If I'm presenting masculine, he/him; if I'm presenting feminine, she/her; if I'm presenting in between, they/them.
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Not presenting: Casey Affleck will not be presenting the best actress prize at this year's Oscars.
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It's why seeing Lena Waithe being a butch-presenting, masculine-presenting beautiful black woman is huge!
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What happens when someone is more feminine-presenting in contrast to when someone is more masculine-presenting?
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Even though they were presenting rap music and alternative music, they were presenting them in a segregated way.
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And so I think that there is room for a third party presenting those, that's presenting that vision.
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NeuroQore presenting at IndieBio Demo Day 2017 NeuroQore presenting at IndieBio Demo Day 2017 NeuroQore is based on rTMS technology.
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Feminine-presenting [fem-uh-nin - pri-zent-ing] | adjective (feminine-presenting people) Describes someone who expresses gender in a feminine way.
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Masculine-presenting [mas-kyuh-lin - pri-zent-ing] | adjective (masculine-presenting people) Describes someone who expresses gender in a masculine way.
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"If it isn't presenting the information you think it should be presenting, or you don't think the information's accurate—fix it," said Salvaggio.
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But presenting both sides of the argument stops people from seeing just what the pollster is presenting and more accurately gauges their opinions.
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I think accurately presenting a trans character means not presenting them as perfect — I think there's been a pressure to do this with trans characters.
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She also helped leverage Dobrik into different hosting and presenting opportunities including hosting the 2019 Teen Choice Awards and presenting at the 2019 American Music Awards.
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A handful of these plates have been reproduced wholesale for the exhibit: a black-presenting toddler in a white dress, hair parted neatly down the middle; a white-presenting toddler cross-eyed and looking a bit dumbstruck as she clutches her hands; a black-presenting woman in a high collared dress looking austerely to the right of the frame; a black-presenting girl with heat curls looking straight on; a white-presenting woman, thin-lipped with hair pulled tightly back in a bun, gazing resolutely to the right; and so on.
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Espaivisor is one of about a dozen galleries that are presenting artists "in dialogue" with each other, rather than presenting group shows or focusing on a single artist.
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"I think people are getting more in touch with presenting their authentic personalities online rather than presenting what they feel like they should be on social media," she said.
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For one, it's presenting a model in the form of argument, rather than presenting original empirical research (with the logic that such a model will help frame further research).
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The term "masc 4 masc" is increasingly prevalent on dating sites for gay men as a way of prioritizing masculine-presenting people and filtering out more feminine-presenting ones.
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Sullivan is a transgender man who has now been pregnant and given birth twice, once when he was presenting as a woman and once when he was presenting as a man.
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After presenting several draft plans in the summer and fall, the city has delayed presenting a final plan to the Community Education Council, the volunteer body that votes on zone lines.
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Presenting the first poster of #Phillauri - releasing March 21!
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Presenting androgynously is not a requirement for this gender identity.
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It is not about medals but about presenting Paralympic sport.
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This method of presenting data makes it easier to digest.
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Host Douglas Fairbanks is pictured presenting him with the award.
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Whenever a celebrity pairing looks uncomfortable while presenting an award.
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Bitcoin does away with this by presenting an immutable ledger.
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Melania today was presenting the "International Women of Courage" award.
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Howard, on the other hand, is presenting during the show.
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Presenting rational arguments and evidence is important but often insufficient.
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Presenting a truly exhaustive history of colors might be impossible.
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They're presenting some of the research that they've been doing.
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Tilenius remembers presenting Google shopping to Sergey Brin in 2010.
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When presenting the ARM deal, he breezily dismissed his doubters.
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Presenting, (drumroll, please) It's Always Sunny in Tatooine — get it?
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" Lucas retorted: "Facts are what we are presenting to you.
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His lawyers are expected to start presenting evidence on Monday.
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You don't have any leadership role in presenting the facts?
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We look forward to presenting this evidence to the court.
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Presenting agenda: What are you telling yourself on the surface?
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But the Dawn Wall is presenting a new, unexpected challenge.
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"He's presenting Islam as it should be presented," she said.
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By presenting these names as art, I am honoring them.
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Unbound hammers this home by presenting players with false choices.
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Presenting "Speed Goggles," a series of short films about runners.
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So I wasn't presenting a fever when I went there.
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Mr. Manafort's lawyers rested on Tuesday without presenting a defense.
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He worried about presenting a "false hope" about his diagnosis.
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But Twain was certainly not alone in presenting this image.
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If you know you'll be presenting, it's a solid option.
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Presenting operas in nontraditional settings is becoming a new tradition.
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You know, it's presenting a human being in its whole.
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Still, the Republican candidates are presenting their cases to him.
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Emerging threats: Bacteria and fungus evolve quickly, presenting new challenges.
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Ms. Tandoh is not interested in presenting her own counterdiet.
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The Kochs, he said, deflected criticism by presenting upbeat messages.
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Democrats are now presenting broader, national plans for several reasons.
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It's as if they're presenting their poetic qualifications for inspection.
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But he is presenting a cautionary tale, not an escape.
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He is presenting his own line for the first time.
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Presenting the bouquet to his mother was Ms. Marshall. Mrs.
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Tim Allen wore his sunglasses while presenting a Golden Globe.
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You see it pretty often if a woman is presenting.
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I thought about ways of presenting it to the city.
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Voters watching the conventions will see a concentrated period of one candidate presenting herself as the steady hand running against the other candidate who is presenting himself as the much needed agent of change.
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Hyperloop One is in Washington on Wednesday, presenting to policy makers and others in the nation's capital details regarding its progress, and revealing 11 teams from the U.S. presenting proposed routes across 35 cities.
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I lost the weight, I started to get more comfortable expressing myself in a masculine way, and during that transition from feminine presenting to masculine presenting is really where the gym got really weird.
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"Some options are more feminine-presenting, while others are more masculine-presenting, which allows kids to combine the elements anyway they want to," said Kim Culmone, senior vice president of Mattel Fashion Doll Design.
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After all, many of them spent the first week of the impeachment trial complaining that Democrats weren't presenting new evidence, ignoring that they began the trial by voting to prevent Democrats from presenting new evidence.
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Some options are more feminine-presenting, while others are more masculine-presenting, which allows kids to combine the elements any way they want to, said Kim Culmone, senior vice president of Mattel Fashion Doll Design.
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"You'll definitely notice it because we're presenting it different," Prescott said.
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"They were presenting the Knickerbocker plan to the convention," Thorn said.
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The overwhelming majority of lesbians are not in fact masculine-presenting.
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When you find out Matt Le Blanc is presenting #TopGear pic.twitter.
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Adjustment Day is about presenting a pattern for gathering men together.
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How important is presenting this kind of representation to your audience?
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That we're presenting a fair and accurate view of the world.
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She works hard, especially when it comes to presenting snake imagery.
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How is the Fast & Furious franchise "presenting" Johnson and Statham's characters?
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The Google Home will be pretty subtle about presenting notifications, too.
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Others worried about presenting Israel as a militaristic, Sparta-like state.
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We started our presenting in a wide open, completely unrestricted space.
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The second shows Parks' Jobs presenting the original iPhone in 2007.
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Presenting a graphic novelist in a museum comes with its challenges.
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If you're only presenting one answer, it better not be junk.
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Maria Butina presenting a plaque to Oleg Volk in April 2015.
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MoneyLion wants to get people spending better by presenting information differently.
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Presenting them with a detailed proposed timeline could, hopefully, change that.
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Obedient in my farce, I pee again, presenting the stick: PREGNANT.
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And I see you guys guessing on who I am presenting….
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"Albums still matter," he said when presenting album of the year.
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But it mostly comes across as presenting women as really mean.
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Even the most seasoned speakers can get nervous prior to presenting.
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Journalists presenting SKAI's morning show were broadcasting live outside the building.
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What we're presenting to you is a golden retriever playing fetch.
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For the Barnes Foundation, presenting Urban Riders is a loaded decision.
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Hanks, 62, is presenting the life achievement award to Alan Alda.
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Fifteen startups spent the day presenting onstage in São Paulo, Brazil.
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"Simply presenting the plans clearly can make a difference," Wendel said.
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It's like Jeanie is presenting a version of Sidney for Sidney.
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Stacey sees the Italians presenting the show, they kiss cheeks twice.
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How are these institutions, as public resources, presenting diverse artistic voices?
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He questioned why Davis was presenting his research at Def Con.
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Presenting that as the assumed default is in itself an issue.
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He continued by presenting alleged evidence of their sometimes-contentious bond.
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We're not interested in presenting an idea if it's not delicious.
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You have to be presenting them as this evil Machiavellian threat.
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How are you actually presenting the music, rather than owning it?
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Instead, it obfuscated the news by presenting users with useless junk.
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Cordray will be presenting his semi-annual report on the bureau.
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Google isn't shy in presenting this as the best smartphone ever.
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They're not really presenting themselves because who wants to do that?
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Just coaching it along and presenting it as best we can!
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The next step is presenting it in a way they understand.
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The rapper said he was being attacked "for presenting new ideas."
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PowerPoint is one of the most popular tools for presenting information.
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Even now, he's presenting himself as somebody who can unite America.
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"You don't want to look disorganized while you're presenting your qualifications."
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Essentially he was presenting the debut of the new paint job.
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But now, the constantly changing rules are presenting a new challenge.
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I'm taking IKEA and I'm presenting it in my own way.
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It's, 'This is his crown jewel, presenting it to the world.
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And they're presenting the physical symptom, instead of the psychological distress.
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Mezi is presenting at the PhocusWright travel industry conference this afternoon.
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Ms. Acharia plans to keep presenting her with new investment ideas.
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Holes in bodies presenting as mounds and stripes of scar tissue.
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As an adult, I dreaded presenting my passport at airports abroad.
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Mr. Carter is uninterested in presenting a typical politician's varnished image.
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Gibney's new commissioning and presenting program focuses on developing artistic voices.
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"This virus is presenting us with an unprecedented threat," he said.
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Rent strikers in some communities are presenting landlords with clear demands.
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The company is presenting fewer than 60 opera performances this season.
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If I was a prosecutor, a lawyer, that's what I'm presenting.
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"You forgot something," he said, presenting her pen in outstretched hands.
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This was his first time presenting earnings for the Italian company.
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Can he deliver on policy details rather than presenting policy aspirations?
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I'm femme, presenting bisexual, in a partnership with a butch lesbian.
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His lawyers will begin presenting their defense later in the week.
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Ahead of the cast's presenting gig, the Lannisters hung out backstage.
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Presenting it as a foregone conclusion that Sanders lied was wrong.
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He acknowledged their reunion when presenting the award for best film.
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But more controversial aspects of her record are presenting potential obstacles.
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Still, Trump has blustered in public about presenting his own defense.
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Democrats will have no problem presenting evidence to support the indictments.
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They're just not really good at presenting things, particularly to politicians.
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Daley addresses this problem by presenting 2010 as an electoral outlier.
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Each of the three programs Dorrance Dance is presenting through Jan.
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What is it presenting to the world, projecting on the world?
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Presenting for your needy, impatient sweet tooth: the no-bake cheesecake.
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In one such picture, two white-presenting girls, perhaps sisters, with big dark-colored bows atop their heads, share a rectangular plate with a black-presenting girl who has a white bow clipped at her crown.
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Last year, fashion blogger and activist Alok Vaid-Menon gave it to us straight: "There is a material consequence to me presenting feminine, and there's not a material consequence to me presenting masculine," Vaid-Menon told Refinery29.
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Instead, they may fluctuate between presenting as feminine, masculine, neither, or both.
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This is my way of thanking them while also presenting my vision.
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Claire Danes will be presenting the Womenswear Designer of the Year award.
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The Administrative Committee of Guangzhou Nansha Development Zone will be presenting partner.
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The book has been criticized as presenting a racist view of immigration.
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She remains in jail and will start presenting her defense this week.
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" West also tweeted that he was "being attacked for presenting new ideas.
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The prosecution is not expected to finish presenting evidence until next month.
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He was presenting at an awards show, and the timing was convenient.
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Of the 10 companies presenting, just two were from the Bay Area.
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I probably overreacted with the pressure of presenting a live news bulletin.
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We're presenting a plan that we think makes a lot of sense.
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The big question: Will Mayer be presenting to those buyers or not?
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It's presenting these works and their creators as worthy of more study.
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In a surprising move, the defense rested without presenting a single witness.
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It's like presenting the two sides of whether the Earth is round.
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Presenting culture wars as a fight about safety can be exceedingly effective.
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Presenting a new contender for Daniel Craig's James Bond replacement: DJ Khaled.
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Bird weights are expected to continue rising, presenting a problem for Costco.
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Presenting a line of Korean beauty–inspired cosmetics developed for a megacorporation.
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The amount of bronzer a white-presenting person needs to appear Black.
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Furthermore, the character seems to alternate between presenting as androgynous and feminine.
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And here was this young man, presenting me with his small dream.
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Google's going to have to really focus on not presenting [fake news].
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Oracle and Google are presenting their final witnesses in the case today.
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While presenting 'NSYNC with their star, Ellen DeGeneres poked fun at Fatone.
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However, the same study is presenting more fortunate news about the virus.
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Here's all the cool stuff that Matthew was presenting at his table.
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Along comes Caterpillar, which was presenting at the Credit Suisse Industrials Conference.
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Trevor Noah said a few words in Xhosa while presenting Black Panther.
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Just another #Emmys night of POC presenting every award to white people!!!!
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will be presenting India's budget on Feb. 1.
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The prosecution is expected to continue presenting its case throughout the week.
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He added, "once again I am being attacked for presenting new ideas."
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So each month, we're presenting you with what our homescreen looks like.
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Kate Hudson, 36, will be presenting alongside her stepdad Kurt Russell, 64.
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Sure, the Celtics or Wizards loom, each presenting their own unique challenges.
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Presenting her with a gift that signifies your goodwill is only appropriate.
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Many of the people presenting on March 8th had multiple science degrees.
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Was that a groan you just heard in the audience while presenting?
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Governments normally work right up to these deadlines before presenting their plans.
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And that's because "presenting yourself in a particular way" is her job.
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Tyga's clearly underwhelmed, or at least that's the way he's presenting himself.
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Those expectations make people react based on how they think we're presenting.
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Kanye's entire career has hinged on presenting himself as a mercurial genius.
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"They were presenting facts and figures," White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said.
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Peck is not concerned with presenting the biographical details of Baldwin's life.
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A fighter must square up to throw it, presenting himself for counters.
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Puerto Rico began presenting its first restructuring proposal to creditors in January.
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Jewishness, but choose not to, as a result visibly presenting my Jewishness
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Designs must champion usability and clarity, presenting a genuine, good faith choice.
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We spent 10 years presenting our project but it didn't work then.
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" Lately, Ms. Rainer, who is presenting the United States premiere of "Again?
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They rested their case on Tuesday after presenting four days of evidence.
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Clarkson, Hammond and May have been a presenting partnership for many years.
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I'm still presenting this profile of me as a high-school student.
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This approach achieves the goal of presenting Islam as a "violent" religion.
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US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley will be presenting the evidence.
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Trump tweeted out a video of him presenting the trophy later Sunday.
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They're not rewriting history, exactly—more presenting it from a new angle.
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The film also plays with visibility when it comes to presenting people.
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" Instead, it's presenting you with an experience in "a very controlled rectangle.
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One must respond to the wrong logic by presenting the right logic.
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Without making it clear it's actually presenting a filtered, algorithmically controlled view.
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Media in the United States are not committed to presenting the truth.
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"The coronavirus is presenting the nation with an unprecedented crisis," Rosenworcel said.
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It's hard to make change when you are presenting work that's negative.
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A slideshow sequence helps sum up Thornton's approach to presenting the past.
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But his heart already belonged to museums, and to presenting exhibitions there.
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A woman presenting herself as a medieval gladiator in gold chain mail.
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"Presenting him as a great Russian patriot is far from the truth."
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After the concert preserved on the DVD, he stopped presenting the piece.
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But NBC isn't presenting traditional Nielsen ratings, the television standard for decades.
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The column consists of 20163,974 pages, presenting 28,571 hours of print time.
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The Secret Service agent stood before him, presenting his Glock, butt first.
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Frequently the new focus is as much on presenting experiences as products.
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If they haven't, you might consider presenting a model policy, she says.
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Trump's lawyers will begin presenting his defense in the trial on Saturday.
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I don't know why they said he is presenting it to Egypt.
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Jaitley is presenting his fifth annual budget to lawmakers in New Delhi.
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Presenting choices sequentially instead of all at once seems to improve comprehension.
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Related: Ryan Seacrest's Oscar night could prove complicated Who's presenting the Oscars?
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Senators started presenting their proposed question to leadership throughout the day Monday.
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The House managers have two more days to finish presenting their case.
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Presenting the first award of the night, Jennifer Lopez quoted Toni Morrison.
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He is presenting himself as a multibillion-dollar threat to President Trump.
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It sticks to the script, presenting the current system as fundamentally unchangeable.
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Only about 3 percent presenting symptoms severe enough need hospitalization, Ribner said.
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Then, in November, it looked like that opportunity was finally presenting itself.
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Once again, oil stocks are presenting a huge buying opportunity for investors.
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This plant, which C was now presenting to me — as a gift!
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Today, Democrats will start presenting that better deal to the American people.
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"Biased" coverage was defined as only presenting one side of the argument.
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Each site will have 25 dancers (and two understudies) presenting 100 solos.
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I'm not saying anyone is coming to Congress and presenting war plans.
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It's a conscientious, affected way of presenting oneself and fulfilling a role.
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Those three bits were capable of presenting eight different shades of grey.
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Coming up this week, SITUATIONS gallery is presenting a selection of Tabboo!
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I wasn't totally down with this platform I was presenting myself on.
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In addition to becoming the presenting sponsor of the NBA Finals, the deal will also see YouTube TV becoming the presenting sponsor of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) Finals and the NBA's minor league, the NBA G League.
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ABI intends to dominate and forever alter the beer market by presenting purchased brands as if they were truly, authentically independent — thus presenting an illusion of choice to distributors and retailers and narrowing real choice for us beer lovers.
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Shakespeare's Globe Theater in London is presenting a stripped-down version of "Hamlet" with eight to 12 cast members, light live instrumentation and a spare set with the goal of presenting the play in every country in the world.
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"Fun evening presenting at the day time Emmy awards," she captioned the image.
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Without these technologies, designers working online have problems with presenting to their clients.
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Danbalan is presenting the findings at this month's Goldschmidt geochemistry conference in Japan.
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But we have parents who are presenting themselves at the border for asylum.
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Robin Williams, seen above presenting an award during the 224 ACE Eddie Awards.
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Trump made the wiretap allegation without presenting evidence on Twitter over the weekend.
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Malacalza is trying to stop them from presenting a board list on Sept.
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We will be presenting as much information as we can on this program.
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I love really nice things, and presenting well is so important to me.
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They are presenting their data and hypotheses that come out of that data.
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For just presenting myself as I live in the body that I have?
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Paul Manafort's lawyers rested their case without presenting any witnesses of their own.
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It spans seven decades of work, presenting over 120 collages and archival materials.
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"Many students make the mistake of presenting themselves as well-rounded," he said.
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"We don't know what to do," bleated the minister, presenting the jury's report.
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Yet, the rift between Saudi Arabia and Iran is presenting a growing challenge.
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For the institution presenting his work, this still leaves ample room for interpretation.
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McCann and his team will be presenting their research at SIGGRAPH this summer.
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She revealed the news while presenting an award onstage with her mother, 66.
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"[Entertainment] doesn't to be idyllic for it to be worth presenting," she explained.
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The national security minister accused him of accepting a bribe, without presenting evidence.
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Presenting the resulting information in a consumer-friendly way is also a challenge.
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It's like presenting a watch with a clown face to an horology enthusiast.
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Osborne triumphantly returned to his seat, presenting the extra beer to brother John.
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So, she began writing posts presenting instances of Dynasty supporting liberal-leaning groups.
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See what we mean about air travel presenting one complicated choice after another?
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But Naughty America is presenting this as a natural use of the technology.
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"It became evident that the calf was presenting rear hooves first," Fields explained.
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The way we see it, instead of having that stance, we're presenting conversations.
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This holiday season, Netflix is presenting you with a Robert Frost-ian conundrum.
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Lawyers representing the aggrieved Gassled owners will continue presenting their arguments this week.
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The company said it looked forward to presenting the scientific evidence to juries.
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The duo will join Jaimie Alexander, 31, who is also presenting on Sunday.
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Both men sang from the same songsheet when presenting financial results last month.
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The researchers are presenting their findings Thursday at the Black Hat security conference.
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AND FINALLY ... Changing colors Presenting color-changing inks that respond to the environment.
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The record only opens up from there, presenting complicated emotions inside colorful arrangements.
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Also LOL FOREVER at presenting the NFL as some beacon of moral integrity.
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" Benchmark spox: "We look forward to presenting the facts as the case proceeds.
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Instead of presenting scientific information, the call featured vaccine skeptics or outright critics.
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Among those presenting collections on Friday were Eudon Choi, Teatum Jones and PPQ.
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Francesca revealed the news while presenting an award onstage with her mother, 66.
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Reeves said he's presenting stories from his road trip to employees on Wednesday.
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It's kinda like... presenting music that's rare and also talking about the music.
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Since then, I have been experimenting with alternative ways of presenting my work.
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Photokina is the big, but shrinking, stage for presenting the future of photography.
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Fortunately for him, lawyers are good at presenting either side of an argument.
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On the walls are images of Roman emperors presenting offerings to Egyptian gods.
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By course's end, you'll be loading data and presenting insights like a pro.
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It's not just, like, a fun way of presenting a chocolate chip cookie.
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For this occasion, Edwards toned down his rhetoric, presenting the latest data neutrally.
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How has your approach to presenting him changed, in appearance or in dialogue?
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But this was Dark Donald, presenting himself as a man for hard times.
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As administrator, Pruitt has become adept at presenting his views with bland jargon.
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A young couple to whom he was presenting the encyclopedias changed his outlook.
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"Opal, antique, oval," she said, presenting the more loyal buttons on her blouse.
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Uber is ultimately presenting AIR as a way to increase access to transportation.
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And despite the 1,500-plus page tome presenting the idea, it's still opaque.
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To connect to any of the presenting companies, reach out here: bit.ly/Connect_Me.
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That's simply not how we should be presenting art to people in general.
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It's not just designing a product, but presenting it to coworkers and clients.
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This fact alone rebuts most films presenting portraits of people with a disability.
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Brexit, Johnson has now made Brexit his true calling, presenting himself as its
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We need to focus on those who are presenting symptoms of the virus.
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What are the show's goals, when it comes to presenting female friend groups?
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And that's presenting a huge opportunity for entrepreneurs developing these types of products.
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That's why AT&T's presenting a really strong defense, really strong case. Right.
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Another image shows Mr. Hammons presenting identification to a mostly bemused police officer.
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And my goal in presenting it this way was to demystify the events.
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In its statement, the Wikimedia Foundation emphasized its goal of presenting neutral information.
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Rockwell often painted his neighbors, presenting an image of America before desegregation ended.
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But Mr. Biden is back, and presenting himself as Mr. Obama's natural heir.
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The gallery is also presenting Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Alexander Apóstol and Voluspa Jarpa.
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Trump, presenting no evidence, baselessly implied that hospital workers were stealing the equipment.
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With most spaces shuttered, art galleries are getting creative about presenting work online.
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With most spaces shuttered, art galleries are getting creative about presenting work online.
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Gillespie is not, of course, presenting himself to Virginians as a swamp creature.
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Invariably, he said, by presenting decisions as unreviewable, they ran into local opposition.
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Queen Elizabeth II's role in presenting the agenda is a significant ceremonial duty.
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"I think they've done a good job of presenting their case," said Sen.
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People feel like they can abuse masculine-presenting people for doing gender 'wrong.
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We'll be updating the President later today and we'll be presenting different options.
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Adam Schiff, who led the House impeachment managers presenting the case against Trump.
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But without even presenting a counteroffer, they're being offered protection for 1.8 million.
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The announcement came shortly after prosecutors said they had finished presenting their case.
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Mr. Berke will not be the only House lawyer publicly presenting on Monday.
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Who is going to be the presenting team is a work in progress.
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Presenting yourself at a port of entry and requesting asylum is not illegal.
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The festival is also presenting "Our Song" on Thursday in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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McKinsey's consultants spend most of their days interacting with clients and presenting proposals.
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"John Kasich is presenting the most new ideas," reads one tweet from Feb.
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Moments after presenting the main dish, the waiter came back seeking an autograph.
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You're also presenting yourself as someone who's not bound by politics as usual.
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We are used to politicians presenting policy proposals and promises to the public.
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Opera companies around the world make a habit of presenting works in concert.
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" This was Laura getting up on her wooden Fisher-Price slide, going, "Presenting — !
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B and B, Trunfio declared, and the researcher presenting the clips looked relieved.
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Burberry was 4 percent lower despite presenting no change to its 2019 guidance.
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In 1970, Mercado began presenting a regular astrological segment on Telemundo Puerto Rico.
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She began her presenting career covering Formula One races for Sky Sports Italia.
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The man presenting this enormous gift was also partly responsible for its need.
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And American diplomats generally have little luck presenting the world with faits accompli.
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"The conservative religious group is presenting themselves as a solid block," Abolafia said.
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Presenting PANTONE 22019-4052 Classic Blue, the Pantone Color of the Year 2020.
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Actress Cate Blanchett called the bushfires a "global disaster" while presenting an award.
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A commercial presenting Holmes on her own is the most disturbing of all.
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Deconstructing the form and presenting it as it often feels: incomprehensible and emotionless.
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Female-presenting nipples have been a problem since the beginning of time. Sorry.
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The legendary actress opened up about presenting her Electric Company co-star with the award on The PEOPLE, Entertainment Weekly & TNT Official SAG Awards Red Carpet Live Show, and revealed that she had something special planned for her presenting speech.
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A sober-looking white-presenting man in a hat, for example, is interceded upon by two spectral white presenting young men, arms around each others' shoulders, cigarettes hanging, like James Dean would have done it, from the sides of their mouths.
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We are reviewing these materials and look forward to presenting our case at trial.
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I always liked the books that went further, wider, presenting vast lands to explore.
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"We are not presenting to a grand jury at this time," O'Shaughnessy tells PEOPLE.
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And the planet shone brightly this summer, presenting a treat for skygazers on Earth.
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To someone browsing, talk about the different types of things that you were presenting.
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On that day, she was in her Holocaust history class, presenting their group projects.
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Presenting the honor was none other than Prince William and fellow swimmer Ian Thorpe.
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In the pic, Kardashian West holds the dog with one hand, presenting him upwards.
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Bitmoji is all about presenting yourself to the world, at least in animated form.
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He then took in the match before presenting the Challenge Cup to the winners.
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Cardenas is also presenting in the robotics session of Disrupt for his startup Robotica.ai.
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Canada moved to ratify the deal by formally presenting it to parliament on Wednesday.
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I'm not recommending that anyone – I'm presenting myself as a type of guinea pig.
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The film is careful to avoid presenting technology as an instant, risk-free cure.
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It's also important to consider your audience and the nature of what you're presenting.
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Although a host was needed, a handful of standout presenting duos saved the night.
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Your writing skills are an essential ingredient in conducting business and presenting your forte.
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It's pretty straightforward, presenting a list of affected hotels in whichever city you choose.
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Some Trumpkins are expertly carved, presenting exaggerated caricatures of the Donald's most famous attributes.
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It was almost as if the pressure was off, because hey, women were presenting.
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Sebert looks forward to presenting her case to a jury as soon as possible.
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Government-backed recapitalisations through the fund are conditional on the banks presenting restructuring plans.
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After several weeks of prosecution witnesses, the defense began presenting its case last week.
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Unlike the famed soccer organization, however, WESA isn't presenting itself as a governing body.
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It is devoted to presenting six re-creations of Rockburne's 21972 Carbon Paper Installations.
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Are we asking for it by presenting all the sensuality and all the sexuality?
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Guess who's presenting: RADARS, which has advocated against restricting prescriptions of high-dose painkillers.
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Ridesharing policy is increasingly being framed as either/or brinksmanship, presenting a false choice.
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We might think we've spotted him, presenting some other bit of Sky Sports' programming.
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"Designers are presenting masculinity as an option for women, and vice versa," she said.
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The Rock said before the fight he was super pumped about presenting the award.
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Empowering a smarter consumer depends on presenting actionable data in a highly consumable manner.
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Protesters and experts criticized McCulloch's approach, which included presenting evidence he knew was false.
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When presenting Cap-X last year, Statoil said it would help reduce drilling costs.
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And remember, despite what the president says, you can buy tissues without presenting identification.
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Inmates learn JavaScript, Python, and WordPress before presenting their portfolios at a Demo Day.
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Artenstein is presenting his findings at the Black Hat Security Conference later this month.
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They are not out there presenting themselves crazily or for attention on social media.
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And they're stronger at presenting complicated environments, without the need for pages of description.
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The 23 year old wasn't only presenting her beauty, but making a social statement.
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She was also reportedly just 80 pounds while making 1943's Presenting Lily Mars.
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"SO excited to be presenting at the 91st #Oscars," Lopez, 49, tweeted on Monday.
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Some buyout firms are presenting themselves as a friendlier alternative to sometimes aggressive activists.
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The defense team is expected to begin presenting its case and witnesses next week.
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To some people, this sounded like they were simply presenting a problem to solve.
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Indeed, presenting accurate information about what Mueller has might be exactly what Corsi wants.
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The scheme extended to doctored photos presenting applicants as the athletes they were not.
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From that perspective, I can't recall seeing anything quite like what Vizio's presenting here.
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You don't need to think of exporting it or pushing it—just presenting it.
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But he wasn't presenting a new product or talking about our future with video.
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Still, this sexual freedom in Cuba seems to favor heteronormative, cisgendered, feminine-presenting women.
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So Trump and Spicer started presenting the stock market as Trump's real approval rating.
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Critics of the voter commission questioned the credentials of those who are presenting Tuesday.
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Each has different constituencies who care about them, requiring different solutions presenting different challenges.
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In opening those features up to everyone, Instapaper starts presenting a more compelling offering.
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Merciana eyes me wryly before presenting me with an enormous bowl of vindaloo masala.
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Far beyond merely being completely cynical, he was passionately in love with presenting evil.
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A detailed list of the presenting companies can be found on 500's website.
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Mia identified as trans long before she began presenting as feminine in her 2000s.
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"Presenting the citizens with a bouquet of flowers isn't going to make things better."
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The tactic of presenting products as a set is called grouping, Khalfani-Cox said.
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"As a curator, I don't believe in presenting exhibits that are conclusive," he said.
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I briefly thought about getting off on 11 and presenting it to my mother.
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"Brokerage is not just showing a property and presenting an offer," Ortiz, 29, says.
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So when the opportunity stopped presenting itself, then I didn't know what to do.
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"We look forward to presenting the complete facts to the court," the restaurant said.
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As an archivist, he acts like an anthropologist presenting his discoveries without evaluative comment.
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By presenting this offer, Amazon is able to weed out disengaged employees, says Burchell.
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Closer to home, space junk floating near Earth is presenting a problem for satellites.
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Children's Books PRESENTING BUFFALO BILLThe Man Who Invented the Wild WestBy Candace Fleming273 pp.
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The cost of presenting so many inestimable paintings outside Russia is undisclosed but astronomical.
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More and more opera companies are presenting classic musicals with casts of opera singers.
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That could be a forerunner to presenting Mexico with a bill for the wall.
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A detailed list of the presenting companies can be found on 500's website.
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Presenting false information, under the guise of journalistic candor, only exacerbates this perilous situation.
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Presenting the package, Energy Minister Teresa Ribera said it was worthwhile to forge ahead.
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They are also presenting Muslim women with another no-choice situation: assimilate, or else.
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Presenting more than 60 works, this show illustrates their different yet sometimes intersecting paths.
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But he also goes farther than Obama, presenting economic inequality as an international problem.
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To a large extent, their existing infrastructure is sufficient, presenting the most challenging hurdle.
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"Many shoe brands are presenting their new releases both online and offline," he says.
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It's perfect for presenting gifts that maybe you're a little on the fence about.
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It's really about how it fits with the interior you are presenting it with.
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He bent his elbow in this strange way as if presenting it to me.
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Esa-Pekka Salonen, the orchestra's previous director, is presenting a nine-day Stravinsky festival.
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"He's presenting it as mercy, but it's actually a shrewd strategy," Ms. Doyle said.
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The judge said she was not barring him from presenting evidence of anyone's profits.
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He said he expected both sides to finish presenting their cases around Dec. 14.
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" He even resorts to presenting existing doctrine as mere "symbolic manifestations of spiritual truths.
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According to the Congressional Research Service, there is no set method for presenting evidence.
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A bitter argument ensued, each side presenting a different version of the verbal exchange.
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"You are presenting choices," he said in a recent telephone interview from San Francisco.
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We are presenting this character as genderless, at least that's how I'm playing it.
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Weems gestures as though she's presenting a gift, passing it on matter-of-factly.
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The interviewers get to prove their loyalty, presenting themselves as official Trump-endorsed products.
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Others have criticized the sheriff for presenting an image of a militarized police force.
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As a feminine-presenting person, my femininity has either been mocked or highly sexualized.
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Many see trade tensions and a tilt towards protectionism as presenting risks of recession.
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We are presenting two awards tonight, documentary short subject and live action short film.
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And with that in mind ... Lea says Casey shouldn't be presenting Oscars this year.
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The main challenge of presenting an opera in translation is writing an effective one.
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You had two different kinds of approaches that women can take in presenting themselves.
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But OkCupid still runs into the issue of presenting people with seemingly infinite options.
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But simply re-presenting and reframing don't feel like enough in our current moment.
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Critics say she has seized on popular slogans without presenting a coherent leadership vision.
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The UK finance minister began presenting his first annual budget shortly after 1230 GMT.
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The event ends on Thursday as with jewelery brands presenting their high-end collections.
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Kobza said he thought the future lay in presenting culture in more innovative ways.
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Around that time, the E.P.A. became concerned that Dow was presenting misleading scientific evidence.
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Health authorities say patients can be infectious even if they are not presenting symptoms.
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Typically $200, you can take Seth Godin's Presenting to Persuade course for just $19.
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It is historically cloistered, presenting significant roadblocks to outsiders — the charts reflect those pressures.
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But it skips defense, presenting no net spending cuts or real reforms at all.
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Louisiana, as one of the first, is "presenting itself as a laboratory", he added.
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It's almost eerie how many of the same issues are still presenting themselves today.
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He also was awarded for presenting an outstanding appearance and outstanding conduct throughout school.
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"It's not part of presenting the company in a new light," he told me.
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What really will win me personally over is when they start presenting their exclusives.
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Removal of the statement or presenting the video unpaused would be damaging the work.
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Presenting himself a cash-strapped man of the people did not occur to him.
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In Wuhan, authorities are scrambling to cope with the huge numbers presenting with symptoms.
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I don't like the idea of presenting Europe and the United States as competitors.
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I wrote just such a piece myself, duly presenting the evidence for and against.
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" Pompeo went on to say, without presenting evidence, that "we know that wasn't true.
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But presenting a united front with such a variety of players has proved complex.
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Civil rights prosecutors have been presenting evidence before a grand jury in that case.
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Keep an eye on how the chef is "presenting, re-imagining, plating," adds Zorn.
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The chief executive is presenting the motorsport to an audience savvy about social media.
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There was a very loud laugh from the audience when Kim Kardashian was presenting.
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The two drugmakers are presenting their findings today at a conference in Barcelona, Spain.
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"We're presenting plant-based food that resembles a traditional Southern meal," Mr. Hancock said.
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WASHINGTON — House Democrats spent weeks presenting explosive testimony against President Trump on live television.
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More recently, the EPA barred its scientists from presenting scientific reports on the subject.
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Manafort's team, however, opted against presenting their own defense case and called no witnesses.
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Both the Tories and the SNP are presenting the election as a binary choice.
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Resnick, who presented last year's best performing idea, will not be among those presenting.
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Presenting yourself well is about more than just impressing your co-workers, he explains.
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This is something I've admittedly left out of my work when presenting this data.
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Seven duos will presenting new work this weekend at the Actors Fund Arts Center.
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This entry takes the sharp turn inwards when presenting how everyone acquires their Personas.
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It acts as Amazon's "chief lobbyist," Trump has said on Twitter, without presenting evidence.
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President Donald Trump came through on presenting "The Fakies" ... his 2017 Fake News Awards.
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The platform is also trying to differentiate between explicit porn and nonsexual nudity — a tricky bit of semantics that led the site to go with language banning "female-presenting nipples" while protecting "exposed female-presenting nipples in connection with breastfeeding," among other things.
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This year's roster included Claire Danes presenting the Womenswear Designer of the Year, Alexander Skarsgård doing the honors for Menswear Designer of the Year, Alexa Chung presenting the Media Award, and Karlie Kloss and Ansel Elgort doling out all three Swarovski awards.
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Without these technologies, designers working online have problems with presenting to their clients, said Guler.
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After each pitch, the judges run the presenting founders through a gauntlet of tough questions.
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Danny's a brilliant broadcaster but will no longer be presenting a weekly show with us.
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Plus, the Academy ruffled feathers in January with rumours of abandoning a longtime presenting tradition.
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I spend most days leading brainstorms, guiding creative work, writing, presenting, and managing team growth.
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"This is presenting terms challenges in terms of white spaces in the calendar," Kibsgaard said.
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By presenting an alternative viewpoint, he would make Dr. King look at an issue differently.
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"We look forward to presenting the complete facts to the court," she told Tuscaloosa News.
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What sorts of values do porn tubes establish and who are the people presenting them?
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Casey Affleck is backing out of presenting at the upcoming Academy Awards ... TMZ has learned.
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Ancient philosophy, which you are now presenting as a sort of modern self-help philosophy.
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Most of Florida Trophy Gator's real business is stuffing and presenting alligators that hunters shoot.
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You have to be strategic in collecting evidence and presenting it in a logical manner.
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Kidman, 50, isn't a nominee at the 90th Academy Awards, though she will be presenting.
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We see him briefly coding, and then seemingly presenting his research findings to an audience.
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The new generation of TV witches has little interest in presenting magic divorced from politics.
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Kosciuszko Projects is a new cultural initiative presenting masters of Polish art in New York.
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Google has already been presenting news cards in the Google app for some time now.
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And Facebook, by presenting Libra as a potential alternative to banking, made this very obvious.
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He might have envisioned his job as limited to gathering evidence and presenting some analysis.
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He kept the secret for a year, before presenting the nicely framed photograph to Manda.
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En Garde Arts is presenting this production by This Is Not a Theater Company. Feb.
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The hacker basically tricks the user by presenting a fake LastPass "you're logged out" message.
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I would like my audience to understand that these women are presenting their authentic selves.
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Though most "female-presenting nipples" are banned, breastfeeding and childbirth nudity will also be allowed.
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Later that night, while presenting an award, she received applause for simply wearing the dress.
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That doesn't mean that Mr. Mesic skipped over presenting her first with an engagement ring.
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He bowed out of presenting the award for Best Actress in 2018 over the controversy.
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I wondered if it was how I was presenting myself or what I was wearing.
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The future is ideas, the future is electric which we are presenting here in Paris.
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The name "anomalous" spread through all of our actions and the artwork we are presenting.
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"Guy [Hibbert, screenwriter] was really presenting me with different perspectives of this event," Hood says.
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A recent cover of The New Yorker parodied Trump by presenting him as Miss Congeniality.
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As the researchers had hypothesised, presenting the statements in noun form reduced feelings of anger.
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Had I suppressed those aspects, ignitions of his nature, I'd be presenting a false Rivera.
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Some new way of presenting art will come to the fore soon enough, I imagine.
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TechCrunch is honored to host this event and here's the startups presenting at the event.
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That&aposs what I am guessing, if I am presenting a client on this matter.
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Presenting: The ultimate man cave accessory, and possibly the ultimate piece of Star Wars merchandise.
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Presenting the Losers' Club, in all their adult glory: Back to Derry with these Losers.
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The whole afternoon started with Lasseter presenting a Disneytoon Studios project they're calling Taking Flight.
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Presenting yourself in a proper way can be important during a long stay in hospital.
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"Pain allows us to experience pleasure by presenting adequate contrast for our brain," she says.
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The Queen attended his show before presenting him with the award in a special ceremony.
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" Still, she added, "I probably overreacted with the pressure of presenting a live news bulletin.
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As always, this show dedicates time and effort to presenting its audience with real people.
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It has started presenting results from clinical trials and publishing research in peer-reviewed journals.
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If you're participating, you owe it to yourself to see who you'll be presenting to.
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So you're less critiquing frat culture than you are presenting, or preserving, what it is?
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Efron, 28, and Rogen, 33, are no strangers to presenting at the MTV Movie Awards.
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And if it isn't, why were many major media outlets willingly presenting it as such?
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The theater has built its reputation by presenting new works and reviving older, obscure musicals.
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Jaitley, who ran the finance ministry, would not be presenting the interim budget on Feb.
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Greg Abbott that the state should grant clemency and test the evidence Reed was presenting.
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Mr Zuckerberg went on the defensive, presenting Facebook as a champion of freedom of expression.
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He also previously criticized prosecutors for presenting too much evidence related to Manafort's spending habits.
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They are due to make their opening arguments and begin presenting their cases on Monday.
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The prosecution is expected to continue presenting its case throughout the beginning of next week.
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Fiat Chrysler in a statement said it looked forward to presenting its case at trial.
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Known as Patient Zero, the boy died after presenting symptoms of a fever and vomiting.
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"I'm really open about being a beginner and being femme-presenting and queer," she said.
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He spoke during a No Labels event presenting a policy playbook for the next president.
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Each brand is like a diorama, presenting its essence in a clear and concise form.
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Interestingly, Erdogan's Holy Land hubris didn't stop him from presenting himself as a peacemaker elsewhere.
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Then, while presenting the report to employees, an Uber board member made a sexist remark.
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Presenting consistently excellent work and cultivating new voices, yes, but also expanding the Public's audience.
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Now, Carpenters Workshop Gallery is presenting three of his final designs at its Manhattan gallery.
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Social scientists gained some authority in the courtroom, presenting research that debunked longstanding gender stereotypes.
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There are different advantages to presenting either your back or your front to a defender.
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The video follows suit by presenting two characters unable to reach or see one another.
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The team is presenting their research at the ACM CHI Conference in Denver this week.
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The pair will be presenting their research at the Def Con hacking conference in August.
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The artist has a way of presenting persons of note in a slightly-skewed light.
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For these fans, hitting the downbeat and presenting all the lyrics may be less important.
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You can go on our city's website and see who's presenting to the emergency department.
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An exciting new journey is presenting itself to you today—perhaps you'll even go abroad!
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And it's the first time I'm actually going to be presenting hand-drawn screen prints.
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She said Beutner announced the school district's proposal to media before presenting it to UTLA.
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To some degree, the Panthers were responsible for presenting themselves as a battle-ready legion.
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Most programs start this task by presenting you with a searchable map on the screen.
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Barron does a good job of presenting what is at stake on the president's side.
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Given its long history of presenting performance, the museum is especially suited to this theme.
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Above, Hugh Dalton, then the chancellor of the Exchequer, before presenting his budget in 1947.
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They wouldn't listen to my parents, who were describing the symptoms she was presenting with.
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"But Egypt is with me," she said, noting her work in presenting Egyptian artists here.
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As in academia, presenting work at conferences is a valuable way of getting professional recognition.
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The Komische Oper has a long history of presenting musicals and operettas alongside operatic staples.
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The overhaul goes some way toward presenting objects from Africa in a more sensitive way.
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My first book had come out; Marta was publishing articles and presenting regularly at conferences.
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My first book had come out; Marta was publishing articles and presenting regularly at conferences.
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Strong B-plots complement the main action, presenting other characters with their own moral dilemmas.
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He is presenting himself as a levelheaded leader for a country wracked by political conflict.
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Then in 2013, Mr. Weiner, presenting himself as a changed man, attempted a political comeback.
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You can also manage your notifications to automatically turn on Do Not Disturb when presenting.
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The decision by the defense to rest without presenting its own evidence was not unusual.
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A fourth edited image shows Springfield's anchor Kent Brockman presenting the news in his studio.
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However, the video is clearly and deliberately presenting a false, misleading account of actual events.
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We regret an interaction that occurred with a presenting startup and apologize to those involved.
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Prosecutors could take other actions, however, including presenting evidence to the House for impeachment proceedings.
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Then, while presenting the report to employees, an Uber board member made a sexist remark.
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President George W. Bush liked his briefers to talk through the document they were presenting.
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" A Benchmark spokeswoman said: "We look forward to presenting the facts as the case proceeds.
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Will Timothée Chalamet, who will be presenting, show up in a corset like Twitter predicted?
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Starting on Saturday, Trump's legal defense team will begin presenting its case to the Senate.
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Schiff's comments come after Trump's legal defense team started presenting its case in earnest Saturday.
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Even supercomputers cannot simply calculate all possible moves, presenting a big challenge for AlphaGo's creators.
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The signal starts immediately, presenting a young Diana with a challenge she has to conquer.
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Teachers should review the articles in advance before assigning or presenting the lesson to students.
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Further, she stressed that the mother-son duo are not presenting any COVID-19 symptoms.
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This season, the young designers will be presenting their spring/summer 2018 collection in Paris.
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"And he looks forward to being there and presenting a lot of the specific policies."
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Chabot was even one of the GOP managers presenting their case in the Senate trial.
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The danger is that they are presenting a narrow slate of what to think about.
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They accused House impeachment managers of leaving out key information and presenting a skewed narrative.
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Migrants presenting at U.S. port of entries must be processed humanely and per U.S. laws.
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This year, Leonardo DiCaprio will be presenting Robert De Niro with a Life Achievement Award.
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Presenting a mythical creature convincingly for an audience requires the expertise of many different professionals.
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Mr. Flimm strengthens the opera's idealized themes by presenting the story through resonant contemporary details.
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So you are walking in there making things difficult because of what you are presenting.
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"The parliamentary majority is trying to finalise the conflict, presenting compromise proposal," Rafal Bochenek said.
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The Treasury should review its targets before presenting this year's budget in June, he said.
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The aide also said McConnell would have been open to Clinton presenting witness testimony, too.
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So you get laughed at when you get caught outside your aura of presenting yourself.
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I think we should be presenting the facts and the questions, in an art context.
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Lamqua doesn't sensationalize them, simply presenting these malformations as part of the quiet, holistic portraits.
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Asylum seekers will have a better chance of presenting their cases as strongly as possible.
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And the movie also deals with the difficulties of presenting such a play in Iran.
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The sheer size of Yahoo's breach is presenting a challenge to regulators The sheer size of Yahoo's breach is presenting a challenge to regulators Earlier this month, Yahoo revealed that it suffered a massive hack in 2013 that affected at least 1 billion user accounts.
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It is divided into areas, each presenting the culture of a particular group that lived in Crimea for centuries, such as Turkish, Italians, Goths, Sarmatians, Scythians, Greeks, Khazars, Cimmerians, Tauri, among others, presenting Crimea as a place of intensive cultural exchange before the 212th century.
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Another, the portrait of a clear-eyed, black-presenting boy in a suit and a mustachioed white-presenting man, is a menacing image because of all the power differentials and manifest vulnerabilities that can be read into the vertical valley of light separating them.
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It's like presenting an alternate version of yourself — a version that cares less what others think.
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When presenting images of the 54-story Turnberry Ocean Club Residences in Sunny Isles Beach, Fla.
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Lopez, who is presenting at the ceremony, always balances the skin-baring with the style-setting.
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They chip at Indians' confidence in what the state and the media are presenting to them.
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Beethoven's 32 "Variations in C minor" is a ferociously condensed work, presenting a unique aesthetic challenge.
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As the meetup begins, fans approach one by one, presenting their gifts and posing for photos.
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The researchers will be presenting their project at the Brain Forum in Switzerland later this month.
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What surrounds that backbone, however—presenting as cisgender, being white, having money and expendable time—matters.
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When training camp starts up, stories presenting Noah as New York's vocal leader will surely proliferate.
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In addition to the stamps themselves, the Royal Mail is presenting the memorabilia in numerous packages.
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Ritter revealed her first child on the way ahead of presenting at the Oscars on Feb.
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She also had the honor of presenting St. Fleur with her new HP laptop last week.
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At TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco we always have a huge and varied array of companies presenting.
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Even puddles are ideal for presenting something well-known in a new, unfamiliar, and interesting way.
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"This is just the beginning," Granger said while presenting a check for $218,791 to the hospital.
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"We can't capture that market share if we're presenting an old, tired store," the CEO said.
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To be sure, many of these investors are presenting shorts, so they're going to be negative.
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She added that presenting a "sustainable concept the future" was key to getting such a guarantee.
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Following her T4 presenting, Jamil became the first female solo BBC Radio 1 host in 2012.
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That's neat, but I think Android is maybe presenting us with options instead of solutions here.
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Instead, the design of this fair is unique, presenting artworks in an open space without division.
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At the same time, the lock screen isn't tied into presenting things in a chronological order.
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But I think really what it boils down to is presenting the grass as a character.
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So if you're presenting off someone else's computer, you're limited to just simple forward / back interactions.
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For Eddie to apply for it himself would mean presenting himself to I.N.S. and risking everything.
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Thanks to JEAN MONESTINE from Miami-Dade County commissioners office for presenting us with this plaque.
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In the meantime, we'll be enjoying all of the pigmented options that both brands are presenting.
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We're presenting at a district training event next school year, and we want to be ready.
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" Barbra Streisand, presenting the best musical award to "Hamilton," said, "Our joy is tinged with sorrow.
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The challenge of presenting engaging stories that also reflect reality was also felt by Victorian taxidermists.
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Besides presenting a huge physical danger to crews, piracy can be incredibly costly to an economy.
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Of course, presenting a 10-year award might seen strange at an event aimed at teens.
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ICYMI: Steven Avery's new attorney believes presenting a new suspect could be enough to free him.
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Behind us a hall of blades swished and sliced at odd angles, presenting a difficult escape.
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I didn't totally understand the Facebook Live thing, the way they were presenting it to people.
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Markle herself was presenting a prize, but you know what they say: best laid plans, etc.
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The Administrative Committee of Guangzhou Nansha Development Zone will return as the presenting partner for 2019.
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Mr. Habré's loyalists ran his "official" website, presenting rebuttals to events in court and attacking witnesses.
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QUINTANILLA: YOU JUST GOT DONE PRESENTING, OR TALKING TO KARA SWISHER AND TEDDY SCHLEIFER, ON STAGE.
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Many cisgender people don't think that a man (or masculine-presenting person) can have a period.
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She even pulled out a vintage design for her surprise presenting cameo at the SAG Awards.
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Presenting MoviePass access as arbitrary and subject to political maneuvering is hardly a consumer-friendly tactic.
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Hunters are able to hunt the animals, but disposal of the carcasses is presenting logistical headaches.
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CHICAGO DETECTIVES ARE PRESENTING EVIDENCE AGAINST SMOLLETT BEFORE A GRAND JURY IN CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION - POLICE SPOKESMAN
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That one of the Harvard researchers is dressed as Pikachu while presenting their results is instructive.
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Timochenko himself was ill in Havana while the FARC was presenting its line-up in Bogotá.
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Instagram, for better or worse, has always been about presenting images in a tightly-controlled environment.
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There's a very calm, matter-of-fact way of presenting and practicing medicine there that's different.
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Behind us a hall of blades swished and sliced at odd angles, presenting a difficult escape.
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As Wired notes, Prince was presenting the "Online Pioneer" award to Public Enemy at the Yahoo!
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As for the presenting artists, they're not exclusively American, but all of them work chiefly here.
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She was banned from presenting at the Grammys that year, while Timberlake still got to perform.
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He seems to be presenting China with a choice: a grand bargain or a trade war.
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Is he not taking a... Is he or she not presenting a particular line of thinking?
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One person cautioned that the President wasn't presenting the solar-paneled wall as the definite solution.
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Unclear. She will be presenting Britney Spears performance and we'd love for a sparkly catsuit moment.
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She is presenting her breakthrough findings on Saturday, April 2, at this year's Endocrine Society meeting.
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If you want to see a list of startups presenting tonight, you can find those here.
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"Happy Birthday darling," Ozzy said while presenting her with a ring box fished from his pocket.
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It just feels so off, puzzlingly so when contrasted with the messages the dialogue is presenting.
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He also made his first appearance at the Detroit show yesterday, personally presenting the LC 2200.
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The company is presenting its results at a conference for cardiac electrophysiologists, called Heart Rhythm Society.
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Some GOP candidates are also presenting themselves as legislative checks to Clinton if she becomes president.
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If Cosby testifies that he is a great guy, then he is presenting "good character" evidence.
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In presenting myself as equal to a thin person, I promote the fact that I am.
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In case you missed it: Warren Beatty was tasked with presenting the award for Best Picture.
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A lot of it had to do with Jena Malone's character presenting a whole new angle.
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In 2011-2012, the vaccine was 20083 percent effective at presenting the flu across all populations.
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Nearly 60% of Congress's 594 members face criminal accusations, from presenting dodgy electoral accounts to homicide.
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Please bear in mind the punchy, witty, rigorous style of The Economist when presenting your ideas.
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He recombines elements into new forms, presenting new narratives that transcend the sum of their parts.
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This is not to put anyone down but to communicate the expectations of presenting our brand.
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Hundreds of teams competed worldwide, and 54 were selected as finalists, presenting their projects in Redmond.
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Now, Google is presenting Android users with a choice screen when they set up their devices.
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Manafort is accused of presenting false information to banks in order to obtain residential mortgage loans.
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They're part of our bodies, and we might feel strange about presenting them to our phones.
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Big Boo is also a sex symbol in her own right as a masculine-presenting woman.
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Operating profit on average assets was 1% as of the 1Q17, presenting stability in recent years.
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Trump also evidently sees political advantage in presenting himself as the candidate of law and order.
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History is therefore presenting Trump with an enormous opportunity — one most leaders can only dream of.
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Now, the possibility of presenting a UN resolution seems even more distant, and time is scarce.
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It's because the world is presenting so many nightmares, each fast on the heels of another.
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That means presenting all costs and benefit estimates in a manner that can be compared meaningfully.
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The Hirshhorn is currently presenting an exhibition of the work of the Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson.
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Television channels are presenting reports showing that pollution is as bad as smoking two dozen cigarettes.
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Trump's distortion of the stock market's rise is a similar story of presenting numbers without context.
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Bevan-Baker said there were no illusions of presenting a platform the first time he ran.
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On Monday nights, he hosts "Isaac Mizrahi Live!" on QVC, presenting his ready-to-wear designs.
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H: You're presenting to a predominantly white, European audience that speaks mostly Italian and skews old.
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As you can probably tell, all the photos are of male-identifying or masculine-presenting people.
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Tomorrow, Beats 1 on Apple Music will be presenting a new Zane Lowe interview with Chance.
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The teenagers' family structures are untraditional, presenting experiences that are less seen in mainstream Hollywood films.
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And not just because the show schedule is filled with young designers presenting innovative, otherworldly collections.
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We had a guy who's presenting Drawdown to the [IPCC] Sixth Assessment, the Third Working Group.
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"We do them a disservice when we are not presenting them as whole people," Quammie said.
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Beyond that, this is the emotion and I'm presenting it to you: physically how it feels.
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And Kenji Higashi, of Spiber, was presenting spider silk apparel, like a new North Face parka.
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Richards is presenting himself as a stranger to Hazard, Kentucky, and the locals agree with him.
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I am presenting the composition to the Tate in March, at the invitation of Andrea Lissoni.
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The segment ends with Jimmy presenting his guest with a Big Mac, saying he's earned it.
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"We look forward to presenting the facts as the case proceeds," a spokesperson for Benchmark said.
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Prosecutors had been expected on Monday to finish presenting their case after three weeks of trial.
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Both said they were 21, presenting IDs to prove it, so the officers let them go.
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That round of interviews came hours before Manafort's team rested his case without presenting any witnesses.
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He peddled the concept to record executives, presenting his plan as a source of easy money.
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The final winner gets the honor of presenting their cake creations at an high-profile event.
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Finding science that's exciting, presenting it in a truthful, accessible, well-sourced way — that's the job.
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Being stylish means attracting people around you and presenting them with a good image of yourself.
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Mugabe's administration consistently denied reports of mass killings, presenting them as fabrications of hostile Western media.
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At least three Berlin galleries — Barbara Wien, Société and Neugerriemschneider — are presenting light sculptures and mirrorscapes.
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She's done this by presenting people with a chemical combination and telling them that it's vomit.
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Also, presenting oneself as a forensic document examiner doesn't always mean the person is highly qualified.
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By the turn of the millennium, Mr. Stingel had started presenting industrial Styrofoam boards as paintings.
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The exhibition amplifies individual immigrant voices, presenting them as fully human rather than as statistical abstractions.
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It was, of course, Mr. Baumgarten, and she was soon presenting him in the United States.
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My habit became printing a crossword, putting it on a clipboard, and presenting it to her.
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There was intense pressure for the government to regain international credibility by presenting a serious program.
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She wanted to avoid doing the film's marketing by presenting them as a couple with chemistry.
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Here was a great writer, the father of the modern story, presenting seven great female narrators.
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An earlier version of this review misstated the name of the gallery presenting the Gutai show.
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The spread of the coronavirus is presenting esports leagues, gaming events, and players with unprecedented challenges.
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Four companies perform on each of the festival's six programs, presenting a total of 13 works.
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Say what you will about these freaks; at least they aren't presenting this as medical expertise.
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Investigators recapped the crash during Tuesday's hearing, presenting evidence that the NTSB made public last week.
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It amounts to presenting side dishes as the main course and leaving out the entree entirely.
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It's unclear how significant the new evidence is to the overall case Democrats have been presenting.
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Currently, seven House impeachment managers are presenting opening arguments that make the case for convicting Trump.
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CNN asked the Academy about the circumstances surrounding the announcement that Affleck would not be presenting.
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Local law enforcement agencies have recognized the guardians' work in flagging illegal activity and presenting evidence.
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The ocean's vastness compounds the problem, presenting opportunities for both exploitive commercial interests and idealistic vigilantes.
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The Cannes Film Festival has a history of presenting, and rewarding, the work of dissident filmmakers.
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Lawyers presenting the rival plan said they were prepared to revise their proposed numbers as well.
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That's the idea behind Delos, a company presenting at the TechCrunch Disrupt SF Startup Battlefield today.
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"We're immensely proud of what they accomplished in presenting the truth to the public," he added.
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Kate McKinnon spoke candidly about being gay while presenting the Carol Burnett Award to Ellen DeGeneres.
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People fleeing persecution and presenting themselves to border officials for protection are not a security threat.
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Rather than merely presenting a case against British rule of the colonies, it affirms universal truths.
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It was not clear whether the government will change the drafts before presenting them to Congress.
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Trump's team wrapped up on Tuesday, and the Democrats finished presenting their case late last week.
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Over the next month, opposing teams will concentrate on Charles, presenting a multitude of potential problems.
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At its laziest, it relies on novelty, presenting scenes as listicles that both mythicize and oversimplify.
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EPA sued S.H. Bell for presenting an imminent and substantial endangerment to the East Liverpool community.
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But she cooled expectations of major change by presenting a narrow list of options to discuss.
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Prosecutors are expected to finish presenting witnesses and evidence in their case in chief on Friday.
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He advised stepping up to professional presenting tasks wherever possible, as well as initiating new projects.
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The New York Times is presenting case studies in resilient design, focused on New York City.
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This reframing intends to challenge the assumptions of the outsider, and through presenting nuance, it succeeds.
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The commander in chief struggled in physically presenting some of the award recipients with their medals.
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Presenting enslaved Africans as the butt of jokes desensitized white Americans to the horrors of slavery.
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Tibi introduced the dickey in its fall 2019 collection, presenting three colors in heavy merino wool.
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That bipartisan resolution laid out specific procedures for managing floor time, calling witnesses, and presenting arguments.
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You can't show sadness by simply presenting a man who's been trampled on and screwed over.
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Local law enforcement agencies have recognized the guardians' work in flagging illegal activity and presenting evidence.
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Presenting only credible information is contrary to their business model… while it's exactly inline with ours.
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Faye Dunaway, presenting the award with Mr. Beatty, erroneously announced that "La La Land" had won.
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If you usually get nervous when presenting, there are a couple ways to conquer your fear.
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AI, previously told Business Insider that giving up on perfection will help you relax before presenting.
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The French multinational Vivendi closed the day 5.2 percent higher after presenting its second-quarter results.
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Male and female figures appear equally across the pages, presenting both as valid subjects of study.
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The organizers are fond of presenting images of Hillary Clinton side-by-side with Donald Trump.
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Or is she trying to express something about her identity by presenting herself as St. Catherine?
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That is, compared to average people presenting themselves in public, Trump is a highly personal speaker.
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Presenting her as an undiscovered artist is perhaps the wrong way to consider Hilma af Klint.
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Like Paltrow, Brady is simply presenting different theories—and then trying to make money off them.
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So they explain this by presenting him as traumatized, out of practice, and out of shape.
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This included presenting evidence of taxation's effectiveness at preventing obesity and other consequences of high consumption.
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Someone who is feminine-presenting might or might not also be feminine-of-center and vice versa.
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Someone who is masculine-presenting might or might not also be masculine-of-center and vice versa.
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It is also symbolic that Saudi Arabia and Russia are now presenting a united front on oil.
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"It's almost like with the two designers, we're presenting the two personalities of Jennifer," Ms. Malakpour said.
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Streisand, 74, closed the show, presenting the final award of the night for best musical to Hamilton.
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It's a good deal for the tech companies, who are presenting Booster as a fancy employment perk.
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It also makes sure that you don't commit the greatest sin of presenting: just reading the slides.
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I think what you saw yesterday too was more of our leadership stepping up and actually presenting.
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The director and Planet Terror actress is presenting her short Woman's Womb as part of the show.
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The Spanish company Ferrovial also ended the day up 4.3 percent after presenting its full year results.
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" Instead, Welch says, you should "compose every speech as if you are presenting your ideas to friends.
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Speaking to reporters at the Pentagon on Friday, Mattis said he would be presenting the recommendation soon.
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Cox is presenting the outstanding directing for a variety special award, which is Queen Bey's nomination category.
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MDD creates tension, for sure, but presenting a civil and levelheaded case can go a long way.
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But after explaining her situation — and presenting a list of possible solutions — Abbi was granted a leave.
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Vanhoef will be presenting the research at the Computer and Communications Security (CCS) conference on November 1.
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Starting this month, the competition's 35 finalist teams will begin presenting regional proposals throughout three showcase events.
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Beasley is presenting his ongoing project literally titled "Listening Room", which is a musical cult of sorts.
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This will be my first time presenting to the team as a whole, so I am excited.
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They tend to cherry-pick data, presenting a case favorable to the war on drugs and prohibition.
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The panel looks fine, but this is not presenting itself as some top-shelf piece of electronics.
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First came Samsung's own findings, then three independent investigator firms all took turns presenting their own conclusions.
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Justin Fairfax (D), who argued that "CBS This Morning" libeled him by presenting the interview as fact.
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"We are presenting a group of experienced executives to lead BRF's recovery," said Petros director Daniel Lima.
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Powhida's system of presenting information invokes the work of Mark Lombardi, who pioneered research-driven informational diagrams.
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And Abadi actually tried to make this happen, presenting two different lists of technocrat candidates to parliament.
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The global company is presenting Edge as the business version of Jonathan Swan's D.C. blockbuster, Sneak Peek.
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And Ellis is not hectoring or presenting himself as a victim, or even calling us to account.
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Presenting 12 theories that will completely alter the way you see the seminal programming of your youth.
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Comedians John Mulaney and Awkwafina nervously bonded and high-fived over their first experiences with presenting awards.
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The challenge for all photographers is to find their own voice and visual way of presenting it.
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There is a certain authority that goes with presenting a well-made object that has everyday use.
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Presenting a long-awaited white paper, Mr Javid presented a few sensible policies to boost housing supply.
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Just last month, another veteran forecaster, Miami's John Morales, started presenting carbon dioxide numbers on air, too.
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But the tweets these outlets send could reflect how they're presenting the news in headlines and elsewhere.
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The companies presenting (both early-stage and mature businesses) spanned education, health, personal grooming and financial services.
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We are deeply committed to presenting evidence-based, scientific information about climate change to a broad public.
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Democrats believe that presenting sober arguments based in constitutional law can turn the public against the President.
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Zellnor Myrie (D) would prohibit police from lying or presenting false evidence to suspects to elicit confessions.
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BOB IGER: We spent the day presenting Disney Plus and our other the direct-to-consumer services.
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Not only are more patients turning up at hospital, but they are presenting with more complex cases.
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And Obvious has certainly conferred a new status on their portrait by presenting it as traditional art.
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Unnamed American officials were quoted fingering Iran or its proxies as the likely culprit, without presenting evidence.
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In the meantime, Shin and Tung will be presenting their work next month at MobiSys in Singapore.
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But unnamed American officials quickly fingered Iran or its proxies as the likely culprit, without presenting evidence.
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What do you consider to be good style in terms of presenting someone on the red carpet?
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Clicking on Search could start by presenting the option of searching either within or outside of Facebook.
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The user could also challenge the decision, presenting new evidence to a separate human moderator on appeal.
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The company debuted their audio social media platform on stage, presenting it to a panel of judges.
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Robert De Niro wasted no time in attacking Donald Trump while presenting at the 2018 Tony Awards.
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Beckwitt had found significant success as a hacker, presenting research at security conferences like DefCon and SchmooCon.
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But the Metroids quickly evolve, eventually presenting complex, multi-stage battles with challenging attack patterns to memorize.
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Yeah, it's all about being yourself as much as possible and presenting yourself in an authentic way.
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They often formed a united front when presenting policy positions to the president or other key staff.
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Presenting her with the engagement ring, Fischer said simply, "I got you this," according to the comedienne.
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The Trump White House released those statements in their announcement of Comey's firing, presenting them as justification.
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