He carefully pulls back the leaves to reveal young fruit.
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As America pulls back from Syria, Russia grows more entrenched.
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The camera pulls back to reveal that this is true.
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She pulls back from the kiss and looks at Jon.
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The moon pulls back, and that slows the Earth's rotation.
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The doomsday argument pulls back the curtain on technocratic optimism.
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Whenever it pulls back, I think you're getting a gift.
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If SurveyMonkey pulls back to those levels, we can revisit it.
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The curtain pulls back, revealing four lads in bright Edwardian outfits.
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"It's emotional, expressive — how the voice snakes up and pulls back."
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It pulls back periodically and you have to be a buyer.
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Down the alley, he pulls back the curtain of a window.
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The second page pulls back the view as she stretches, nude.
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He cuts in, gets his man on the ropes and pulls back.
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When his sister Beth shows up, Ouelette pulls back on the drinking.
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Technology pulls back a little bit, health care and industrials take over.
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The moment it pulls back, maybe off of something market-wide, pounce.
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Watch: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pulls back curtain on inner workings of Congress
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Every morning, she pulls back the curtains and bathes in the sunshine.
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Now the opposite appears to be unfolding, as the Fed pulls back.
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Then, as the camera pulls back, we notice the flag is upside down.
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If Netflix pulls back on a solid quarter, I'd rather be a buyer.
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The camera pulls back, breaking the fourth wall to reveal the entire set.
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But just because America pulls back on globalization doesn't mean globalization will stop.
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If the market pulls back hard and stays there, venture valuations will drop.
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" He pulls back slightly and says, "I'm not saying we've necessarily gotten stupider.
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They'd come pouring in every time the market pulls back even a little.
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He presents himself as this titillating subject, but then pulls back from it.
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Officials remain wary as business investment pulls back domestically and economies abroad weaken.
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European leaders have been filling the void as the United States pulls back.
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She pulls back her greasy hair and secures it with a rubber band.
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The filing on Thursday formally pulls back the curtain on Snap's meteoric growth.
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The "camera" pulls back to show the full scope of the hustle and bustle.
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If it never pulls back enough, just say you missed it and move on.
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China says it will not negotiate a settlement until India pulls back its troops.
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"I'd buy Morgan Stanley if it pulls back ahead of the number," he recommended.
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When "America First" truculence rattles business too noticeably, Trump pulls back to calm investors.
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As Wells Fargo pulls back, the deal will expand Flagstar's footprint in the Midwest.
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"I think whenever a fair pulls back it's an unfortunate thing," Mr. Plummer said.
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At points, she also pulls back, effectively locating her subject within a broader context.
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"I think you can buy it ahead of the meeting" if it pulls back.
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Rating The camera pulls back in a wide shot, taking in a strange contraption.
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The peg strikes the cube with a clunk, and Brett pulls back, as if startled.
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Cramer also suggested buying it at a discount if the stock pulls back before Wednesday.
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WWDC is when Apple typically pulls back the curtains on where its software is heading.
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If the world's largest economy pulls back on trade, it could dent global economic growth.
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You've got my blessing to buy it if it pulls back to $22.50 or less.
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He pulls back the curtain and we see what we really know to be true.
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His neck pulls back, his lungs kick in, and he unleashes a true, honest laugh.
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Lou Lamoriello stands up, pulls back his jacket and reveals a gun in his waistband.
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But the reprieve is an illusion: once the camera pulls back, we see what's up.
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When it reaches the aorta, the cardiologist pulls back a sheath, freeing the new valve.
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He pulls back the curtain separating the myth of the astronaut from its human realities.
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He says he&aposs going to withdraw his troops from Syria but then he pulls back.
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I hope it pulls back and you can get a chance to buy into further weakness.
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The group chummily walks up Tate's driveway, conversing like old friends, as the camera pulls back.
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As the camera pulls back a network of these planetary orbs envelops the island's surrounding landscape.
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But if the ECB pulls back that's a very, very big negative for U.S. high yield.
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He constantly pulls back to show the lay of the land and the architecture on it.
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Few experts believe the private sector can fill the void if the Energy Department pulls back.
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In any case, local states are likely to step up if the American military pulls back.
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Our timing is perfect: He pulls back into the free parking lot just as I'm walking back.
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The push into the Middle East comes as Amazon pulls back from the world's second-largest economy.
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I think there are multiple perhaps sometimes the market runs ahead of itself and then pulls back.
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"You don't get the tax cuts, this market pulls back in a dramatic way," he said. Disclaimer
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The cool confidence as the drone pulls back, revealing the vast scope of his ever-growing empire.
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In theory, when things recover, the government pulls back on this spending and deficits start to shrink.
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Narcos: Mexico really pulls back the veil on the corruption in Mexico and how high it goes.
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Gray serves a strange scenario, lets the reader take a nibble, then pulls back the plate abruptly.
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"The Quest of Alain Ducasse" pulls back the curtain on the famed French chef's global restaurant empire.
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It eventually pulls back to show audiences watching the action at a 1950s style drive-in theater.
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As the United States pulls back and loses interest, the complexity of regional conflict is escalating quickly.
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Higher rates could throw cold water on overheating home prices, but only if demand pulls back significantly.
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"If that stock pulls back ahead of its earnings, I think it will be worth owning," Cramer said.
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And if Qualcomm pulls back, the company is arguing, China, which is investing heavily in 5G, could benefit.
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At one point, he seems to be getting a wee bit friendly with Friedman, but he pulls back.
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"I'd recommend buying some before the quarter and some after, just in case it pulls back," Cramer said.
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Every morning, DeCourcy pulls back the living room's wall of folding glass doors and steps into the pool.
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In a new photo book, the band pulls back the curtain and shares stories from their legendary career.
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With every new episode, the series pulls back slightly further, filling in a few more pieces of the puzzle.
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He found the stock attractive around $151 a share, and even more if it pulls back to the $140s.
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"Whenever market pulls back for any reason, whatever the headline, the banks are going to go down," Mosby said.
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HOFFMAN: John Brennan later walk that back, pulls back-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: OK. HOFFMAN: But the damage was done, Sean.
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There's also an opportunity to buy any weakness if Lululemon pulls back from this post-earnings rush, said Verrone.
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Thomas pulls back a metamorphic curtain on the Wednesday amateur nights, which began in the 1930s and continue today.
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Typically, Mr. Hughes was the kind of home buyer who pulls back shower curtains and opens all the closets.
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When a filmmaker pulls back the camera lens to capture the widest possible image, it's called a full frame.
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"We think that gold could be a very good buying opportunity if it pulls back a little bit," Xu said.
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His advice was to see if the stock pulls back ahead of reporting earnings next Friday and do some buying.
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He contended that Tesla is worth owning long-term, but not until it pulls back closer to $120 per share.
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There's new tech so that when Ellie pulls back she blushes, so her face actually, in real time, turns red.
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After an astronaut is done with the bedpan, it deflates, curls back up, and pulls back out the inducer tube.
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When a secular growth group pulls back, you need to use the weakness to dip your toe in the water.
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In another, he pulls back his too-small white vest to reveal a muscular chest and a little yellow chick.
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It is unclear why the Trump administration is ramping up activities in Somalia as it pulls back from other theaters.
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The seven-part series pulls back the curtain on the outlandish world of big cat breeding and the people involved.
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The documentary "Miss Americana" pulls back the curtain (slightly) as the pop star grapples with a formidable opponent: the patriarchy.
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The camera pulls back from an empty building, its Cyrillic letters crumbling — and there are trees growing from the roof.
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It's definitely a compromised vision—where Far Cry 2 depicts nakedly your character's immorality, Grand Theft Auto, quite literally, pulls back.
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"The most the S&P has pulled back this year is 7%; the average year pulls back about 10%," he added.
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If the commodity does peak soon and pulls back, Garner said it could fall to a range of $2.09 to $2.18.
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"When you usually get a big spike like this week, the market pulls back a little bit to consolidate," said Maley.
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We start out thinking we're viewing something in a certain way, and then the camera pulls back to reveal other things.
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And the camera pulls back to reveal William and the smuggler, who were just with her on the train, have disappeared.
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Every time the market pulls back, Cramer sees tons of people get scared out of their wits about a potential crash.
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As they pour water into the raging inferno, the camera pulls back and the firefighters suffuse in a yellow sickly glow.
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Every few minutes, it pulls back to reveal a circular room filled with glass-fronted cabinets, each one containing a trophy.
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The proposal is the latest example of local governments taking the lead on climate policy as the Trump administration pulls back.
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As America pulls back from the continent, President Vladimir Putin (no stranger to constitutional chicanery) sees opportunities to enhance Russia's clout.
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She Said pulls back the curtain on the investigation, giving you a never-before-seen glimpse of what really went on.
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While Ericsson pulls back, arch-rivals Huawei and Nokia are forging ahead with corporate clients in the automotive, transport and energy sector.
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This type of pattern refers to when a stock rallies to new highs, then pulls back and consolidates, and then rallies again.
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The camera pulls back through a three-dimensional freeze frame showing Deadpool tumbling out of a crashing vehicle packed with jostled henchmen.
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Trump Approves Strikes on Iran, but Then Abruptly Pulls Back: Military and diplomatic officials still expected a strike as of 7 p.m.
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If it pulls back to $55, that would be an ideal entry point for anyone trying to build a position right now.
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Zittel is 21980, 220-foot-26, and lanky, with shoulder-length reddish-brown hair she often pulls back in a long braid.
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In "Becoming", Mrs Obama pulls back the curtains around their lives in a way she could not while Mr Obama was in office.
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EU officials and diplomats said European governments may need to strengthen their own cooperation if a Trump administration pulls back from international commitments.
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He's six feet tall — "shorter than Washington, though taller than Hamilton" — with long brown hair that he sometimes pulls back into a ponytail.
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And while she's at it, she pulls back the curtain on one huge myth about the pay gap: It's not just about gender.
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Every time the market pulls back, CNBC's Jim Cramer sees tons of people get scared out of their wits about a potential crash.
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"As the Trump administration pulls back on building a clean energy economy, Chicago is doubling down," Emanuel said in a public press release.
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These are all unofficial reports, however, so nothing's truly confirmed until Samsung pulls back the curtain onstage at the end of the month.
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And where Visconti's film always teeters on the brink of spectacular camp, Mr. van Hove's production pulls back for a more clinical view.
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The camera pulls back and back and back, until we're looking at a computer projection of the theme park, running behind the scenes.
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Hegemony's burdens are considerable, but often when the hegemon pulls back the new equilibrium turns ugly enough to pull us right back in.
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The sheep leans into a fence that angles out with its body, and pulls back its lips to expose a few sad teeth.
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The movie pulls back to a two-shot or even a wider shot featuring more of the ensemble when it absolutely has to.
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Sexual harassment at the hands of political journalists also pulls back the curtain on how too many of these men view women generally.
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Shoppers are ponying up big bucks for Coach's handbags, helping to drive revenue growth at the brand even as it pulls back on distribution.
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But the challenge facing the Fed is distinguishing between signal and noise -- and moving too fast, risking overheating the economy if Trump pulls back.
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History is the story that we make of them as the camera pulls back and we ask, what did it all mean, if anything?
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Prudential's Krosby said "if it pulls back more, it will be a question of by how much," adding sectors like real estate could benefit.
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But then Jeanne pulls back and it occurs to Carole that she is playing Alo, Bye, another peekaboo game her children used to enjoy.
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In "Made in America," on the other hand, the director Ezra Edelman pulls back, way back, like a news chopper over a freeway chase.
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Rates have been widely expected to rise, as the Federal Reserve increases its lending rate and pulls back its investments in mortgage-backed bonds.
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His own solo plays games with the melody; it's packed with energy, and pulls back the shroud on the piece's sense of humor. G.R.
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Meanwhile, software giant Microsoft also has good technical indicators, with Johnson suggesting the stock would be a buy if it pulls back toward $222.
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On a special CBS Sunday Morning this weekend, the momager pulls back the curtain on her daughters' practice of posting sponsored content on social media.
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The tweet features children reciting the Pledge of Allegiance as the camera pulls back from an upside-down American flag, the official signal of distress.
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Amazon trades at 131X forward earnings, which means if the market pulls back -- as Terranova anticipates -- the stock's high P/E could send investors fleeing.
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And yet, each time Apple stock pulls back, the bulls rush to make their case for why shares are heading higher in the long-term.
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As the opening credits start, and the Ennio Morricone score kicks in, the camera pulls back slowly to reveal a stagecoach approaching in the distance.
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There are moments in the production when fresh energy breaks through, though, and they often occur when the show pulls back and goes for simplicity.
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When the camera pulls back and Brendan walks away, the lower half of Anna's face is shiny with spit, which was actually strawberry flavored lube.
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There are moments when Do pulls back so that we can see the scope of an event, but also take notice of Cambodia's natural beauty.
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But researchers have made an unexpected discovery that pulls back the curtain on what life may have been like in Antarctica millions of years ago.
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When the stock pulls back as it has from those highs last May, you're setting yourself up for a slingshot off of that critical support.
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When Carlson is talking to someone he agrees with, he pulls back, adopting the role of an earnest student seeking edification from a wise professor.
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Maybe we should just hope that Align pulls back again, giving us the opportunity to get into this quintessential look-you-selfie-best, 'InstaImperative' stock.
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" Then, he pulls back from that image and observes how well he's rapping: "the engineer's recording a thunderstorm / my hunger forms / then ring the alarms.
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But as the camera pulls back, we see more screens sporting grainy footage of Brown in police custody and Rihanna recovering after his abuse was exposed.
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"I like L3Harris so much that I think you should be prepared to buy it if the quarter's confusing ... and the stock pulls back," Cramer said.
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"I realized that when she gets hit in the chest with the axe and it pulls back out, there's no blood on the axe," he says.
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It begins around the 25-minute mark, and pulls back the curtain a little on how Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar influence each others' work.
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Last week, Nicola Duke, a technical analyst at analysis platform Forex Analytix, told CNBC that $2,800 could mark a level of resistance where bitcoin pulls back.
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When the economy is healthy, the federal deficit is expected to shrink since the government pulls back on spending and has more space to raise taxes.
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Deeply reverberant on its own, Hilton pulls back on the pedals that marked Blouse's gazey aesthetic and opts instead for simple arrangements of cellos and strings.
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You clearly hear the NJ governor tell the dude, "You're a big shot" -- before he pulls back and continues down the steps ... nachos intact and all.
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"In fact, he thinks you should actually wait until it pulls back below $8003, just in case it overshoots to the downside before bouncing," Cramer said.
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On a drizzly morning in April, the artist Tschabalala Self, 28, straps on kneepads and pulls back her braids to kneel above a quilt-like painting.
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Sports of The Times A documentary pulls back the layers of corruption in the college game with a talent scout who was a part of it.
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When Nietzsche revisits this material, in " Beyond Good and Evil " (1886), he pulls back abruptly, placing the will to power in a hypothetical, almost ironic frame.
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At one point (around 1:20 in the clip), she grabs one of the pistols and pulls back the slide, causing it to eject a round.
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In this week's episode of "Watchmen," the show pulls back the hood on one of the story's most elusive figures, the brutal vigilante called Hooded Justice.
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However, US officials have pointed out if the US pulls back, they will have little leverage to force the Saudis to pay more attention to civilian casualties.
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Described as part performance documentary, part portrait of the artist, each installment introduces viewers to one performer in particular and pulls back the curtain on their life.
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Described as part performance documentary, part portrait of the artist, each installment introduces viewers to one performer in particular and pulls back the curtain on their life.
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The automakers say they plan to continue to push ahead with fuel-cell technology even if the Trump administration pulls back federal support for advanced-technology cars.
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Those countries are also at a more immediate risk from the trade war, if the Chinese government pulls back on investments in infrastructure or start-up companies.
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Ferrante pulls back the curtain on the inner lives of girls and women, and what she reveals is dark — just as dark as anything perpetrated by men.
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I like the way Vice Principals lets you think you know a character, then pulls back and reveals they have this whole other life outside of school.
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The first would be when oil pulls back to its current support around $43.50, and the second when oil breaks above Spiro's neckline area of $50 to 51.
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According to some proponents of nuclear energy, if the U.S. pulls back even more on nuclear power, it's possible that efforts to curb climate change could fall flat.
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The cozy New York restaurant makes as much sense as any for such an event, as the company pulls back the curtain on the AI-based reservation service.
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It has also been well established that the stock market pulls back any time the Fed adopts a more hawkish stance (ie, when it telegraphs interest rate hikes).
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"In the studio: The Artist Photographed from Ingres to Jeff Koons", an exhibition at Le Petit Palais in Paris, pulls back the curtain and peeks at artists' ateliers.
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Waits gives every line as much overblown drama as it asks for and pulls back into a fake-smiled whisper when he needs to tap into some sweetness.
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The New Jersey senator, pictured above in Columbia, S.C., over the weekend, is a gifted orator with a glittering résumé, but he often pulls back from political infighting.
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They stay touching for a moment before Jamie pulls back and almost immediately turns to his buddy right next to him for a favor -- a safety sterile-squirt.
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Toward the end, when even his slimmed-down adaptation can't help dragging, he pulls back from this a little, as if he were worried about moving things along.
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The camera then pulls back to what looks (to my admittedly untrained eye) like the sort of particle collider that real-world physicists think might uncover parallel dimensions.
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After intermission, the production pulls back from the Homeric sources, with an extended scene about an Icelandic soldier traumatized by his tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Just when you think it's going to deliver big on an anticipated clincher, it pulls back, and that withdrawal feels far more satisfying than the expected obvious climax.
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Several studies have suggested that it isn't just a reflexive response, the way your hand pulls back involuntarily from a hot stove, but a version of the ouch!
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Anxiety In another part of Raleigh, Hanadi Asad pulls back her long dark hair and dons an apron advertising Cajun Joe's, the chicken franchise her father once owned.
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An exclusive sneak peek at Friday's Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars pulls back the curtain on the secret stress plaguing the marriage of Bachelor alums Sean and Catherine Lowe.
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The box is then attached to a yellow clip dangling in thin air; the camera pulls back and we see the box being retracted upward toward a hovering drone.
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His new single, Care For You, pulls back the curtain on his real-life heartbreak—and showcases his standout vocal talent has longtime fans excited his return to music.
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Anyway, this is a pretty great ad all around — even if it's weird that after all those iPhone warning prompts, the commercial pulls back to reveal... a Nexus 6P.
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"If the stock pulls back to more normalized valuation levels, we could look to become more constructive again, as our enthusiasm for the LT story remains unchanged," he wrote.
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Deutsche Bank named Stefan Bender as the head of its corporate bank in Germany on Friday, as Deutsche pulls back from investment banking and focuses on its corporate division.
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Deutsche Bank named Stefan Bender as the head of its corporate bank in Germany on Friday, as Deutsche pulls back from investment banking and focuses on its corporate division.
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The Afghan security forces trained by the U.S. to keep the peace as the U.S. pulls back are described as "incompetent, unmotivated and rife with deserters," per the Post.
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"Miss Americana" pulls back the curtain (slightly) as the pop star grapples with a formidable opponent — the patriarchy — and shows how her self-protection instincts have begun to thaw.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said on Wednesday it is essential that the region pulls back from current "troubling" tensions.
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The S.E.C. fake out is a prime example of the show's ease with the mini-twist, because we don't know what's really happening until Bobby finally pulls back the curtain.
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The announcement comes at a curious time for Netflix, just as Stranger Things season 2 arrives and after the company pulls back on making further seasons of House of Cards.
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It begins with a tribute to Castrée's memory, then pulls back, looking across his whole life, and beyond, for a meditation on death, memory, and what lasts when we're gone.
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But it said current-quarter pre-tax income could be hit by about $85 million if the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services pulls back its reimbursement this year itself.
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Now, more than four decades after an accidental drug overdose took her life at age 47, a new memoir about the late star pulls back the curtain on Garland's demons.
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One technical analyst, who looks at historical trading patterns to determine future price moves, told CNBC that the $4,26 could mark a level of resistance where the bitcoin pulls back.
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The S&P 500 and Dow trade positive 67 percent and 70 percent, respectively, three months after the S&P 500 pulls back 5 percent in a six-day period.
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Remember, California received a waiver from the EPA to pursue its own stricter standards if the federal government pulls back — and states like New York would likely adopt California's rules.
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At one point, McGregor reaches out to Ahmed as if he was going to shake his hand -- but then pulls back and violently smacks the phone out of the guy's hand.
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PARIS, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Societe Generale has agreed to sell its banks in Macedonia and Montenegro as it pulls back from Eastern Europe in a bid to lift up its profitability.
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The wariness of the ETF buyer has only added to a market decline as the Fed pulls back from policies meant to encourage investors to take risks after the financial crisis.
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He pulls back a curtain—a "Wizard of Oz" reference—to find a team of angels working at lighting consoles and monitors, not unlike a stage crew during a tech rehearsal.
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Conventional economic thinking maintains that deficits will decrease when the economy is healthy as the government pulls back on spending and draws more tax money as a result of lower unemployment.
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This has helped support the broad indexes, keeping their uptrends intact even when one leadership group tires and pulls back, giving way to some laggard cohort of stocks for a while.
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Sterz noted that even if the broader market pulls back again, many of the big techs could hold up well since they have a lot of cash and very little debt.
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DUBAI, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said on Wednesday it is essential that the region pulls back from current "troubling" tensions.
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There's so much change that it's very jarring and uncomfortable, and the reason the StartUp podcast has been so successful is because it pulls back the curtain on what it's really like.
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At the grocery store, I leave a basket of unpaid-for items by the door as I stagger outside, gasping for air as the hand pulls back my brain and fear metastasizes.
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Meanwhile, Jemison finally pulls back the curtain on the civilization that created the Obelisks, whose pursuit for power nearly destroyed the world, and flung the moon off into the depths of space.
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Trade relations, climate change, Russia and tackling Islamic State are all areas where Europe may have to forge its own path if a Trump-led Washington pulls back from the global stage.
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In "I Don't Like Karaoke," a stiff, dowdy man — whose boxy suit and face seems to predate that form of entertainment — pulls back as a woman plies him with a hand mike.
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However, Toto is also integral to the plot, because he's the first one to figure out that the Wizard is a sham, and pulls back the curtain hiding him from the gang.
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Qatar alone signed deals for more than $17 billion last year and has vowed to continue supporting the battered rebels, even if president elect Donald Trump pulls back military support for them.
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But the House report pulls back at least some of that curtain when describing the smear campaign orchestrated against Yovanovitch, who was the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine until May of this year.
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Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, warned last week the stock market could drop 10 to 15 percent and gross domestic product could dip in 85033 unless Trump pulls back on tariffs.
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It is welcome if the president is genuinely having a change of heart on trade, but if he pulls back, it will leave even more ill-will among our friends and allies.
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And an early shot slowly pulls back on cages of rabbits, stacked on top of one another; a sea of white rabbits is punctuated by a couple of brown and black ones.
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The odds of the market breaking through 2,275 with substantial gains would be better if the market pulls back a bit and takes a "breather," and comes off current overbought levels, Maley said.
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Why it matters: As Facebook pulls back from publisher traffic referrals in the News Feed, Google General Counsel Kent Walker tells Axios that Google is "doubling down" on news, specifically using Google AMP.
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Rajoy's departure after six years in office may lead to a spell of political uncertainty in the euro zone's fourth-largest economy, just as the third-largest - Italy - pulls back from early elections.
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Instead, consider the extraordinary moment when an overhead camera pulls back from two men — up and up, farther and farther — until they're near specks, as if they were being cut down to existential size.
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That means you can expect Upwork to become a public company in the next few months, according to people familiar with the matter, unless the startup gets pulls back its plans or gets acquired.
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The sculpture, simply titled "Scultura C (Infinito)" ("Sculpture C [Infinite]," 1969), embodies the contradictions of Melotti's art: it simultaneously steps forward and pulls back, effects a grand gesture while making a virtue of reticence.
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As the passengers exit the bus and straggle inside the fenced-in military grounds, the camera pulls back to reveal an armed watchtower in the center and an American flag hovering over it all.
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Gráfica América pulls back to survey the broad range of graphic works created by Latinx and Latin American print shops and publishing houses, from the US, Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean.
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As for those who may believe policy is affected if the Fed pulls back on rate hikes, he said as long as the central bank's communication is good, there will not be a problem.
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With Ex Hex, the Washington-based trio she has led since 2014, Timony's style pulls back from the experimentalism she embraced as the frontwoman of the riot-grrrl-adjacent group Helium in the 1990s.
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It features a housing constructed of sturdy aluminum on top and plastic on the bottom, and pulls back from the Gear S3's overly aggressive design to create something a little more sleek and svelte.
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Even if OPEC pulls back and global prices stabilize at current levels, it may not be enough for shale to regain investor favor, said Bruce Campbell, president of advisers Campbell, Lee & Ross Investment Management Inc.
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A new documentary, "Supplements and Safety," pulls back the curtain on some of America's most popular supplements, and it suggests that many people who buy them may not be getting what they are paying for.
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Foxconn pulls back on its $10 billion factory commitment In 2017, Foxconn announced the largest investment of a foreign company in the United States when it selected Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin for a new manufacturing facility.
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Mr Trump continues to advance an aggressive "America first" trade policy, imposing tariffs on some Canadian imports even as he pulls back from more radical steps such as declaring China to be a currency manipulator.
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As the film stretches out and the camera pulls back further and further for scope, the details and the sense of immediacy and personal stakes get lost, and one bone-crunching combat blurs into another.
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"Diary of a Song" pulls back the curtain on how pop music is made today, using archival material — voice memos, demo versions, text messages, emails, interviews and more — to tell the story behind the track.
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The money manager is currently long put options on the S&P 500 that will increase in value if the market pulls back, something Gundlach believes it will do, to the tune of 3 percent.
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Leslie demonstrates loading the device into an applicator, and then pulls back the model layer of skin to show the implant embedded into a wad of cotton that's meant to represent the patient's subdermal layer.
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It very slightly pulls back punitive mandatory minimum sentences, by, for example, letting judges give lower sentences in some circumstances, and relaxing a "three strikes" law to give 276 years instead of life in prison.
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The one caveat is that Oracle has been a tough stock to own whenever it trades below its 40-week moving average, thus Collins advised to be wary if it pulls back below this key level.
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And then the camera pulls back to display variations of it playing on adjacent screens, all from different speeches or media appearances — a personal tragedy transformed into promotional mythologizing, another compelling element of a corporate narrative.
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As the U.S. pulls back from globalization, China is stepping into the breach with programs including the One Belt One Road (OBOR) infrastructure initiative, experts said at the World Economic Forum (WEF) Asean meeting this week.
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We'll start with some drug pricing news: Novartis pulls back on planned drug price increases Taking a cue from Pfizer, Novartis on Wednesday became the second company to announce it won't raise drug prices this year.
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It's when Mr. Gunday pulls back a bit and shows how a bright child could evolve into such a nihilistic beast that the novel becomes a more complex, Dostoyevsky-like inquiry into man's capacity for evil.
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Acadia's been a real wild trader, but it's got a very impressive anti-psychotic drug that could have many different indications, so I think the stock is absolutely worth speculating the next time it pulls back.
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Playing on one another's strengths and capacities, they can collectively strengthen Guatemalan institutions to ensure that the violence and poverty that fuel crime and migration are mitigated, and that Guatemalan democracy pulls back from the brink.
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Keep in mind that if copper pulls back over the next week, it will not mean that the rally has failed, nor would a slight break above that range mean that a breakout has been confirmed.
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In one shot, the frame is filled with the body of a worker; as the camera pulls back, we see that he is facing Xiluodu Dam, on the Yangtze River—one of the world's tallest dams.
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My recommendation is that you buy only a little at these levels just in case the stock pulls back after Equifax reports next Thursday, at which point I would be more aggressive if it came in.
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" Even if Mr. Trump pulls back from his campaign stands, said Daniela Schwarzer, the director of the German Council on Foreign Relations, "those with an interest to undermine and destabilize NATO and Europe will be emboldened.
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As the last shot of Anomalisa pulls back, letting the light hit its puppet characters so you remember all over again that they're not made of flesh and bone, a disquieting feeling settles over the end credits.
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The internet personality, who is also the star of the Netflix series Chasing Cameron, which pulls back the curtain on his rise to social media stardom, was arrested on the charge of second-degree assault, CNN reported.
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The trailer gives an early look at the show, which Apple described as a "high-stakes drama that pulls back the curtain on early morning TV." It'll debut exclusively on Apple TV+ this fall, the company said.
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Twice before this month's presidential election, China rebuked his climate agenda, and the country has since signaled it's prepared to step into the diplomatic void left by the U.S. if Trump pulls back on global warming negotiations.
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In adulthood, Kate asks David to take a risk and be a father figure to the child she is adopting from Brazil; he reflexively pulls back and questions her motives before, at last, throwing himself in wholeheartedly.
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"Even if Juul pulls back, young customers will keep doing the marketing for them through their own posts on Instagram, YouTube, and other social media," says Vince Willmore, a spokesperson for the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids.
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"It is a concerning factor for us if America pulls back," said Prince Turki al-Faisal, an outspoken member of the Saudi royal family, a former head of intelligence and a former ambassador to the United States.
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It's something about thinking you've got the song figured out, and then instead of the chorus giving you a dramatic beat drop, it pulls back and gives you that bass line — minimal yet confident, and powerfully seductive.
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"Chernobyl" pulls back the Iron Curtain, revealing the incompetence that allowed the disaster to occur in 1986 and the face-saving contortions by the Kremlin that complicated efforts to address the crisis in an open and expeditious manner.
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The survey's newest work pulls back further: "Landscape Painting" (2019) depicts the interior of a room where a small framed pastoral scene hangs behind a busty woman, her nakedness amplified by her dangling necklace and lurid tan lines.
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"Facebook often pulls back post earnings, but the stock has always been a buy into this kind of weakness after you let it run its course because it's got such a tremendous story," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Whenever Gopnik edges up to confronting what this looks like in practice, she gestures to "paradox" and "mystery" and "moral depth" and pulls back to reassure the reader that this is really about the species as a whole.
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So while I'm wholeheartedly rooting for #Shibasa, I'm still a little worried about what happens when Tsubasa pulls back Shion's smiley and muscular veil — and I'm really worried about their attempt at long distance without ever having dated.
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Next month the bloc hosts an international conference in Brussels to raise billions in aid for displaced Syrians, a moment of reckoning for Europe's efforts to isolate Assad as the United States pulls back its troops, diplomats say.
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One is that Ms. Merkel seems committed to playing a lead role as the United States pulls back; another is France's election of President Emmanuel Macron, who has demonstrated a willingness to work in partnership with Ms. Merkel.
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"The issue here is that (Hope) will assert herself as the communications director but then when the White House goes into crisis mode ... she retreats -- she just pulls back from the team," a second White House official said.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - The European Union should flex its potential strength as a world power as the United States under President Donald Trump pulls back from international engagement, EU chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker is expected to say on Wednesday.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Greater Pain if Medicare Pulls Back on Opioids" (front page, March 28): As a palliative care nurse practitioner, I can tell you that it isn't just doctors who fear that pain patients will suffer.
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But he also has deep disagreements with the president over basic issues on public policy, and he uses his influence to pull the White House toward his preferences — and then Trump pulls back when he realizes what's going on.
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"Jeff pulls back the curtain on a seemingly familiar object to reveal a world of astonishing connections, fascinating science, and a whole lot of big ideas," is how the show was described at the presentation to investors in April.
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Like Murray's character, the "Mad Money " host feels like he's re-living the same day over and over again when he pounds the table on Accenture's stock, which almost always pulls back after the company reports its quarterly earnings.
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And a new investigation by USA Today pulls back the curtain on who's buying their way into Trump's golf courses using some clever investigative techniques: Reporters at the paper used social media and public golf websites to follow the money.
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STRASBOURG, Sept 12 (Reuters) - The European Union should flex its potential strength as a world power as the United States under President Donald Trump pulls back from international engagement, EU chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker is expected to say on Wednesday.
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US pulls back While many countries may have gone into OBOR with a "more rosy tinted view of what China's intent was," the scales are increasingly falling from their eyes, said Christopher Balding, a professor of economics at Peking University.
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As the camera pulls back, we see the symbol of Christ take its place among a series of spikes, each bearing the head of a man who dared ask for the day of rest the Good Book says they are owed.
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Maloof teamed up with Charlie Siskel to make Finding Vivian Maier, which pulls back the curtain on Maier's life and reveals a complicated, brilliant woman who defies easy categorization and seems to have yearned for an existence far beyond her own.
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Yet as the federal government pulls back from combating climate change under the Trump administration, states and cities are increasingly filling the void, setting the US in the direction the public favors on reducing emissions and developing cleaner sources of energy.
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The camera pulls back further and we sniff around with a Belgian police inspector, go on the lam with a Polish assassin for a shadowy Vatican network and lose our way with a Belgian Holocaust survivor whose memory is slipping.
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Moroni would go on to paint the first full-length standing portrait of a woman and we see it here: Pace Rivola Spini, in a red satin dress, who pulls back her black overdress, perhaps to emphasize her baby bump.
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If the United States pulls back in the region, American allies worry China may exploit the vacuum, becoming more aggressive in pursuing territory in the South China Sea and using economic incentives to exert control over smaller countries in Southeast Asia.
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The world's largest sovereign wealth fund will undergo the most drastic changes to its mandate in decades as it ratchets up investment risk and pulls back on the amount of oil money it can spend if the Norwegian government's proposals are approved.
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When an object falls on Earth, the Earth exerts a gravitational force on the object, pulling the object towards the Earth's center of mass (and the object pulls back, but because it's a lot smaller than the Earth, that pull is almost imperceptible).
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"The long-term question is whether America pulls back from Asia and makes it easier for China to force countries in the region to make a choice between China and the United States," said Richard Bush, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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While the United States pulls back from international cooperation and adopts a more nationalist stance, major companies like McKinsey are pursuing business in countries with little regard for human rights — sometimes advancing, rather than curbing, the contentious tactics of America's biggest rivals.
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Later, when Mary and Des help a woman die at her favorite beach, the camera pulls back as they walk away, joking and bickering, with the woman's body lying in the background like a piece of driftwood wrapped in a pink blouse.
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Read more " _____ Jonathan Bernstein in Bloomberg: "It's hard to imagine any voter in Alabama who would have voted for Moore without the revelations about his behavior who then pulls back from supporting Democrat Doug Jones because Democrats weren't tough enough on Franken.
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TonenGeneral, formerly a unit of Exxon Mobil, bought a controlling stake in itself from Exxon in 2012 in a roughly $4 billion deal, reducing Exxon's stake from 50 percent to 22 percent as the oil major pulls back due to declining Japanese oil demand.
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A collaboration between the Department of Paintings Conservation and Maryan Ainsworth, a curator in the Department of European Paintings, the show is one in an ongoing series that pulls back the curtains on the technical detective work increasingly relied upon to address art-historical questions.
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In one of the series' most sidesplitting moments, Jonah says something too vulgar for this space (vulgar even by "Veep" standards), and the camera pulls back to show that he's standing in the middle of an elementary school class, oblivious to who's overhearing him.
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The latest Democratic version, which circulated among lobbyists and lawmakers on Friday morning, pulls back an initial proposal that would have created a new, permanent sick-leave benefit for the one-third of U.S. workers who must go without pay if they stay home sick.
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Germinating and shape-shifting for almost a decade, Scott Rosenbaum's loving tribute (originally conceived in 2008 as a "Last Waltz"-style concert film) pulls back the big-name curtain to celebrate these often overlooked backing musicians whose riffs and runs are revered to this day.
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" The Price Tag: Between $25,2000 to $220,2000 (for short-term fillers) or $240,2000 to $0003,2000 (for long-term fillers) The Procedure: "This gives the 'cat eye effect' or the look when you wear a tight ponytail that pulls back the eyes for a nice lift.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration threatened on Monday to take punitive actions against Myanmar unless it pulls back from its violent military campaign against Rohingya Muslims, expressing what it called "our gravest concern" over a crisis that has killed or displaced hundreds of thousands of people.
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And he pulls back the curtain on several key figures whom Western readers may not know, such as Viktor Medvedchuk, the chief-of-staff of the former Ukrainian president, Leonid Kuchma, and Vyacheslav Volodin, a political strategist who engineered Mr Putin's conservative turn in his third term.
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Then the story pulls back and gives us this context: As it struggles to combat a coronavirus outbreak that has sickened more than 4,20073 people and killed 106, the Chinese government is relying on a medical system that is overburdened and overwhelmed even in normal times.
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But as a tired America pulls back from tending what Mr. Kagan calls "the garden" of the liberal order — an exceptional 70 years of relative peace and free trade, "a historical anomaly" made possible by U.S. leadership — the dangers are considerable, especially for Europe, he argues.
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We've seen these two in that kitchen together so many times, but Dawson pulls back and surrounds the light of the space with a ring of darkness that makes them feel further away and more isolated from each other (and, honestly, from us) than they ever have before.
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As the US pulls back, a new report suggests China is poised to replace it as the primary donor for much of the developing world, but big concerns remain about the lack of transparency in how Chinese money is spent and what effect its assistance has on recipient countries.
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We get some shining seconds of what makes watching dance so special — the way the dancers' breath expands their ribs, the absolute marvel of their bodies situated in this way, moving in sequence — before the camera pulls back for an excessive lingering shot of the surface of the pond.
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The idea that we should analyze the potential impacts of a policy and evaluate them after they have been in place has been seen as a way to ensure that when the government intervenes in the market, it does so carefully and it pulls back when errors are made.
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In that final moment, when Kim feels so very far away from Jimmy and even from us, the show pulls back the camera just enough to reveal something both she and we should have realized long ago: When you become this close to a con artist, you might get conned yourself.
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"The cannabis cohort is red-hot right now — too hot for me, frankly, to recommend, at least at these levels, and I have been behind Canopy the whole way — but the next time the group pulls back, I want you to think about where this industry is headed," he said.
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Maybe this is deliberate amateurism, a nod to B-movie sci-fi, but it undercuts some of the more affecting moments in "Black Friday"— as when the camera pulls back to show the small silhouette of a woman in a black abaya who has collapsed on a vast marble floor.
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I love anytime a show that's relatively late in its life pulls back and reveals some other layer entirely — like when Breaking Bad started showing us the story of Gus Fring — and this is the sort of thing that's going to reenter Philip's life at the most inconvenient possible time.
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"Animal ER Live pulls back the curtain to give viewers an exclusive, totally unscripted look at the incredible skill and hard work that goes on behind the doors of some of the country's busiest urgent pet care clinics," says Geoff Daniels, executive vice president of global unscripted entertainment at Nat Geo WILD.
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Seierstad shows the Norwegian teachers struggling with the girls' lifestyle choices — wearing the niqab in school, leaving in the middle of class for prayers — but she never pulls back and describes Norway in her own words, as if it, too, might be as foreign a place for the reader as the Islamic world.
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Screenshot: GizmodoMost cloud storage services worth their monthly fee will keep deleted files around for a while in case you suddenly find you need them back—great if you've made a mistake, not so great if someone else gets access to your account or computer and pulls back a few files from their digital graves.
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But then the film's perspective pulls back to the frame where it mattered most — the screens of social media apps, where the video racked up views and praise, visualized here in Likes and adulatory tweets that flutter onto the screen like a hosanna of rose petals, leading in turn to a slew of TV bookings.
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Along with an array of international education experts, they serve as insightful commentators as Chu pulls back to examine the broader system, including a more typical Shanghai public school and poor migrant students stumbling toward the zhongkao high school entrance exam, which can determine whether a student will follow an academic or blue-collar path.
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After greeting visitors splendidly with one of Bourdelle's most powerful works, "Centaure mourant" ("Dying Centaur," 1914), the show, Of Sound and Fury, pulls back the curtain on what went on during the creation of his monumental tribute to soldiers from the Tarn-et-Garonne departement who participated in the Franco-Prussian War (1870–71).
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Now, the German tabloid Bild's publication of a photo ID card issued to a young Mr. Putin by the Stasi, East Germany's secret police, pulls back the veil on one part of his tenure in Dresden, causing a ripple of excitement on social media and raising questions about his presence in the former German Democratic Republic.
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"Power abhors a vacuum and when the United States pulls back we can't be under the impression that the world is going to stand by and wait for us," said Matthew Spence, a former deputy assistant secretary of defense for Middle East policy under the Obama administration, which faced similar criticism for its policy toward the region.
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"Still Got Time" is the sort of track that people will almost certainly describe as "tropical" (which, snooze), but Zayn's vocal has rarely sounded better – he pulls back to showcase his caramel smooth tones over his range (assumedly to show he's not a one trick pony), and kind of sings PARTYNEXTDOOR off the track at the same time.
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In the inaugural Diary of a Song, a new video series from the pop music team of The New York Times that pulls back the curtain on how music is made today, we tracked the writing and production of "The Middle" through voice memos, demo versions, text messages, emails, interviews and more provided by those behind the track.
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Either the UK exits the EU without a deal by the March 29 deadline, which virtually every expert agrees would result in economic catastrophe, or else the country pulls back from the brink and decides to remain in the EU. These options aren't what the Brexiteers promise, but it's difficult to envision any other ones after the failure of May's deal.
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It. On. This week's release of "Little Women," Greta Gerwig's cinematic reimagining of Alcott's classic novel about the four March sisters, is by far the most satisfying film version yet -- largely because it slyly inserts aspects of the author herself, a more prickly personality than her fictional avatar, and partly because it pulls back to look at Alcott's process of creating the book.
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The votes -- first a resolution passed Wednesday that pulls back American aid to Saudi forces in Yemen, followed by a resolution Thursday to block Trump's emergency declaration on the southern border -- have left some in the GOP conflicted about whether they will vote with Trump or protect congressional authority on some of the biggest issues facing the Congress: war and government spending.
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And then you move into an era in the '70s where, because of that and also Watergate and a whole bunch of other stuff that comes to light, you have enormous distrust of the government, and then the government sort of pulls back on what it can do in terms of surveillance or what it says its gonna do in terms of surveillance.
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As I exit the Studio where craftsmen and women are arc-welding frames, making palm fronds out of foam and carving what appears to be a giant out of Styrofoam — literally making magic — I realize that that's the beauty of Miracle on 34th Street: It simultaneously pulls back the curtain on the artifice of a cherished holiday tradition, while somehow elevating it to something more inspiring.
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These are questions that a new book, The Librarian of Auschwitz by Antonio Iturbe, grapples with as it pulls back the curtain of history to reveal the story of Dita Kraus (née Poláchová), a survivor of the Holocaust who served as the secret librarian of the children's block in the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp before 3,53 of the prisoners were sent to the gas chambers in March 1944.
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Mighty Networks founder Gina Bianchini on building a business in Silicon Valley In episode two of Founder's Corner, Gina Bianchini, the founder and CEO of Mighty Networks, joins host and Omidyar Network partner Shripriya Mahesh to discuss her mission of empowering people to connect around their passions, and pulls back the curtain on how she runs the business and manages her days as CEO.
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The sequence works as a clever gag built on shifts in scale and perspective — at one point, the camera pulls back to show a group of innocent little kids gently splashing their hands into a shallow pool — and it plays like a faster, louder, scarier version of the "claw" sequence in Pixar's first film, Toy Story, with director Andrew Stanton emphasizing the whooshing power of the kids' arms as they crash into the water.
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Scalzi's Unlocked introduced and defined this world's backstory and the political undercurrents that have shaped the world as we meet the characters in Lock In. After the moon shot initiative that helped develop the technology that allows (and ultimately subsidizes) Haden's health care, a bill called the Abrams-Kettering Bill pulls back on that care, ultimately driving the action in both Lock In and Head On. As a result, Head On is largely a book about unintended consequences.
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Wall Street painI'm going to jump right to the headlines here to give you a taste of what's been going on:Worse than the 2007 'Quant Quake': Huge quant names like Schonfeld and Bridgewater are getting slammed as market chaos blows up computer-driven tradesMichael Platt's BlueCrest just cut at least 10 portfolio managers as the firm pulls back from the basis trade that slammed Citadel, Millennium, and ExodusPointCommodity funds are shining as stocks tank, while momentum strategies are getting pummeled.
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This DHS report pulls back the veil on this unlawful trafficking and identifies two problematic e-commerce features: the extreme difficulty in policing third-party online sellers, banks and payment processors located on foreign soil; and the failure of e-commerce platforms — together with other counterfeit enablers like payment processors, customs brokers, express mail consigners and fulfillment centers — to accept sufficient responsibility or liability for the egregious harm that the trade in counterfeit and pirated goods is doing to our economy, public health and safety and national security.
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In her new documentary "Miss Americana," musician Taylor SwiftTaylor Alison SwiftTaylor Swift on publicist's Trump warning before political post: 'F--- that, I don't care' Taylor Swift talks politics, her new song: 'I wrote it after the midterm elections' Hillary Clinton to attend Sundance for premiere of 'Hillary' MORE pulls back the curtain on the moment she decided to speak out about politics ahead of the 85033 midterm elections, endorsing several Democratic candidates in Tennessee and criticizing then-Republican Senate candidate Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnInterior Department's nonemergency drones grounded due to cybersecurity concerns Taylor Swift on publicist's Trump warning before political post: 'F--- that, I don't care' GOP cries boredom in attack on impeachment case MORE (Tenn.).
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