But either way, her premiership is turning into a tragedy of small disasters, punctuated by big disasters, punctuated by even bigger disasters.
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" He punctuated the response by saying "that was horrific.
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All these activities will be punctuated by reports and speeches.
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The long blocks outside are punctuated with Russian Cyrillic signs.
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My walk, my movement through space — punctuated with sonic femininity.
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Wednesday's hearing was once again punctuated by countless protester disruptions.
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Almost every trip is punctuated, often early, with a loss.
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The roll call itself was punctuated with signals of discontent.
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Eleven months worth of memories punctuated with one little honk.
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Trump's rallies have been punctuated by protesters, and sometimes clashes.
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The show has become an infomercial punctuated with other infomercials.
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A truly excellent quote, punctuated with some spectacular finger jabbing.
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Some of the conversations were tense and punctuated by yelling.
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His speech grew staccato, short sentences punctuated by deep breaths.
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At least their anger was occasionally punctuated by audience laughter.
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Their whispers were punctuated only by the girl's grating laugh.
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The Jets' coverage was punctuated with blown assignments and holes.
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The show is punctuated with other smart, mutually enhancing pairings.
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It's very empty, punctuated by the occasional whale or lost clownfish.
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Its once demure profile is now punctuated with eye-catching skyscrapers.
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There was a standing ovation punctuated with exclamatory chants of lilili.
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It's also expected to be a week punctuated by social protest.
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Mark O'Connell: It was a gradual process punctuated by traumatic moments.
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In reality, the six-month negotiation was punctuated by British compromises.
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"Sacred Liberty" chronicles a general trend towards toleration—punctuated by outrages.
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Periods can seem aggressive; complete, punctuated sentences can read as uptight.
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Does Nigeria's melodic, punctuated English make you weak in the knees?
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Every day is punctuated by various tests—blood, blood pressure, urine.
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Garcia punctuated the rally with an RBI single three batters later.
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Vine leaves, olives and pickles of every sort punctuated the displays.
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The largely one-sided conversation was punctuated by Baldwin's inner monologue.
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This season was punctuated by some key deaths and arresting moments.
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Shootings punctuated the days of stalemate, leaving wounded on both sides.
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Finally, after an expletive-punctuated protestation from Tim, his sister relented.
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Its drama, though punctuated by violence, is interior and inwardly focused.
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The joyous atmosphere was punctuated by speeches, music, dancing and fireworks.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s name, punctuated by instrumental stabs.
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The opinion of the court was punctuated with typical Communist rhetoric.
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And it was delivered with panache, punctuated by the table slam.
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Was it an avalanche punctuated by melodic interludes, or vice versa?
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The game was punctuated by four homers, two by J.D. Martinez.
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A couple of "How are you?" texts punctuated weeks of silence.
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The album rollout has been punctuated by newish, trendy "experiments" in tech.
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He said the fire was punctuated by the pops of small explosions.
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The whirling plot is punctuated by affectionate send-ups of multicultural Britishness.
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It's a family affair, punctuated with in-depth glimpses into Ferg's psyche.
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You're going to have a bunch of losses punctuated by massive wins.
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Flat surfaces are punctuated by relief-carved putti heads, swags and garlands.
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MASHABLE: This return episode really punctuated that the group is back together.
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"Meow meow meow meow meow…" Everything Henrietta says is punctuated with meows.
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Sanders offered a vigorous performance punctuated by calls for a progressive revolution.
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A life well-lived is punctuated by loss, no way around it.
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The war of words has been punctuated by violent threats and attacks.
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The rabbi's words were punctuated by frogs chirping outside the open door.
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If they weren't empty, they were notably punctuated with messiness and clutter.
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As the afternoon progressed into evening, the conversations were punctuated with singing.
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His youth in Argentina was punctuated by coups that divided his family.
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The live action is punctuated by aerial acrobatics, pyrotechnics and motorcycle stunts.
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It was punchier than the original, punctuated by Twin Shadow's staccato ruptures.
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Occasionally punctuated by a mass sing along of "Will Grigg's On Fire".
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S. trade war punctuated by tit-for-tat import tariffs spanning industries.
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The garden features hedges and paths in concentric circles punctuated by fountains.
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He's combining that with solid defense, punctuated by the occasional transcendent play.
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It was punctuated by a disastrous election that left a weakened Mrs.
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There could be no mistaking who had written this lavishly punctuated letter.
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His faithful translations of battlefield interviews punctuated the prose of Times correspondents.
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That punctuated an 11-0 run during which Anim had eight points.
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The two players punctuated that particular exchange by screaming at each other.
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The silence that hung over the crowd was punctuated only by prayers.
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Pale-pink carnations and notes written on cardboard punctuated the black granite.
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Each year of the last 10 years is punctuated by Disney's dominance.
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Extreme physical discomfort was punctuated by extreme gratitude for the technician, Kim.
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They had an intense, tortured relationship, punctuated by heavy drinking and quarrels.
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All in a highly irregular, punctuated way, over the space of years.
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Zimbabwe's economic decline has been punctuated by several notable events and episodes.
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Pennington's career is punctuated with the racism of the era he played in.
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The victory punctuated a season of firsts for the NBA's only Canadian team.
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Chaos ensues for a few rounds, punctuated by a polite swapping of partners.
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A group of thin men punctuated their words with flicks of unlit cigarettes.
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Rick's smile, which punctuated last week's episode, was intended to throw viewers off.
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The riverbank is punctuated with corrugated-iron towers, which emit birdsong from loudspeakers.
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And of course, this being a disaster movie, it's all punctuated with disasters.
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Horror is hard to maintain, but not when it's punctuated by other genres.
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It was an adventure punctuated by moments of glory and, occasionally, small disappointments.
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Cries of "jiayou," which literally means "fill up with gas," punctuated the action.
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Hotel stays are punctuated by demeaning exercises and awkward, mandatory presentations praising coupledom.
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It's punctuated with an unexpected, raw-nerves key change in its final moments.
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It was a very different era, punctuated with songs that still resonate today.
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It wasn't a packed arena, and his arrival wasn't punctuated by rock music.
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He punctuated several of his tweets about his former primary opponent Texas Sen.
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It's been a strange time") punctuated with humourous asides ("I'm sorry, I burped.
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The hard-hitting Czech's victory was punctuated by eight aces and 29 winners.
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After 20 minutes or so, he punctuated placid stretches with tightly managed eruptions.
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The late king's reign spanned seven decades and was punctuated by political turbulence.
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Even in recent history, such explosive events have punctuated the activity of Kilauea.
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The pages were dense with text, punctuated with fine line drawings, exploded views.
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He punctuated the score with a diving crotch grab into the end zone.
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The numbers punctuated an earnings report that showed the depth of Twitter's challenges.
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It was a rhythmic, violent song—throat grunts punctuated with splats and splashes.
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Our Holocaust experiences were punctuated by people who dared to feel our pain.
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My life was a long hallway punctuated by a series of open doors.
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Her performances are punctuated by a soundscape created by aural artist DJ Jessamess.
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It was a lonely time, Mr. Scott said, punctuated with tears and prayer.
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" The Rangers reran the drill, which Quinn this time punctuated with "good job.
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As the afternoon wore on the confrontation was punctuated by booms and blasts.
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Invariably, these disturbing events are punctuated by Trump's predictable yet repugnant Twitter rants.
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His line now had a logo and a heavily punctuated name: S.R. Studio.
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Interviews with several dozen Utah voters here in recent days punctuated that point.
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It's a bell-like, jewel-like, sinuous landscape, punctuated by dramatic orchestral explosions.
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These revelations are punctuated by the real-life horror of domestic terrorist attacks.
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Leonard punctuated the win with a dunk over Spellman with 220.5:16 left.
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That's typical bonefishing: long periods of boredom punctuated by sudden, adrenaline-pumping action.
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The debate itself was largely cordial, punctuated by a contentious skirmish between Sen.
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The seven-hour marathon was punctuated with arguments on nuclear from six candidates.
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They were often days of boredom, punctuated by bursts of drama and bravado.
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Watson punctuated the spurt with a buzzer-beating 3-pointer off a fastbreak.
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Their stories are punctuated by those of others, most prominently, Juanito and Daniel.
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She is gregarious and outgoing, speaking in loud staccato bursts, punctuated by laughter.
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Primarily black and white, "Sharp Shooter" is judiciously punctuated with yellow and blue.
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The words are punctuated by red diamonds and surrounded by thistle and acanthus.
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Those struggles were also punctuated by a voluntary recall of 123,000 Model S vehicles.
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"As the year wore on and became punctuated with loss and bullshit," she says.
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It ambulates around their punctuated arrangements, weaving through their trails across the studio floor.
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Romero's fights are lengthy periods of nothing, punctuated by explosions of rapid-fire violence.
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They sought solace with laughter and funny memories, but sobs occasionally punctuated the ceremony.
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The annual E3 video game conference is reliably punctuated with surprise video game announcements.
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This entails a great deal of overwritten diary material punctuated by resentful libertarian screeds.
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Her political coming-of-age was punctuated by an argument with a history teacher.
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Both series feature betrayal after betrayal after betrayal, most of them punctuated with murder.
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Expressing any form of emotion will be heavily punctuated with "um", "err" and "ah".
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Its 2019 rally has been punctuated by double-digit price swings reminiscent of 2017.
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The walls are layered in green enamel, punctuated by a constellation of unidentifiable stains.
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However, his rise was punctuated by occasional brushes with regulators at home and abroad.
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The sound quality was poor—and often punctuated by chatter and popping prosecco corks.
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Both punctuated their speeches with an "I believe" peroration appealing to hope over fear.
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He punctuated the play by flexing his biceps as Love writhed in pain nearby.
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" Trump's usual attack on the media was punctuated here by chants of "CNN sucks.
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Each slim Retouching Wand from Bobbi Brown Cosmetics is punctuated with a sponge applicator.
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Riley Battin and Van Dyke punctuated the run with back-to-back 3-pointers.
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An end to the increasingly batshit antics punctuated by, you guessed it, sad music.
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The air was punctuated by shouts and screams of people fleeing for their lives.
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Spooky sounds or voices on a recorder or message punctuated by a loud scare.
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His two consecutive terms as secretary general were punctuated by turmoil in the world.
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My weekends and evenings are spent writing, punctuated with coffee or drinks with friends.
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Salt marshes are often punctuated by little channels, peaceful places to explore by canoe.
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Edited excerpts of the conversation (which was frequently punctuated by Smalls's baritone laugh) follow.
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Humans, including artists, are creatures of habit — with days punctuated by highly specific rituals.
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Howling winds and pounding rains punctuated by the sounds of alarms in the distance.
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She loves long conversation, often punctuated by exclamations of how my father loved her.
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The two have the same eyebrows and face shape, punctuated by their same braces.
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Each denial was punctuated by months or years of delay as paperwork sat waiting.
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Frequent blasts of a lifeguard whistle punctuated the steady thrum of crashing surf. Lunchtime.
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The kitchen beyond has white cabinetry, stone countertops and walls punctuated with decorative tiles.
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Sunrise's rise to political prominence has been punctuated with moments like that sit-in.
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Hidden inside is red bean paste, punctuated with whole beans like tiny sugared detonations.
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The routine was punctuated by sometimes exhilarating, sometimes painful turns in the national spotlight.
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So I would argue that we've entered a moment of punctuated equilibrium in retail.
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So far, I still have cycles, but they're punctuated by ghost periods without blood.
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This process involved minute tugs and tears, punctuated by pauses to cauterize minor bleeds.
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It's a long philosophical discussion punctuated by a moment of staggering and predictable violence.
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And so began years of embittered estrangement, punctuated by fleeting hints of a possible reconciliation.
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So, for instance, I liked creating moments of silence that were suddenly punctuated by action.
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Or you might prefer to go shopping in fun boutiques punctuated by many bakery respites.
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It's often a bland and tedious game to play, mercifully punctuated by endearing narrative moments.
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My delight was punctuated by six sonic booms — a thank you from the returning boosters.
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Shots came from all directions, in a continuous symphony, punctuated by the percussion of mortars.
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Moncada punctuated Chicago's three-run sixth with a two-run home run against Shawn Kelley.
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American history has been punctuated by civic awakenings that yielded social, political and economic reforms.
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Even at a different house, Emily's year will be punctuated by 12 monthly mandated rapes.
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The suddenly darker nights are punctuated only by the sounds of snapping limbs and chainsaws.
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The tension ensured the torch relays ahead of the Games were punctuated by periodic demonstrations.
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Anthony Rizzo punctuated the Cubs' rally with a run-scoring single against reliever Evan Marshall.
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We're told the Volvo driver punctuated the exchange by flipping a middle finger at Aaron.
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Manziel's rise and fall has long been punctuated with headlines for his off-field partying.
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My experience watching the show unfold had been punctuated by moments of cynicism and optimism.
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McPherson Square Library, where Kowalski works, has a wide, welcoming staircase punctuated by tall columns.
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Towns punctuated the spurt with back-to-back baskets to put the Timberwolves in front.
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Long before nationwide demonstrations began in late December of 2017, protests routinely punctuated affected areas.
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He glanced at his phone, and then showed me an eclectically punctuated text from Garcia.
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The home run punctuated a Mets offensive effort that combined opportunity with good at-bats.
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It didn't take long for us to notice that the store was punctuated with messiness.
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Kushner has endured a brutal stretch, punctuated by a reduction in his national security clearance.
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Arrogate's dramatic upset of California Chrome on Saturday punctuated just how good they both are.
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Pandemonium punctuated the rescue operation, despite efforts by the Astral crew to calm the migrants.
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But these reveries are punctuated by these powerful, pained notes that hit like joy buzzers.
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And Bannon punctuated the week with a full-throated, Trump-pleasing bashing of the media.
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The day was punctuated by the boom of Israeli airstrikes against militant sites in Gaza.
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His arms and legs would stiffen and then release, the spasms punctuated by his cries.
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Her Israeli landscapes are stark and desolate, punctuated by towering cypress trees and heavy rocks.
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The console between the seats in exceptionally narrow and punctuated by the stop-start button.
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"The second brought this," he said, gesturing toward the wall, punctuated by a black watchtower.
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He wrote in a galloping, oddly punctuated style, treating literature almost as an outsider art.
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There was heartbreak, punctuated with moments of relief, as desperate parents searched for their children.
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PARELES Power chords punctuated by a thumping cowbell: It's old-fashioned, but it still works.
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Periods of a week or two of relatively heavy rainfall are punctuated by drier periods.
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This scenario is punctuated by fantasies, including a joyless orgy featuring his multiple love interests.
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The story is punctuated by drawings of the covers of the horror magazines she loves.
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He punctuated the bucket with some words for Kansas and was hit with a technical.
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City life is all they thought it would be, punctuated by endless varieties of food.
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The daily drama is being punctuated and animated by Mr. Trump's provocative early morning tweets.
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The idylls are punctuated by the discordant sounds of a tape rewinding at hyper-speed.
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The decline of most patients with end-organ failure is punctuated by peaks and valleys.
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He speaks in a near-whisper, punctuated by long pauses, conveying both intimacy and awkwardness.
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Her speech was punctuated by European brand names, which functioned as a kind of currency.
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The movie tells his life story, punctuated with interviews and sometimes astringent asides from Rams.
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The clean lines and supple cuts were punctuated by threadbare, frayed hats and other accessories.
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His hard-line policies on immigration have punctuated his presidency and 2020 re-election campaign.
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This went on for about an hour, the sounds punctuated by a snore here and there.
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Myreon Jones' 3-pointer punctuated the surge, which began with a 3-pointer from Josh Reaves.
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What ensues, though, is essentially a rather low-octane thriller, punctuated by trips down memory lane.
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His words were punctuated by a somewhat crude, albeit very impressive, GPS-mapped route below them.
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This novel suggests the contrary, in scenes of slapstick mockery punctuated by tragic and elegiac interludes.
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Moncada punctuated Chicago's three-run sixth with a two-run home run against reliever Shawn Kelley.
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Since then the conflict has been punctuated by gruesome massacres of civilians and extreme sexual violence.
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" The music introduced these lines with awkward, punctuated vocal stabs of each syllable: "Aes" — "thet" — "ics.
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Now, seven rings punctuated with a romantic emoji does not an engagement ring make, but still.
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The now-dark backyard is punctuated as peoples' faces are lit up by their cellphone screens.
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Here is a quick look at a career punctuated by high-profile prosecutions and controversial tactics.
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The other story is punctuated by vinyl record shops and vegan cafés on fashionable 22000th Street.
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They include several veiled messages of encouragement, weird analogies, and are frequently punctuated by smiley faces.
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Gone are the days of hushed rallies, punctuated only by the thud of felt on strings.
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"They were wonderfully dramatic pieces, punctuated by lighter moments throughout," Mr. Nixon said of her work.
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Sanders punctuated his point by stating that the pay disparity is greater for women of color.
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"Oh How I Love This Little Guy," Ciara wrote, punctuated by a big red heart emoji.
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The Republican's hard line policies on immigration have punctuated his presidency and 2020 re-election campaign.
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Lobster buoys like the ones off Stonington once punctuated waters along the entire New England coast.
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She is faceless, her dipped jawline silhouetted only by the punctuated line of Towns's hand stitch.
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Yes, it is shot through with randomness—but no, it is not punctuated by instantaneous jerks.
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The week has been punctuated with rappers starting beefs — either with other rappers — or, in B.o.
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And so was his brevity, his ability to filter complicated feelings into compact, punctuated mental bursts.
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The Notre Dame, the Louvre, the Arc De Triumphe punctuated the expanse of city around me.
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What follows is an extensive collection of interviews punctuated by intimate, gritty, black-and-white photos.
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The outburst punctuated a stunning day in history -- or "herstory," as attorney Gloria Allred put it.
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Whataburger's twitter bio says "There's pride in every Whataburger," and it's punctuated with the hashtag #ProudToServeYou.
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Youths and elderly women punctuated her campaign speech with song, dance and the beating of drums.
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That's been punctuated by signs of weak demand for new cars overall, particularly in North America.
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Later came that messy divorce in 2010 and his indefinite break from golf, punctuated by injury.
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The song officially announces the band's reunion album, the bizarrely punctuated in • ter a • li • a.
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They're all in caps, all punctuated with exclamation points as if urgent or intended as imperatives.
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For Democrats, politics is a battle of ideas, punctuated by occasional detours down the character road.
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It was a 33-minute chess match punctuated by Loyola fast breaks that were rarely finished.
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The evening crawled by in two-minute increments, long stretches of boredom punctuated by strong emotion.
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Oladipo punctuated the spurt with an impressive left-handed dunk over Kurucs with 2:01 left.
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Their journey was a series of tedious, and occasionally grueling, physical tests, punctuated by human kindness.
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Like many teenage boys his age, he spoke with a giddy up-speak, punctuated with laughter.
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Historically, bear markets are often punctuated by sharp bounces on their way down to a trough.
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Violence and its threat reverberate throughout, punctuated by an occasional Ennio Morricone-like wah-wah-waaah.
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While both men are intense, Gehry is more severe, his laconic conversation punctuated by dramatic pauses.
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Genkin's point is punctuated by the fact that debt has reached a record high as well.
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Mr. Abiy's tenure also has been punctuated by ethnic rivalries that have flared in recent years.
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" Still another lamented the punctuated nameplate as a grand old landmark that had "vanished into oblivion.
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Trump's last throw down with "The Kelly File" host was similarly punctuated by the b-word.
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And yet, this status quo of presidential dominance is periodically punctuated by bursts of congressional reassertion.
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Fury punctuated his win with another vocal performance, singing Don McLean's "American Pie" to the crowd.
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There was an eerie quiet, punctuated only by the anxiety-provoking but reassuring sound of sirens.
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The lengthy interview was punctuated, too, by heated exchanges between Schiff and several committee Republicans. Rep.
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It punctuated a strange night filled with delays, including two lengthy stoppages to sync the clock.
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He gave up three runs in the second inning, punctuated by Derek Dietrich's two-run triple.
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Her resignation, barely two days after publication, punctuated the polarized politics of the Israeli-Palestinian impasse.
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Keita Bates-Diop punctuated the run with a 3-pointer that put Minnesota up 34-28.
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But these points of view are punctuated by shorter narrations from Darren, a classmate of Adam's.
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Mr. Long's tenure was also punctuated by a controversy that had nothing to do with storms.
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After about 45 minutes, Ms. Gottfried, not Mr. Rothstein, punctuated the ceremony by smashing a glass.
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After about 45 minutes, Ms. Gottfried, not Mr. Rothstein, punctuated the ceremony by smashing a glass.
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Thinking about how your presence is punctuated, but also how your presence might also be ignored.
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Songs on Less Talk are faster, heavier, punctuated with narrative storytelling and bursts of genuine thrash.
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The story was masterfully told, punctuated with cringeworthy self-deprecation and thoughtful reflections on growing up.
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The column, which leans slightly, is punctuated by holes whose interiors appear to be painted red.
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Hundreds of "Law and Order" episodes concluded with definitive guilty verdicts, punctuated by a signature sound effect.
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Attending birth and death is also intensely emotional work, with moments of extreme feeling punctuated by lulls.
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Their daily hunt for food and water is punctuated by the explosions of bombs falling around them.
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Brooks hit a deep three-pointer late in the game, then punctuated it with an emphatic salute.
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The Civil War effectively punctuated the end of the Second Great Awakening and its corresponding health craze.
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Conyers' longevity in Congress was punctuated by a contentious resignation in 2017 amid allegations of sexual harassment.
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This tale is punctuated with several die-cut pages of geometric snowflakes and organic ink-drop shapes.
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The baleful equilibrium is punctuated, when control of the various branches aligns, by spurts of partisan lawmaking.
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For 50 minutes, the air around Gulshan was punctuated by the loud ratatatat of automatic gun fire.
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He also outlines an interesting notion of "punctuated deterrence" as a way of responding to such attacks.
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But recurring fears of recession mean this rising trend will be punctuated by sometimes-violent sell-offs.
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Facing mountain ranges punctuated by rivers and a thick, impenetrable fog, the feeling of remoteness is overwhelming.
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Trump has a flashy and over-the-top style punctuated by unique hand gesticulations and facial expressions.
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"They were calling me words he never heard before," he says, his sentences punctuated by uneasy laughs.
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STOXX50E fell 123 percent, in muted trading punctuated by early earnings updates and more corporate deal-making.
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And just like many modern games, Westworld and its theme park is regularly punctuated with gleeful violence.
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His speech is punctuated by numerous ovations, each of them carefully counted and chronicled by the media.
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Her words are often punctuated by folksy aphorisms: "Nothing beats a failure but a try," she says.
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The space inside is cavernous and utilitarian, with cement walls and floors, punctuated by industrial steel beams.
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While most ads played into obvious ideological agendas, those posts were occasionally punctuated by more neutral content.
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Oracular, intoxicating poems are punctuated by quasi-Socratic dialogues, titled "The Poetry Cops," about memory and narrative.
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This gloomy image is punctuated by a woman's heart-wrenching cry that startles Abbas (Eriq Ebouaney) awake.
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The film itself is like a song, punctuated by dance, poetry, and the movement of the sea.
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The rousing applause punctuated an unexpected drama that played out on the sidelines of the president's speech.
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The studio was a quiet hum of murmured French and English, punctuated by Beyoncé on the speakers.
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Life offstage unfolds in much the same way, with stretches of happiness punctuated by harsh reality checks.
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There are fights and chases, punctuated by tense meetings and bouts of intense laptop and cellphone use.
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The war has been punctuated by disease, famine and near-famine conditions in parts of the country.
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Because neither the Torah nor the Talmud is punctuated, students learn to add intonation with vocal emphasis.
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He punctuated the win with a big fist pump after retiring David Dahl for the final out.
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Most of our seven-month deployment included long periods of boredom and stress, punctuated by frantic activity.
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The demonstration began peacefully, eventually punctuated by outbursts of vandalism to shops, bank branches and subway stations.
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"I eat here every day," he said, as a hearty spoonful of feijoada punctuated his next thought.
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Vallejo, outside the rehab facility, was a flat suburban sprawl punctuated with Targets, Walmarts, Arby's and Wendy's.
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The episode is punctuated by three escape sequences that offer mainline doses of C.G.I.-enhanced mutant mayhem.
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The week was punctuated by fewer handshakes and more elbow bumps, thanks to concerns about Covid-19.
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At best, it was a stilted gathering punctuated by starch-based courses and interludes of excruciating awkwardness.
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Dallas ruled the overtime period before Benn punctuated the win with his 22nd goal of the season.
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The blistering raw beauty of their land is punctuated by stark brown mountains that surround their valley.
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At Alexander Wang's fall 2017 show, the angular black clothes were punctuated almost harshly by black eyeliner.
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" Phelps punctuated his wins at the Olympic games in 2004, 2008 and 2012 with self-described "explosions.
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He and Mr. Kerry developed a close rapport, even if it was often punctuated by shouting matches.
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He certainly could have punctuated the ending with an unambiguous hail of bullets if he had wanted.
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What's there now is a scrubbed, wealthy enclave punctuated by new luxury high rises and vacant storefronts.
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But these moments of lucid striking science were punctuated by returns to the classic Platinum Mike method.
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This miracle unspooled through seven years of suffering as preparation for 100 victories punctuated by Seaver's 5403.
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Was their first night together punctuated by them having to periodically duck and out pee in the sand?
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Each diet lasted four weeks and was punctuated by a "washout period" when participants ate their usual foods.
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January 1 is always punctuated by the memories of embarrassing and offensive things you did on December 31.
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Whether it makes it or not, the campaign will undoubtedly be punctuated with a game of beer pong.
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A layup by Smart gave Boston its first lead at 32-31 and punctuated a 17-0 run.
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But Yuen's time in office was punctuated by several controversies, including two rare protests by hundreds of lawyers.
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Through the years, it's frequently been punctuated by cases of studios using computer-rendered images to complete films.
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A cutout of a bald eagle punctuated a backdrop made from a printout of the Declaration of Independence.
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Bulldogs defensive back Cedric Jiles punctuated the victory with a 211-yard interception return with 11:59 left.
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The venues are creative and clever, punctuated with simple puzzles to help break up all of the fighting.
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Crews said in court that bouts of violence fueled by drugs and alcohol punctuated her relationship with Hoehn.
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The life of a hurricane rescue worker oscillates between long periods of waiting, punctuated by heart-pounding action.
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The soaring vocal lines and luxuriant choruses unfurl over a score punctuated with kaleidoscopic darts of instrumental colour.
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And all of these elements are punctuated by the painting, which is really the highlight of the experience.
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It is structured as a series of dance scenes punctuated by poetry, composed and performed by Robin Sanders.
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The low moan of howling wind is a constant presence, punctuated every so often by sharp window rattles.
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He doesn't seem too worried about it though, as he punctuated his caption with some "crying laughing" emojis.
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Mr Modi's dress, gestures and public appearances are theatrically staid and uniform, punctuated by meaningful looks and silences.
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The 2001/20163 deposits freeze punctuated an economic meltdown that tossed millions of middle-class Argentines into poverty.
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People with power putting themselves above the law and inflicting their brand of "justice" has punctuated America's history.
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Periodically that sub-conversation would be punctuated by gunfire, or breaking glass, or Douglas yelling about his rights.
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Like most guru-like figures, Susun has a habit of speaking in free-associative parables punctuated with paradoxes.
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The Milnes' lives are punctuated by such devastating ironies, but they are not quite devastating in the film.
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Verdant rice paddies were punctuated with stooped villagers in brightly colored clothes who labored in the humid air.
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The setting sun is casting orange hues across a jaw-dropping desert horizon that's punctuated by distant mountains.
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I liked this shop a lot: It's small and welcoming, with white walls punctuated by small, warm lights.
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It works well, and Thug sounds right at home with his punctuated flow, but it's obviously Future's song.
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His April fight against Cejudo was a master class in clinch fighting, punctuated with a first-round TKO.
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The sentiment is punctuated by the fact that the product felt like a Hail Mary at the time.
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But as a traumatic market break that punctuated an investing era, he sees it as a useful analogy.
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The two four-bar bits also resolve quite differently; "Stairway" with a clearly punctuated G to A-minor.
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The 124-minute running time eventually felt like a series of indistinct but concerned conversations punctuated by screaming.
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Mitchell's three-point play punctuated the run and put the Jazz up 91-79 with 8:07 remaining.
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It's hard to overstate the power of saying one major national chain after another, punctuated only by agreement.
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Skinny jeans and sleeve tattoos abound, punctuated by man-buns, black-frame glasses, and carefully coiffed facial hair.
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Long conversations about reproductive justice are punctuated by participants idly making flowers and jewelry out of pipe cleaners.
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Jump to another, mostly uninformative fight, punctuated by dueling car keys that make sure their car stays locked.
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They dropped three of four games out of the gate, punctuated with a 5-2 defeat on Oct.
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The smooth, compressive fabric feels great on my skin and it's punctuated by laser-cut holes for breathability.
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Republicans have experienced what evolutionary biologists might call punctuated equilibrium, a rapid evolution caused by an environmental crisis.
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The aisles in the store were punctuated by rows of shopping carts that took up valuable walking space.
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The speech lasted nearly two hours and was punctuated by shouts of "Four more years!" from the audience.
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He was relaxed, animated, candid; he spoke in long streams of Italian punctuated occasionally by roars of laughter.
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War is like that: Most of it is banal, and then it's punctuated by these extremely tense moments.
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Questions about Trump, Russia and Pompeo's role and outlook on the situation punctuated the hearing throughout the day.
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Beyond the blinding stupidity & accidental great argument for firing all cops, this was punctuated by an illiterate. pic.twitter.
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Throughout the film, characters speak in a breathless, manic syntax, punctuated with gems of Ryan Trecartin-esque absurdity.
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The rhythmic long verticals of the tall, skinny composition are punctuated by magazine images, alphabet letters, and photographs.
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The line was minute, just myself and another person, yet the atmosphere felt punctuated with a light excitement.
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But, like most places in Chicago, this wonderful place is punctuated with moments of unexpected and extreme violence.
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The only sound in the hall was a low, rhythmic moan, punctuated by S.'s higher-pitched cry.
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There has been an outpouring on social media of stories of sexual harassment, punctuated by the hashtag #MeToo.
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Humans, including those in the fashion world, are creatures of habit — with days punctuated by highly specific rituals.
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The collection is still punctuated by gaps and missing links, an organic aggregation that is meant to grow.
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He works in an argot of amiable swing, punctuated by startling disruptions and occasional shots of seraphic beauty.
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The setting, accompanied by a lively pan-flute-punctuated soundtrack, is a pre-Columbian South American-influenced jungle.
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Underneath the expletive, which was punctuated with an exclamation point, was a swastika drawn over Justice Ginsburg's lips.
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Kakar, their grief was punctuated by the pain of childbirth, bringing babies into a world consumed by despair.
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A self-professed Twitter newbie, he provides a virtual tour of the exhibits, charmingly punctuated by dad jokes.
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Since late March, the calm has been punctuated by deadly protests and clashes along Israel's border with Gaza.
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Employees work 12-hour shifts made up of long, tedious stretches punctuated by unpredictable flashes of mortal danger.
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"What are they building now?" another neighbor asked in a text message punctuated with a shocked face emoji.
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It follows a two-year stretch of declining audiences, punctuated by a 9.7% dip for the 2017 season.
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As we headed north, the narrow valley was punctuated by small farmsteads, hayfields, stone walls and grazing sheep.
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Eric Trump sent his own "great job" tweet to Sekulow and Cipollone, punctuated with three American flag emojis.
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He and Bieber dated on and off over the years, punctuated by his dramatic relationship with Selena Gomez.
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He launched his bid this week with a power-packed rollout, punctuated by endorsements from leading progressive Sens.
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Ms. Aldana's playing has a smooth and cascading quality; it's not punctuated and scalpel-wrought, like Mr. Fortner's.
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Illinois opened the game on a 9-2 run, which was punctuated by a 3-pointer by Feliz.
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The celebrity cameos and intense game play have been punctuated by a few lighthearted moments between the contestants.
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JAMES COULTER: Well, I think I've learned that you have to look for that moment of punctuated equilibrium.
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The mood in the rehearsal room was jubilant, the din of voices punctuated by little whoops of greeting.
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The best time to visit the revamped moma is your first, punctuated with reintroductions to old artistic companions.
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Lamb, their favorite meat to make into a loaf, is punctuated with mint, pine nuts, couscous and harissa.
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It looks uncomfortable and eerie, but also mysterious and punctuated with a bit of a classic Hollywood style.
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Mullican's palette consisted almost solely of either red or yellow, occasionally punctuated by oranges, blues, greens and blacks.
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The rear end of the Sportbrake is punctuated by its sloping roofline, wrap-around taillights, and dual exhausts.
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The Silicon Valley saga gets a wonky boost from Bates' electronic score, punctuated by clicks from a Macintosh Plus.
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Songs were punctuated by sketches and bits, including a video of young Ariana reenacting a scene from Bruce Almighty.
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Military coups have punctuated Pakistan's 71-year history, and Khan's election was only the second democratic transfer of power.
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Often, it's punctuated inexplicably ("RACISM." from beauty vlogger Jeffree Star after a history of anti-Black comments were revealed).
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Downtown Pyongyang's skyline is punctuated by the 105-story Ryugyong Hotel, currently the tallest abandoned building in the world.
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Think curved shoulders, turned-in knees, bowler hats, punctuated hand movements, finger snaps, sideways shuffling — and, yes, jazz hands.
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Keys and his fellow researchers noted an overwhelming apathy among the subjects, punctuated by paradoxical periods of irrational irritability.
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Rhythmic patterning changes as it dances across the wheat-colored surface, punctuated by several hits of a lighter tone.
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Regan's envelope is rendered with a kind of low, muffled feel punctuated by the gentle pulse of her heart.
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Dunn said she hopes the NWSL schedule adapts to avoid "disruptive" years punctuated by World Cup or Olympic competition.
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At E3 2017, Nintendo teased new Pokémon and Metroid Prime adventures, establishing a release calendar punctuated with familiar faces.
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Everything is brooding, tortured anti-heroes, stillness punctuated by sudden acts of violence, montage and ironically counterposed musical choices.
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That's ten years of futility punctuated by a brutal 2007-313 stretch where they failed to climb above 30th.
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Even quiet tête-à-têtes are punctuated by the expressive repositioning of the chairs in which the speakers sit.
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She's in her early 20s, and her life is a fog of existential ennui occasionally punctuated by tenuous connection.
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Drive a mile out of Serenbe and you'll see overgrown yards punctuated with banged up pickup trucks rusting away.
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Over the past week, American stocks have dropped about 7%, punctuated by a breathtaking, record-setting plunge on Monday.
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Life is no longer defined by servitude, punctuated by rapes or beatings, but Essatim struggles to feed her family.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Jürgen Klauke's prop-filled, leather-punctuated photographs can stop you in your tracks.
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Obara shares an anecdote from her childhood, punctuated with a bull's-eye spear-toss into a man's bare skull.
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Some messages are punctuated by long pauses, cracking voices, or sentences suddenly rerouted in the middle of a thought.
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More likely, though, you'll find yourself dodging traffic on a path punctuated with stop lights, detours, and blind alleys.
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The landscape is occasionally punctuated by marshes—mostly dry this time of year—fed by the manmade Hawijah River.
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"That way, we can encourage the next generation to be more unapologetic than the last," she punctuated her caption.
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But visiting a conservative pocket in a blue state, his hour-long rally was punctuated by 10 different protests.
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He punctuated his round by chipping in from behind the green on the 18th for a third straight birdie.
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The last one, which was punctuated by a 2002 debt default, tossed millions of middle-class Argentines into poverty.
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The nest helped Baxter herself find courage in an upbringing punctuated by an absent mother with severe mental illness.
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This year's release is punctuated by a first — the oldest model to appear in the popular issue's pages, ever.
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Michigan State came back, going on an 8-1 run over the next two minutes, punctuated by a Jackson.
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" Paul punctuated the cute/weird sentiment with a bevy of hashtags: "#redcarpet #relationships #exgirlfriends #keepyourheadup #youneverknowwhatsaroundthecorner #wife #prettybird #datenight.
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And, as Keselowski crossed the finish line, another wreck in the back of the pack punctuated the sloppy day.
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But the room fell silent when "Facebook" was proclaimed — and the silence was punctuated by scattered boos and groans.
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This visit, however, was punctuated by little of the soaring eloquence that expressed Mr. Obama's ambitious foreign policy aspirations.
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President Trump's time in office has been punctuated by rising tension with China on a host of economic issues.
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This "Death Strip" was punctuated in places with land mines, carpeted with hidden steel spikes and anti-vehicle obstacles.
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Jealousy, humiliation and ordeals of agonized waiting and self-denial were haphazardly punctuated by encounters either tender or cruel.
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The Beavers punctuated the first half with a 92-yard drive on seven plays that took only 54 seconds.
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On Sunday, Syria's United Nations ambassador punctuated the message, declaring that the government would reclaim all of the city.
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The Kremlin's walls are punctuated by 20 defensive towers of varying sizes that were built between 1485 and 1495.
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The front door opens to an open living and dining room with a cove ceiling punctuated by wood beams.
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After a short conversation, in which every sentence was punctuated with "bro," he switched back to cogent C.E.O.-speak.
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The Caribbean island nation of 73,000 residents is known for its lush greenery, punctuated by waterfalls and rain forests.
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In interviews, they recall a three-decade career in government punctuated by scolding confrontations, intemperate critiques and undiplomatic remarks.
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The subject matter is serious but deftly punctuated by humor: The vlogger scene, in particular, made the students laugh.
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He watched the glowing red sun as it began to set, punctuated by plumes of smoke from the west.
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Untitled is a ruthlessly inventive black/death maelstrom punctuated by flashy, wild-eyed slashes of orchestral rock 'n' roll.
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Everything on the internet since, from YouTube videos to Yelp listings, is punctuated with a barometer of user taste.
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He delivered a smooth speech that was punctuated by several moments of winning self-deprecation in its early stages.
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The Mets took the lead with a four-run eighth, punctuated by Kelly Johnson's pinch-hit run-scoring double.
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Even in its bleakest moments, the dialogue is punctuated with the wholesome teasing and perkiness of a family sitcom.
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Previous Democratic debates were punctuated by both boos and cheers that at times shaped viewers' perceptions of the events.
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The decision punctuated a year of attacks by Mr. Trump on the Justice Department and the special counsel investigation.
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" Her confession was punctuated by the kind of distant-thunder soundtrack that played during boardroom smackdowns on "The Apprentice.
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The result is about two hours of straight anxiety punctuated by the ecstasy of seeing Lady Gaga perform live.
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The day was punctuated by cries of "yee-hah" from our fellow skiers — and maybe from me as well.
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It asked cities to respond by early March with a huge text document punctuated only with a few maps.
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Their tropical colors are punctuated by large, intricate patches of shadowy foliage, as in "East West Coast 1" (2019).
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This weird formal style creates the illusion of a placid surface, which is invariably punctuated by grotesque, shocking violence.
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Punctuated by Carolina's contribution, the opening round unspooled into chaos, detonated by the exits of all four division champions.
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All of the aforementioned delights are punctuated by cuts to cute animals frolicking in the tent-adjacent fields. Sheep!
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The visit there by the leaders of the divided peninsula punctuated their avowed intent to improve and normalize relations.
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But the continued risk for violence is particularly acute in Sri Lanka, whose history is punctuated with ethnic conflict.
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Then a trio of transition baskets, the last two punctuated by Stanley's slams, stretched the lead to 63-52.
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The remarks, punctuated with chants of "2024!" from supporters, concluded with no endorsement from the 38-year-old moderate.
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The three began obsessively shopping for knives, discussing different models in chats punctuated by the sharing of graphic videos.
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Life for Nasheem Prioleau had become a series of long periods in prison, punctuated by short bursts of freedom.
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NBA games went on as scheduled Sunday, but were punctuated with emotional tributes to the Los Angeles Lakers great.
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The play then abruptly turns into a kind of interstellar trip punctuated by black light and confusing voice-overs.
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The violence has been punctuated by mass killings, some of which have drawn international condemnation of the Mexican authorities.
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But the sudden turn punctuated the sharp partisan split in the Congress, and the nation, over impeaching the president.
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Luck punctuated the march with an 593-yard touchdown pass to Moncrief with 259 seconds left in the half.
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During their joint news conference, he reached over on occasion to grab Trump's arm as he punctuated his point.
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Their arguments were punctuated by jokes about Dre's father having been a member of something called the Black Bobcats.
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His time at the Royal Shakespeare Company was punctuated by battles over public financing that ultimately wore him down.
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On Thursday, Schumer posted a photo of her bloated abdomen, punctuated with bruises, and a fresh C-section scar.
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Mr. Sanders's events are high-energy affairs, punctuated by the senator frequently waving his arms to emphasize his points.
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Mr. Sanders's events are high-energy affairs, punctuated by the senator frequently waving his arms to emphasize his points.
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The last of those, Oscar Lindberg's tally off that feed from Miller, punctuated a victory that possessed restorative powers.
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One Democratic lawmaker described the practice sessions as a great deal of tedium punctuated by five minutes of fire.
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His tone was one of embattlement and occasional grievance, and his remarks were punctuated by wry and rueful humor.
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My husband, Eric Walsingham, does stand-up comedy and his set is punctuated with punch lines about our marriage.
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Bojan Bogdanovic started it off with a 3-pointer and Georges Niang punctuated the run with an outside shot.
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All the while, Kaine punctuated his arguments and Apprentice-inspired dad jokes with an arch of his feathered brow.
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The reigning NBA MVP punctuated the rally with a pair of free throws to put ahead Milwaukee 78-77.
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But his early days with Claire and Ian on the homestead are punctuated by warning visits from the Cherokee.
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The oversized quenelle of the ponche pacifico provided a richness punctuated by the low, background ring of the cumin.
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In New York City, a strained quiet has settled in, punctuated only by the hiss of a thousand radiators.
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" Caramanica also noted that "her set was punctuated with fireworks that, compared with what was happening onstage, seemed dull.
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In "Centaurette and Unicorn" (2016), the landscape is punctuated by what looks like a testosterone-charged squirrel and rabbit.
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Big Freedia's voice punctuated Drake's "Nice for What," and she was, as ever, conspicuously absent from its accompanying video.
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On both days, Kavanaugh's testimony was once again punctuated by repeated yells and protests from activists in the audience.
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He moved among his constituents in a former jock's ballet of bro-hugs and two-handed handgrips, punctuated with backslaps.
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The rapper reverts to his usual self on "Set Set," which has a hook punctuated with onomatopoeias—Big Shaq style.
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Many of us remember the days of Twitter that were punctuated by the "fail whale" whenever the network went down.
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Editor Rick Hutzell called a few of his journalists over to talk, a discussion punctuated with hugs and staggered expressions.
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Yang's career is punctuated by his stellar graphic novels, like 2006's American Born Chinese and 2013's Boxers & Saints.
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Norway has more than 18,000 miles of coastline, punctuated by rugged cliffs that jut into the sea like outstretched fingers.
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In a 50-minute secret recording obtained by BuzzFeed News, he launched into a tirade, punctuated with expletive-laden questions.
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That their journeys, often dull and repetitive in themselves, will be punctuated by almost identical platforms is a missed opportunity.
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It finally felt like a Fortnite event that wasn't punctuated by guns and chaos, as most prior ones have been.
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Not to be outdone, Halsey showed some serious skin in a colorful dress, punctuated by rainbow streaks in her hair.
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They are funny, suspenseful and punctuated by kinetic sequences that can make even jaded multiplex-potatoes sit up and gasp.
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Many show scenes of warfare and hunting, vividly depicted in watercolor and colored pencils and punctuated with splashes of red.
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The stress on the desultory, punctuated by antic gestures from Lopakhin and the servants, makes the first act agonizingly long.
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In a small but effective artistic choice, characters talk in crackling, subtitled glossolalia, punctuated only by the occasional intelligible word.
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The history of health reform since the 2500s has been one of long periods of inaction punctuated by fierce backlash.
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Though the past year has been punctuated by many bad things, America does not appear to be sliding into dictatorship.
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This argument was frequently punctuated with the meaningful #fact and finished off, presumably, with a pair of rose-colored glasses.
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There's no colour, just the natural ambience of an unattended warehouse, lightly punctuated by the consistent whirring of passing time.
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These are living, breathing still lifes punctuated with Akomfrah's carefully orchestrated narratives, conveyed without any character uttering a single word.
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Marquette never trailed in the contest, beginning the game on a 25-27 run punctuated by a Howard 210-pointer.
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He punctuated the details of the actions themselves with recollections of the many mass shootings that have marked his administration.
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Six different pizzas now rested on burnished metal stands, intermittently punctuated with an assortment of calzones, stromboli, salads, and beverages.
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Entitled "Red, White, Blue,"— after North Korea's flag colours—the exhibition shows artwork critical of the regime punctuated with humour.
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The president's speech was punctuated by a surprise appearance from Hillary Clinton – her first on the DNC stage this week.
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Nolley and Cattoor had 3-pointers and Nahiem Alleyne punctuated the run on a dunk for a 23-18 lead.
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Ms. Anderson treated the verses of "Always Crashing in the Same Car" as a recitation punctuated by her electric violin.
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The parade of flowing gowns and black suits is only rarely punctuated by the statement piece or bold beauty look.
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The Democratic National Convention was punctuated by rousing speeches from two women: Michelle Obama, the first lady, who endorsed Mrs.
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A thick silence, punctuated only by the raucous laugh track, permeates the cafe; everyone is glued to the television screen.
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Surveying the landscape, most people would have seen a homogenous mat of pasture and weeds punctuated by the occasional tree.
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As I peered through my window, I saw villages and rice fields punctuated with Army bunkers and rocket test sites.
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It was punctuated by tangible military advances by North Korea with detonations of nuclear devices and launches of ballistic missiles.
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This Caribbean island of 73,000 residents is -- or was -- a place of lush greenery, punctuated by waterfalls and rain forests.
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The crisis was punctuated by a debt default and currency devaluation that tossed millions of middle-class Argentines into poverty.
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Nate Reuvers punctuated the run with a layup that gave the Badgers a 20-point lead with 17:7 remaining.
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The score is punctuated by a kind of signal: two pianos, tuned a quarter tone apart, arpeggiating upward into silence.
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He punctuated that blast with a bat flip that infuriated the Rangers, but dropped the bat at home this time.
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Seated in a studio, they spoke poignantly of growing up with loss, of milestones punctuated by the absence of fathers.
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His late blitz in Texas, with rallies Monday in Houston and Dallas punctuated by an endorsement from former Texas Rep.
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By donning a showboat helmet, Gaetz punctuated President Trump's and the GOP chorus' position that the virus was not serious.
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Intermittent sirens from the ambulances lined up outside the hospital punctuated the sounds of Sondheim emanating from the rehearsal piano.
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Kurt Suzuki smacked a ninth-inning grand slam as part of a six-run rally that punctuated the Washington rout.
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President Ernest Bai Koroma is stepping down after serving a second, five-year term during a decade punctuated by tragedy.
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In seven should-be brisk scenes, punctuated by projections and titles, the characters fall out of love and into quips.
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However, the competitive seven round fight—punctuated by Joshua's devastating knockout—proved the PPV decision to be a good one.
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Mr. Li performed his signature hanmai songs, each one faster than the previous and punctuated by his harsh northeastern accent.
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The clear air is punctuated from dawn to dusk by saws and nail guns, Mexican music and chatter in Spanish.
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Another image resembles a geyser of steam rising into the air, its base framed by concentric rings punctuated by dots.
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Photos taken from the air show a sprawling campus punctuated by white geodesic domes that look like giant golf balls.
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All of this will lead to more frequent and severe water deficits, punctuated by wet periods with increasing flood risk.
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The spare white-lacquer face, encased in rose gold, is punctuated by a velvety blue enamel subdial, sprayed with stars.
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Meticulous preparation, resilience, some carefully choreographed pomp and pageantry, then long periods of patience punctuated by moments of extreme violence.
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Mr. Batista's arrest punctuated a comedown for the billionaire, once seen as a shining example of a confident, booming Brazil.
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Militants affiliated with ISIS are making inroads and have punctuated their presence with a series of high-profile terror attacks.
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Nimmo's walk-off shot off Phillies reliever Mark Leiter Jr. (0-11) punctuated a rally that began with two outs.
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The vote, which lasted more than 45 minutes, was punctuated by the arrival of Senator Tammy Duckworth, Democrat of Illinois.
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But the day would belong to Ford, whose charge to overtake Snead was punctuated by a pair of memorable shots.
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There are seven theme entries today at 27A, 45A, 153A, 93A, 115A, 16D and 69D, all punctuated by question marks.
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Rangers defenseman Brendan Smith and Canadiens forward Andrew Shaw punctuated the struggle with a fight midway through the opening period.
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Ashery's process — documenting the inevitable course of events — is matter-of-fact, not elegiac, punctuated with playful and incongruous scenes.
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The occasional cry of "shit" or "ouch" or "motherfucker" punctuated the radio news broadcast that blathered on from her kitchen.
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"If we just reversed the colors, it'd be glaring and punctuated," said Loredana Crisan, product design director for Facebook Messenger.
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President Trump punctuated the significant military action by posting an image of the American flag on Twitter without any text.
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" I sat there in Molly's upchuck, listening to Little Owl's singing, punctuated by the occasional shriek of "No more animals!
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Then your teeth would sink into the gently simmered filling — beef or lamb, maybe, punctuated with sprightly flecks of pepper.
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The attack punctuated the dismal outlook for Afghanistan, where much of the population of 2100 million has known only war.
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She peered over her small horn-rimmed frames as she talked, and punctuated her confidences with a low, husky laugh.
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Modi's record as an Indian politician has been punctuated by his anti-Muslim rhetoric, namely during the 403 Gujarat riots.
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Monday's hearing was punctuated by shouting and recriminations from Trump's fellow Republicans, unhappy with the process they said was unfair.
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Instead I see this idea of punctuated equilibrium will come back to the term moving across industries and across sectors.
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But the ability of the militants to attack targets not only in Somalia but in neighboring Kenya punctuated its resilience.
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The production is punctuated by a series of erotic pas de deux that suggest the satisfactions and limitations of sex.
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As he signed the order, Mr. de Blasio punctuated the moment by holding the document aloft to the applauding room.
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When I awoke my room was dark, and rain pelted the roof — a steady, cooling volley punctuated by rumbling thunder.
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Saturday's election was punctuated by the exit from the race of Pete Buttigieg, 35, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana.
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In 2010, he began consulting with Denton, whose View Hill Vineyard in the northern Yarra is punctuated with granite boulders.
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Hurricanes have punctuated the history of the island, and a massive one struck shortly after it became a US colony.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Remember when the streets of New York City were punctuated with storefront porn cinemas?
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Too often, summer music festivals are punctuated by unbearably long lines, even more unbearable crowds, and copious amounts of branding.
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As it turns out, much like her voice, Elizabeth Holmes personal fashion (punctuated by omnipresent black turtlenecks) has a dubious origin.
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Despite Iowa's reputation of civility, the campaign season there and in other early states has been punctuated by moments of violence.
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"The report was rather bearish, punctuated by the large crude oil inventory increase," said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital Management.
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Former President George H.W. Bush presided over the demise of the Cold War, punctuated by the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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After that, the centerpiece of an awards season punctuated by politics repeatedly addressed the current moment, albeit mostly in sporadic flashes.
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In this 4653 mm photograph, the sky has a semi-opaque quality, punctuated by a gauzy cloud directly above the protagonist.
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If we don't, we'll keep suffering on through a constant wash of routine mass shootings, punctuated randomly by even greater tragedies.
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Turrialba has been restless for a few years now and occasionally the low-level ash emissions are punctuated by bigger blasts.
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Among Bush's many accomplishments, he presided over the demise of the Cold War, punctuated by the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Sanders' bill, the flyers said, "makes private health insurance illegal," a fact that it punctuated with a wide-eyed shocked emoji.
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During an all-night conversation punctuated by cigars and rum, Navarro-Valls convinced Castro to restore Christmas as a national holiday.
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But there has been progress: the snazzy videos that punctuated Mr Musk's speech were generated, he said, from real design blueprints.
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The two actresses have explosive chemistry, and their unrequited love is punctuated by interruptions from the unsuspecting gaggle of football bros.
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And he was a (perfectly justified) hypochondriac, whose time as Bond was punctuated by jaundice, kidney stones, renal colic and appendicitis.
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The '90s era of comic books was punctuated by a fascination with "edgy" characters who weren't all good or all evil.
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Imagine smooching Bachelor in Paradise star Josh Murray: the allure of a date night punctuated by good food and better wine.
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Clinton's server also include information now upgraded to "secret," including the one about the drone strike that punctuated Mr. Kerry's visit.
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This index shows a long, steady upward ascent driven by women's increasing participation in the workforce, punctuated by downturns during recessions.
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In the pic, she showed off the texture of the cut with long, wavy layers punctuated with a messy side part.
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The extravagance of his official trip, punctuated by holidays, comes after an austerity drive at home caused by low oil prices.
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The notes are punctuated by barriers that you have to duck, or bombs that you have to avoid with your sabers.
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Its urgency was punctuated last year by an increase of $280 million in the state's budget for road and bridge improvements.
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Made of clear plastic punctuated with gold flecks, it's reminiscent of the Goldschlager you got sick off of in high school.
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Lhasa, Tibet (CNN)It's dawn in Lhasa, Tibet, and the quiet is punctuated only by the gentle chanting of Buddhist pilgrims.
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" The problem is further punctuated by Maher's history, Morris wrote: "His track record inspires too much doubt to give any benefit.
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That slide in the polls was punctuated on New Year's Eve 2015, with the departure of many of his top staff.
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"Democracy is consultation ... that's it, we want real democracy," he said in his speech, which was punctuated by applause and laughter.
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"I see the shilling weakening at a measured pace punctuated by central bank intervention," said a trader from a commercial bank.
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President Trump's first 100 days in the White House have been punctuated by dramatic foreign policy moves and controversy at home.
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This tense sequence is punctuated by Jules' sudden interest in the "Big Kahuna" burger that one of the guys is eating.
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As Trump punctuated his first State of the Union address to Congress with applause, a nearby microphone amplified his own clapping.
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He punctuated his double-double performance, that included 143 rebounds, with the final two of Oregon State's 12 made 3-pointers.
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Venezuela has been butting heads with its neighbor, Colombia, since August — tensions punctuated by Venezuelan military exercises along their shared border.
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His tenure has at times been punctuated by controversy, as his public statements have put him at odds with the president.
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One Republican fear — punctuated by Shelby declaring that he couldn't vote for Moore — is an unusually high number of Republican defections.
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Outside South Africa's cities is cowboy country, with wide, fenced ranches punctuated by townlets featuring beef-jerky stores and tractor wholesalers.
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Ms. Saeed's 25 years at the firm have been punctuated by some of the most prominent corporate deals in recent history.
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Since then, his name has been synonymous with heroes who have punctuated a presidential point during the State of the Union.
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Solemn slide shows of emaciated bodies, and then, days later, joyous, gender-segregated hora dancing in the gym, punctuated every spring.
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Jordan's 214-193 Bulls punctuated their then-record 219-victory regular season by closing out the Seattle SuperSonics in six games.
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The Signature Class experience is punctuated by the airline's award-winning Signature Suite in the International terminal at Toronto Pearson Airport.
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BACON EGG AND CHEESE BISCUIT, $4.19 — These golden butterballs are meant to be punctuated by the crisp of red, smoky bacon.
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After a UNLV punt, McNichols punctuated another scoring drive with a 1-yard plunge off-tackle to make it 21-3.
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America's most graphic period of incivility was punctuated by over two and half centuries of bondage for people of African descent.
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Recipes are punctuated with "small victories"—little shortcuts and cheat codes to make home cooking faster, easier, cheaper, and more delicious.
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Melania Trump's time as first lady has been punctuated by her quiet nature and wardrobe choices that get the town talking.
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Its first two seasons were punctuated by N.C.A.A. tournament failure, with several high-seeded, proud teams — led by Villanova — falling early.
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On the Charles Village block where Mckesson was canvassing, red, white and blue Sanders and Clinton signs punctuated the front yards.
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Each rant is punctuated with trippy, LSD-inspired animations, on screen text, and cameos from rubber chickens, sex toys, or both.
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No matter what, it always remains lighthearted and funny; even the darkest of major life events are punctuated with a laugh.
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What comes across is green paint slopped over broken dishes, Schnabel's stock-in-trade, punctuated by eddies of pink and white.
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This never-ending battle over women's access to birth control was punctuated by Monday's Supreme Court decision in the Zubik v.
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Zhaire Smith punctuated the strong finish to the first half by slamming home a follow dunk off a Jarrett Culver miss.
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Today's puzzle has been in the making for over seven years, with several periods of intense activity punctuated by long hiatuses.
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On the cassowary's business end are two powerful legs that end in talons punctuated by three-inch-long razor-sharp claws.
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Fires burned there for several hours on Saturday as violent confrontations between the police and the Yellow Vests punctuated the protests.
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He had a final conversation with John McCain over the summer, just before McCain died, punctuated with "I love you"s.
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It was during this period that WWF solidified the WrestleMania formula: long-simmering feuds punctuated by huge moments and satisfying payoffs.
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The trial in Alexandria drew lines of spectators that wound around the courthouse and was punctuated by moments of high drama.
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Sweet-tart apple filling, punctuated by tart bursts of cranberries — you might never want to make your apple pie without them!
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On "Look At Her Now," she whispers a tale of romantic loss and recovery that is punctuated by aching electronic sighs.
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Mr. Trump has called for unity after mass shootings and other politically poisonous tragedies that have punctuated his time in office.
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The Reddit conversation, ranging from doping to inequality, was punctuated by his friends' inside jokes about frozen beans and wedding poetry.
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It's partially randomized, with different level layouts and enemy placements every campaign, and each level is punctuated by big boss fights.
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Its delicate crust is flaky and golden, its ground beef punctuated with kicks of Scotch bonnet, black pepper, onion and garlic.
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His summation lasted nearly an hour, punctuated by self-deprecating humor and one-liners aimed at his friends in the Senate.
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Prices are close to wholesale, with an ample selection of flavorful choices, including salmon punctuated with sharp peppercorns or pastrami spices.
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Chants of "Do your job!" punctuated the Utah congressman's town hall as he defended his handling of the young Trump administration.
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Years of deflation and fitful growth punctuated by recessions ended the expectations of pay raises as unions focused on preserving jobs.
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Twenty-four-hour care is particularly grueling and isolating: long bouts of idleness, punctuated by spasms of disorder and intimate struggle.
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In the distance is a car and abstracted greenery, punctuated by four dark green trees, flanks both sides of the path.
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Major League Baseball hitters have punctuated a power-packed year by shattering the record for most home runs in a season.
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On Sunday, James punctuated his on-court warm-up by tossing up a series of turnaround, fadeaway jumpers from 22 feet.
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The characters' reptilian qualities are heightened by the choreography: vigorous, even aggressive jumps, punctuated by flicks of the shoulders and wrists.
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" Manafort punctuated his excitement with a simple message: "nothing more to say except now it's time 'To Make America Great Again'!
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Yet as with so much else in this turbulent election year, even that civic ritual was punctuated by anger and dissent.
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The release of the commission's report punctuated other evidence of unabated suffering and deprivation as the war enters its seventh year.
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He led Baylor on an 21-yard scoring drive, punctuated by a 22-yard touchdown strike to graduate senior Chris Platt.
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But closer inspection reveals expertly executed lines punctuated with varying proportions of dust, and work, in totality, that recalls classical music.
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In an excruciating scene punctuated mostly by Ailes's heavy breathing, she realizes the cost is higher than she wants to pay.
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The skirts encapsulate a lifetime of memories by harboring the traces of all these events that have punctuated the wearers' lives.
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The same basic relationship can be traced between U.S. gasoline prices, traffic volumes and gasoline consumption, punctuated by the occasional recession.
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Most of these are conducted at full volume, the shouting and expletives punctuated by catfights, beat-downs and the expected shootout.
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Though the Brown idiom is notable for the fluidity of its dance current, I love the angles with which it's punctuated.
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Much of Segers's life is punctuated by a question mark, including his sudden death that may have contributed to his obscurity.
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The first lesson he learned about human life is that it consists of brief moments of real emotion, punctuated by drudgery.
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And just in case the government's message was unclear, it punctuated its decision by sending armoured cars to prowl around CICIG's headquarters.
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She lets the cat out and fully succumbs to the drugs as terrifying images plague her brain, punctuated by even more meowing.
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Diners made do with a parade of meals at local or national chains, punctuated by the occasional steak in a pretty room.
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They are confronted by environments that are not only changing rather quickly, but which are punctuated by unfamiliar temperature and precipitation extremes.
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Holland's cross-complaint is a work of fiction punctuated by not-so-subtle threats of extortion and an overwhelming stench of greed.
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McCraney's dialogue is lyrical, but punctuated with enough acrimony, bitterness, and zingers to keep it from swaying into Friday Night Lights territory.
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The future Palestinian state is drawn as a Rorschach inkblot on the West Bank, punctuated by over a dozen Israeli settlement communities.
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She reposted the image to Sporty & Rich's Instagram, with the caption: "When Forever 21 copies you," punctuated by a red-heart emoji.
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This trend-forward collection (most of which is available exclusively at NM) features feminine silhouettes, punctuated with edgy details and vibrant colors.
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But that is of questionable value because France is in an acrimonious election campaign, punctuated by crippling strikes and months-long demonstrations.
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That led to a nearly 20-year stalemate between the two, one that would punctuated with outbursts of violence through the years.
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It was a complete mess, occasionally punctuated by the distractingly bright posters and the shouts of protestors just outside the hearing room.
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But it was his military service, punctuated by years as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam, that molded his political life.
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The Sooners scored 19 consecutive points, punctuated by back-to-back 3-pointers from sophomore forward Brady Manek to end the run.
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So these ETPs tend to lose money over time, punctuated (but not fully made up for) by gains when the Vix spikes.
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She'll sometimes speak in clipped sentences, her wisdom packed into short bursts and punctuated with an infectious smile or a wry laugh.
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I started spending my weekends going to see DJs play obnoxious music punctuated by beeps and boops, including frequent trips to Toronto.
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West opens with "I Thought About Killing You," a track punctuated by screams that deals with heavy themes of death and violence.
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Injuries and injury scares have also punctuated the careers of other uncanny talents: Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons, Kevin Durant, and Anthony Davis.
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This became increasingly explicit as the campaign to "Leave" entered the home stretch, punctuated by the killing of Labour MP Jo Cox.
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Muhammad Ali's memorial service was punctuated by emotional and humorous stories about his life ... as told by his family and famous friends.
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"We roll deep," she wrote in an Instagram caption punctuated with the hashtag #squadgoals and tagged with the location Fontainebleau Miami Beach.
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His speech was often punctuated by interruptions from the crowd, and a group of protesters gathered outside the hall where he spoke.
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That's the slow-burn reality, punctuated all too often by the kind of horrific, grotesquely familiar killing seen in Las Vegas yesterday.
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No, we didn't, because this was all unknown before he showed up at her door with a Jerry Maguire-esque, punctuated speech.
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" As for Trump, with whom Bush has developed an acrimonious rivalry punctuated with personal attacks, he said Trump "isn't a serious person.
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And the 12 songs on the album are punctuated with seven skits, which, according to the duo, are divisive among their audience.
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While spring is typically punctuated with barely there makeup and low-touch hairstyles, this season, things actually got a bit more interesting.
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The action punctuated the pope's pleas for sympathy to the crisis confronting the refugees just as European attitudes are hardening against them.
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I still worked a ton—but out of enthusiasm rather than nervousness—and the work was punctuated with travel, dates, and adventures.
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But those five years would be punctuated with pangs of guilt for having "ruined Priya's life," my mother-in-law warned us.
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Classicism is punctuated by modern touches, like a tabletop made with a translucent resin that makes plates look as if they float.
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The United States hopes this will end the indiscriminate dropping of barrel bombs — including chlorine gas attacks — that have punctuated the conflict.
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Heartrending personal stories, punctuated with a needed interjection of humor, are standard fare for presidential candidates like Warren with a hardscrabble background.
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This is an anthology of dark, deadpan comic vignettes, punctuated by an amusing fake intermission and sealed with a grim sight gag.
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Midnight regulations should be considered the poster children for comprehensive regulatory process reform—not just a punctuated problem that periodically pesters politicians.
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The assault punctuated months of grinding battle that has destroyed entire neighborhoods of the city, once Syria's largest and an industrial hub.
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Forward Cristiano Felicio punctuated the outburst with a driving layup to give Chicago its biggest lead of the night to that point.
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The Yankees are in transition, punctuated further by Mark Teixeira's announcement Friday that he will retire at the end of the season.
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"Six, seven … and one and four," she called out, followed by a succession of boom-tat-tat-tats punctuated by foot stomps.
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The three-million-year-old tale of the cheetah is punctuated by two major events that greatly reduced the animal's genetic diversity.
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A small, intimate gallery hosts an enigmatic series of lush paintings featuring teardrop shapes punctuated with clear blue or deep green centers.
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The rest is infamous: a 69 average on MetaCritic, punctuated by constant cries of imitation, led to a less-than-ideal launch.
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The MIPT and ITMO press teams ran a tight schedule, but they also punctuated the tour with games, jokes, and local flavor.
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Jalen Ramsey's rookie year has been punctuated by him running his mouth, but Jacksonville's pass rush has been doing the heavy lifting.
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Cora's first open heart surgery, when she was just two days old, punctuated the illusion of perfection I had been striving for.
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Long-term rallies in stocks are often punctuated with corrections, or declines of 10 percent or more from their most recent high.
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Two young dancers, a man in black and white and a woman in skintight red ruffles, punctuated her songs with dramatic flamenco.
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Everyone from St. Mary's knows that life's big events should be punctuated with stuffed ham, so they served it at his funeral.
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The color-scapes help: wide tableaus of stark white punctuated with red gore and green undergrowth, barely holding on; endless red dunes.
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Many chronic diseases, such as cancer, heart failure and kidney disease, are also punctuated by a loss of muscle and physical mobility.
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"I'm not gonna lie, I disrespected the music," he tells me—his deep voice and speedy delivery regularly punctuated by "uh"s.
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Mr. Royce's announcement punctuated an accelerating trend that leaves his party on treacherous footing in its effort to maintain control of Congress.
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The six-story apartment block is a vivid, snowy white tower with rounded corners, clad in corrugated metal, punctuated by multicolored balconies.
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A brisk climb punctuated by postcard views of Los Angeles landmarks: the Hollywood sign, the Santa Monica Mountains, the gauzy downtown skyline.
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Global central bankers are coming to the rescue by lowering interest rates, punctuated by the Federal Reserve's first rate cut since 2008.
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" The spot features clips of Trump describing women and his treatment of them, punctuated by text that reads, "This is Donald Trump.
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After our picnic at Tbeti, the teachers began a medley of folk songs, punctuated with solos by a part-time opera singer.
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The harmonics of the right-hand chords would swell continuously in a cloud of color, punctuated by dark, staccato left-hand jabs.
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Poole punctuated the surge in the third with a 3-pointer at the buzzer to give the Warriors an 82-71 advantage.
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The Knicks and Nets have had disappointing seasons thus far, punctuated by both teams losing to the Los Angeles Lakers this week.
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That is, unless you're talking about President Trump's address last night, which was essentially a reelection speech punctuated by loaded partisan moments.
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As we grow older, time is punctuated by appointments and alarm clocks, and we forget how to live at our own pace.
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Their Game 5 overtime victory was punctuated by the winning goal from Mika Zibanejad with 5 minutes 33 seconds left in overtime.
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Disturbing and mysterious things ensue, punctuated with longing, sexy stares between Hammer and co-star Zazie Beetz, who is not his wife.
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In a defensive battle punctuated by penalties, both quarterbacks were limited to short passes as they scrambled to get away from defenders.
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Tillerson's 13-month tenure at the State Department was punctuated by bouts of tension with Trump and falling morale at the agency.
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But this time, they're joined by what I can best describe as their Us-like tethered, the preppy and punctuated Pierce family.
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The party's past five years in power has been punctuated by the civil-military discord that has plagued Pakistan since its inception.
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The prep work unfolds in rooms that are accessible by haphazardly functioning key cards, and are punctuated by late-night vacuum screams.
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The allegations have punctuated longstanding fears of Chinese interference in Taiwan, which Beijing claims as an inviolable part of a greater China.
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It's mostly just a litany of slams on the president and congressional Republicans, punctuated by sketches that sometimes get into obscene territory.
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" The decades of alleged abuse by Weinstein set in motion an ongoing anti-harassment movement that's been punctuated by campaigns including "#metoo.
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It was half past two and the restaurant was empty, a void of crisp white tablecloths, punctuated by tacky, oversized ceramic vases.
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This week marks the official beginning of the holiday shopping season, punctuated by one of the biggest buying days of the year.
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Instead, we gathered in a large cluster in the living room and rounds of fruit, tea, and coffee punctuated the lazy conversation.
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He constructed ballads around sparse keyboard chords and his sustained, doleful, androgynous voice, hovering in imaginary space and punctuated by tense silences.
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It succeeds at presenting completely obsolete objects as covetable wonders through a trans-historical voyage punctuated by interactive material and engaging storytelling.
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He held the ritual news conference of a humiliated politician, punctuated with a discussion of whether he could still do the moonwalk.
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The first year passed in a blur of invitations, openings, and receptions, punctuated by the odd snatched hour to type out juvenilia.
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But our nights were punctuated with regular nursing breaks every two hours, after which Liam expected to be agitated back into unconsciousness.
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The consequences are viscerally punctuated by a three-part poem about Anderson's rape, its immediate aftermath and its long-lasting emotional repercussions.
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It's a punctuated, fun, wacky, and dreamlike wonderworld where all of the artist's thoughts come alive through illustrations, paintings, and colorful conversations.
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Whereas our night sky is punctuated by the Moon, Mars' skyline bears a closer resemblance to something out of a science fiction movie.
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Arches National Park is a red, arid desert, punctuated with over 2,000 natural stone arches, soaring pinnacles, massive fins, and giant balanced rocks.
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Back at the juried show, some quilters broke away from narrative quilts and used minimalist designs punctuated by questions and calls to action.
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On November 19, a day-long alt-right convention in Washington was punctuated with actual Nazi salutes and shouts of "Heil!" from attendees.
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But Simmons, who isn't exactly known for keeping his opinions to himself, and ESPN eventually developed a rocky relationship punctuated with public bickering.
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The shapes are anachronistic yet beautiful, complementing their rugged surroundings and turning harsh the terrain into ethereal alien worlds punctuated by light geometries.
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But its growth has been punctuated by Franco-German tensions, personal rivalries and most recently a crippling bribery investigation that accelerated management departures.
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These missions almost singularly define the single-player campaign's newfound tone: slow, maddeningly tense, and punctuated by brief and shocking outbursts of violence.
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Life is a long string of frustrations punctuated by occasional moments of ecstasy, and it's healthy to hurl yourself unthinkingly into those moments.
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And what does it mean for a story like this to be occasionally punctuated with very real bursts of violence from our world?
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Their whirlwind courtship, punctuated with non-disclosure agreements and Spanking 101, ended in tears as Ana vowed to bid adieu to Christian forever.
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Mugabe regularly accused opposition groups of trying to undermine his government by encouraging the public sector strikes that punctuated his time in office.
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Many Zimbabweans hope for a rosier future after decades of economic decline punctuated by bouts of horrific violence orchestrated by the ruling party.
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Frenetic schedule, punctuated by radio calls On most days last week Obama woke up at the White House with his schedule virtually cleared.
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The problem is that most Messenger chatbots are dull conversationalists, so most of my chats sound unnatural, punctuated by moments of frustrating silence.
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After a long night punctuated by heavy storms and Bernie Sanders supporters booing, Obama came on stage and brought together an entire auditorium.
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Argentina's recession, punctuated by public utility subsidy cuts that have fueled electricity and heating gas price hikes, has hurt Macri's standing among voters.
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A simple acoustic guitar figure seeps in between the gravel-crunch of a few percussion parts, the stillness punctuated occasionally by distant gunshots.
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Exhortations to always try your hardest and maintain a positive attitude were punctuated with other signs that came across as slightly more sinister.
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Surging Oakland entered its bye with a three-game winning streak punctuated by a 30-20 victory over reigning Super Bowl champion Denver.
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He posted a photo of it, with the caption "They told me the menu was still being printed," punctuated with a facepalm emoji.
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Miguel Sano added a two-run homer in the eighth before Cruz punctuated the afternoon with a two-run blast in the ninth.
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He soon adjusted to the long hours of waiting, punctuated by brief, intense moments of terror that characterize the life of a militiaman.
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Although the match was punctuated by 42 fouls, referee Mark Geiger showed only two yellow cards, meaning that repetitive midfield fouling went unpunished.
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The declaration was punctuated by the release of Alan Gross, an American prisoner in Cuba, in exchange for Cubans held in American jails.
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Chicago's Tim Anderson punctuated his two-run homer off Kansas City starter Brad Keller in the fourth inning by emphatically tossing his bat.
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Chicago answered with three runs in the bottom half, punctuated by a two-run double from Moncada that nearly was a grand slam.
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Jessica's journey with atopic dermatitis has been a series of ups and downs, but it's also been punctuated with optimism, strength, and advocacy.
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He scored 270 of Utah's first 23 points, punctuated by a dunk off of a steal that put the Jazz ahead 287-10.
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Sections of cheerful, melodic ambling are followed by bursts of synths, each grandiose stab punctuated by a split second of silence right after.
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Much like the first two episodes, "The Queen's Justice" was a measured hour, punctuated by a burst of action in the final act.
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Trump's tweets -- ebullient, often punctuated with exclamation marks, sent in his characteristically rapid-fire manner -- showcased publicly his engagement in the devastating storm.
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It all comes across in her charming southern accent, punctuated often by a friendly, rhetorical "y'know what I mean?" and sometimes uncontrollable laughter.
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" Almost all of these appearances were punctuated with the suggestive catch-phrase-and-hip-thrust combo that remains synonymous with Charo, "Cuchi-cuchi!
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The show is punctuated by emotional conversations and reflections on blessings, which is as much a staple of my hometown as anything else.
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Mr. Buren has covered the museum's 12 glass-paneled "sails" with a checkerboard of translucent colored gels, punctuated by panes of white stripes.
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AP reporter Don Whitehead, who was in Paris on August 25, 1944, described both the exaltation and the violence that punctuated the day.
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Random rows of shopping carts also punctuated the walking space every now and then, which heightened the already cramped feeling of the store.
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Up close, you see a fossilized patchwork of corrugated metal, wood clapboards and other types of siding punctuated by blind, mullion-gridded windows.
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Punctuated with musical performances and comedy videos from Funny or Die, it was like a Super Bowl halftime show for progressive politics geeks.
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The opening Allegro unfolds in bursts of spiraling runs and scale fragments punctuated by chords that are slightly, and deliberately, out of sync.
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For me, outer space is multiple lifetimes of cryogenic foreplay punctuated by your inevitable death, perhaps winding-up a victim of faulty equipment.
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Or, more accurately, the actual sweet message of the book punctuated by the burbling up of frustration that every parent feels around bedtime.
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The schedule was punctuated with hangout sessions instead of breakout sessions, as well as activities like yoga, improv dance, and arts and crafts.
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The Black Rock Desert outside of Reno, Nevada is perception-warpingly flat in every direction, punctuated only by the art that participants install.
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While upsetting much of the time, the film is punctuated by gorgeously framed, dream-like scenes and grounded by Vega's calm, defiant performance.
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Verdesoto tells me—and it's punctuated by the inflection in his voice—that his emotional connection to the games is complex in itself.
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The supermarket, with four aisles and a painted tin ceiling punctuated by spinning fans, is more like the grocery where Aunt Bee shopped.
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All three were critical in the Cubs' 2016 season, which was punctuated with a World Series title that ended a 108-year drought.
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" At one of the Midtown locations, punctuated by flushing and running faucets, you can hear indie-pop like the Temper Trap's "Sweet Disposition.
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Even when singing about cocaine and his empty heart, the rapper/singer spins silk with his vocals over productions punctuated by jazzy keys.
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From a distance, she looked like a Gustav Klimt, a vision of golden refractive light, punctuated by a her poufy column of hair.
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For me, the essence of the dish was this silkiness, punctuated by the textural sauce that sat on top without being stirred through.
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Over the decades, Paris has cultivated a policy of purse-lipped silence, punctuated by irritation, faced with the island's demands for more autonomy.
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The first, from "Toccata," by the Italian composer Scarlatti, requires a series of punctuated, or staccato, raps, usually performed with the index finger.
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Polanco had punctuated his night in the eighth with a two-run homer off reliever Robert Gsellman that provided more than enough insurance.
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That city, with its spired Gothic churches and windswept shoreline punctuated with striped beach chairs, still exerts some indeterminate influence over her work.
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The 11th-hour agreement was punctuated by a frenetic Sunday, with Canada's leaders teleconferencing throughout the day with top American officials in Washington.
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This apocalyptic landscape stretched as far as they could see, punctuated by only the rare tuft of scorched but otherwise healthy juvenile palm.
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Pokh painfully recounted the missteps of recent seasons, how his hopes were crushed (see: Carmelo Anthony), punctuated with the debacle of last season.
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They imagine a life ahead full of interesting conversations about politics, art and ideas, punctuated with leisurely picnics and walks in the woods.
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The movie is divided into sections that are punctuated by a fade to black and are, largely if not exclusively, centered on directors.
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But the next day, the temperature plunged to 27 degrees followed by a cold snap that was punctuated by eight inches of snow.
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Caution toward Mr. Kim's peace overtures also punctuated the reaction of officials from Japan, which North Korea has long threatened with missile strikes.
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It's not really a swim, as such, but rather an in-and-out experience, often punctuated by a bloodcurdling scream upon submersion. 260.
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"They were like, 'We're not raising your kid,' " said Ashley, whose rapid, vivid speech is punctuated by silver flashes from a tongue stud.
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It was a wild ending to a thrilling game, a classic that the Tar Heels punctuated by snipping the nets in semi-disbelief.
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The paintings at Haines Gallery, dating from the 1990s to the present, are mostly black and gray, punctuated with bursts of bright color.
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In it, Asha Bandele tells the story of a pregnancy punctuated by prison visits and the difficult choice she makes for her daughter.
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So if you think about industries that are going through this moment of punctuated equilibrium, one of the markets is the media business.
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But that era was punctuated by the North's first nuclear test, conducted in 2006, and much has changed on the Korean Peninsula since.
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" The headline was punctuated by a direct-to-camera appeal by the conservative judge Andrew Napolitano against re-upping the surveillance program. "Mr.
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While the meeting was punctuated by some tumultuous moments, leaders ended up signing a joint declaration addressing Russian aggression, terrorism and communications security.
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The alliance's 21.9th-anniversary gathering was punctuated by testy exchanges with President Trump and a video of world leaders appearing to criticize him.
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The debate was combative and punctuated by withering attacks from all sides on the newcomer on stage: billionaire former Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Sen.
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The choreography too, recalls Bausch, with the narratives punctuated by occasional solos or duos full of weaving arms, tossing heads and slippery floorwork.
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Using documentary techniques, Nashashibi weaves the camera through various activities of Gazan life, punctuated with animated scenes, transitioning viewers between real and unreal.
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He also finished Conor McGregor in the UFC fighter&aposs only boxing rules contest to date, in a bout which punctuated his earnings.
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Punctuated with drawn hearts, Tyler emphasizes news in fanciful hand-lettered text about the Beatles returning to Chicago with playful bolding and caps.
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Her hallway unfolds as a cascade of sky-blue line drawings, with cartoon cats amidst Dr. Seuss-like vegetation, punctuated by crimson asterisks.
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Streep's speech punctuated a relatively non-diverse Golden Globes, which, apart from a few significant awards, mostly handed out trophies to white actors.
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"NoNoseKnows" is punctuated by fanciful vignettes in which a bubble filled with smoke floats around a room with walls painted in bright colors.
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Soon enough, the subbasement was filled with the incessant clatter of keyboards, occasionally punctuated by the hiss of a Red Bull being popped open.
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And as you can see there, the NATO chief responded to Trump&aposs very specific concerns with a flurry of generalities punctuated by venalities.
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Yes, it's a little weird to hear "Poker Face" with no instrumentals, but Gaga's voice punctuated by long periods of silence is somehow ... comforting?
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"Being alive is overrated," one entry reads, punctuated with an expletive, above a drawing of a handgun going off with the word "ready?" underneath.
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And her beauty look — a poreless matte complexion punctuated by golden and oxblood accents — was similarly stunning in its emphasis on the finer points.
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He punctuated the talk by turning his back to the audience and scrawling drawings and equations on a blackboard with a stick of chalk.
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This was an Anglican affair punctuated by some unapologetic blackness: the exuberance of traditional black preaching backed up by some down-home gospel music.
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An auditory decoy (yes, border patrol uses those too) turned a long passage into an ominous space punctuated by a photo of a coyote.
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Instead, O'Rourke is likely to focus on his own bevy of policy plans, punctuated by personal anecdotes he has collected on the campaign trail.
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The crisis is so severe that it punctuated the modern global climate record, EU scientists with the Copernicus Climate Change Service announced on Tuesday.
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Rows of fans coalesce into a dark mass punctuated by iPhone torch lights held up like votive candles before he even enters the stage.
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During a service Friday evening, a forlorn bell chime punctuated each of the five victims' names as they were read aloud, the Sun reported.
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A small, sad little wave of hype dies in an outcry of disappointment and then stony silence punctuated by a few half-hearted claps.
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He returned to that role several times over, each episode more visually astonishing than the last, punctuated by stampeding wights and fire-breathing dragons.
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Once, when a shoplifter punctuated his racist tirade by bolting out the door, a customer chased him down and held him until police arrived.
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Debauche is a New Orleans band that plays what it calls "Russian mafia" music, with lyrics in Russian punctuated by "la-la" singalong choruses.
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Jason Stearns, an analyst at the Congo Research Group, a watchdog in New York, reckons that the next year will be punctuated by protests.
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Europe has enjoyed several months of relative quiet following years punctuated by large- and small-scale terror attacks that accompanied the rise of ISIS.
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Though it takes place in real time, "The Michaels" is punctuated by brief blackouts, during which we hear what sounds like someone hungrily inhaling.
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This is one lovely car, characterized by smooth and flowing curves punctuated by blockier elements in the detailing at the front, wheels, and back.
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The present show exhibits drawings that depict scenes around the world, punctuated by Yoakum's signature curvilinear language and in variously muted or vivid palettes.
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The family began to plant vanilla vines about 20 years ago mostly as "decoration", says Randiambololona, his big grin punctuated by a missing tooth.
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That scene was a distinct diversion from the film's palette: a bold, contrast-heavy black & white world punctuated with dabs of reds and golds.
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She also punctuated the post with the emojis of a cow, a bee and a sunflower, calling Shelton a "superbabe" in the tweet's hashtag.
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Gobert punctuated a 12-3 run with back-to-back dunks to lift the Jazz to a 66-48 lead midway through the quarter.
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The most seasoned relationships are punctuated by convenience and a lack of judgment – like sweatpants and staying in to watch Netflix on Friday night.
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Events are related in long, winding sentences punctuated by asides, filtered through the narrator's gaze; attention is lavished on landscape, often pregnant with meaning.
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The brass that swept into "Some Places," the organ that punctuated "Arrow," and the acoustic guitar that ran through "Weekend" are all still present.
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Mugabe regularly accused opposition groups of trying to undermine his government by encouraging the public sector strikes that punctuated his 37 years in power.
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Republicans point out that Trump performed strongly in the first half-hour of the debate, punctuated by his fierce takedown of Clinton on trade.
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A narrow umber field scrupulously punctuated by black dots surrounds the band, which extends from one end of the uncoiling shape to the other.
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After a season punctuated by massive battles, the finale wisely capped the penultimate season by steadfastly focusing on the show's characters and dense mythology.
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Chris Nashawaty, Entertainment Weekly: By the last half hour (which is punctuated by one of Spielberg's cornier endings), a sort of fatigue sets in.
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Here we examine how Joan of Arc, and music in general, was a salvation for Kinsella, following a childhood punctuated by bullying and abuse.
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Her victory marks a win for the Democratic establishment during an election year punctuated by upsets from political outsiders pushing the party further left.
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The official "Intel swirl" logo is now punctuated by the slogan "experience what's inside" — to shift the emphasis to end results from intrinsic functionality.
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"I wake up every morning in a house that was built by slaves," said Mrs Obama, in a speech punctuated only by thunderous applause.
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Louisville answered with a nine-play, 51-yard touchdown drive, which was punctuated by a 5-yard touchdown pass from Jackson to Charles Standberry.
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In an otherwise taut acting showcase, the film is punctuated by bits of jarring violence that threaten to throw the story off the rails.
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I wondered if the news was ever a good source for comic material, but when I asked there was silence, punctuated by nervous laughter.
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The reminiscence of the rock genre adopts a tragic hue, punctuated by gluttony, drugs and the conscious theft of black culture by white opportunists.
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Of course, Apple punctuated the iOS portion of the keynote with a re-dedication to privacy in the wake of all this new openness.
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Each episode started with Peter Graves as Mr. Phelps accepting his mission and was punctuated with plenty of advertisements for the ITT Technical Institute.
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Having faced a rocky stretch in the presidential race, punctuated by a bout of pneumonia, she appeared to welcome a renewed debate over terrorism.
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" Mr. Schmidt punctuated that story, however, by saying, "The problem, of course, with this argument, is that he appoints himself the judge of that.
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List of Five Although he has had a career punctuated by multiplatinum album sales and Grammys, Usher Raymond IV, 37, favors an understated style.
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Outside, the bar is unmarked; open the door, and a vast dark-copper counter punctuated with candles stretches almost the length of the room.
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He and the women on the show are in an objectively bananas situation full of drinking and tears punctuated by the occasional makeout session.
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With his sleepy eyes and long, boyish face punctuated by a goatee, Lil Money was almost ever-present in the sporadic Greedy Giddy vlogs.
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His most spectacular win came against fellow Ultimate Fighter contestant Mike Rio, finishing the fight with a devastating wheel kick, punctuated with precise punches.
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Burkina Faso's new government, named just days ago following a year-long transition period punctuated by unrest, has declared three days of national mourning.
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It's a combination of theatrical monologuing, MIDI keyboard shredding, CDJ juggling, and violent video accompaniment—punctuated at least once by harrowing death metal growls.
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An array of fruits, vegetables, fish, meats, artisan bread and imported drinks lie graciously on wooden shelves, punctuated by 7Fresh's dark green brand color.
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The bass drum punches out the regal rhythm of choubi, a version of dabke from Iraq; each bar is punctuated by an 808 snare.
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Visitors to the Steak and Catfish Barn are greeted by a vaguely menacing, haphazardly punctuated sign that is Scotch-taped to the front door.
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Finally, our magazine followed the vacations of families around the world as they embarked on voyages within their homelands — stories punctuated by stunning photographs.
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But in the hardest hit neighborhoods, the landscape was different: blocks cast in darkness from power failures were punctuated by nodes of intense activity.
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It was as if a C-clamp were tightened around her head and face, punctuated with pulsations of what seemed like an electrical current.
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The Orange punctuated the shutout with 483:35 left in the fourth when Neal converted a fourth down by rumbling up the middle untouched.
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The heartfelt screams of freestyle rappers there, punctuated by slews of dirty phrases from their blistering tongues, echoed out throughout the streets of Tokyo.
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China and Russia have not become allies, and there is lingering mistrust in the relationship, punctuated by Moscow's worries over Beijing's growing economic clout.
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Naturally, it also suggests a way out of that darkness in a rush of sisterhood, then ends on a high point punctuated with confetti.
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The rapid-fire, note-perfect dialogue is punctuated with moments of brilliant conceptual whimsy: animated and underwater sequences; horror-movie jump scares; immersive theater.
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The selections are a carefully curated mix of works that have found critical acclaim or mainstream popularity, punctuated by nods to lesser-known artists.
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It is not a work to be punctuated with rowdy cheers and foot-stomping ovations, despite the uncanny virtuosity of Mr. Yazbek's benchmark score.
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The five chapters spread out over six years or so and are punctuated by home-video-style flashbacks to the band's earlier glory days.
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Eisenberg, who was well into one of the fallow periods that have punctuated her creative life, hadn't written anything for more than a year.
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The skyline is rapidly expanding on both sides of the Schuylkill, punctuated by the nearly complete Comcast tower, the tallest building in the city.
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Bottoms are typically processes punctuated by climactic events and seeing breadth indicators stabilize would be an encouraging sign that such a process is underway.
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The jewellers on the other side of the classroom had their heads bowed, their hushed talk was full of confession, punctuated with filthy shrieks.
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The end of Mr. Correa's tenure was punctuated by accusations of corruption involving public infrastructure projects and a swelling of the country's foreign debt.
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The action is punctuated by news reports that eventually chronicle the growth of a dubiously effective student-led activist movement against the government's actions.
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His powerful words punctuated a poignant and emotional pregame ceremony that also featured a stirring rendition of "Amazing Grace" by the music artist Usher.
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Much of your time is spent amid a steady drizzle and rocky terrain, punctuated by the occasional brutalist structure housing the remains of humanity.
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The steady stream of hipsters and fashionistas passing in front of it is punctuated by professionals in "business casual" outfits with computer tote bags.
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Los Angeles (CNN Business)The history of Hollywood has been punctuated by infusions of new money and players looking to get into show business.
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The revoked nomination paired with the mass withdrawal of the career prosecutors Tuesday punctuated a stunning cascade of developments set into motion on Monday.
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Their time punctuated a methodical off-season reset for Jackson that started in February at his old youth field, McNair Park in Pompano Beach.
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The Giuliani subpoena punctuated another day of confrontation in the capital, rife with accusations by both Democrats in Congress and an increasingly combative president.
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There are sporadic gas stations along the way, and places to camp, but mainly you're looking at wide red desert vistas punctuated by rivers.
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The Huskies' roll continued out of the locker room with five quick points, punctuated when Isaiah Stewart dunked in two of his 221 points.
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Tunes like "The Beehive" and "Richie's Dilemma" were built from Mr. Mabern's signature composite of harmonic sophistication, blues feeling and sharply punctuated swing rhythm.
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Jerry's stand-up punctuated the show, but his career just sort of happened in between rounds of diner philosophy and run-ins with Newman.
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The initial days of Mr. Trump's administration have been punctuated by angry protesters spilling into the streets upset over the introduction of new policies.
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The board, used to list administrative goals and tick off accomplishments, shows the word "taxes" written in large letters and punctuated by exclamation marks.
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The tragedy has spread to nearly every corner of the country, punctuated by episodes that have brought the country to the brink of crisis.
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In contrast, SOTU speeches to Congress and the nation are far more somber and deliberative events, even if they are punctuated by emotional appeals.
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It's a lovely moment, punctuated by some humor because Bailey is trying so hard not to cry and can't help but burst into tears.
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An estimated 16,000 people have been displaced by the fighting, which has been punctuated by relentless airstrikes and shelling, according to the United Nations.
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Bob Avian's choreography consists mostly of hoochie-coochie moves (for the prostitutes) and acrobatics-punctuated martial pageantry (for the Ho Chi Minh City sequences).
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But the upward trend reverses a monthslong slide that was punctuated by countless developments around the Russia investigations and intraparty feuding with GOP leaders.
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The protests flared against the backdrop of a deep economic malaise in Iran, punctuated by rising prices and high unemployment, especially among young people.
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During our conversations, she punctuated her speech with vigorous head shakes and staccato guffaws, leaning halfway across the table when she really got excited.
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I'll even click onto the preshow awards, which will be punctuated by an international lineup of live music including Fatoumata Diawara and Natalia Lafourcade.
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The book, published by MIT Press, is a block of rainbow iridescence, punctuated by a few alphabetical navigation tabs common to the encyclopedic format.
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Mr. Louis entered foster care at 9, after what he described as unsteady early years punctuated by the family's stay in a homeless shelter.
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The new details punctuated — somewhat quietly — an extraordinary and explosive week of congressional testimony from Mr. Cohen, once one of Mr. Trump's closest aides.
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Stocks & Bonds Technology stocks tumbled on Monday, as declines in the biggest companies in the sector punctuated an otherwise quiet day on Wall Street.
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The unpredictable power of ever-changing atmospheric phenomena is punctuated solely by very short parenthesis of anthropic landscape for pure nourishment: Supermarkets, for example.
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It's heavy stuff, but brilliantly punctuated by Dear White People's acerbic sense of humor in a way that only emphasizes the characters' individual personalities.
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Gudetama and its popularity are part of a more expansive cultural movement — a reaction to life that's been punctuated by uncertainty, turbulence, and outrage.
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If you haven't seen the feel-good ensemble flick in a while, Keira Knightley's character gets hitched in a sweet, singing-flash-mob-punctuated scene.
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"North Korea has launched a ..." is a sentence that rarely ends well, and is usually punctuated by the sound of wind being sucked through teeth.
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Their jelly-fish transparency is punctuated with bright-orange fingerprints that stand out like flower petals caught in the current of a slow-moving stream.
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The voyage across Peru was uneventful, punctuated by views of the Pacific Ocean and Hollywood action films on video screens hanging from the bus ceiling.
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More likely, the meeting will be punctuated by Trump lashing out at US allies, cozying up to despots and attacking his perceived enemies at home.
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Tempos ebb and flow, each percussive phrase punctuated by the sharp thwack of the Enter key—which, on a quality keyboard, sounds like a gunshot.
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But after football, Ronald Moon's life became a roller coaster of addiction, punctuated by arrests, stints behind bars, and a few fleeting years of sobriety.
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The New York Times saw its stock shoot up this week after it announced strong Q1 results, punctuated by the addition of 308,000 digital subscribers.
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But make no mistake about it: tech companies are selling us ugly stuff punctuated with LED lights because we've shown them that's what we want.
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The décor of the dining room, in the space that once housed the Spanish restaurant Tertulia, is spare and pale, punctuated by lush green plants.
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The win punctuated Cowboy's longevity in the fight game as his 21 wins in the UFC meant he became the winningest fighter in the business.
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But it took 14 months of turbulent talks punctuated by high diplomatic drama and multiple near-collapses that paralleled the final year of nuclear negotiations.
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It was an unfriendly capstone to Trump's corporate raider period -- one punctuated by impressive success for a market first-timer but also plagued by controversy.
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The movie is punctuated with their original songs after a failed attempt at a cover song was bashed by Connor's older brother, Brendan (Jack Reynor).
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Meanwhile, Hans Zimmer's lush score, punctuated by a coterie of lively French-ish ditties, as always finds a perfect blend between the film's different worlds.
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The debate was punctuated with lengthy interruptions as the luckless minister turned to and relied almost entirely on his aides to answer the basic questions.
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The day's extreme sporting events dotting the pine tree blanketed mountain high above the California/Nevada state line are punctuated by high fives and hollers.
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It's punctuated by airy pads and shimmering, almost acidic arpeggios, a light accompaniment to the brooding, low-end bassline and punchy drums that sit underneath.
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Trauma surgeons around the country posted pictures of their blood-soaked scrubs and operating rooms after treating gunshot victims, punctuated with a defiant #ThisIsOurLane hashtag.
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I don't weigh myself, but have noticed that my clothing fits a little bit loser, and my face has been punctuated with significantly fewer breakouts.
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In an illustration of wolves near icy white glaciers, the peaks of the masses of ice are punctuated with dark dots that signify data points.
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" Punctuated by Rachel Platten's "Fight Song," Clinton closed by saying, "So as I stand here tonight, breathing a big sigh of relief – thank you, Iowa!
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Southwest is "starting to put behind some of the rancor that has punctuated the place for the past couple years," industry consultant Robert Mann said.
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The release of this year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue is punctuated by a first — the oldest model to appear in the popular issue's pages, ever.
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The first English writers, when they punctuated at all, availed themselves of long-forgotten symbols like the diastole and trigon, the interpunct and the diple.
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"Americans remained generous in 218.2, despite it being a year punctuated by economic and political uncertainty," said Aggie Sweeney, the chair of Giving USA Foundation.
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It has been a campaign punctuated by numerous claims that have little relationship to the facts, with sharp tones of xenophobia, racism, nativism and Islamophobia.
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Nonetheless, the more than 40 questions serve as an effective recap of the Russia-related twists and turns that punctuated Trump's first year in office.
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He had left the door open, and our conversation was punctuated by the call-and-response patter of the intercom, the building's non-stop soundtrack.
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Maybe Pat had put on her recording of the songs of humpback whales—a West Coast treat—and dinner was punctuated by their mating calls.
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While both stores were punctuated by messiness, Target's trendier clothing options and grocery section made it clear why Kohl's cannot compete with the superstore's dominance.
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The plot, like a theme-park ride, is both predictable and exciting, a fast-moving cascade of triumphs and setbacks, punctuated with humor and pathos.
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Mr. Yang's fasting is the latest episode in a career of dissent punctuated by run-ins with the government and a previous term in prison.
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The cascade of Republicans seeking separation from Trump reached new levels this week and was punctuated by several high-profile defections, including centrist GOP Sen.
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They punctuated their points with compliments and hand slaps, an enthusiasm shared by those surrounding the 20 or so American flags waving through the crowd.
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Backstage Beauty Report Giambattista Valli's fall/winter 2016 collection, which showed today in Paris, featured predominantly black and white pieces punctuated by flashes of silver.
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Twin Peaks, America, the world — they're all built atop endless cycles of abuse and terror, but also punctuated with moments of great kindness and caring.
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Her dream was to one day be enshrined in the WWE Hall of Fame, a point she punctuated with a YouTube account entitled Chyna HOF.
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