reasons that are not clear yet.
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But this flourishing is also partly the result of structural forces playing out in the classical music world.
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So any time I do go play, it's with rental clubs or playing out of my buddy's bag.
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Political turmoil and hijinks abounded this week, but there were plenty of security antics playing out online, too.
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While U.S. forces have yet to leave, the consequences of Trump's decision are already playing out in Manbij.
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And a dynamic is playing out within his Cabinet (and Cabinet-in-waiting) that is worthy of attention.
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It's very early, but it's interesting that this pattern is not playing out, at least not so far.
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We don't have to look far for a best-case example of substantive-fashion-as-PR playing out.
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But sticking our heads in the sand doesn't stop the encryption debate from playing out all around us.
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The guitar player from Mad Max on a mountain top playing out of a football-field-sized amp.
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It's interpersonal drama playing out on a worldwide stage, with numerous characters being introduced as the story progresses.
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A debate is playing out in a prestigious science publication about whether sharing selfies is hurting women scientists.
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There's a perennial argument playing out over and over on the internet: did George Lucas ruin Star Wars?
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That doesn't mean that officer is, right then, available that moment as an immediate emergency is playing out.
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The markets have been slow to recognize the high-stakes game that's playing out on the world stage.
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He's also been on the receiving end of some experimentation, something that's been playing out in the show.
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This is what is playing out now in Louisiana, with Barry's landfall hitting when rivers are already high.
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But we can clearly see the climate risk factor because of where [the fire is] playing out geographically.
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A geopolitical contest is playing out in one of the world's least developed countries —Papua New Guinea (PNG).
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For Mashape CEO Augusto Marietti, the Silicon Valley dream is playing out as well as could be imagined.
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Here's how he sees these three categories playing out on the platform and how Facebook is approaching them.
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Is far-future Westworld still up and operating solely so he can continue playing out his fruitless narrative?
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The happy dance is alive and well — It's playing out in delightful loops on our work computer screens.
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The merger requires approval from the agency, and the battle has been playing out in dueling regulatory filings.
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Some Alabama Democrats, though, are not thrilled with the way the race is playing out in the press.
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You can see this already playing out in a few ways: Today, your Facebook photos are automatically tagged.
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There is an extremely weird story playing out in Ottawa between Senators teammates Erik Karlsson and Mike Hoffman.
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It's a Philip K. Dick plot playing out in real life, and I don't even care this time.
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That could begin playing out next month, when Europe enacts sweeping new regulations that prioritize people's data privacy.
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There's another establishment versus rising progressive Democrat dynamic playing out in the Democratic primary, while Trump-endorsed Rep.
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As of Friday afternoon, much of the drama was still playing out, though more details are slowly emerging.
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Black underlined the idea of an interagency fight playing out publicly — and with huge implications for Nov. 8.
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That dispute is playing out in Al-Qaim, which is the hub of military control for the fence.
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Shots that are slow-paced, zoomed in, run in parallels, and even animated help elevate what's playing out.
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But, aside from playing out in public, the ongoing congressional investigations serve a different purpose, according to Sen.
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The case is similar to a simultaneous case playing out in the wake of the San Bernardino attacks.
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Then there was Pope Francis versus Donald Trump -- 2016 politics playing out through the chair of St. Peter.
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Despite doing what's right for people and the environment, we don't always see that playing out in economics.
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Similar stories are playing out on reservations across the country that all depend on US federal government support.
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But political polls are just one example of how predictive intelligence is playing out in our daily lives.
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President Trump is just the most bombastic example of this phenomenon, which has been playing out for decades.
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Writing recently in The New Republic, two different lawyer-journalists looked at how this has been playing out.
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But what I can tell you is, thus far, it is playing out exactly as we had planned.
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Back in March, PEOPLE reported on a hawk love triangle playing out in a New York City park.
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The most consequential of these — for now — is playing out in the energy politics of the Eastern Mediterranean.
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M.B.S. has always had a combination of vision, hubris, and arrogance, all of which are now playing out.
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The debate is playing out against a difference of opinion around the root causes of stagnant wage growth.
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"President Trump is just the most bombastic example of this phenomenon, which has been playing out for decades."
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If there was a Saudi connection, it was highly indirect, perhaps playing out over a generation or longer.
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Which means hate will be a dominant theme over the next 16 months, playing out subliminally and overtly.
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Looking beyond the numbers, we see this shift playing out within newly energized factions of the Democratic Party.
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Some analysts are concerned the same problems are playing out again, further eroding any value left in Jet.
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An intense debate playing out in Florida surrounds a proposal to take 60,000 acres out of agricultural production.
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The shock, fear and grief stoked by Kilauea is playing out in very different ways on the island.
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But never before had she been up against an opponent she described as "playing out of her mind".
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Full moons bring us new information and provide climaxes to the stories we're playing out in our lives.
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The trio sells it with an earnest grin, the chorus chant playing out like a broke skater mantra.
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Amid the outrage over that United incident, a familiar scenario is playing out in in the App Store.
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The case, now being decided by the Supreme Court, has been playing out in federal courts for years.
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We're in danger of playing out that old saw (apparently from Marx?) of history repeating itself as farce.
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That trade was already playing out on Tuesday as Visa's stock fell nearly 3% to just below $177.
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And that's a problem that threatens to reverberate far beyond the rallies at which they're playing out now.
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"I never saw it playing out like this, being 32 years old and getting my chance," Glass said.
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The heat and drought pattern is similar to that playing out much further north in Latvia and Sweden.
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The question of balancing local custom with religious freedom has also been playing out in other countries recently.
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What's happening in this political swing state offers a snapshot of what is playing out across the country.
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Then again, maybe nothing matters, and we're all just characters in a simulation playing out on someone's laptop.
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In the Heights Lin Manuel-Miranda's colorful Bronx tale won't be playing out in theaters anytime soon, either.
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One can see three different broad approaches playing out in response to these very new, complex political choices.
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The U.S. team fumed that Canada's foreign minister was either playing them, or playing out of her depth.
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How it's playing out: With ratification complete, companies are beginning to disclose details about where the money's going.
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The NRA and Ackerman McQueen are now in the midst of two lawsuits playing out in Virginia courts.
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That's playing out across the board on a lot of other issues, from tax policy to health care.
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"This, honestly, is playing out, unfortunately, exactly as we thought it would several days ago," Dr. Shepherd said.
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It looks like epic fun, especially with matches playing out on a surprisingly authentic, custom-made Quidditch pitch.
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There are three different sets of disputes playing out between workers and London Underground bosses at the moment.
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A destructively liberating drive may arise, derailing you from the course of playing out your pre-established roles.
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With it, you press the shutter button and hold the camera on the scene playing out before you.
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The personnel matter is playing out in an unusually fast manner and is up against a significant deadline.
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Though tensions have eased slightly, the conflict -- and the region where it is playing out -- is still volatile.
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A smaller war is playing out between pharmacy benefit managers and pharmacists, confrontations that have included covert operations.
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Album The photographer Melissa Breyer found herself drawn to the stories playing out behind the windows of restaurants.
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I wonder how you see this one playing out, at least given the information we have right now?
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This same scenario was playing out a few months ago with Texas' unique system of helping injured workers.
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"The worst-case scenario for Houston is indeed playing out when it comes to property damage, " Cramer said.
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You can see the debate about credits versus deductions playing out in other parts of President Trump's agenda.
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It is playing out against a coordinated attempt by the President and allies to discredit the Russia investigation.
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For now, Poland's drama is playing out largely in the shadows, shaded from attention by bigger international issues.
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Mitch McConnell, who has so far given little indication of how he envisions the Senate trial playing out.
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It's all part of a larger war playing out between IEX and its bigger rivals NYSE and Nasdaq.
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And this idea of mission driven capital and mission driven entrepreneurs creating special opportunities is playing out strongly.
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He can't get past it and it's intensifying, playing out on the world stage with national security implications.
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The political repercussions of that high court push will be playing out for years to come as well.
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Scenes like this are playing out across the country, not just in traffic-choked regions of the Northeast.
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The pair seems destined to continue playing out their murderous saga through the bodies of their reincarnated counterparts.
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Its tone is similar to a campfire story, with most of the action playing out in your imagination.
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Footage had previously emerged of Ellison playing out the remix at Seattle's Upstream festival this weekend, reports FACT.
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That was the sort of debate I saw playing out in front of me on campus after campus.
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Imagine them playing out when the antagonists are ISIS, or China, or Russia, or his domestic political opposition.
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But if she did, she'd be playing out of the same playbook he used against her Sunday night.
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We hear her marriage to her husband has almost failed, but we don't really see that playing out either.
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Science is such an important force in culture, and we're only beginning to understand how that is playing out.
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It's not a Bernie-Hillary thing, although there are definitely races where the Bernie-Hillary thing is playing out.
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There are, to my eye, three distinct and separate divisions in American foreign policy that are playing out here.
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But the problem hasn't gone away, and it appears that this reprehensible pattern has been playing out in Rochester.
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CHAFFETZ: Allen West, Colonel Allen West, I should, colonel, how do you see this meeting with Trump playing out?
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If you've ever caught Pearce playing out, and by now you probably have, you'll know exactly what to expect.
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But early data and anecdotal evidence suggest that's not how early holiday sales are playing out at national chains.
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That is how society functions — with individual and group differences playing out against a backdrop of common institutional architecture.
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So we are seeing this hike playing out in the areas of the greatest credit vulnerability, the biggest bubbles.
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Here's how I see this playing out: A huge group of people will be kicked off Twitter almost immediately.
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This latest twist in a protracted struggle over control of the Treasury is playing out against a fractious backdrop.
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He had seen versions of this drama playing out in other hamlets where young women were leaving for work.
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The same theme has been playing out across the industrial metals spectrum in China, often with counterintuitive statistical outcomes.
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"The environment is playing out the way we anticipated with a tougher and tougher space around pricing," he said.
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Already, a legal battle is playing out in California courts about whether the new restrictions apply to rideshare workers.
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The other is playing out on the smartphone screens of consumers in India, Indonesia, Brazil and other emerging economies.
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The boredom of playing out the meaningless string gives way in a hurry to the challenge of fitting in.
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"These sorts of factors are much longer-term and playing out in a much more secular way," Chandrasekharan said.
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CNBC went to some of the communities near military bases to see how PFAS contamination is playing out today.
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As long as employment continues to grow, this process will keep playing out and it's hugely positive for stocks.
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In this case, the drama inside the Bolshoi does indeed mirror a larger one playing out in Russian politics.
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The divisions are playing out on a number of fronts -- think the liberal backlash against Wall Street that Sen.
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The Oakland strike gives momentum to a national trend playing out in red and blue states across the country.
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The research warns of the consequences playing out in both France and other countries where public disillusion is heightened.
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Then, in both groups, participants were instructed to imagine these stories playing out in a five-minute imagery exercise.
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First to John Roberts in Singapore on how this face-to-face is playing out across the globe -- John.
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Keystone and ANWR embody the tug-o-war playing out this past decade between fossil fuels and climate change.
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London's Kamixlo and his brother, Uli K, are one perfect example of how this is playing out in music.
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My mind is playing out the story of my ex and his new girlfriend as I blink back tears.
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It's a story that's playing out across every corporation, nonprofit and government agency, big or small, domestic or foreign.
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Nearly 2,000 miles east of Bears Ears, in Ohio's Cuyahoga Valley National Park, a similar debate is playing out.
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It's one of the most aggressive fights over public perception we've seen, playing out at double the usual speed.
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Revolution meets reality The "political revolution" Sanders has called for is playing out in a way he never expected.
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It's a playbook that's playing out with Airbnb, probably with Snapchat, I don't cover, but you guys can tell.
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From there it goes to "Curse," turning on the colors and circling around the group playing out the song.
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As with the most ambitious aerospace plans, whatever happens next, will happen slowly, playing out over years to come.
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The diplomatic standoff is now playing out in unforeseen ways — like the tussle at the Venezuelan Embassy in Georgetown.
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It's not clear if this was part of the plan all along, but this is how it's playing out.
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Aluminium's "clear" deficit narrative is playing out in the shadows, while visible dynamics fail to generate any such signs.
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On the ground here in Hanford, though, that strategy is playing out but is far from cut and dried.
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As ridiculous as it seems, this is truly the situation that's playing out between the federal government and Apple.
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Analysts have also been weighing various scenarios to assess the risks, but few see a doomsday scenario playing out.
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An adviser on international business for the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce, he advertises innovations playing out at the port.
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Here's how he sees it playing out:"Everybody has been borrowing money to buy back their shares," Pal said.
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War is hardly poetic, but one can already hear the meter of the past playing out in modern times.
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So what we are seeing in the kaleidoscopic scenario is all three types of human conflict potentially playing out.
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From their report: The rivalries between major technology and internet companies are increasingly playing out in the nation's capital.
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The mayor of San Juan describes scenes of "horror" playing out across the capital, amid looting and mandatory curfews.
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That struggle is playing out across the North, where Mr. Obama fared well among white voters four years ago.
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In cases playing out in state, federal and British courts, they say they took unfair hits to their reputations.
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The experiments playing out in state laboratories today could have a profound impact on the health of American democracy.
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"He wanted to see how it was playing out and who was coming to his defense," a source said.
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In court challenges, administrative directives and popular culture, the issue is playing out in real time, before our eyes.
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The campaign is largely playing out on television, with leaders taking turns on the morning and evening talk shows.
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It will take a few more years to know which one of these scenarios is playing out right now.
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First Words There is a strange little cultural feedback loop that's playing out again and again on social media.
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They all wanted to win, whether playing out in the field or carrying a rider around the training track.
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But even divorced from that there was a potent thrill that came with playing out those low-res transgressions.
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That heartless machine would keep playing out for days in an empty room, long after the singer keeled over.
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Few weeks have better encapsulated the whiplash-inducing discussions playing out around free speech online than the previous one.
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Still, it's also worth noting that if Schiff's scenario was playing out in real time, rates would be skyrocketing.
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By then it's like a diorama of addiction playing out before us, while we're just tourists, placidly looking on.
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While we're writing from our own perspective, scenes like this are playing out in schools all over the city.
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Kevin also wrote an interesting article about how the Supreme Court vacancy is already playing out in Facebook ads.
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Those numbers are playing out in the ballot box, as Biden is the projected winner in Florida and Illinois.
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Since that happened, we decided to finally drop the album we'd been sitting on, and start playing out again.
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For a deeper look at how this is currently playing out, this Wall Street Journal article is very helpful.
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The same change in sentiment is playing out in the stock market and the reasons are largely the same.
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A similar pattern has been playing out in other cities with rent regulations, like San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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The latest chapter of this drama is playing out right now, as the left pushes single-payer health care.
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A squabble now playing out in the wealth management industry suggests that many of those splits could get messier.
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And our food critic says that revelations are playing out "excruciatingly slowly," if at all, in the restaurant world.
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But it is just as deadly, playing out in thousands of home invasions, gang killings and stickups gone wrong.
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We share the sorrow of every sensible American who feels stricken at the partisan spectacle playing out in Washington.
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And in the Rio Grande Valley, an ideological fight is playing out on the other side of the aisle.
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So in that way, it was weirdly historical, but playing out in the present -- it's history as you're living.
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It's to report on what the President is doing and how it is playing out in the country. 259.
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But a real-life version of this tale is now playing out in Washington, and it's no laughing matter.
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It&aposs also been playing out in his interactions with Iran, culminating in this month&aposs assassination of Gen.
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What I worried about, and what seems to be playing out, is how Nintendo could potentially mishandle the community.
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The scenario much more likely to happen than a Blue Wave is a traditional one that's already playing out.
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That a third case involving defamation and harassment would be playing out at the same time is without precedent.
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The shaping of Mr. Trump's defense team is playing out against a backdrop of contradicting signals from the president.
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Together we fought for recognition of student voices around the big funding questions playing out at the state legislature.
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And many of these climate cases are playing out in state courts where a president wouldn't have much influence.
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But there it was, a copy of Final Fantasy IX playing out on his bulky, silver pre-HD television.
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That response should tell you something about how President Trump's supporters are responding to events playing out this week.
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You can see some of these dramatic changes playing out in sections of Antarctica, like the Pine Island Glacier.
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"It is playing out really well again this year," said Amo Sahota, director at Klarity FX in San Francisco.
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Economic growth has been flagging, a reality playing out across Southeast Asia as the region adjusts to China's slowdown.
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The fight over abortion access for pregnant teens in federal custody has been playing out in court for months.
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Whether we like it or not, petty political spats of increasing importance are playing out on Twitter every day.
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And those divisions are playing out in classrooms, a sensitive battleground where issues like class, race, and gender converge.
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There's a dynamic playing out in the current health care debate, and in health care debates of ages past.
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Sidibe told Refinery29 that the first time she heard "Four Women," she saw the movie version playing out before her.
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These dynamics are playing out ahead of the 13 midterms in which several Democrats are competing in traditionally Republican states.
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How do you see this now playing out that we&aposre at least a few days past that press conference?
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This phenomenon is playing out in major stock markets and the ripple effects are being felt in all asset classes.
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The three-legged stool The talks are playing out in the wake of Trump's tax reform, which increased the deficit.
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As fans know, Jacobs and Dennis have had a tense relationship — their feud playing out on Southern Charm's fifth season.
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This agreement, called vote trading or pairing, is a small but swiftly growing movement playing out across the United States.
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The political quagmire surrounding gun rights in Florida is playing out in the race to fill Scott's seat in Tallahassee.
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You can already see this dynamic playing out in how Schumer is deciding to choose his top senior leadership team.
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The Justice Department has employed that argument frequently in its many disputes with House Democrats playing out in the courts.
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That scenario is basically playing out in South Korea at this moment — except even more intensely than you might think.
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Hetzner said that similar scenes have been playing out all week, beginning the moment the dogs arrived at the airport.
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The scandal is playing out in April, rather than this fall, when midterm voters will be making up their minds.
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This techno-evolutionary arms race between authorities and protesters isn't new—and it's not just playing out in authoritarian countries.
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The show gave a window into how the family found out, playing out the moment that Kim received the text.
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I want to turn your attention to what we have seen playing out in Israel and along the Gaza border.
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Welcome to our new era of major power competition, which is playing out globally, sometimes quietly and sometimes this colorfully.
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While that love triangle is playing out there's a whole bunch of graduation, fertility, and wedding planning stuff going on.
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Compare that to 1996, when the same conversation was playing out, but Jada and Will Smith were very much present.
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The LA gas leak may be a climate disaster, but a similar problem is playing out all over the world.
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"We're just playing out games – taking what's there for us and playing off of each other well," Love told reporters.
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GM Jeff Gorton gave his depth forwards a makeover over the summer and many are playing out of their minds.
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However, Shapiro doesn't think the situation would be playing out the same way if Gunn didn't have liberal political views.
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Fast forward to 2017 and it can't be hard to imagine a similar scenario playing out once Trump takes office.
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In fact, it's a reality show that's not unlike the one playing out on our president's Twitter feed right now.
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And users can even opt to use a full-screen live view to see how an interaction is playing out.
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But the most consequential races Tuesday were the House battles playing out in California, with control of Congress at stake.
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How the ad wars are playing out: Gillespie has painted Northam as responsible for MS-13 gang violence in Virginia.
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It's all become something of a popularity contest inside the West Wing, playing out this week on the international stage.
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Closely watched strategist Jim Paulsen sees two scenarios playing out in markets this year — and both involve Fed rate hikes.
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And it set the stakes higher, with memorably intense scenarios playing out, taking some truly dark turns along the way.
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There are times when you'll know there's no point in playing out certain games before the initial turn's been taken.
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Trump has been dithering on the decision for months, thanks to a tug-of-war playing out among his advisers.
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But other incidents playing out over a longer period are conceivable, and there, better preparations, training and exercises could help.
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A similar dynamic is playing out in the race for governor, where former San Francisco Mayor and current Lt. Gov.
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The way the current confirmation proceedings are playing out has already drawn criticism from some members of the judicial branch.
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The fear that a technology company could influence elections is playing out in the real world, too—although rather differently.
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While a steepening yield curve and higher rates are good for the sector, he doesn't see that catalyst playing out.
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There are court cases playing out related to the enforcement of subpoenas that Trump officials have refused to comply with.
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The funny thing about all of this is that it's playing out just as we enter the 2020 election year.
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As Bloomberg Businessweek has thoroughly reported, a similar phenomenon is already playing out after California's devastating fire season last year.
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So far, the exact scenario that free traders inside the White House and on Capitol Hill feared is playing out.
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There are global economic and political struggles playing out in the background that add another dimension to the TikTok story.
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As the stunning implications of Dowd's comments were playing out in Washington, there was also intense interest in the substance.
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Trump was warned about the various scenarios currently playing out on the global stage, but decided to move forward regardless.
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The comeback was already playing out on Tuesday as the stocks surged on the delay in some of the tariffs.
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The national political reactions are playing out against a backdrop of global change in which terrorism is only one element.
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"Clearly, this is playing out in the energy sector," said Bill Northey, senior vice president at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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Clinton's coronation in Philadelphia, I hit the road to explore how the campaign themes were playing out on the ground.
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Across the Pacific, a completely a different view of drug use is playing out in the horror of the Philippines.
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"This same story may be playing out in other places and we really don't know the scope of the problem."
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This is a vivid illustration of a win-win situation playing out on the highly competitive field of global trade.
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Meanwhile, the Saint Regis Mohawks have another IPR deal playing out, which the tribe struck before the agreement with Allergan.
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We'd like to hear how the allegations of sexual misconduct against Donald J. Trump are playing out in people's relationships.
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The Access Hollywood tape is an extreme example of a broader trend playing out in Republican primaries across the country.
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This otherwise isolated incident is interesting because it highlights the complex overlapping relationships playing out in a very tight space.
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How Donald Trump's war on immigrants is playing out in his hometown [The Marshall Project with New York Magazine] Oops!
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We live 250 miles from the Italian border, where a national coronavirus emergency has been playing out for several weeks.
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He sees this already playing out: the federal government is considering sending emergency checks to shore up Americans' lost incomes.
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Those divisions are playing out against a fierce internal debate among administration officials about the gravity of the Iranian threat.
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Playing out behind the scenes of this year's Eurovision were the ever-present political tensions in Israel, the host country.
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I think it's fair to say that no one could have predicted this sort of drama playing out in Oakland.
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To understand why, it helps to understand the origins of the plan, and how that history is playing out today.
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Dozens of readers sent in tips about a Russian manipulation campaign playing out on Reddit, the popular online message board.
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Officially, the fight over the Amazon's future is playing out far away in the legislative chambers of the nation's capital.
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I've been thinking about him lately as I've watched an even more profound magic trick playing out in our politics.
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One of the most wrenching questions in medicine has been playing out to garish effect in White House press conferences.
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US officials conducted training exercises last year simulating the exact scenario that's currently playing out, but their warnings went unheeded.
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The same story is playing out on other issues — in fact, on almost every substantive policy issue the U.S. faces.
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Television plots have become more interesting and complex, with story arcs playing out over seasons instead of a couple hours.
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The protests mark a new turn in the shadow war between Washington and Tehran playing out across the Middle East.
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And that widening chasm between the candidates in national polls is playing out on the Electoral College map as well.
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Scenes like this one were playing out across Rwanda on this Saturday — a monthly day of service known as Umuganda.
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Watching from a distance, these lesser aspects of Aussie nature seem to be playing out horrifically in our current politics.
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Our bureau chief in Miami reports that the political conflicts in Venezuela are now playing out in the Florida suburbs.
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The divisions are also playing out on the Senate floor, including on last week's vote to avoid a government shutdown.
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The battle between Iran and the US playing out on Iraqi soil could give ISIS &aposgreater freedom of action&apos
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The bitterness surrounding the case was on display in awkward body language seen playing out even before the arguments began.
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While part of that battle is playing out in the courts, Congress could help settle some of the surrounding uncertainty.
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Qassim Suleimani, the visiting commander of Iran's elite security and intelligence forces, were playing out in rapid succession on Sunday.
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And all of this, by the way, will be playing out in the context of another existential danger: climate change.
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The well-predicted consequences of heating the planet are playing out around the globe: Unprecedented fires are burning in Australia.
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This debate has been playing out for months now, with the divide widening and the conversation becoming ever more toxic.
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It's easy to imagine the scenario playing out in a courtroom drama: no match from the DNA in the phone?
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The decision to invest heavily in China comes as a tense trade dispute is playing out between Beijing and Washington.
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New York (CNN Business)An increasingly ugly fight for control of Campbell Soup is playing out in courtrooms and boardrooms.
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It's a question at the heart of so many of the controversies we see playing out across the country today.
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" He added that "economic inequality and the severity of economic inequality are playing out in ways that actually cost lives.
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Those factors are playing out against a backdrop of a potential military conflict that grows more acute by the day.
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I don't necessarily need to see "The Representation;" I don't need to see my exact experience playing out on screen.
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Season seven playing out as Cersei versus some sort of alliance between Daenerys and Jon seems pretty likely to me.
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Today, my colleague Jennifer Medina explores how one of Mr. Newsom's efforts is playing out in a Southern California city.
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Higher rates also suggest that valuation should be lower in equities and I think that's part of what's playing out.
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It tells the R-rated story of two wrongfully convicted and incarcerated African-American men, playing out over six decades.
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The more you start playing out to that right side, the closer you get to that deeply unsettling right hand.
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Playing out on screens for over 50 years now, they speak to how strongly she imbues mechanical systems with spirit.
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The shrinking exchanges, coupled with the expanding Medicaid program, show Obamacare's insurance expansion playing out differently than drafters had expected.
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People would be deeply unhappy with the democratic shitshow playing out on the news, and there would be lawsuits galore.
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It's just that, back then, the conflict was not playing out at huge rallies and polling places, but inside my brain.
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But the President&aposs personal attorney Rudy Giuliani said on &aposFox News Sunday&apos that this is all playing out perfectly.
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Experts say limiting access is part of a tried and tested information war that's been playing out in Venezuela for years.
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The finale itself, titled "The Alternative," is a bittersweet affair, playing out the It's A Wonderful Life version of Grace & Frankie.
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WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J. – The latest battle pitting a religious group against a town zoning board is playing out in federal court.
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"Obviously there is a long way to go here, but the pattern of previous [Trump] deals is playing out," Qiao added.
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It's worth noting that a similar drama is playing out on a smaller scale with Armando Iannucci's The Death of Stalin.
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Perhaps women have demanded these new Love Gods, pop has delivered, and now that's playing out in a larger, social dialogue.
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It's nice to see the color scheme playing out in a way that makes sense and still involves the other Defenders.
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" Adds Tim: "If we don't find a match for them all, then it becomes an issue of playing out the clock.
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In the clip, Farley, 34, voices her frustration over the fact that their drama is playing out in the public eye.
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The rise in mainstream visibility of DHH folks has been gradual, playing out mostly in pop culture and in social media.
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As much as Team Trump tries to pretend Hillary Clinton is irrelevant, that's not what's actually playing out in real-time.
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But that doesn't mean the studio should quit trying to put together an immersive story playing out over several huge films.
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A similar economic debate, playing out sharply on the campaign trail, can be seen among supporters of the Democratic presidential candidates.
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Devlin and Guyot do bring some clever structural mechanics to the story, with twin mysteries playing out planetside and in orbit.
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But the Republican Party is so fractured on immigration that it's difficult to parse how the leader sees this playing out.
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AND AS WE CONTINUE TO RAISE RATES, WE'RE GOING TO BE DATA DEPENDENT AND LOOK AT HOW THINGS ARE PLAYING OUT.
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Their difference in age led to several nasty fights between the pair, with many of them playing out on the series.
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All right, major midterm tests for both parties playing out in real time with voters casting their ballots in five states.
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Across Europe, different scenarios are playing out but all point to a deeply misguided attempt to shift blame for internal problems.
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But thinking long-term, the storm is a punctuation mark in the creeping erosion narrative playing out on many southeastern shorelines.
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It's a tale of ambition, nationalism, violence, technical innovation and economic transformation, playing out on grand avenues and in palatial parliaments.
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In the tech world today, this is playing out in three important ways: Like calculus, technological innovation benefits from international iteration.
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This scenario is playing out again in 2017, where the IPC has warned of looming famine in South Sudan since 2014.
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On our TV screens, on your radio broadcasts and now on your podcasts; there is a grand diagnostic misadventure playing out.
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Tyndall admits there are some academic turf wars playing out through these proposals, as researchers compete for public and regulatory approval.
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Maybe it's an ode to the power of collective storytelling, playing out how humans inevitably return to their own creation myths.
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This issue is exactly what's playing out in Arizona, and one that California has often had to deal with as well.
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In other words: I'm a massive wuss when this horror stuff is playing out before me, with nowhere else to look.
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The aftermath of the tragedy is still playing out, and it is too early to predict its economic or geopolitical implications.
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It is the modern manifestation of the age-old conflict between privacy versus security, playing out in our pockets and palms.
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So, Ford has some larger plans for a bigger story playing out, using the folks behind Delos to fund the park.
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The result is a disengaged U.S. in the Middle East, where a new contest for power and influence is playing out.
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In his own neighborhood, one of the races that saw hard-core leftists defeat more moderate Democrat legislators was playing out.
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STOLBERG In Baltimore, I see that phrase — "to establish a space of power that is black" — playing out in interesting ways.
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The Republican regime's admiration for Russian-style leadership playing out here launches the most massive redistribution of wealth in American history.
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Predictions the campaign may let up once Xi felt more secure in the top job don't seem to be playing out.
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More and more these days, the most insidious dangers we face as consumers are playing out in ways we can't see.
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In Arkansas, a legal battle is currently playing out over a law that imposes limitations on access to medication-induced abortions.
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On Wednesday, NASA released a mesmerizing new visualization of this dynamic process playing out over the course of billions of years.
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Democrats have assailed that position, creating an election-year showdown over the court that is playing out in ad campaigns nationwide.
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A Northwestern University study just confirmed that higher heating costs lead to more wintertime deaths, a consequence playing out in Europe.
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This historical tension demands greater attention in our own moment, especially when we see its echoes playing out in contemporary politics.
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CRUZ: Megyn, let me ask the voters at home, is this the debate you want playing out in the general election?
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The purest distillation of the nation's wars over voting rules and legislative gerrymandering is playing out in North Carolina.
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Brazil's two largest drug trafficking gangs are warring for territorial control in a fight playing out inside the country's overcrowded prisons.
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At the same time that Hungary were playing out their high-scoring draw with Portugal, Iceland were sealing a historic win.
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It was scheduled to come out tomorrow with "Smile," the EP's third track, playing out as Zane Lowe's World Record today.
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Before March 28 of this year, something exciting and potentially world-changing (in a good way) was playing out in Pennsylvania.
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Now, that dream might be smack dab in the midst of crashing down, a function of the currency's code playing out.
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But in this scenario playing out in my skull, the crew don't walk back on stage and switch off the amplifiers.
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"It's easy to imagine it not playing out that way, just based on how we've seen Trump conduct himself," he said.
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Minnesota shows how the move to halt procedures is playing out in an area where cases are growing, but still low.
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Prosecutors had asked the organization to hold off on such probes as long as their own process was still playing out.
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He said he didn't see his own life playing out in his new Beckett opera, and yet he felt that Mrs.
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It's a debate playing out around the world, as politicians and officials try to address issues of inequality plaguing their economies.
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Of course, at the time this game of big hits and just-as-big misses was playing out all over Hollywood.
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It takes a lot more than Donald Trump to orchestrate the kind of feeding frenzy that's currently playing out in Washington.
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On Pro Basketball LOS ANGELES — The evolution of Giannis Antetokounmpo into a global star has been playing out for six seasons.
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To understand why this change is a big deal, you need to understand the background against which it is playing out.
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The Interpreter LONDON — Major political conflicts are playing out both in the United States and in Europe over immigration and refugees.
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What's different: Those politics are playing out very differently in the two systems, putting them under very different sorts of strain.
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With each new report of the damage that full-contact football can cause, the logic of her fear is playing out.
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The macro picture is still very uncertain, things are still playing out and infection numbers in the West are still rising.
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All of these scooter problems are playing out at the same time investor interest has cooled as companies burn through millions.
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Washington (CNN)The latest clash between federal and California environmental regulators is playing out over a cancer warning on weed killer.
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It's part of a piece with a larger conversation happening right now, playing out in everything from politics to pop culture.
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To understand how inequality is playing out in the United States, we need to look more closely at the wealth gap.
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So, I think the Fed has enormous self-interest in playing out this economic strength with rates at historically low levels.
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ET, as this drama was playing out on the floor, Risch and McConnell stood in front of each other talking sternly.
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Ms. Varda's latest, "Faces Places" — directed with the visual artist JR — is here, and for some reason playing out of competition.
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Great-power competition is not only playing out in fights over tariff barriers, cyberspace or sea lanes in the Asia-Pacific.
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The row is also playing out in the Philippines, which locked horns with Canada over tons of plastic trash last year.
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But dogs need us, and it seems like this keeps playing out in our cultural output as an imagined emotional reciprocity.
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Analysts are watching to see how the changes Jim Hackett has made in his first year as CEO are playing out.
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Emily Stewart and Rani Molla have a thorough walkthrough of how impeachment is playing out on Facebook, with Trump and Sen.
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A scene that evokes a post-apocalyptic cat video is now playing out daily at a New York City animal shelter.
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Today, we're publishing the first in a two-part series on how global changes are playing out in rural Australian communities.
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Climate chaos is playing out in real time from California to the Caribbean, and from Africa to the Arctic and beyond.
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Very often Mr. LeWitt worked in an algorithmic mode, playing out all the permutations of a self-defined system or category.
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Also: Don't miss our article on the generational divide on climate change that's playing out in Australia's National Party this week.
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Dark Apocalypse is not a wholecloth expansion for Final Fantasy XIV, but a series of raids playing out within the game.
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The thing is, we don't need to wait years to understand Amazon's harm to our economy, because it's already playing out.
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In March, Rodriguez announced he is planning to retire at the end of the 2017 season after playing out his contract.
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Thus, the current turmoil along Israel's border with Gaza is playing out along predictable lines in the court of public opinion.
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Rising U.S.-China tension goes beyond the trade dispute playing out in a tariff tit-for-tat between the two nations.
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Other fights are playing out in the courts over Mr. Trump's financial records and grand-jury evidence in the Russia investigation.
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We are concerned by the rhetoric and propaganda employed in the region, playing out daily in Arab mainstream and social media.
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You could say the same about the many present-day Yankees veterans playing out the back end of overly lengthy contracts.
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But our food critic, Pete Wells, says that revelations are playing out "excruciatingly slowly," if at all, in the restaurant world.
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Ana: First, to ground our conversation, how is forgiveness—giving it, asking for it—playing out in your relationships right now?
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Miniseries about the life of one family, playing out against the epic sweep of history, are a rich tradition on television.
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We can already see this playing out in the developing world, where some countries have zero anesthesiologists to tend to patients.
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If air conditioners become the only way of dealing with rising temperatures, the same dynamic risks playing out on a global scale.
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This decision also comes as other similar challenges seeking to strike down the citizenship question are playing out in California and Maryland.
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That same sort of existential battle is playing out in Tahrir Square, which was the center of demonstrations in the 2011 uprising.
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Halliburton said it has returned to operating profit within North America, but noted that an international downward cycle is still playing out.
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That scenario was playing out Tuesday morning, with Dow components Caterpillar and 3M getting slammed, down 9 percent and 7 percent respectively.
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Imagine watching looped animations of classic Game Boy games playing out on this screen, and you'll understand why I'm a little disappointed.
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