Thus, the show is better at macro plotting, but still not terribly great at micro plotting.
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It's quite a stretch from plotting nuclear fallout to plotting sales and marketing strategies for luxury hotels.
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Rupert Murdoch spent decades plotting and re-plotting which of his children would take over his empire.
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Instead of 'My boss is plotting against me,' it would be 'My boss's phone is plotting against me.
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While she's plotting with Eric and Gavin to deceive Aubry – she's also plotting with Aubry to deceive Eric and Gavin.
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"I can't do short-term plotting, but I can do long-term plotting very well; I can play chess," she said.
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Those who had been demanding that she quit for months whooped with joy, while those who had been plotting to succeed her intensified their plotting.
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Elizabeth would appear to have had one of the broadest backs in history, given the number of people plotting — or reported to be plotting — behind it.
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There is something nihilistic, in House of Cards as in life, about relentless ambition and plotting that only feeds on itself and engenders more ambition and plotting.
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Toledo, Ohio: Authorities arrest a man plotting an attack on a synagogue Damon Joseph, 240, was allegedly inspired by ISIS and was plotting a mass shooting at a synagogue.
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Those men often pay lip service to their queen while backbiting and plotting against her — and the women's best ammunition against said plotting may be to join together and form an alliance.
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Fenn, clever as she obviously is, can't quite figure out how to square this circle — the one reserved in hell for writers of ambitious horror novels, plotting and plotting into the endless night.
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But the plotting of "Her Requiem" becomes a little baggy.
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HANNITY: Was it also plotting and planning radical Islamic terror?
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My husband thinks I am plotting schemes to harm him!!!
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On other days, Las Violetas was their secret plotting place.
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One said he had been accused of plotting armed revolution.
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Of course, plotting to blow up a synagogue is illegal.
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Facebook is plotting to turn you into a VR videographer.
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Or plotting out a TV schedule in the franchise mode.
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Or maybe the whales are plotting to take down humanity.
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He would spend the next four years plotting his revenge.
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He was reportedly plotting additional terror attacks while a fugitive.
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Facebook is not plotting to take away your secret hangout.
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And even now, I'm almost certain he's plotting his return.
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He is plotting to make love to my dead body.
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"He was involved in plotting external terror plots," Thomas said.
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What are they plotting in their tunnels beneath the pavement?
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Games commonly commit either to uproarious violence or competent plotting.
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It feels less like plotting the end of a story.
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But it is almost certainly plotting ways to catch up.
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After killing Darya — she was plotting to kill him remember?
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He seemed most comfortable in his office, plotting and planning.
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It's time to put your plotting and planning into action.
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Are Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner plotting Ivanka's presidential run?
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It is also plotting new ways to connect partner companies.
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Some have wondered whether Moscow might be plotting another intervention.
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It's brooding, plotting, dark, shady, sometimes sexy, and always freaky.
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He would see Oesterlund plotting how to hide the money.
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Yet Kaisei students spend a lot of time plotting strategy.
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Ms. Parks doesn't have Albee's sure hand with traditional plotting.
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Foreign meddling, coup plotting and bloody demonstrations heighten the tension.
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Politicians and residents are plotting against the company's new hub.
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Here's how campaigns are plotting their way through primary states.
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Despite these flaws, the novel pays off in sheer plotting.
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We're plotting the episode we're recording next week, about Parkinson's.
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He was, most surely, plotting the deaths of many Americans.
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Mr. McGuinness was accused of participating in or plotting crimes.
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Inside, arriving guests were almost immediately plotting their next move.
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One is this issue of ensuring that we can stop terrorists from plotting online, plotting on the internet, and that we can stop the spread of the hateful extremist ideology, which can inspire terrorism.
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So, Varys approaches Tyrion in one of Dragonstone's prime plotting rooms.
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It may require complicated plotting, devious subterfuge, and conspiracies among coworkers.
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While UPS and CVS start plotting, Wing is toting actual goods.
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Have nail salons been secretly plotting against us this whole time?
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CoCo (Antoinette Robinson) is still plotting her way to the top.
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That would mean surviving another 685 days of plotting and pillorying.
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Theoretically, this kind of cloak and dagger plotting should terrify Claire.
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Serling was a socially conscious writer and a genius at plotting.
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Consider: I'm loosely plotting a trip to Japan sometime this spring.
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In Europe Iranian spooks are accused of plotting to kill dissidents.
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Police have arrested several local men accused of plotting the attacks.
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Lenny is plotting something with her co-conspirator on the run.
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There's also a bunch of plotting and dark machinations going on.
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Unperturbed, Schulz and his team are plotting their path to power.
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Now that we know that, we may start plotting a takeover.
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The dialogue can be stilted and the plotting can be jerky.
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The government now accuses his group of plotting to overthrow it.
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Chuck Schumer looks like a mobster who's plotting revenge #SOTU pic.twitter.
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Russia, predictably, accuses the opposition of plotting a foreign-backed coup.
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After being forced to give up her guns, she starts plotting.
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Neither was charged with plotting an attack on the United States.
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" Clear quartz is a "perfect crystal for plotting out new beginnings.
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This adulterous pair are plotting to kill the baby's father, John.
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They're plotting the EU's demise, which serves their own political purposes.
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Petzold gives a master class in meticulous plotting and faultless pacing.
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You're plotting your path to fame and fortune this morning, Scorpio.
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Like the one about the Royal Family plotting to kill her?
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"All that work, all that plotting," a weary Claire asks Jamie.
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He accused the country's leftist-led government of plotting against him.
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Some were hardened terrorists, including those accused of plotting the Sept.
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This is mainly due to the secret plotting of Bernard, a.k.a.
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That likely trajectory emerges from plotting the data points before us.
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Plotting to keep the dog without telling Mom, they consider logistics.
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Other army types are reported to be plotting for the succession.
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And these texts show Kalanick and Levandowski plotting a press blitz.
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They aren't sitting in a bunker plotting to steal Nashville's trees.
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Barr suggests Comey, Clapper, Brennan were plotting against President Trump. pic.twitter.
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They were accused of plotting a campaign of bombing and terrorism.
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May's own party have reportedly been plotting to kill it off.
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Plotting to assist such action may be conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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MPs, aides and activists spend all day plotting against other parties.
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Some of the early "Discovery" plotting paid off in this episode.
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Meanwhile, Paulo Dybala, the Juventus star, is plotting his next move.
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All of the plotting was recorded by the informant, Mr. Salem.
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The videos turned up no sign of Mr. Nygard's plotting murder.
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NIGHTCAP: Elon Musk denies plotting against Donald Trump,' because of course.
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Some people hear voices and believe others are plotting against them.
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They are stateless murderers plotting from failed-state ghettos like Libya.
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Sentsov was also convicted of plotting to blow up a statue.
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Alas, the plotting requirements of long fiction are completely beyond me.
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Soft Brexiters are plotting to block a hard Brexit in Parliament.
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But agents never found evidence that he was plotting an attack.
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When he reaches his fifth birthday, she begins plotting an escape.
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You had Elliot and the Dark Army, plotting each other's demises.
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Iron Man and Star-Lord plotting to steal the Declaration of Independence.
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Many criminals, too, aren't the plotting masterminds we imagine them to be.
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Salman still insisted she had no idea what her husband was plotting.
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It took a little bit of plotting, but the inevitable confrontation happened.
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If you look at what happened, they were plotting against my election.
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If he's anything like his character, Simons is currently plotting his revenge.
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Donna Lusczynski, with the sheriff's office, accused Carmona of plotting the killing.
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Kem Sokha is accused of plotting to take power with American help.
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Hill began plotting an album of her own that would change that.
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The so-called yield curve, plotting rates against maturity, usually slopes upward.
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Concerns about bin Laden plotting an attack were public knowledge by 2000.
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They imagine a cabal of women plotting to humiliate and subjugate men.
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The careless plotting means that "Midsommar" is ultimately more frustrating than frightening.
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He is always plotting behind the scenes to get the top job.
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Meanwhile, the Joker (Jared Leto) operates on the fringes, plotting Harley's escape.
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In its fifth season, House of Cards' plotting is goofier than ever.
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Probably spying on behalf of the whale armies plotting the imminent whalepocalypse.
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Now, if you'll excuse us, we'll be busy plotting our next tattoo.
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Basic plotting of this data produces all kinds of interesting new info.
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We weren't meeting in secret, and we certainly weren't plotting the destruction.
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Elizabeth Warren, who he suggested was plotting to challenge him in 2020.
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Gulen has denied plotting against Turkey and has condemned the coup attempt.
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Instead, the young entrepreneur is plotting to build the Amazon of Bangladesh.
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We should all be rooting for Trump's success, not plotting his downfall.
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But in the shadows, 133 Cent was watching—and plotting his comeback.
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Since March seven politicians have been arrested for allegedly plotting various coups.
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The vocabulary and the psychology are contemporary, the characterizations and plotting shallow.
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Sometimes, a culprit plotting mass destruction ends up, thankfully, destroying only himself.
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It's hard to tell amid the mind-numbing dialogue and incoherent plotting.
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Six months after leaving Rovi, the two started plotting Data Plus Math.
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Had he been plotting this dastardly switcheroo with garbage food for months?
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Anyone else plotting a trip overseas for a quick post office run?
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That unpredictable plotting only made the story more exciting to watch unfold.
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Only then will he begin plotting where he will play next season.
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RYAN: The Taliban was protecting those people who were plotting against us.
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Farhad: I'll be in another part of Reddit, plotting to hack you.
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Other disgraced, once powerful men also appear to be plotting their comebacks.
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The resulting graphs plotting B.M.I.s and events looked quite different by sport.
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A "cabal" of women in technology plotting to repress men doesn't exist.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are plotting their next steps after a pretty good night.
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If you prefer rational plotting, you may blow a gasket over this.
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Cable, the colorful bookseller, is the glue that holds Grisham's plotting together.
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Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch) seems to always be plotting, as per usual.
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Finally, you'll tackle actual geographical plotting using the Matplotlib extension called Basemap.
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S. talks and accused Johnson of plotting to sell off the NHS.
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One celebrity chef felled by #MeToo is plotting a comeback: Mario Batali.
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Mr. Bacon, 63, has accused Mr. Nygard of plotting to kill him.
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Qassem Soleimani was plotting against four U.S. embassies before he was targeted.ADVERTISEMENT
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He maintained, however, that Soleimani was plotting "a series" of imminent attacks.
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But it remains unclear how the company is plotting its comeback there.
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He also was convicted of plotting to shoot and kill another officer.
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Apple is far from alone in plotting big moves in health care.
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A huge globe sat in the corner, presumably for plotting world domination.
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Zakin and Weisberg are clearly plotting moves far beyond their popular newsletter.
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" Before plotting "Pierre," he read " Anatomy of Melancholy ," an edition inscribed "A.
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At the White House, aides have been plotting the move for weeks.
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They were charged with plotting to set off a pressure cooker bomb.
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"Terrorist groups continue plotting attacks in Burkina Faso," the State Department said.
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America's adversaries don't stop plotting when Washington is stifled by political dysfunction.
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S. talks and accused Johnson of plotting to sell off the NHS.
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Unfortunately, Parker's style is extremely conventional in much of the film's plotting.
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Neal has been much more plotting -- and plodding -- about all of this.
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This included developing special poison darts and plotting attacks on oil sites.
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We finally know what Taylor Swift has been plotting: her new Reputation.
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Within all that plotting, though, the dogs are reliably the best part.
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Maduro has frequently accused the US of plotting a coup against him.
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Opposition leader accused of plotting 'terrorist acts' In Venezuela, Jorge Rodriguez, the nation's minister of communication, spoke on national television Saturday to accuse opposition leaders, including National Assembly President Juan Guaido, of plotting "terrorist acts" in the country.
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Or at least plotting its path forward with less American support, if necessary.
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He had been plotting with two contacts who actually were confidential F.B.I. sources.
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Now, Trump routinely accuses Clinton and Obama of plotting to undermine the Constitution.
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America accused Japan of stealing intellectual property and plotting to control future industries.
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The RCMP believed he was plotting an attack on nuclear facilities in Canada.
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I wouldn't discount the B team plotting an accident anywhere in the region.
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And as political tensions within Rilpor flare, the Mireces are plotting to return.
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Jazz unites two brothers, one accused of plotting terrorism, in Idris Goodwin's play.
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Pro-government newspapers claim, without evidence, that Western officials are plotting against Turkey.
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The men were not plotting domestic attacks, and they were convicted in 2013.
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Nick, Jason and Scot fretted that they could be plotting a women's alliance.
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None of that deters his allies from plotting to keep him in power.
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Gulen has denied plotting against the state and any involvement in the coup.
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No, she's not plotting her revenge on humankind, why would you think that?
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Also, several Northern lords ostensibly in the Boltons' camp are plotting against them.
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Only time (and a lot of plotting from Kris Jenner, probably) will tell.
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It appears now that Ja Rule is plotting some kind of Fyre 2.0.
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However, they were never accused of plotting to launch attacks inside the U.S.
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And based on this photo, he just may be plotting world domination. 6.
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Ratner ended up joining Jive where the pair began plotting a new startup.
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The calculations they did plotting ballistic trajectories were time consuming and exceedingly complicated.
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When he returned to California, he began plotting Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings endeavor.
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They were accused of plotting to assassinate Stalin, or of being foreign spies.
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Volunteers milled about as he smiled for pictures, plotting evenings of self-care.
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The cleric has denied involvement in the coup or plotting against the state.
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Raise your hand if you're already plotting your spring break to-do list.
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The invisible primary has begun for Democrats plotting a presidential path in 28500.
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Think through all scenarios – good and bad – and begin plotting out a solution.
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He clearly began plotting his comeback the moment he exited the Republican primaries.
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His supporters, meanwhile, are plotting how to rid the Democratic primary of superdelegates.
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The group plotting the assassination had reportedly proposed joining forces with Operation Constitution.
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But Norse gods don't live in the sky, plotting and deciding people's fates.
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Has Ford known all along what the board and Theresa have been plotting?
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No. Does Destinations make it easier to spark ideas and to start plotting?
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California has been a major priority for Democrats plotting to recapture the House.
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The government banned the party in 2015, accusing it of plotting a coup.
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When he was 20053, eight Greeks were arrested for plotting to kidnap him.
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Now, Turkey says they were actually there plotting to overthrow the Turkish government.
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Already, legal advocates are plotting lawsuits to challenge the Trump administration's draft rule.
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Maduro accuses his foes of plotting with Washington to bring about a coup.
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Her pacing is first-rate, but her plotting isn't nearly as sure-handed.
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Soon after the Evil Plotting Raccoon gained success, many similar meme templates followed.
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The classic mystery plotting and streamlined storytelling are what render him so readable.
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And Senate Democrats, led by Mr. Schumer were plotting just such a strategy.
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Future Forward was threatened with dissolution for supposedly plotting to overthrow Thailand's monarchy.
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Soleimani has killed hundreds and hundreds of Americans, and was actively plotting more.
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Not just plotting it, though there was plenty of that going on, too.
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Plus, there are all those terrifying blondes running around, plotting murders and lying.
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WASHINGTON — War court prosecutors of the five men accused of plotting the Sept.
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The left, still singing the Internationale and plotting class struggle, is in disarray.
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Trump said Friday that Soleimani was plotting "imminent and sinister attacks" on Americans.
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President Barack Obama may be plotting a return to his community organizing roots.
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With Negan apparently aware of Rick's plotting, could Dwight's infiltration be his countermeasure?
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Meanwhile, bathtub manufacturers do not spend their days plotting more effective death traps.
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He's got people he likes and doesn't like and is plotting and scheming.
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Russia accuses Ukraine of plotting with its Western allies to provoke a conflict.
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Gemini season is all about you plotting out your tasks and slaying them.
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The opposition has accused Mr. Buhari's government of plotting to rig the vote.
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Queen Elizabeth II of England was plotting to have him killed, he said.
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But they're privately plotting how to survive -- and even prosper -- in the aftershock.
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Next, it was a matter of plotting perceptual/dendritic activation against stimulus intensity.
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The executive order references two cases: Two Iraqi men in Kentucky who were sentenced in 2013 for plotting to help al Qaeda and a Somali man in Oregon who was sentenced in 2014 for plotting to bomb a Christmas-tree lighting.
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The prime minister's own backbenchers are feverishly (if ineptly) plotting to bring her down.
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He blamed Jews for plotting against society, contaminating it in order to destroy it.
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When Batista staged a coup and halted the elections, Castro began plotting armed rebellion.
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I believe we can do better than vilifying our neighbors and plotting their demise.
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And during all of that, she's plotting what her next hair color will be.
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So we weren't terribly surprised to learn the company is plotting a September listing.
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"Radical liberals" won't accept the results of the election and are "plotting a revolution".
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Democrats in the Republican Party and Democrats are plotting to raise taxes in Alabama.
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Mo Brooks of Alabama, accused Democrats of plotting to oust the President in secret.
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For a zany sitcom, there's a surprising amount of dense plotting to New Girl.
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Mohamud has pleaded not guilty to plotting an attack on a U.S. military base.
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Of course, we know this line of plotting doesn't make sense, since it's daylight.
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The nation's biggest meat producer is plotting its entry into plant-based meat substitutes.
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This is me floating above each sector in the game and plotting it out.
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Plotting the path backwards reveals the rock's orbit before it slammed into Earth's atmosphere.
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Mr Acosta was accused of plotting to murder the country's disputed leader, Nicolás Maduro.
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But if you start showing that effort, start plotting it… People start getting motivated.
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Subconsciously plotting out escape routes in your head will become more and more routine.
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"It looks like he is plotting Gulf domination through world domination," says Mr Charlton.
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It casts its villains as greedy Lady Macbeths, plotting to take over the show.
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So she's not out there plotting against Olivia – she was actually taken by someone.
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Police say they have arrested six other people suspected of plotting attacks in Surabaya.
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He accuses Mr Moro of plotting to deny him a third term as president.
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Some of its leaders face life in jail on charges of plotting a coup.
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If she refuses to resign, plotting Tories will have to resort to unorthodox means.
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On Tuesday, Hichilema was charged in court with plotting with other people between Oct.
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Saudi officials have denied that their government had any role in plotting the attacks.
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Nonetheless, their eldest son Andre is plotting Luscious' death with Nessa's big brother Shine.
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The emails showed DNC officials plotting to help Clinton's presidential campaign and undermine Sen.
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This isn't to say Ryan is plotting some sort of secret 2020 primary bid.
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At this point, even the most advanced strategists tend to stop plotting possible paths.
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Every time she's plotting something malevolent in the Red Keep, she's stealing the scene.
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Kem Sokha was arrested for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government with U.S. help.
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But the film's constant sense of grandeur stymies any wish for dutiful, escalatory plotting.
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So far, prosecutors have not brought charges directly accusing Hasson of plotting an attack.
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NIMA Codes is still plotting prospects for its best use-cases and revenue generation.
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He also accused three of his highest-ranking officials of plotting a military coup.
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Rumors abound, with the most recent one being that Kalanick is plotting his return.
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Many dissidents settled in Florida, influencing U.S. policy toward Cuba and plotting Castro's demise.
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Erdogan blames Gulen and his supporters for plotting the failed Turkish coup last summer.
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Mr. Maduro frequently accuses Colombia of plotting with his critics to undermine his rule.
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For the writer, exploring the nation's capital can mean plotting her next murder scene.
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He left Turkey in 1999 after being charged with plotting to overthrow the state.
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But the new novel bests its companion in plotting, at least for a spell.
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The prosecutors have denied those allegations, while Gulen has denied plotting against the government.
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Robots aren't plotting an imminent human take-over; robots are our partners and friends.
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But after some plotting, he settled on what he considered a less risky plan.
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Plotting attacks on America would never take precedence over the daily need to survive.
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But, of course, Rowan knows what they're plotting, and the plan is short-lived.
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And she is just as sympathetic — even when plotting to surreptitiously inseminate her patients.
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Mr. Sentsov denies plotting violent actions, but openly admits opposing Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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"Terrorist groups continue plotting attacks in Burkina Faso," it said in a travel advisory.
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The F.B.I. arrested a man suspected of plotting to throw explosives in Times Square.
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But don't be fooled by the straightforward plotting: Manhattan Beach is still vintage Egan.
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Today, "Highlander" fans still find charm in the cheesy special effects and bombastic plotting.
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He has driven some business owners into exile for allegedly plotting with his opponents.
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Reports have already surfaced that he's plotting to start a "dark money" nonprofit group.
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"The fact is that Nusra is plotting against countries in the world," Kerry said.
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As in her novels, Flynn fuses her probing social critique with her nimble plotting.
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The combination of plotting them all on one map is done by various companies.
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These include a younger brother suspected of plotting an attack in Libya's capital Tripoli.
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But the prevalence of plotting tends to reduce potentially complex figures to narrative devices.
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Dumas was criticized by some for hiring assistants to help with research and plotting.
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The plotting feels more scattered, with the action in London spread across multiple locations.
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After nearly 40 years in the N.B.A., he had started plotting an exit strategy.
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That's discouraging if you think that Shyamalan's movie screenplays are monuments to ingenious plotting.
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McCain is not just plotting the details of his own funeral, but living it.
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Maybe he was too distracted by the subtle plotting against Reince Priebus to focus.
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It's perfect: a rigged trial of a President accused of plotting a rigged election.
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Sure, we were mostly plotting bars to meet at, not targets for terrorist attacks.
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" As for the boy's reasoning, Tomaras said, "He's plotting to attack and kill people.
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I have taken great personal issue with the DNC's xenophobic plotting against my faith.
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On July 26, police killed nine militants believed to be plotting a similar assault.
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But the powerful men Ghani has angered are plotting their way back into power.
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Surely my roommate, my friends and the mailwoman were all quietly plotting against me.
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"We're not somewhere up in the ivory tower plotting the next catastrophe," Bodenhamer said.
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Uno played a pivotal role plotting the campaign to oust then incumbent governor Purnama.
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Mr Sirisena later accused Mr Rajapaksa of corruption and even of plotting to kill him.
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Shortly after Gadhafi's death, members of the tribe were accused of plotting to overthrow him.
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It could be more easily explained as a narrative of ambition, illegality and criminal plotting.
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Maybe you stick to good old fashioned pencil and paper for your home decor plotting.
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Three months later, authorities arrested 21 people there suspected of plotting attacks in the country.
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His hobby was plotting the perfect opportunity to attack women in and around their homes.
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So much serialized TV has become focused on plotting and fan debate around story theories.
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This raise comes just as Niantic is plotting its next steps, post overwhelming Pokémon success.
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Phoebe's friends loved plotting intricate pranks; they hosted lavish parties, springing naked through college lawns.
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It's true that the actual plotting of this movie might follow a somewhat predictable path.
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Trapero said investigators believe that the terrorists had spent considerable time plotting Thursday's twin attacks.
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He also accused the opposition of plotting to privatize the country's national health care system.
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At that point, the central bank killjoys are already plotting the course toward monetary restraint.
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She's given conflicting statements: first, she said she didn't know Omar Mateen was plotting anything.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, began plotting an escape route early as well.
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They're not lost in the mindset of the traditional western narrative, especially with the plotting.
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The sheriff said Monday that authorities were reviewing the case and plotting their next moves.
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And for all it's heavy-handedness and mile-a-minute plotting, Discovery isn't all bad.
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The President also accuses the opposition of plotting to privatize the national health care system.
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We have students that were actually plotting and practicing to harm other students on campus.
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Small says that he is awaiting the prosecution's discovery documents before plotting his client's defense.
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""I started plotting ways to become the immortal mutant cyborg I always wished I was.
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Allegedly, they had been plotting to send money and weapons back home to Iraqi insurgents.
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John Holer, the owner of the park, even accused Demers of plotting to kidnap Smooshi.
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The son was previously arrested in 2013 and charged with plotting to attack a mosque.
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These masterminds are plotting changes that could affect coverage for up to 24 million people.
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Reduce the number of surprise expenses by plotting out the finest details of your vacation.
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You never have to wonder what he's secretly plotting, because nothing he does is secret.
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Another case is the Coast Guard lieutenant currently accused of plotting a domestic terror attack.
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For months Maduro has been saying that protesters are plotting a coup against his government.
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Prosecutors at the time said neither was charged with plotting attacks within the United States.
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Some of the emails showed DNC officials plotting to undermine the presidential campaign of Sen.
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It is from Doha that KSM worked and lived, planning and plotting future terrorist acts.
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This has led people to suppose that Clark is plotting a grab for pop success.
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Hichilema and his co-accused were later charged with plotting with other people between Oct.
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But they have a coping mechanism for dealing with the change: plotting an escape route.
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But so far, prosecutors have not brought charges directly accusing Hasson of plotting an attack.
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Get the bumper stickers ready because the president may already be plotting his political survival.
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Canny symphonic plotting was one of Gilbert's virtues; this Fifth was more about instant gratification.
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Freewheeling in its editing and plotting and almost confrontationally unhinged, it's a breathlessly inventive ride.
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In May, Singaporean police arrested eight Bangladeshi men accused of plotting terror attacks in Bangladesh.
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Welcome shout-outs to "Gosford Park" and "Downton Abbey" are evident in the plotting here.
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Syrian, and Lebanese terrorists had been blowing up or plotting to blow up buildings—American
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Philip Hammond is plotting with Labour to stop Boris Johnson delivering a no-deal Brexit.
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Creating the design and doing the GPS plotting takes three to eight hours per maze.
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Experts are still examining how often uninvolved family members may be aware of terrorist' plotting.
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Now that summer months are finally within reach, we're already plotting our next big vacay.
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They vacation in the Hamptons and are plotting a return to a more exclusive address.
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While in office, Ms. Park was also widely accused of plotting to silence her critics.
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In Utah, he is plotting a challenge to Senator Orrin G. Hatch, another McConnell ally.
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Organizers have been plotting out themes they want to emphasize during the multi-day event.
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Police arrested several members of the group, who were charged with plotting four terror attacks.
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Mr. Maduro accused the United States of plotting to overthrow him and cut diplomatic ties.
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They had been warned even earlier by India that the group was plotting church attacks.
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Meanwhile, Rousey looks down over the Los Angeles landscape in contemplative seclusion, plotting her return.
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QAnon is a pro-Trump conspiracy theory about "deep state" traitors plotting against the president.
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A British man who was driving the truck has admitted plotting to assist unlawful immigration.
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But Mr. McCormick's plotting, with its florid back stories and unsurprising revelations, is ploddingly predictable.
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He began plotting my day backward from my last possible arrival time at the airport.
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He wants a straight elevation without any dissent — not that M.B.N. was plotting anything anyway.
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He was largely raised in exile while his father was plotting to overthrow Mr. Mobutu.
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Sefilian is accused by the authorities in the ex-Soviet state of plotting civil unrest.
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When it became clear the prophecy was true, Mr. Hinton started plotting his next move.
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Qassem Soleimani was plotting against four embassies when Trump ordered an airstrike that killed him.
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Then again, they've had their hands full lately plotting their now-Queen supported bombshell move.
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North Korea accused South Korea and the U.S. of plotting to kill Kim Jong-un.
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The arrestee in that case was suspected of plotting to bomb synagogues and LGBTQ nightclubs.
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In them, Dershowitz again accused Boies and his associates of plotting extortion and encouraging perjury.
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Mr. Khan had pleaded guilty to plotting terrorist attacks, and served eight years in prison.
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A member of National Action is also facing trial for plotting to kill an MP.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Uber may be plotting an exit from India's food delivery market.
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Bannon is plotting — laying the groundwork for primary challengers to a slate of GOP incumbents.
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Even before Obamacare was signed into law, Republicans were plotting how to get it overturned.
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But the interpretation of an election can be important for plotting party strategy going forward.
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I'm now imagining one of those political compass charts and plotting where each instrument goes.
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He had financed political opponents and been accused of plotting the murder of the Saudi king.
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The next morning, Agatha and Dorcus are plotting revenge for what they learned in the woods.
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Maurice "Mom" Boucher, meanwhile, was recently charged with plotting a murder from within his jail cell.
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And it ought to be—Wright's been plotting it ever since he heard "Bellbottoms" in 1995.
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Democrats, as is normal for an opposition party shut out of power, are plotting their resistance.
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The idea that I am constantly plotting dirty tricks against my political opponents is a misnomer.
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He told me to go myself because he was plotting the slow death of our porter.
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Christmas passed with the mercenaries sharing their whiskey and plotting how exactly they should kill Mayo.
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But, at its core, Cruel Intentions is about two step-siblings plotting to do the nasty.
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Now that you're armed and ready, fire up your Zara apps and start plotting your attack.
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But some of the abandoned setups feel like plotting that could use a little more tightening.
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Three men convicted of plotting to bomb Somali refugees say they were encouraged by Trump's rhetoric.
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Latest reports suggest devious aunts and uncles everywhere are plotting to buy Yellies for your kids.
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The twist: Rivian is also plotting a B2B play to share its technology with other companies.
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They were suspected of plotting an attack in Berlin, the police said Friday in a statement.
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The group decided that sinister forces must be at work, no doubt plotting against the country.
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The junta has accused opponents of plotting to disrupt the funeral, but has provided no evidence.
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Such a system could help the president shoot down potential coup-plotting airmen in the future.
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Dollar Tree is also plotting aggressive expansion, with plans for 225 new stores this fiscal year.
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They keep plotting, and this has been going on for so long and everybody knows it.
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Cold-pressed upstart Joe & the Juice is reportedly plotting a $1.5 billion IPO later this year.
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As will be plain to see in the coming days, no such plotting was ever afoot.
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If he was indeed plotting and aiming to distract, what was he trying to distract from?
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Other groups believe a shadowy elite is plotting to rule the world through one tyrannical government.
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Many in western Libya suspect Haftar, a former Gaddafi ally, of plotting to take power nationally.
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Not everything has to have the straightforward, meat-and-potatoes plotting of something like The Americans.
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When Seismic sat down to start plotting what Revelations would be, a checklist quickly came together.
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As long as online data exists, someone will be out there plotting ways to steal it.
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That's not the face of a woman rising above her anger but someone who is plotting.
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Corbyn responded by firing Benn, who media reports had suggested was plotting an anti-Corbyn coup.
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Lindsay Lohan might be plotting a return to acting — and it's not for just any role.
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First state-run media called the land-reform protesters "provocateurs" financed by Western conspirators plotting revolution.
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Heading home for the winter, the Houston Astros are already plotting a triumphant return in 2019.
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And they sit atop America's political class, consolidating power and plotting to win the next fight.
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The next step was just taking those tags and actually plotting them out on a map.
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While you were grilling in the backyard last night, they were plotting, in effect, a coup.
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They were meeting in back rooms plotting ways to kill any legislation the new president proposed.
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Wladimir Klitschko is plotting a spectacular comeback to the sport of boxing, he told Business Insider.
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"Hassan was believed to have been plotting attacks targeting U.S. citizens in Mogadishu," the statement added.
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As the episode goes on, Ms. Kardashian West's ire rises — clearly, she is plotting her moves.
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CBS and Viacom have agreed to tie the knot and are already plotting their next merger.
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With Congress likely unable to override Trump's vetoes, lawmakers have already begun plotting their next steps.
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Their jailed leader, Sefilian, is accused by the ex-Soviet state's authorities of plotting civil unrest.
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The show is based on a Brazilian series, which alleviates some of the concerns about plotting.
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The front-runner has a right to be paranoid, with everyone plotting to steal his prize.
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However, Macdonald's work has greater emotional depth, and unlike Chandler, he was an ace at plotting.
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Saudi officials have for years denied that their government had any role in plotting the attacks.
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"They were plotting against my election," Trump said, in perhaps the biggest of the four lies.
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You rule your kingdom, but you find out that your only son is plotting against you.
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Police recently arrested three men said to be plotting attacks on nightspots and a Hindu temple.
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But how does one go about plotting them out on the small pages of a comic?
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Otherwise, conservatives would be plotting ways to take back the White House from President Hillary Clinton.
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He could justify Renshaw's jailing—he was actively plotting murders, and he was an alleged pedophile.
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US agencies -- plotting Trump's overthrow, or is that a concoction to quash scrutiny of the President?
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He was accused of plotting to blow up bridges, power lines and a statue of Lenin.
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But when he began plotting his return, he did not want to forget about the pitch.
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Kent doesn't play games with the whodunit plotting, and the novel's water imagery is properly eerie.
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App developers probably are already plotting yet another brain-exercise product based on the latest science.
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Days after the 2016 election, Thiel officially joined the team plotting Trump's transition to the presidency.
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Now the trial lawyers in the case of the five people charged with plotting the Sept.
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Steven and I, both as opinionated as we are controlling, had exhausted ourselves plotting this trip.
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The jealous opposition parties joined shadowy outside actors in plotting the downfall of Turkey's great revival.
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A U.S. State Department travel advisory warned of the danger of "terrorist groups" plotting more attacks.
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Russia in its turn has accused Ukraine of plotting with the West to provoke a crisis.
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She was accused of plotting to overthrow the government and sentenced to five years in prison.
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Now that I am older I have a deeper appreciation for Alcott's plotting, pacing and writing.
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Gulen, who is based in the United States, and his followers have denied plotting the coup.
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A teenager in New York has been arrested and accused of plotting an ISIS-inspired attack.
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She accused him of plotting a coup, and he accused her of trying to kill him.
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This doesn't mean plotting every word in advance, or memorizing (or reading from) a prepared statement.
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Even if he or she secretly is plotting to destroy Social Security and deport all puppies.
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On Twitter, Trump justified the assassination by claiming that Suleimani "was plotting to kill many" Americans.
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His estranged wife told investigators that she believes he and Fotis were plotting to kill her.
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The book is especially valuable for plotting the developments on a timeline of Russian domestic politics.
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Antonio, with all his steely plotting, is the one to go home during the next elimination.
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Hussain's job was to locate Muslims who may be plotting against the United States, records show.
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The one that has you plotting dramatic "I quit" scenarios while you're taking your morning shower.
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Or what about the "avid" Trump supporter convicted of plotting to kill Muslim refugees in Kansas?
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Of most concern would be any Iranian-backed terrorist plotting against the United States homeland directly.
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He was jailed for plotting to overthrow Mr. Erdogan before his conviction was quashed in 2014.
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He was targeted for his role in the Islamic State's external terrorist-attack plotting, said Col.
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What is not publicized, they say, is how many attacks are prevented in the plotting phases.
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Until the start of a trial — the trial of the men accused of plotting the Sept.
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In March, 2015, Leshchenko got a tip that Kolomoisky was plotting to seize control of Ukrnafta.
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Hussain was charged with finding Muslims who might be plotting against the United States, records show.
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"They had been plotting for a while to do this," Deputy Deborah Burchett said, WDTN reports.
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Though when your friends are the ones plotting your demise, you don't need enemies at all.
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Aggressively entertaining plotting is paired with the kind of dialogue for which readers love Don Winslow.
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Dozens of Venezuelan military officers have been detained in recent months on suspicion of plotting coups.
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Trump has previously claimed, without evidence, that Soleimani was plotting an imminent attack on U.S. embassies.
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Trump has also claimed, without evidence, that Soleimani was plotting an imminent attack on U.S. embassies.
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People hated it, complaining in particular about convoluted plotting, questionable casting and an unrelentingly bleak tone.
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Google is plotting ways to replicate, with Android, Apple's tight control over messaging on the iPhone.
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So this is a rare opportunity to hear directly from the man plotting Apple's media moves.
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When I turned it off, I was plotting how to find more time to play Vampyr.
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This setting, which speaks to medicine's staid past, recently became the backdrop for plotting medicine's future.
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Prosecutors said they had "converging indications" that led them to believe the man was plotting an attack.
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But the top people were horrible, you look at what happened, they were plotting against my election.
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Now Gypsy is serving 10 years in prison for plotting her her mother's murder in June 2015.
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Plankton, the business rival of Mr. Krabs, is always plotting ways to take down the Krusty Krab.
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Although I think ... We wouldn't blame the telephone because people were plotting a robbing over the phone.
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A host of functions, equations, and data plotting tools are supported, and it'll do simple sums too.
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Or that Justice League earned that 40% all by itself, with its aimless plotting and sloppy characterization.
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Such careful plotting about debate guests seems to be a more recent phenomenon and people are noticing.
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Sure, the owls may be plotting a takeover of humanity but it's all fun and games, apparently.
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It also accuses Washington of sheltering a cleric it blames for plotting a failed coup in 2016.
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Is the Biebs plotting some sort of collaboration with West, who is reportedly teaming up with Drake?
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But the suspicion about right-wing plotting remains as current on the left as, well, Mrs. Clinton.
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The government accused him of plotting a white supremacist attack, but he wasn't specifically charged with terrorism.
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But compared to its predecessor, Guardians 2 has a hollow emotional core, and the plotting feels clumsy.
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She also caught Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime Lannister) and Pilou Asbaek (Euron Greyjoy) plotting to overthrew Cersei.
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And though Trump may be relying more on erratic behavior than cynical plotting, we're still paying attention.
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BLANKFEIN: NOT UNLESS THERE IS SOME INTERNATIONAL KABOL WHO IS MEETING BEHIND CLOSED DOORS PLOTTING MY DESTRUCTION.
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Vollmer told Hittson that Utterbeck was plotting to kill the two of them, according to court records.
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Meanwhile, the Cali Cartel is plotting how to bring in millions — billions — of dollars from cocaine sales.
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Players are already plotting to get around the NFL&aposs new ban on the National Anthem protest.
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Mr Sirisena may also mistrust Indian advice: he has accused Indian agents of plotting to kill him.
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He makes the plan seem like a sensible strategic discussion between two allies plotting their course together.
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Interior Minister Olga Sanchez said the government intended to hold accountable those responsible for plotting the murder.
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"I started plotting ways to become the immortal mutant cyborg I always wished I was," he said.
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Just last episode, Donathan had been plotting with his ally Laurel on how to vote Chris out.
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By the end, the only senior official plotting to defend Reince — and destroy Mooch — was Steve Bannon.
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This means khaleesi is on land, which means she's clearly plotting her first move to reclaim Westeros.
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With Valentine's Day around the corner, many people are plotting displays of affection for their significant others.
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But also why don't you apologize for saying we were plotting to have a go at you.
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The clip shows Richard plotting and conniving, giving us a glimpse of his bloodthirsty battle for power.
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Maduro says the opposition is a coup-plotting elite seeking to topple him by sabotaging the economy.
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The Dutch were agonising over multiculturalism while Angela Merkel was still plotting her ascent to the Bundeskanzleramt.
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If Scandal really is plotting an Olitz reunion, I know the perfect house in Georgetown for them.
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Plotting to collude with governments to censor the internet never goes down well, especially in double helpings.
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Thankfully, we've assembled every person who's been an "A" or helped the plotting figure terrorize the Liars.
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The very anonymity of leakers makes it easy to portray them as shadowy conspirators plotting against him.
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However, Grace said on Sunday Mnangagwa had always been plotting against her husband, even months after independence.
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He's plotting their escape from the surrounding walkers, but she's scared and would rather be left behind.
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In the ants' case, one stalwart queen stowed away underground could undo everything Boser had been plotting.
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After years of plotting and planning, Boser hoped to strike the indomitable ants a killing blow. Maybe.
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Aeropostale had accused Sycamore of plotting a 'loan-to-own' scheme to push the chain into bankruptcy.
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Some Freedom House residents are plotting how to collect evidence to corroborate their applications for refugee status.
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Now, following the excited reception of her early work, the artist is plotting what will come next.
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Prosecutors said she was captured on video and audio plotting to have her husband Michael Dippolito killed.
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Chuck exposes Axe plotting the whole evil plan, and the season ends with the villain—temporarily—vanquished.
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Many Lebanese were shocked that a man convicted of plotting terrorist attacks could be released on bail.
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Moreover, bad actors may be plotting how to seize advantage during this self-inflicted window of vulnerability.
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The subjects in all of these cases had been convicted of carrying out or plotting terrorist attacks.
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For years the president, an Islamist, has accused secular forces of plotting to undermine or overthrow him.
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This has fueled speculation, denied by Vivendi, that it may be plotting a hostile takeover of Mediaset.
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In another Shakespearean reference, Ms.Vine has been lampooned on social media as a pushy, plotting Lady Macbeth.
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Insurance startup Lemonade has postponed IPO plans after plotting an offering for this year, Dakin Campbell reported.
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She was convicted of plotting to overthrow Iran's clerical establishment and sentenced to five years in jail.
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Before she was brushing shoulders with America's political leaders, Melania Trump was plotting pranks with pop stars.
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In this case they are strategizing, planning, plotting to continue to keep a stranglehold on the city.
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Sandoval created that panel in 2015 to begin plotting to bring an NFL franchise to Las Vegas.
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Finally, Queen of Thorns Olenna Tyrell and off-brand Lannister, Uncle Kevan, seem to be plotting together.
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The vicious, but comical series of events leaves the singer plotting her revenge, and ends in tragedy.
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Quick take: The proposed trips also stoke speculation Zuckerberg might be plotting a run for political office.
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Ankara also accuses Washington of sheltering a cleric it blames for plotting a failed coup in 2016.
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Since last month, a number of people have been arrested and charged with plotting to destabilize Comoros.
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Some players have begun practicing their end zone moves and plotting little pieces of team performance art.
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The returning cast, though, still offers the value that the show's writing and plotting can't consistently deliver.
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He's no paragon of deceit, which requires more plotting, patience and discipline than he could ever muster.
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She was accused of plotting to overthrow Iran's government and ultimately sentenced to five years in prison.
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Illustrating the high stakes, the Sunday Times reported that senior ministers were plotting a "coup" against May.
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Armed with tangible evidence that he was plotting murder, the feds brought the zoo owner into custody.
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Now imagine someone plotting a graph who encounters such episodes from a more privileged or isolated perspective.
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Jauhiainen went to the Philippines to meet Jaubert and the three of them began plotting the escape.
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Tancredi suggests that Lazzaro exploits no one, before then enlisting his help in plotting Tancredi's own kidnapping.
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And now he's yelling about immigrants and gang violence and people plotting to tear "our statues" down.
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"This defendant has admitted to plotting a terrorist attack in downtown Toledo," U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman said.
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While the U.S. is engaged in fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria, Iran is plotting attacks. Gen.
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Less than two weeks after leaving Koh Lipe, I'm already plotting a return trip to the island.
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In 19703, a New York chapter was raided by the F.B.I. for plotting to overthrow the government.
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On Tuesday he displayed a chart plotting talent against the likelihood of being jailed for bad behavior.
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One can easily imagine a candidate in 2020 plotting to prepare a "shimmy moment" for the stage.
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If he doesn't, he risks the Islamic State holding on to its base for plotting terrorist attacks.
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Last year one, Naa'imur Rahman, was convicted of plotting to kill the then prime minister, Theresa May.
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Qassem Soleimani, the leader of the Quds Force, who is accused of plotting imminent attacks on Americans.
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Saudi officials have for years denied their government had any role in the plotting of the attacks.
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GUANTÁNAMO BAY, Cuba — Cheryl Bormann, a lawyer for one of the men accused of plotting the Sept.
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The retailer is plotting a turnaround under new CEO Mark Tritton, who took the helm in November.
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And I specifically mean "storytelling," the craft of plotting and making a narrative exciting for a player.
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Qassem Soleimani was plotting attacks against four US embassies when Trump ordered an airstrike that killed him.
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Qasem Soleimani himself was plotting a large-scale attack on American interests and those attacks were imminent.
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In this formulation, elites are a destructive, condescending collective, plotting against the beleaguered masses outside their ranks.
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But she came away from the experience coveting Nintendo's new cardboard creations and plotting a Switch purchase.
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In 1995, John is a preteen ruffian in LA and Sarah's plotting her escape from the hospital.
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This week: the Bon Appétit YouTube channel's new miniseries plotting out how to cook the perfect Thanksgiving.
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Trump is planning to spend more than two weeks at his Florida resort plotting his Senate defense.
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She's plotting her next move, trying to navigate past her anxieties over control and failure and competence.
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Here is a graphic plotting Sterling's move versus election odds: Additional reporting by Charles Mikolajczak, Saqib Iqbal
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Here is a graphic plotting Sterling's move vs election odds: Additional reporting by Saqib Iqbal Ahmed, Gertrude
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Later in the season, Arya overhears him and Varys plotting in the dungeons of the Red Keep.
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European countries are plotting a crackdown on the digital currency bitcoin as its value hits record highs.
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CBS executives have been dissatisfied with the show's ratings performance, and they are now plotting further changes.
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However, New Yorker writer Ronan Farrow's account of this plotting does break new ground in two ways.
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But Netanyahu accused his former ally of plotting to oust him from office out of personal spite.
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While there, Mr. Amri was placed under surveillance on suspicion of plotting an attack, Mr. Jäger said.
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A German official said prosecutors had been observing him on suspicion that he was plotting an attack.
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It was such perfection in both plotting and prose that I knew I could never match it.
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Its leader, Kem Sokha, is in jail, accused of plotting to overthrow the government with American support.
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I started plotting my escape and secretly squirreled away money to buy a flat of my own.
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In 2013, he was executed for treason, accused of plotting a coup as his nephew consolidated power.
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The established carmakers are plotting to dominate the luxury electric field, taking market share away from Tesla.
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In May 2011, Ahmed Ferhani was arrested on state terrorism charges for plotting to attack a Jewish synagogue.
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While that's largely the fault of dull writing and plodding plotting, though, Iron Fist himself hasn't been helping.
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In 2017, nearly 500 people accused of plotting to overthrow the Turkish government appeared in a mass trial.
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Maduro last month accused the United States and neighboring Colombia of plotting to invade Venezuela, without providing evidence.
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Instead of plotting takedowns, focus on transforming an area of life that's in need of an extreme makeover.
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The CNRP was banned after its leader, Kem Sokha, was arrested for allegedly plotting treason with American help.
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Paris also accused Tehran on Tuesday of plotting to bomb an opposition rally in Paris earlier this year.
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They accuse Allie of plotting to steal the upcoming mayoral election with advisor/new partner Will (Jacques Colimon).
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Then, you realize the Lannisters are plotting against Sansa at the exact moment she's getting close to Loras.
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They were also accused of plotting to kill Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak during his U.S. visit in 1993.
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This weekend it emerged members of her own Cabinet were openly plotting to oust her as prime minister.
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Fitting after this week's news that some of these accused men are plotting their return to public life.
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It promises education for girls in the most remote villages, but also connects terrorists, plotting an ocean away.
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The huge set piece battles, multiple viewpoints, and plotting feels like it would translate well to other mediums.
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"We are specifically targeting cells, groups, and individuals who we expect are plotting to export terror," he added.
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Back in Washington, Republican lawmakers were plotting their biggest standoff with their party's leader since he was elected.
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Clinton herself went to work for Obama as secretary of state while plotting her comeback to electoral politics.
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It's a testament to Dream Daddy's writing and plotting that I consider that playthrough, rejection or not, canon.
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In the past such frail leaders would have made easy pickings for a young upstart plotting a coup.
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The correspondence also confirmed our intelligence showing that attacking Americans on American soil was central to their plotting.
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Prime among these is projection: a willingness to imagine that everybody shares their taste for back-room plotting.
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He faces a separate, implausible charge of plotting a coup that could see another sentence slapped on top.
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In addition, nine Minnesota men face sentencing on terror charges for plotting to join the Islamic State group.
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Miyegombyn Enkhbold, the speaker of parliament, has been accused of—and has denied—plotting to sell government positions.
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"Apparently one of my daughters is plotting to take over," the Divorce star told Entertainment Tonight on Wednesday.
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But I can tell you, at this point, I&aposm not plotting or planning anything like that, Chris.
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Later that day another family apparently plotting a similar attack accidentally killed themselves at their home near Surabaya.
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And if you and your peeps want to change the world, set your sights high and get plotting!
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Those in their 20s are plotting second careers in other international institutions, the private sector or domestic politics.
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The preparations come amid fears ISIS is plotting an attack somewhere around the world from inside the city.
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In February 303, Russia arrested seven alleged ISIS militants who were plotting attacks in St. Petersburg and Moscow.
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What we found by plotting a sample of the transformed routes was the intrinsic variability in human routes.
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Sources say Lyft has been plotting an expansion to Australia and Mexico, which would increase its cash burn.
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An armed group was plotting car bomb attacks in a province near Bangkok, Thailand's national security head said.
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"Not unless there is some international cabal who is meeting behind closed doors, plotting my destruction," he joked.
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As fan theories go it's pretty intricate, but the plotting in Rick and Morty is exactly that - intricate.
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But the state GOP is plotting a comeback in 210, even using the Green New Deal against Democrats.
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A Singaporean militant was accused of plotting to crash a hijacked plane into the city's airport in 2002.
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To Republicans, she is a useful bogeyman, the wealthy San Francisco liberal forever plotting to raise your taxes.
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He's often plotting his own jailbreak—delivery from the crowd—or cajoling someone to sneak off with him.
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Currently, over 1 million people are actively plotting to "storm" the base in an attempt to see aliens.
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Still, officials are plotting for the bird's capture — and their current plan will require a lot of space.
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Congressional offices are already plotting how they might address major environmental issues largely overlooked by the Republican leadership.
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Among the winners for the BJP was a Hindu ascetic accused of plotting a bomb attack on Muslims.
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It has a wonderful sense of gallows humor, for instance, and the soap opera plotting is really great.
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Kem Sokha, leader of the CNRP, was arrested for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government with U.S. help.
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But the special counsel's investigation — both its findings and timing — complicate both parties' political plotting through the fall.
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Plaintiffs lawyers, the states warned, are already plotting how to use the Connecticut ruling to launch suits elsewhere.
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Kem Sokha was accused of plotting with foreigners to oust Hun Sen - a charge he dismissed as nonsense.
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Lately, people have inundated her with accusations that Muslims are milking the welfare system and plotting against Danes.
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But it also has depth and potency, particularly in its character development, if not always in its plotting.
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The Gulenist movement is widely suspected of infiltrating and plotting to exploit state institutions for its sectarian purposes.
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If you miss the intricate plotting, unholy alliances, and fascinating depravity of "Breaking Bad," give "Wentworth" a try.
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Now here is Tombs' most recent chart plotting the history of a sitting government's majority in parliament vs.
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This year, a coalition of centrist Republicans and Democrats are plotting new tax hikes to plug those holes.
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Next steps: With Congress likely unable to overturn Trump's vetoes, lawmakers have already begun plotting their next steps.
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Everett points out that it left Julia alone and isolated in her "plotting" to bring Diaz's character down.
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If prior studies of octopuses mean anything, these humble squishes are probably plotting to take over the world.
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Love & Friendship follows the always-plotting widow Lady Susan Vernon, played with a devilish edge by Kate Beckinsale.
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Which is good, because in the Westeros, "hanging out" basically means plotting to off the ones you hate.
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Strategic Marks, which acquired the KB Toys trademark in 2016, is now plotting to revive the toy store.
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In the cutthroat world of Game of Thrones, the moment someone crosses you, you start plotting your revenge.
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Most notably, Google is plotting to turn Tez Google Pay into an all-encompassing payment app for India.
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"There were eight white males that was supposedly plotting to sabotage and to follow me out," Boyd said.
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Maduro has accused Guaido and US President Donald Trump of plotting a coup to oust him from power.
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The warrant, issued by the government on Friday, accused Jaffar of "plotting against the authority of the state".
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He has been in hiding since being sacked last week, raising speculation he was plotting to oust Mugabe.
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Outside, a young man said his father had been beheaded for plotting to join an anti-ISIS militia.
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Now, from his law office in the pine belt of southern Mississippi, Mr. McDaniel is plotting his revenge.
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Currently living in exile, he was accused by Israel in 2014 of plotting a coup against Mr. Abbas.
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This is not because a cabal of YouTube engineers is plotting to drive the world off a cliff.
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GUANTÁNAMO BAY, Cuba — The military judge presiding in the trial of five men accused of plotting the Sept.
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Accused of corruption and plotting against the Communist Party, Mr. Sun was also sentenced to life in prison.
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President Trump has accused China of "ripping off our country" and plotting to grow stronger at America's expense.
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"I think she and her advisers will be in a room tonight, plotting how to bring everything back."
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In the 1960s, a small circle of Muslim Brothers were arrested for plotting to reestablish an armed wing.
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According to prosecutors, the girls were part of a small cell that was plotting to overthrow the government.
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He said at least three distinct groups within the Venezuelan military had been plotting against the Maduro government.
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They announced they were plotting a coup against President Nicolás Maduro, and requested telecommunications support for that purpose.
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Even when he's plotting the most horrible of actions, he has fine, bright fur and an expressive face.
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Trump said on Friday Soleimani had been plotting "imminent and sinister" attacks on U.S. diplomats and military personnel.
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Having wrapped up Season 2, he's plotting his next moves (and being compared to 1970s-era Woody Allen).
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He was targeted for his role in the Islamic State's plotting of attacks around the world, said Col.
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Even after impeachment wraps up, the groups are plotting how to turn impeachment into a campaign talking point.
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A magistrate who ordered the searches say the two may have been plotting an attack in the nation.
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Another member was arrested in Wisconsin, and was allegedly to commit murder and plotting to overthrow the government.
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The aim of their plotting, General Apirat confided, was nothing less than the toppling of Thailand's sacred monarchy.
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My husband, David Webster, is a nonstop reader and is especially good at plotting, which I am not.
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DOT PLOT A dot plot shows the distribution of quantitative data by plotting points on a number line.
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GUANTÁNAMO BAY, Cuba — After 183 rounds of waterboarding, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the man accused of plotting the Sept.
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A military judge said he would decide before the trial of five men accused of plotting the Sept.
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He was never charged with murder, but was convicted of seditious conspiracy for plotting to overthrow the government.
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Only then can you start plotting cases over time to see the shape and scope of an epidemic.
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I counted the time — two hours — until he would need another bottle, plotting how I'd make it downstairs.
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Managers, coaches and front-office executives were armed with only modest information for plotting strategy and making trades.
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You can see the problem a little better by plotting the vertical velocity as a function of time.
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Nick Saban, who was on the sideline in New Orleans on Monday, is plotting a comeback at Alabama.
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Most Islamic State leaders and personnel responsible for administering the caliphate and plotting attacks have evacuated the city.
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The conversations back up Yovanovitch&aposs testimony, showing Parnas and his associates plotting to "get rid" of her.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper says he didn't see specific evidence Iran was plotting to strike 4 US embassies
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But it was very clear: Qasem Soleimani himself was plotting a broad, large-scale attack against American interests.
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A slow start and awkward plotting doesn't stop the movie, and these characters, from soaring in the end.
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As I have been briefed, he was plotting further attacks against Americans at the time of his death.
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CNRP leader Kem Sokha was arrested for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government with U.S. help last year.
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We considered the characterization, the performance, the plotting – but mostly, it just came down to gut-level preferences.
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How will he know whether the Islamic State or Al Qaeda is plotting another 9/11-style attack?
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Brunson has been held in Turkey since 2016 on charges of espionage and coup plotting, allegations he denies.
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There, more than a year ago, he immersed himself in reading history, collecting images and plotting transcontinental travels.
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In Oxfordshire, far from Silicon Valley, the Countess of Weymss and March is plotting the future of microdosing.
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Read more: SoftBank-backed insurance startup Lemonade has postponed IPO plans after plotting an offering for this year.
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Big bank lobbyists are plotting a Hill strategy to further derail other tech companies from following Rakuten's lead.
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Mr. Susini had separately said that the Secret Army first began plotting de Gaulle's murder in late 1961.
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"It had obviously spent a fair bit of time running around crazy, plotting its escape," Mr. Barnett said.
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I think you're defining "plotting" too narrowly there, but there is certainly a difference in terms of degree.
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Then his torturers made him choose: Give up his colleagues and confess to plotting, or face further abuse.
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If you've been plotting a major life change or career shift, Aries, now is an astrologically advantageous time.
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The U.S. State Department on Friday updated its travel advice on Russia, saying terrorist groups were plotting attacks.
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It promises education for girls in the most remote villages, but also connects terrorists plotting an ocean away.
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The police tried to set me up so many times ... 1 million percent they are plotting on you.
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The video breaks down the plotting and visual layout of the page, analyzing why it works so well.
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He and his co-defendants would plead not guilty, while admitting proudly to plotting against the South African state.
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Thematic programming, long a factor in the plotting of classical concerts, became all the rage a few decades ago.
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Maduro frequently accuses the United States and the right-wing government in neighboring Colombia of plotting to overthrow him.
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It's hard to imagine anyone but hardcore Potterheads getting emotionally involved in this film's convoluted plotting and ancestral reveals.
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Mark Steven Domingo, a former US Army soldier, was arrested and charged with plotting terror attacks in Southern California.
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Emily: I think I contribute plotting, the structure of the story, and the sense of pacing in a story.
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Lies banks more on talent and dazzling cinematography than it does on plotting, and that suits us just fine.
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Along with makeup artist Quinn Wilson, Lizzo started plotting a way to boost her shine, both aesthetically and internally.
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All of Silicon Valley's breathless plotting amounts to a seesaw, bouncing up and down within a safely fixed range.
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"This was a group that was plotting certain operations inside Jordan," Maaytah told pan-Arab news channel al-Hadath.
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His government soon began to show an authoritarian streak, prosecuting Mr Nasheed, among others, for plotting to overthrow it.
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With Donald Trump's path to 1,237 delegates in doubt, planning and plotting for a contested convention is well underway.
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Lately VMRO supporters have accused George Soros, a philanthropist named in many potty conspiracy theories, of plotting against them.
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Russia accuses Turkey of plotting to invade Syria, and is likely to blame Ankara if the partial truce collapses.
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Per the Reddit graph—which was made using plotting system ggplot2—Swift makes a whopping 13 references to alcohol.
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"I don't remember anything like this," Langer told reporters after plotting his way to a two-over-par 73.
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On arrival he and a friend were detained and interrogated for hours, as investigators accused them of plotting crimes.
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But now you'll be doing all of that while other players are out there, potentially plotting your (virtual) death.
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Lindsay Lohan is plotting her return to Hollywood with a social media reality series in the vein of Punk'd.
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Dallas Police Chief David Brown said he wanted to kill white cops -- and that he'd been plotting larger attacks.
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The government has tortured dozens of soldiers accused of plotting against it, according to Human Rights Watch, an NGO.
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This month, Hun Sen accused Sam Serey and his group of plotting attacks in Cambodia, calling him a "traitor".
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Intelligence reports indicate that militants are plotting to attack another city, Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said on Monday.
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Commentary: Putin's "simple but ruthless plotting" has made the latest Syria crisis all about Russia, writes columnist Peter Apps.
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Across town Jughead finds Tall Boy (Scott McNeil) with Ghoulie leader, Malachi, plotting an alliance against the North Side.
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Check out all the pizzerias participating in the holiday below and start plotting your end-of-summer celebratory slice.
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His bluntness suggests that he will call out any whizz-kid traders plotting to blow up the financial system.
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Then, another officer persuaded an inmate to report falsely that Mr. Thorton had talked of plotting against the officers.
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The U.S. State Department said in a travel advisory "terrorist groups" were possibly plotting more attacks in Sri Lanka.
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What's a little plotting to have an innocent woman burned at the stake when it's done for true love?
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Trump said it, it makes Obama look bad/plotting/evil and, for a decent chunk of people, that's enough.
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The machine keeps vibrating, the plotter keeps plotting, the engineers keep watching, and, eventually, Larry gives a thumbs-up.
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Sirisena has also accused Wickremesinghe and another Cabinet member of plotting to assassinate him, a charge Wickremesinghe repeatedly denied.
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"In the first month of [Trump's] office, in January of 2017, they were already plotting the impeachment," he alleged.
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Late last year Trump raised the idea of killing the families of those caught plotting against the United States.
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In real life, it's highly doubtful a faction of Illuminati-like evildoers is plotting a long-game terrorist attack.
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We saw his frustration with Wardog, and last week he totally missed that the women were plotting his downfall.
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And an immigrant child posing for a photo becomes a #ScaryImmigrant plotting to land an American husband for citizenship.
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Adherents still believe that the Queen controls the international drugs trade and is plotting to start World War Three.
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Majdoub said 10 Tunisians had been arrested but two foreigners who were suspected of plotting the killing had escaped.
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In the days after the Japanese surrender, might he have reached China or Russia, plotting a return to India?
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But we've now, I've now done the plotting properly, so we're pretty sure it's going to be five movies.
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Steyer is one of at least four California Democrats openly plotting a bid for the White House, alongside Sen.
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On his breakout hit, "Paranoid," he wonders if the women in his orbit are plotting a conspiracy against him.
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For starters, the Queen Mother didn't like Lord Mountbatten so the two of them plotting anything together is unlikely.
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Senior Conservative MPs are reportedly plotting to ask the Queen to travel to Brussels and request a Brexit extension.
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We can't know all its potential applications yet, but the Left has already started plotting to write the rules.
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In being capable of forming complex desires and intentions, they are capable of harboring malice and plotting against you.
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Since then, he had been plotting his revenge, and in November 1990 he challenged her for the party leadership.
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They try to balance these ideas with the suspense of Verloc's plotting and the progress of the police investigation.
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The ISIS member was plotting an attack on U.S. soil and hoped to have Jalloh and the informant help.
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The EU is preparing to delay Brexit until 210 and British lawmakers are plotting to scupper Boris Johnson's deal.
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Of the prisoners left at Guantanamo, 10 face charges in military commissions, including people accused of plotting the Sept.
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The evangelical Presbyterian pastor was charged with plotting to overthrow the Turkish government, disrupting the constitutional order and espionage.
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Opposition MPs led by Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn are plotting to block a no-deal Brexit on Halloween.
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The attacks came as the state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco has been plotting a massive initial public offering.
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A federal judge on Thursday agreed to release a Coast Guard lieutenant who was accused of plotting domestic terrorism.
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Berry has a keen instinct for plotting and pacing, knowing just what to reveal and how much and when.
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On Monday, the palace also announced that his royal consort — and longterm girlfriend — had been plotting against the queen.
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In 2008, still stinging from the Bush administration's rebuke, Viktor Orbán began plotting his return to power in Hungary.
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The Gulen movement has been on the defensive, accused of being a terrorist organization that is plotting a coup.
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Comey's FBI helped arrest dozens of young men accused of plotting attacks and providing support to foreign terror groups.
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Authorities said the two began plotting by text to kill her, with Jamie Silvonek urging Barnes to do it.
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Critics accused President Mohamed Morsi in 2013 of plotting to give part of Sinai to the Palestinian group Hamas.
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"In the context of a democratic society, the plotting ... can only be described as unacceptable," he told the court.
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Most conversations about Young Thug now sound like a couple of A&Rs plotting out their third-quarter calendars.
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They even offer context to each, say, smile, plotting out where and in what instance that smile was exchanged.
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Instead of plotting moments on a timeline, it builds a world for the viewer to experience on their own.
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As any cat owner knows, our feline friends spend an inordinate amount of time watching (read: plotting against) us.
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Maduro seems to welcome Trump's threat, though, as he's claimed for years that the US is plotting against him.
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Sure enough, the sun poked through the clouds and shined down on the park as the two began plotting.
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The quieter a Scorpio is, the bigger a plan you know they're plotting—and you're planning something huge today.
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The big picture: Experts tell Axios that, rather than plotting an attack, the Kremlin is sending a deliberate message.
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The relationship with the United States has been particularly dire after Cambodian accusations of U.S. plotting against Hun Sen.
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Thanks to some clever plotting — Mr. Gooding is credited alongside Eitan Gorlin with the script — the lucrative possibilities grow.
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At work, Mr. Shafer offers job interview advice to one student while plotting financial aid application strategies with another.
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On a recent evening, a group of musicians gathered in a circle outside the shelter, plotting their next moves.
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The Washington Post said the Freedom Caucus was "privately plotting" ways to force Ryan to adopt their hardline agenda.
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This latest issue will leave those jumping right in scratching their heads, but it's a masterclass in plotting dialogue.
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It's a rare piece of clumsy plotting from Egan, who usually knows better than to reduce people to symbols.
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Ms. Zaghari-Ratcliffe was sentenced to a five-year prison term on charges of plotting to overthrow Iran's government.
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In 2015, a man from Tennessee, Robert Doggart, was arrested and charged with plotting an attack on the community.
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He accused the same executives he says were plotting against him of running the Japanese automaker into the ground.
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A Belgian was recently arrested in Turkey, suspected of plotting a terrorist attack there, after spending years in Syria.
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Ocasio-Cortez said it is "patently false" to assume she will join the group plotting to overthrow Nancy Pelosi.
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Mr. Biti also accused the governing party of plotting to assassinate him and Mr. Chamisa — again without producing evidence.
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Finally, some neighbors are plotting what they'll sing together if and when they get shut in their houses together.
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Instead of dreaming big dreams and plotting world domination, these CEOs will enter self-preservation and cost-cutting mode.
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A man with far-right ties was jailed this year for plotting to murder a Labour lawmaker, Rosie Cooper.
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Rio, however clunky her book's characters and plotting can sometimes be, captures that, the exhilarating dummy immortality of youth.
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Critics accuse Putin, a former KGB officer, of plotting to stay on in some capacity after his term ends.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany plans to hold a summit aimed at plotting a path to peace in Libya on Jan.
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Last week, three men in its Georgia cell were arrested for plotting an assassination against Antifa members in Atlanta.
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The dialogue and plotting, while a cut above those in most children's television, also have a slightly generic quality.
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The White House, for its part, has already started quietly plotting out its strategy for a Senate impeachment trial.
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Is the prince plotting a dastardly surprise for the May 19 royal wedding of Ms. Markle and Prince Harry?
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Still, leaders and new players in that market are plotting expansions into men's wear, each on slightly different paths.
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Trump has said he believes that Soleimani may have been plotting attacks on as many as four U.S. embassies.
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She was accused of plotting to overthrow Iran's government, a charge her family and the foundation have vigorously denied.
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" He said the Iranian had "killed or badly wounded thousands of Americans" and "was plotting to kill many more.
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Trump echoed his secretary of state later Friday morning, tweeting that Soleimani "was plotting to kill many more" Americans.
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President Donald Trump echoed his top diplomat, saying on Twitter that Soleimani was "plotting to kill many more" Americans.
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A day after the Hill briefing, the President claimed that Soleimani was plotting to blow up several US embassies.
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The levels of player-to-player plotting appear to be rising, but much of this discourse is hardly new.
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NASA is plotting a return to the moon within a decade — but this time the astronauts will stay there.
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Republican insiders say there are more "faithless electors" like Mr. Suprun out there, quietly plotting to dump Mr. Trump.
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Uber and Lyft can see the writing on the wall — and the companies are already plotting their next move.
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One senior police officer says prison is ineffective if inmates can smuggle phones inside and continue plotting their activities.
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Ankara's blunt mayor added another theory: Mr. Gulen was planning to destroy the country's economy by plotting an earthquake.
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Prosecutors use other violations -- such as of weapons possession laws -- to charge people accused of plotting domestic terror attacks.
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Turns out your cat isn't plotting against you — they actually want to be your friend, a new study shows.
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To go with its bizarre plotting and shrill performances, the film seems to have been edited in a Cuisinart.
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Philippe, the grandson of the grandest king of all, France's Louis XIV, believes everyone is plotting to usurp him.
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Rather than dismissing it, Mr. Bonds "latched onto" the idea that someone was plotting against him, his girlfriend said.
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Parents preparing for a long car ride or airplane trip are like Army officers plotting a complicated land maneuver.
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In the interim, according to the Los Angeles Times, it seems the Buss boys have been plotting a coup.
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Rather than risk your neck, pop open a portal, see where they're hiding, and start plotting your next move.
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For example, plotting a social music network or developing websites that would let dance instructors share teaching tips and advice.
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Rather than plotting points on a political map, the designers Studio Moniker have instead opted to present a physical map.
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They&aposre all operating, they&aposre all plotting their next attack on our allies and next attack on this country.
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Both queens also spend considerable time plotting the conception of a suitable heir to extend their lineage in their absence.
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López Rivera wasn't charged directly in FALN's attacks but more broadly with charges of plotting to overthrow the US government.
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Instead of the "Salute to America" that he has proclaimed, Trump's critics fear he's really plotting a salute to himself.
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In other words, expect impressionistic plotting, sun-dappled scenery, and many, many shots of attractive people twirling, crying and laughing.
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Oh nothing, just some images that make it look as though jellyfish are plotting an overthrow of the human race.
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" Clapper added, "We continue to see evidence of plotting on the part of ISIL in (the UK, Germany and Italy).
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In his remarks, Obama said plotting a political path forward in Syria would also be on the agenda in Riyadh.
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At first it seems like he's going to tell her that he can't participate in any of this exposé plotting.
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Abbey helps explain why wilderness is worth protecting, while plotting the course of where we went wrong in protecting it.
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I spend my time planning and plotting and waiting for the year to end and the new one to come.
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Western intelligence officials believe Adnani oversees ISIS' external attack plotting and had command responsibility for the Paris and Brussels attacks.
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Mallozzi says he planned out a five-year arc from the beginning, plotting out the broad beats of each season.
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Months after this summer's brief but brutal fried chicken sandwich battle, rivals are diligently plotting to win the longer war.
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His government soon began to show an authoritarian streak, prosecuting Mr Nasheed, among others, for supposedly plotting to overthrow it.
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They also added geographical information, plotting the flow of linguistic change along the Pacific coast and through the river valleys.
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Eritrea responded by alleging that Sudan, along with Ethiopia and Qatar, was plotting to overthrow its president, Isaias Afwerki (pictured).
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"We've now — we can say — I've now done the plotting properly, so we're pretty sure it's gonna be five movies."
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Variety also reports that the writing staff of the show is currently plotting scripts in which Franco's characters are essential.
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She and fellow BP members were later arrested on charges of plotting to blow up department stores and police stations.
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Who knew that my gentle, feminist, rule-following fiancé was so capable of plotting such devious delights behind my back?
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The Castaños and Gilberto are plotting to do things without Judy; I already know this isn't going to end well.
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In 1996, soon after the previous emir took power, dozens of ex-military officers were charged with plotting a coup.
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The Information previously reported that Google was plotting a competing version of Echo, a portable speaker with voice assistant tech.
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During the campaign some of Mr Babanov's supporters were arrested, improbably enough, for plotting the violent overthrow of the state.
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Gillen is always more fun when he's plotting than when he's watching, and this episode is proof positive of that.
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While half the country was sound asleep Thursday night, Beyoncé was plotting the most major Instagram moment of the year.
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And those who run football in Iceland are already plotting how to use the exposure and extra cash from qualifying.
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The preparations come amid fears the terror group is plotting an attack somewhere around the world from inside the city.
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Happening now at the White House: a room full of men are plotting to take away maternity care #TrumpCare pic.twitter.
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No one could agree on who she was plotting against, but you could tell it was going to be bad.
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She became Vice President until she was purged by Robert Mugabe in 2014 for allegedly plotting against the longtime ruler.
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Mr Netanyahu repeatedly accused his rivals of plotting to form a coalition with "Arab parties that oppose the Jewish state".
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With its rapid-plotting and ever-shifting cast of characters, Grey's has explored topics and tragedies like no other show.
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We had a lovely time, but actually not very much together, because he is plotting it, and I'm uncovering it.
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Lucas Duplan, who founded Clinkle and made it into an object lesson in Silicon Valley overhype, is plotting a return.
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Police in Florida have arrested a 43-year-old man who they say was plotting to kidnap Lana Del Rey.
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Lesandro (pictured) was killed after he was mistaken for a Trinitario from a rival "set" the group was plotting against.
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So, after all that runaround, Mellie and Olivia end up together, drinking and plotting how Mellie can seize the presidency.
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The government said those taking to the streets were "terrorists" who were plotting to oust the president in a coup.
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Their main demand was to free Jirair Sefilian, an opposition leader whom the authorities have accused of plotting civil unrest.
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The Ohio governor said he won't be "plotting and scheming" against Trump, adding that he wants the president to succeed.
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The Washington Post reported Thursday that "several influential House conservatives" are plotting to challenge Speaker Paul Ryan's leadership this fall.
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Today, studios have begun plotting out "franchises" and entire "cinematic universes" before even dropping the puck on a first film.
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The latter may or may not be plotting to assassinate his niece, while the former is surprisingly kind to her.
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Money's important, but it's no more important than a lot of other factors when it comes to plotting your career.
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He abandoned that plan and began plotting an attack in the United States, according to a criminal complaint against him.
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And there's no guarantee that the members of Parliament plotting an anti-Corbyn coup will wind up with his scalp.
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Municipal elections are still eight months away, but Macron is already plotting a course to conquer cities big and small.
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For all its faults, for all its by-the-numbers plotting and soul-deep artificiality, it is a crowd pleaser.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen's government has accused the opposition leader of plotting with the United States to topple the government.
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Adeeb was sentenced to 15 years in jail in 2016 for allegedly plotting to assassinate the then-president Abdulla Yameen.
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Just days after his testimony, the F.B.I. charged a white supremacist in Colorado with plotting to blow up a synagogue.
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He prepped for every step of the journey, even plotting how he'd mount and dismount the ladder on the moon.
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Scar isn't skulking with a giant shadow behind him, but he's still plotting the death of his brother from above.
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Since getting out of jail last year, Blankenship has privately been plotting his comeback and looking to rehabilitate his image.
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" He then added, "We continue to see evidence of plotting on the part of ISIL in the countries you named.
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U.S. intelligence previously indicated Saudi officials were plotting to lure Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia in order to detain him.
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They were plotting to commit violence against another rival group, also under the Trinitarios gang, known as "Sunset," officials said.
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Wladimir Klitschko is plotting a spectacular comeback to a sport he once dominated, the former heavyweight champion told Business Insider.
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My colleague Sarah Lyall notes that Britain's politics have been dominated by elites feuding with, and plotting against, one another.
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"Of course, we know they are plotting something but the resources to stop them just aren't available," the official said.
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"She indicated that back home friend and foe are at her back plotting to bring her down," the paper said.
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It may have wrung the genre dry in the process — so far, its legacy is copycat series with impatient plotting.
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Though it was clearly a spoof, Mr. Winters took the job seriously, and closely studied Austen's plotting and character development.
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CBS and Viacom are already plotting their next acquisition, execs at the two companies suggested on a call this week.
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The White House said Russian officials, using the tip from the U.S., detained individuals plotting the attack in St. Petersburg.
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Hun Sen has accused the United States of plotting treason with opposition leader Kem Sokha, an accusation rejected by Washington.
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A man was reportedly arrested after authorities say he was plotting to throw explosive devices at people in Times Square.
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Joe Crowley on Thursday morning of plotting a third-party challenge to her in November, a charge Crowley vehemently denied.
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Read more: Take a look inside Walgreens' futuristic store where it's plotting new ways to take on Amazon and CVS
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He is plotting to expand his project to Maiko National Park to the south, where rebels are winning over conservation.
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These sanctions are perfect diversions and props for Erdogan to use to show how "outside" forces are plotting to ruin
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Not ideal dimensions for a swimming pool, but certainly ones worth keeping in mind when plotting out your office pool.
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There is the "ten page rule" of plotting in which something exciting happens every few minutes at a predictable timing.
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There's also the characterization and plotting, which are similar to other Kingdom Hearts games but turned up to the maximum.
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The channel played videos between its teen-centric programming and I was seriously plotting on Degrassi's pre-Drake Aubrey Graham.
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The king of Thailand abruptly removed his reported girlfriend's royal and military titles, accusing her of plotting against the queen.
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The extended time drew extra attention to the fact that "Gilmore Girls" is not great at scene-to-scene plotting.
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Plotting underway in Raqqa now, General Townsend said, "is not unlike what emanated from Manbij" before that city was retaken.
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He recalls a Los Angeles Times cartoonist portraying Reagan in a murky Munich beer hall plotting a fascist government overthrow.
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He was also accused of plotting to stop television and radio stations from hiring entertainers deemed unfriendly to the government.
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The owner of the Toys R Us brand name, Tru Kids, is also plotting a comeback for the bankrupted chain.
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But now, as the end of his ban from soccer approaches — it expires in October — Platini is plotting a comeback.
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Instead, we meet him in the mid-90s, pushed out the door as president of CNBC and plotting his comeback.
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Back to our story: Parker and her gang of outlaws are plotting one last score before retiring to their ranch.
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Where Legion's plotting is ultimately pretty simple, The Magicians keeps twisting itself into curlicues, tighter and tighter with every season.
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The "hockey stick" graph plotting the rapid rise in atmospheric temperatures about 24.3 years ago was first published in 2400.
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They were charged with incitement to commit a felony and plotting to commit treason, charges they say are without merit.
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He went to federal prison in 2004, serving sentences for racketeering, money laundering, extortion and plotting to kill Mr. Gravano.
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To many voters, she was a career politician who had been pining and plotting for the presidency her whole life.
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She was given a five-year prison sentence for what the Iranians called plotting the "soft toppling" of its government.
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These films varied in quality — some were admittedly entertaining — but they were formulaic when it came to plotting and casting.
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Stevens — the matriarch of Bentley, a longtime Division II power and 2014 national champion — was already plotting her midgame modifications.
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The story has nothing overtly to do with Shakespeare, though its title is an allusion to Lady Macbeth's deadly plotting.
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That led to representing other clients, including Gotti, who was convicted of plotting to murder Salvatore "Sammy the Bull" Gravano.
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Hun Sen has accused the United States of supporting the CNRP and plotting a "color revolution" to overthrow his government.
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The former commander told the Times at least three factions within the Venezuelan military were plotting against the Maduro government.
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And Israel's ambassador to Britain apologized over a recording of a senior diplomat plotting to "take down" senior British politicians.
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A National Front office in Paris where a French Stephen Bannon is plotting the final destruction of the European Union.
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The show is famous for its twisty plotting, intricate mythology, and its penchant for nudity and gritty, gore-soaked violence.
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If Australian news outlets and social media are to be believed, "20,000 anonymous clowns" are plotting a reign of terror.
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GUANTÁNAMO BAY, Cuba — A long-serving capital defense lawyer for one of the five men accused of plotting the Sept.
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Under presidents Obama and Trump, the United States has targeted in airstrikes those it suspected of plotting the Cole attack.
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Ramirez is plotting what she calls her "empire," and no, that doesn't include babies or weddings, at least not yet.
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This show covers everything there is to know about applying for the positions you want and plotting your career growth.
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Republican leaders have been plotting strategy and drafting legislation largely behind closed doors, with a final vote likely by Friday.
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It turns out you could never know that your partner is secretly plotting to overthrow you and get that crown.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that Soleimani had been plotting imminent attacks on American diplomats and military personnel.
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TA is plotting an alternative listing after regulators said they planned to ban companies involved in cryptocurrencies in the country.
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Some of Trump's backers wondered if the pair was privately plotting a Pence-Haley ticket, should Trump not seek reelection.
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But with Romney's claim to fame forgotten, his Republican friends accused Obama of plotting a "government takeover" of health care.
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But according to the Chamber, other plaintiffs' lawyers are busily plotting ways to undermine the prohibition on successive class actions.
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It accused Saraki of plotting to "foment violence in the legislative chamber all in a bid to stop his impeachment".
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The authorities said they had been watching him on suspicion of plotting an attack and almost deported him in June.
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But factions of defected officers have said they are plotting returns from elsewhere in the region to support Mr. Guaidó.
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He suggested that Mr. Northam's allies were plotting to keep him from assuming the governor's post if Mr. Northam resigned.
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The next, he is plotting a coup — potentially committing treason, a felony for which the law demands the death penalty.
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U.S.-based Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennyslvania since 1999, and his followers deny coup-plotting.
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Many Muslims are also spooked by the win of a Hindu ascetic accused of plotting a bomb attack on Muslims.
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He was accused of plotting kidnappings after writing online about eating his wife, but his conviction was overturned in 2014.
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For months, progressive lawmakers and activists have been plotting their next move to hold Trump accountable in the Middle East.
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Harry Potter had such a deft author, with near Dickens-level prose and plotting that that hadn't been seen before.
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Christie's And Then There Were None is distinctive for the coolness of its atmosphere and the intricacy of its plotting.
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The Koch brothers are today plotting a multi-million dollar assault on electric vehicles and the charging networks that support them.
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Reuters reported in September that Mnangagwa was plotting to succeed Mugabe, with army backing, at the helm of a broad coalition.
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