A brilliant smile spreads across Namata's face, punctuating her excitement.
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He keeps punctuating with his voice as he plays: 'Heh.
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"WHAT A NIGHT," she wrote, punctuating it with the star emoji.
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Punctuating the steady stream of horror are some incredible set pieces.
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These beverages, though very different, had in common that punctuating bitterness.
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His fascination: the informational signs, protective barriers, and outhouses punctuating it all.
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Some lawmakers had young children in tow, their squeals punctuating the wait.
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Onstage, he has a twitchy energy, punctuating his speech with noticeable pauses.
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"Ya," Burke replied, punctuating his message with the sack of money emoji.
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Punctuating the text are selections from the approximately 400 images she created.
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They felt hard, like metal, he says, punctuating his English with some Spanish.
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And it's the first of a long string of demos punctuating the book.
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What's more mall-era than punctuating a shopping trip with a smoothie intermission?
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Punctuating the narrative -- with disturbing frequency -- are images of elephants, shorn of their tusks.
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A company representative responded immediately, punctuating responses with smiley-face and winky-face emojis.
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One who did not shy away from punctuating her personality with character-influencing accessories.
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He even blocked a layup by Curry, punctuating the play with some unkind words.
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Will there be more Mr. Robot mini-episodes punctuating the rest of the season?
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At other times, he just was being refreshingly folksy, punctuating the way regular people do.
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Such mass protests were a fixture of the decade, punctuating the presidency of Boris Yeltsin.
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Chains around their ankles clank with each step, a steady beat punctuating the engines' roar.
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"La, la, la, la, la..." it announced, punctuating the cryptic message with some musical notes.
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It must have looked like I was punctuating some inner angry thought in my head.
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"I want to fucking dominate this industry," he says, punctuating each word with a table pound.
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On radio stations across Congo, it is common to hear the names of politicians punctuating songs.
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It starts in complete darkness, with sighs, and the creaking of a mattress punctuating the silence.
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"Praying for your healing and freedom," said one commenter, punctuating their support with prayer hands emojis.
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The strict yellows and reds punctuating Luchs's palette are countered by oceans of blues in Tal R's.
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Instead, a crispness is added to the songs, punctuating the emotive characteristics rather than scrubbing them away.
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Punctuating debates were caucus meetings and regional break-outs, plus meetings and parties outside the convention schedule.
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"After punctuating her excitement with a heart and a thumbs up emoji, Morissette added, "Excited for you.
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"My mind was on: I've never faced Feliz before," he said, punctuating the thought with an expletive.
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Waters ran the final possession to perfection, punctuating an intrepid dribble drive with the winning scoop shot.
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The debates stud our presidential elections like commas in a run-on sentence, punctuating without full stops.
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"Workout [sic] more, sleep more, pizza more," the company wrote, punctuating each sentence with an appropriate emoji.
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Simpson followed it up with a drive through traffic and basket under duress, punctuating Michigan's dominant day.
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"It's so rude; there's no sanity to any of this," he said, punctuating his complaints with profanity.
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Punctuating the rhythm of the game are crescendos of excitement, which are only sweetened by the quieter parts.
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Instead, they stumble and stammer their way forward, punctuating themselves with amiable space-holders like "um" or "so".
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That, and the occasional roll call outdoors, were almost the only things punctuating the boredom of their detention.
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"This means so much to my family," By wrote yesterday afternoon, punctuating the sentence with a heart emoji.
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No woman should be demeaned with such vulgar slurs," Carlson wrote on Twitter, punctuating the message with "#ResignNow.
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But she greeted me with the exaggerated hand gestures and a syllable-punctuating laugh universally associated with Italians.
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Providence responded with a 9-0 run over the next 2:25, punctuating the surge with Alpha Diallo's dunk.
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"That's good stuff!" he exclaims, punctuating his speech with growls that mimic the sound made by a revving engine.
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Timberlake may seem like he was saying something crazy-dangerous, but really he was just punctuating his great speech.
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He offers insight on myriad subjects and anecdotes about his earliest days recording, punctuating his statements with warm laughter.
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This is the breath of oxygen punctuating the outstretched magical blanket that makes up the rest of the record.
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Dozens of comments exhorted other 28channers to "kill themselves," often punctuating the phrase with a racial or homophobic slur.
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The team then filmed their scenes to the music, the notes driving the action and punctuating it with emotion.
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Bagpipes are deployed in service of sounds you've probably never attributed to bagpipes before, punctuating snippets of voiceover recollection.
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And just like years back, freight trains regularly thundered past, punctuating the music with loud blasts from its horn.
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The sound of church bells ring out, puncturing the murky, twilit atmosphere and punctuating the howling ripples of distorted riffs.
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"You look so much like your mom here," notes liljaingibjargar, punctuating with a heart and hands up in priase emoji.
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The Bucs answered back with Martin's 1-yard run on third-and-goal, punctuating an 11-play, 75-yard drive.
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"Memories are so beautiful," he said, punctuating his comment with one of many unprintable words and phrases heard that night.
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Punctuating the trip are musical excerpts, beamed automatically into high-tech headsets like the one Ms. de Niese was sporting.
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"Back in NYC & missing the sun," Lawrence wrote on the March 2017 post, punctuating her comment with the sun emoji.
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Women's March organizers and bus riders have been punctuating their emails to Skedaddle with expressions of relief and heart emojis.
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Bodily fluids — bestial and human — stain the screen, punctuating a story that's as much about rediscovering place as finding love.
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Still an arid plain, tufts of beige grass punctuating the dusty ground, surrounded by the black scaffolding of the various stages.
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"Nope, the grandchildren ate them all," he wrote, punctuating it with #OBKB, the hashtag for his Jell-O sponsored web series.
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Instead of punctuating my day with the conveniences of the city, I've had no choice but to stock up in advance.
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From the roof of the restored Saqatiyeh section of the souk, damaged minarets can be seen punctuating the Old City's skyline.
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He is witty and discursive, punctuating his stories with wild-eyed grins, exaggerated grimaces and more than the occasional lost thread.
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He has turned his attention to the race, punctuating his political rallies with frequent put-downs of his possible Democratic rivals.
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Texted conversations between the two are projected on a screen, with electronic beeps punctuating each word as it is typed out.
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Toti, arguing for the first time before the Supreme Court, sounded nervous, with "ums" and "uhs" punctuating many of her sentences.
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The Niners then converted three third downs on that possession, with Raheem Mostert punctuating the drive with a 15-yard touchdown.
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Barrett scored seven points during the surge, punctuating the run with a 3-pointer with 14.1 seconds to go before halftime.
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The gruesome details of Khashoggi's murder trickled out, punctuating the claims of Turkish officials and their allies that the Saudi-Emirati-U.
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It's a completely different approach than he used on "Overdose," a frenetic display of energy which a sinister chuckle punctuating each bar.
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"This is the single greatest witch hunt of a politician in American history," he wrote, punctuating his statement with an exclamation point.
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They get together and exchange congratulations, leaping in the air and punctuating the celebration by swinging their arms for a low-five.
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When he does speak, his voice is soft, punctuating his declarations on violence and corruption with sad laughs and the occasional tear.
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Punctuating the year will be the 2020 US presidential election and concerns over the chances of recession and a looming trade war.
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Anarchist groups have for years appeared at protests in neighboring Oakland, punctuating peaceful demonstrations by smashing shop windows and attacking public buildings.
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The seasoning's green and Scotch bonnet peppers are the loudest ingredients, punctuating an otherwise sultry filling with bitter, fruity and spicy outbursts.
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His rhymes locate us temporally, punctuating lines that, like the nights they describe, lack an internal imperative to come to an end.
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But it is not often we stop to think of the end, the exit, as more than just punctuating what came before it.
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The unit, under new defensive coordinator Todd Grantham, shut down the Buccaneers' potent running game, punctuating the win with two first-half safeties.
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Click on for the Emmys outfits that had us punctuating with heart-eyed emoji (shout-outs to Millie Bobby Brown and Hari Nef).
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Supposedly she justified this by writing "The only battering anyone need know" beside it in smaller letters, punctuating it with a smiley face.
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An illusion of simultaneity is produced by repeating certain moments from different perspectives and by punctuating the action with recurring sights and sounds.
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Punctuating transcribed speech is notoriously hard though (just ask anybody who has ever tried to transcribe a speech by the current U.S. president…).
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" Punctuating his view, Judge Elliott cited the testimony of a bank employee who told the court: "I'm not here as a human being.
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"There needs to be a path to making a reasonable return on capital," she says, punctuating the message with three or four thumps.
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"I promise to sew myself in for the individual event," Min said on Twitter on Sunday, punctuating her words with a laughing emoji.
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"I'm excited!" screamed Desmond Napoles, a 12-year-old drag star who performs as Desmond is Amazing, punctuating his enthusiasm with mild profanity.
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He scowled at me and yelled, "Get off the ice!" punctuating his command with the racial slur my father had warned me of.
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Duke served a similar function, suggesting Nick could solve his problems through sex and punctuating his advice with historic anecdotes and offputting manic laughter.
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The long, slow shots mentioned above are one of these, but more egregious is its insistence on punctuating big moments with cloying needle drops.
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After Williams rallied to tie the match, Keys found her serve in the third set, punctuating the win with an ace on match point.
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He refers to his Facebook fans as his "angels" and frequently tells them that he loves them, punctuating messages with "/smile," his preferred signoff.
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The two walked together down a path to the photo site, conversing amiably, with Trump punctuating his thoughts with hand gestures and Putin smiling.
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Its plotting was straight out of the American sitcom playbook, reverting to the status quo most episodes and punctuating emotional outbursts with easy jokes.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea has long cultivated an image of defiant belligerence, punctuating its propaganda and diplomacy with colorful threats, insults and bluster.
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He loves telling stories of his legal tussles with the good old boys, punctuating them with a laugh that comes out like a wheeze.
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Further punctuating the Syria dispute, Russia vetoed a Western-backed resolution at the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday condemning the chemical weapons attack.
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And off the stage, she's just as vivacious as on, with a way, somehow both shrewd and charming, of punctuating certain words with italics.
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Businessman Andrew Yang, a candidate who has garnered a devoted following, has made it a point of punctuating each debate performance with a unique moment.
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A middle-aged black woman is punctuating Obama's speech by muttering "amen," not after Obama says anything in particular but every few seconds without fail.
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Four days later, Kardashian, wife of fellow Swift-hater Kanye West, tweeted about National Snake Day, punctuating her missive with a snake's nest of emoji.
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Back in 2009, Beyoncé was kicking into gear as an established solo artist, with a string of hits punctuating her continued rise to the top.
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Further punctuating the Syria dispute, Russia on Wednesday vetoed a Western-backed resolution at the United Nations Security Council that condemned the chemical weapons attack.
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Kirk meticulously represents a wide variety of voices, punctuating the documentary throughout with audio from latenight TV hosts and conservative talkradio, underscoring the cultural divide.
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Punctuating that point, the benchmark grade of crude oil in the American market dropped below $50 a barrel Thursday to its weakest level since December.
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Where Kongolo excelled was in the Ernesto Hoost and Rob Kaman style of firing extensive combinations against the guard and punctuating them with low kicks.
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The way he and his soldiers speak—with frequent use of obscenities punctuating short, declarative sentences—recalls a modern war film more than a classic western.
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Starting with NBC's The Good Place,1 the subgenre's standouts manage a sort of dual metabolism, punctuating their long-arc ambitions with moments of utter disorientation.
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After 15 minutes, the melody falls away entirely and it's just an orchestra of white noise, rising and falling, that same bass drone softly punctuating it.
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The art lies in detecting the richest slices of popular media — film, TV or amateur video — and punctuating their greatness by setting them on infinite repeat.
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The city is a postwar boomtown of sorts, with luxury high-rises popping up in every other neighborhood and cranes in primary colors punctuating the skyline.
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And of course, all those ancillary details became immaterial once Faust transitioned from the opening drone to the double percussion assault punctuating the "Harlekin"/"Dada" medley.
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Punctuating the message of defiance, Iran's military tested new missiles as part of its air defense system in a large exercise hours after the sanctions resumed.
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Stocks have whipsawed throughout the past four days after plunging into a correction last week, with Monday and Wednesday rallies punctuating another session of steep losses.
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Punctuating his tales of broken bones and arrests are balancing acts, mild nudity, and an act that involves turning members of the crowd into a table.
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Abreu delivered the key blow against Jorge Lopez, punctuating a five-run second inning with a three-run, opposite-field home run to right with two out.
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Raiders lose Carr, then game to Broncos DENVER — Safety Justin Simmons made the final stop, punctuating a defensive performance by the Denver Broncos that carried the day.
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But the series has gotten so much better at punctuating its darkness with brief glimmers of light while also not turning those brief glimmers into needless triumphalism.
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"I think health care is going to be one of the major issues punctuating outside the Beltway and a big issue in races in 2018," she said.
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Phife's sillier impulses complemented Q-Tip's headier style perfectly, not quite punctuating Tip's thought provoking yarns with comic relief so much as grounding them in everyday struggles.
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Alvarez followed his Cuban countryman with a 413-foot blast to left-center field, punctuating his big-league debut while lifting Houston to a 2-0 lead.
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The pool party is a squirmy tour de force embellished with a punctuating zoom and a plangent sense of dread that make Kayla's isolation feel like alienation.
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Behind him, a picture window looked out onto a blooming garden; now and then a hummingbird appeared over his left shoulder, punctuating his thoughts with winged flourishes.
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Komasa films his subjects in subdued, milky light, which lends them a nimbus of ethereality, frequently punctuating the action with lyrical panoramic shots of Poland's bucolic countryside.
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The space remains relatively bare, with graffiti art along its gritty walls and worn-out street signs punctuating the length of the tunnel where exits once were.
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While #MeToo was integral in punctuating the need to dismantle rape culture, from it has risen a false equivalency between lesser forms of sexual assault and rape.
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But during the impeachment proceedings, which aired live on C-SPAN, the phones were often open throughout, punctuating the lull in the action on the Senate floor.
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In bygone days, most Brits' concept of self-care extended to punctuating their pints at the pub with the occasional glass of water, or bag of chips.
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Mr. Jackson's "Whoa, Nellie!" punctuating an exciting play was his best-remembered good ol' boy touch, though he maintained that he didn't use it all that often.
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"Freedom isn't given, it's taken," a character utters towards the end of Assassin's Creed Origins, punctuating the game's ultimate thesis on the dynamics of the powerful and powerless.
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As a mother, Sofia helps Cleo with her own pregnancy, punctuating even the harshest of words with acts of kindness that blur the lines between employer and employee.
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Winning any competitive race is hard, but one should be extra proud to pull off a victorious run by punctuating the event with a faceplant at the finish.
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"The jobs streak remains intact, and it's punctuating what has been a tremendous start to the year," said Mike Loewengart, vice president of investment strategy at E-Trade.
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During a group section of Ice Cycle the skirt-less dancers perform the same movements as the skirt-wearers, punctuating the art nouveau scene with a modern perspective.
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Squad lets you do this even while apart, and that way of punctuating video chat might make it the teen girl "third place" like Fortnite is for adolescent boys.
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At the canvass kick-off in McLean, he quickly launches into a speech about his tenure, punctuating every other point with his own system of exclamations: "Folks!" he says.
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Suddenly, the long braid became a badass symbol of strength — the smallest head movement turned her plait into a magical whip — and a dramatic tool for punctuating her lyrics.
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After that tour, Botch would become known for playing shows in total darkness, punctuating their music with flood lights they'd flip off and on as if they were strobes.
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"I hope that nobody has ever had to look at anybody they love through glass," Tish says, her narration punctuating the action we see on screen throughout the film.
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"Trap Digits" is a collective instructional on how to earn and flip your cash, with the group punctuating almost every bar with church-like bellowing over delicate flute-play.
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" Punctuating the remark by gesturing to pull Bhasin's hair, he said, "Because it's not in the books that somebody has to grab with the hair and pull it behind.
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He covered the final 100 meters in 13.3 seconds, punctuating the performance with his trademark move, the Mo-bot, folding his arms in a heart shape over his head.
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Isaiah Crowell, the former Brown, accounted for the bulk of the Jets' scoring with two touchdown runs, punctuating one with a lewd celebration that angered the fans in Cleveland.
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"They broke us in Ghouta (around Damascus) and in many areas until at last we ended up in Idlib," he said, the sound of bombardment occasionally punctuating his comments.
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Punctuating the story of the narrator's affair with Cliff are quotes from "Wuthering Heights," extracts of 21st-century critical commentary on the 1847 novel and morsels from Brontë's biography.
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But the Ducks are once again ascendant, with this victory punctuating a two-year rise under Cristobal that puts them back on top of the West Coast and beyond.
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He gets some points for punctuating Rob Thomas' "It's just like the ocean under the moon" with Enya's dazed "Sail away/sail away/sail away," but mostly it's just revolting.
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Braun is a cantankerous internet ranter of incredible bile and imagination, prone to punctuating his often terrifying spiels with "motherfuckers" and accusations of necrophilia aimed at some unseen offscreen doubter.
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I think that allows me to probably talk about stuff without crying about it," she says, punctuating the thought with a laugh, then triumphantly exclaiming, "I haven't cried once yet!
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But, said Julian Zelizer, a historian at Princeton University, there was also "more anger physically and verbally than in the past" with Trump punctuating his speech with pointed hand gestures.
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The franchise operates shamelessly in a melodramatic and binary world of good guys and bad guys, punctuating scenes with irrelevant quotes about war or machismo fluff from Bush-era neocons.
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No matter what happens during the 2019 Oscars, Melissa McCarthy punctuating each of her words by puppeteering a stuffed rabbit will go down as one of the night's best moments.
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It also freed Taurasi for several early threes, which she sank with evident relish, punctuating them each time with some choice words for her defender, Tanisha Wright of the Liberty.
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Since the adoption of the 23-point shot, teams have been hoisting up bombs in hopes of stealing a last-second win, rallying from a deficit or punctuating a win.
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" He adopted the same tone of cavalier existentialism in meetings with some of his foreign counterparts, occasionally punctuating discussions of future plans with "I might not be here next week!
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The email read, "You'll need to dye your hair for the day, I'll take you to my hairdresser and cover the cost," punctuating this request with a happy face emoji.
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Iraqi forces claimed the symbolic victory after they seized the ruined Grand al-Nuri Mosque from ISIS in Mosul, punctuating an eight-month battle to retake Iraq's second-largest city.
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Punctuating his thoughts are neither contemporary Taiwanese nor Asian cultural references, but rather the Space Shuttle Challenger explosion, Time magazine and the Exxon Valdez oil spill off the Alaskan coast.
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Players leaned into the machines, their fingers fast-twitching on the flipper buttons, punctuating this with emphatic body English and jostling the machine to coax the ball in different directions.
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From the fist pump punctuating his formal address on the Capitol steps, to his pugnacious talk prefacing a slow-dance at black-tie balls, Donald Trump did his inauguration his way.
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With data punctuating the narrative, the story is about young boys who use their bare hands to take apart machines and women who sit with magnets to pull out iron components.
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The Celtics went on a 22012-2012 run in the first 2:28, punctuating the sequence on Gordon Hayward's alley-oop dunk from Terry Rozier to take a 38-28 lead.
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As she sings, Ms. Letissier gets inside her music, punctuating the beat with a silken authority or sliding her body between notes to give her songs an unusual kind of energy.
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His control over the volume of his voice is precise, and his jazzlike sense of rhythm when it comes to punctuating a barb with a certain four-letter word remains masterly.
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But Miller got the next batter, Carlos Gomez, to ground into a 6-4-3 double play to clinch the victory, with Castro punctuating the result with a vigorous fist pump.
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These finals have been cast as a legacy series, with the Warriors trying to clear the final and most formidable hurdle to punctuating — or authenticating — their record 215-victory regular season.
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Beth B shows her mother's work in some detail, punctuating these views with shots of the artist, who is now in her mid-80s, archiving her work and speaking with gallerists.
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Judge won the derby last season in Miami, punctuating a successful year in which he hit 3163 homers, had 114 R.B.I. and won the American League Rookie of the Year Award.
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JERUSALEM — A final count of ballots on Thursday gave Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party an additional seat in Parliament, making it the largest faction and punctuating the Israeli leader's victory.
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"Cuando Tu Quieras" shuffles along over metallic clinks and water droplets, punctuating the chorus with what sounds like a digitally elongated exhalation, looped and artificially modulated to align with the melody.
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Cloudlike and smoky, the music of "Bérénice" whispers eerily, punctuating the clear, forceful vocal lines, which press the singers to the edges of their ranges, with eerie shadows and bronzed shimmers.
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But the 18th victim was the first to have died hundreds of miles from the Wuhan epicenter, punctuating the risk of fatal cases far from where the virus was first reported.
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"For too long, I think, candidates have taken for granted constituencies that have been the backbone of the Democratic Party," Ms. Harris said a short while later, punctuating a forceful night.
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Shields said before the fight that she was going to "f--- her up" and she did so with ease, punctuating her status as one of women&aposs boxing&aposs elite athletes.
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Using splashes of primary color, punctuating zooms, visual echoes and narrative ellipses, the Chinese writer-director Qiu Sheng puts a fresh gloss on Faulkner's observation that the past is never dead.
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Alexis Sanchez had a goal and two assists, and Puch scored the bookends for Chile, starting things off in the 16th minute and punctuating the dominant night with an 88th-minute score.
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The company is punctuating Pride Month with an announcement that it will expand its health benefits for transgender employees to include a number of procedures that are typically categorized as cosmetic surgeries.
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The unemployment rate fell to a nearly five-decade low in September, punctuating a remarkable rebound in the 218 years since the collapse of Lehman Brothers set off a global financial crisis.
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The Pennsylvania scandal echoed the abuses exposed in Boston 16 years ago, punctuating what critics have called the Catholic Church's ingrained culture of masking criminal conduct, protecting deviant priests and silencing victims.
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"I had to move my furniture to lie down the fabric to cut the circle skirt," Ms. Ekimian said, punctuating the sentence with a booming, easy laugh that peppers all her statements.
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"Even if it might be a bit weird, I think we all really enjoy that, because it really excites us to try new things," says Bang Chan, dimples punctuating his broad grin.
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Taliban insurgents claimed responsibility for both attacks, punctuating their pledge to escalate violence against the American-backed government after President Trump scrapped peace talks with the group just over a week ago.
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Punctuating this moment is Sandra's inclusion of a spectacular painting pair, "PH-960" (1960) and "PH-259" (1962), which was only previously known by a photograph and unrolled specifically for the exhibition.
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That all makes it possible to use emoji in new ways—not just punctuating the end of a text message with 😏 to suggest sarcasm, but actually using emoji to create standalone meaning.
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He plays mostly in sustained, slowly-evolving gestures, and towards the end his performance becomes a little more furtive and unsettled, punctuating the bleak fog of the track with a sense of agitation.
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Mr. Assad used the hours before the cease-fire to promise victory in his country's five-year-old civil war, punctuating his pledge by visiting a Damascus suburb that rebels surrendered last month.
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For his part, Rubio had even taken to selling #NeverTrump T-shirts and stickers on his campaign website, punctuating tweets with #NeverTrump and, as recently as yesterday, posting a #NeverTrump image on Instagram.
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John Krasinski's feature about a family that must keep the noise down to ward off sound-sensitive killer creatures thrilled the packed audience, punctuating the movie's quiet moments with gasps and, ultimately, cheers.
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In a brief, bravura sequence that bridges crucial moments in the young Celeste's life, the music — its swirling, urgent strings and resonant, heavily punctuating drums — accompanies low-angle images of New York buildings.
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The Celtics were still within 35.63 in the final three minutes before James made consecutive 235.6-pointers, punctuating the second by pounding his chest with both fists and screaming along with 22010,26 others.
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Pushing deep To the standing-room crowd that came to see her in a district Trump won by 16 percentage points, McGrath raised her fist in the air, punctuating her pledge to voters.
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Heather Standring created designs for publishers in the UK and USA, her meticulously sketched lines with punctuating color adorning the 1954 Mushroom Cooking (she later authored How to Live in Style in 1974).
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Always at his side was his beloved and devoted husband, the photographer Jack Shear, chiming in with a missing name or punctuating a tale he'd heard dozens of times with a tender eye roll.
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But on today's battlefields, attacks on hospitals and ambulances, surgeons, nurses and midwives have become common, punctuating what aid workers and United Nations officials describe as a new low in the savagery of war.
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Drinks in hand, over 200 people, many wearing black chokers, macramé bikini tops and denim overall shorts, crowded into the pews on a recent Thursday night, the pop of beer cans punctuating their arrival.
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Punctuating that point, the International Monetary Fund said Tuesday that an abrupt departure would throw Britain into a two-year recession that would leave its economy 3.5 percent smaller than forecast in other projections.
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New York Fashion Week's new condensed schedule concluded on Wednesday at the Park Avenue Armory where Marc Jacobs presented his spring 2020 collection, punctuating it with the joy of putting on a good outfit.
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Punctuating America's increasing international isolation, the United Nations Security Council demanded on Monday that the Trump administration rescind its decisions to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and to put the United States Embassy there.
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" Seeing as the superstar revealed her diet "with a laugh," we assume she was sort of kidding … but I'm already emotionally committed to smelling really unpleasant and punctuating every sentence with "I don't know her.
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The result is an undeniably emotive collage which draws from the spaciousness of ambient artists like OPN, and fills the gaps with punctuating, piercing raw edges that speak to a pure, unfiltered form of feeling.
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Daniel Fish's production, which won the Tony Award for best musical revival, seems to bend the rules of history, too, punctuating a turn-of-the-century tale with stark violence and a dreamlike contemporary dance.
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And nobody enjoyed hearing them more than Travis, who spent the evening with a near-constant smile, keeping rhythm with his foot, punctuating familiar notes with a pointed finger, and even occasionally mouthing the words.
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Not in ambient DJ sets though, but the noise of unduly chipper fucking birds punctuating the weird, pale mornings as you wind your way through row after row of chalets trying to find your own.
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In a first for Asia, Taiwan's Constitutional Court ruled in favor of same-sex marriage on Wednesday, punctuating a years-long campaign by advocates for LGBTQ rights in one of the continent's most liberal democracies.
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A field correspondent (Nischelle Turner) reported peppily from the cross-bearing procession, and when Mr. Perry got to stretch out a little, talking about sacrifice and resurrection, the crowd began punctuating his narration with cheers.
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Ford's allegation is not merely uncorroborated, it is refuted by the very people she says were there, including by a longtime friend of hers," he said on Thursday, punctuating his statement with an extra "refuted.
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Sounding reserved (and a bit hoarse), sticking (mostly) to his prepared text and punctuating his own speech with loud, staccato slaps of applause, Mr. Trump attempted the music, if not necessarily the lyrics, of comity.
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Parents said he had told the children, who were making too much noise for Father Christmas to be heard, to get out, punctuating the command with obscenities, according to a report in The Guardian newspaper.
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"If you ever do to anyone else what you did to Beth...I will be back," the figure says, punctuating the warning by burying a knife in the rapist's leg and slipping back out the window.
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Several times in Nanette, she critiques the male voices that dominate comedy, punctuating the tension with comments like "just jokes" or "lighten up," appropriating the average comedian's default, flippant response to accusations of bigotry or offensiveness.
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Here, the normally bland squash proved to be an ideal medium for a delightful array of ingredients — chèvre, olives, toasted almonds, clumps of buttered bread crumbs, lemon zest — all punctuating the palate with bursts of flavor.
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"What better way to remember 9/11 than with a Twin Tower sale?" the woman asks, punctuating the last three words with slight pauses, presumably so the audience has time to fully register what they're hearing.
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Half of their time was spent on the dreaded EMR—filled out in bits and pieces punctuating an office visit, and finished off in a one to two hour block at the end of each workday.
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Hayward had 343 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists Friday night in leading the Jazz to an 87-74 victory over the Orlando Magic, punctuating the win with an impressive, defensive stand in the final period.
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Outside the brick courthouse Friday evening, just a few blocks from where Mr. Fields drove his car into the crowd — punctuating that August afternoon with screams and chaos — several of his victims stood on the steps.
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That is thanks to springlike weather that has made a roaring early advance across much of the United States in recent weeks, breaking records from New England to the Deep South and punctuating a mild winter.
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The stock market's recent volatility - punctuating a nine-year bull market that was preternaturally smooth over the past year - points to the possibility that recency bias could do a lot of damage to retirement portfolios this year.
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That did nothing to dent her popularity on an almost full Hisense Arena on Wednesday, where she had the clear support of a majority of the crowd with regular cries of "Allez Bouchard" punctuating the afternoon air.
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Greece, ever since having raised costly loans in London in 1824 and 1825 to fund its war of independence, has stumbled and soared, with bankruptcies, wars and dictatorship punctuating periods of territorial expansion, domestic reform and prosperity.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: The song sparrow has started singing again, its pure whistling "kee-ke-ke-ke-keeee" punctuating the air in the Cranford Rose Garden in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden on a peaceful October morning.
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His musings in bursts of 280 characters or less — often littered with misleading material, nods to conspiracy theories or downright falsehoods — have become a fixture of American life, driving cable news coverage and punctuating the political discourse.
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Punctuating the string of legato scales and curlicues are staccato eighths — notes that are clearly articulated and separated from their neighbors — and he dug into each of these with bite and more than a touch of roughness.
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I learned how to say Thank You in the language Closed my heavy bag & saw The sun rise A Sand Book's closing opus, "Mosaic," tessellates many of the themes presented earlier on, punctuating them with mystic finality.
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Its manner of punctuating tedium with shock at times feels strained — an attempt to exploit dwindling resources of cinematic provocation — but "Staying Vertical" still has a rough gravity that holds your attention and sticks in your mind.
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The cafe was, and is, a reflection of the owner's cultivated tastes: a handcrafted mahogany topped bar, custom-made mirrors from a local artisan, Georgian antiques, crimson velvet-and-leather banquettes and bronze portholes punctuating one wall.
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A prolific user of Instagram, James has made a habit of punctuating his social media posts with a pair of hashtags — #WashedKing and #RevengeSeason — that allude to the unnamed critics who thought his game was in decline.
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For an installation last year, she stacked philosophy books amid a jungle of magnolia leaves, grasses and snapdragons, punctuating the scene with newly sprouted grape hyacinth bulbs caked with dirt, like tiny purple pearls in the wreckage.
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Moreover, it connects the micro- and the macroscopic, from the minuscule to the colossal, the finite to the infinite and cosmic (including time-lapse photography and punctuating shots of the sun, moon, and an eclipse to boot).
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In particular, Insecure's music is an integral part of the series, from the raps Rae's character spits at her own reflection in an effort to pump herself up to the soundtrack punctuating scenes with a carefully chosen beat.
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Royals 9, Indians 6 Cleveland pitcher Trevor Bauer turned and threw the ball over the center field fence as manager Terry Francona approached to pull him from a loss to Kansas City, punctuating a frustrating afternoon for Bauer.
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Warming up, he entertained the little crowd of kids gathered at the chain-link fence by punctuating his grunts with the names of other players ("Dominic UH Dominic UH Thiem EH-UH Jo-Willy UH Jo-Wilfried UH ").
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Mr. de Blasio may be the only liberal politician in the country who holds photo ops with the ostensible goals of punctuating his contempt for the press and reinforcing the perception that he is both pontificating and defensive.
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I used to sit up nights watching him as he studied the crossword, that sustained stillness and then the flash of a grin whenever he decoded a resistant clue, the pen punctuating the air like a triumphant baton.
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The Bulls actually grabbed a 10-2 lead to start the game, with Denzel Valentine and Harrison each draining a 3-pointer and Tomas Satoransky punctuating the run with a dunk off a steal by teammate Lauri Markkanen.
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At least 17 children in eastern Syria have been paralyzed from a recently confirmed outbreak of polio, the World Health Organization said Tuesday, punctuating the health risks to a population ravaged by more than six years of war.
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"Now, I'm working," Mr. Trump said in the interview, punctuating his focus by cataloging the work of the day: an executive order restarting the Keystone XL pipeline and his plans for border-related actions over the next days.
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And with its peerless elegance, Cleveland is perhaps uniquely suited to capture these magical pivots — to conjure out of this small orchestra, busy punctuating clatter and babble, a sudden, shockingly full rush of feeling that tingles your skin.
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The brewpub itself adheres to the plywood-on-a-pole aesthetic; ivory-colored and unassuming, it could be mistaken for a package-liquor store on the West Texas plains, with a gravelly, tin-roof courtyard punctuating the shopworn vibe.
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The first U.S. oil shipments to China in months will reach their destinations just days from now, punctuating a pledge by President Donald Trump in December that China would begin buying more American products despite an ongoing trade battle.
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In daylight, the dense vegetation of the forest (it's colloquially known as Jukai, or "sea of trees") is sun-dappled and oddly low-contrast; benign until the grubby personal artifacts of the presumed dead begin punctuating the forest floor.
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A narrator proclaims: "It's a movement, not a campaign; its leader, Donald Trump," with thundering drums punctuating his point, culminating in the longest shot of the ad: a seconds-long look at a towering, gleaming Trump hotel in Chicago.
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These emitted Sébastien Roux's quizzical electronic score — an aural parade of buzzes, whooshes and bleeps — while Thomas Dunn's enchantingly capricious lighting filled the central corridor, its eye-popping changes, like a plunge into deep red, punctuating more understated moments.
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As Colette grows into her confidence, she plays with the way she dresses, dabbling in masculinity and androgyny, punctuating outfits with wicker hats, wearing wide culottes that mimic the appearance of a skirt while revealing themselves to be pants.
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She started to cross-examine her grandchild, repeating each of his sentences back to him slowly and sharply, punctuating them with phrases like "Is that a fair statement?" in order to, in her own way, tear them to pieces.
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It was perhaps the fitting culmination of 10 days of vacation firmly rooted in old routines: days at his golf course, nights at Mar-a-Lago, and a smattering of Twitter posts and meetings punctuating the moments in between.
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It finds its subject animated, punctuating his sentences with a toothy grin as he talks about his Roman Catholic upbringing, his early days at the fashion house Chez Ninon and his humble apartment in the old Carnegie Hall Studios.
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Nine days after a knee injury forced her to withdraw during the Rio Olympics, the 20-year-old carded a closing 66, punctuating her dominant performance with a six-foot birdie at the last at the Priddis Greens course in Calgary.
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The Atlanta group showed their pop chops with a dedication to Whitney Houston's "I Wanna Dance With Somebody," and even though Quavo stayed in character punctuating Houston's voice with a Macarena dab, if you paid close attention Takeoff was the star.
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While the other residents sit slouched and splayed out on the lawn furniture, Patricia scoots up to the edge of the seat, her back ramrod straight, her pointer finger punctuating the air as she explains her sartorial plans for the future.
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That cycle came crashing to a close this week with Oi's record bankruptcy filing in a Rio de Janeiro court, punctuating the broader slump in a sector curtailing investments to protect profits amid Brazil's worst economic recession since the 1930s.
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LONDON — As Andy Murray closed in this fall on Novak Djokovic's run of more than two years at No. 1 and then overtook him this month, one thing was missing: a punctuating win over Djokovic, his toughest and longest rival.
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That became the case for Gucci Mane, who put a more humorous twist to his ad libs, often creating sound effects for his car zooming away ("skrt), his neck being frozen ("BURR"), or punctuating a brag-worthy fact ("well damn!
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At his show the next night, headlining Manhattan's Santos Party Haus in a flannel shirt and with his hair redone in cornrows, Uzi truts and windmills around the stage dancing, punctuating lines with dabs, exaggerated winks, and other hammy facial expressions.
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On Saturday, with an N.B.A. finals berth at stake, Leonard grabbed a career-high 1003 rebounds and added 27 points, punctuating his claim for best player in the playoffs with a thunderous one-handed slam over Antetokounmpo in the fourth quarter.
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" In August of 2016, Gregory Krieg and Jeff Simon came to a similar conclusion about Trump's use of these phrases, pointing out on CNN: "Trump has a habit of punctuating his more self-assured claims with the phrase 'believe me.
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But Verlander (22-23 with a 21998 earned run average going into his final start) has been better in nearly every category, combining durability and dominance like no other pitcher and punctuating it with a no-hitter on Sept. 22009.
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But on a murky Court Suzanne Lenglen where the weather matched his own darkening mood, the Italian lost the second set without taking a game, punctuating wild forehands with a clutch of double faults before getting treatment on his left knee.
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She'll raze it all before the night is through, punctuating the performance by getting doused in red paint and then hula hooping for the duration of 1985's "Slave to the Rhythm," the camera closing in on tight shots of her corseted hips.
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" In a second-floor office down a dark passageway, next to a communal toilet, Hu speaks in a low octave, punctuating her key message: "The fact that Tencent is investing in us shows that we share the same philosophy about products and technology.
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Jurors began their deliberations Friday afternoon and worked into the night, punctuating a trial in Opelika that was notable as both a public spectacle and a clinic about the practice of power in a Southern state with a long history of corruption prosecutions.
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But in a pulsating 113-3/4-hour encounter during which both players successfully varied their game, punctuating long baseline rallies with bouts of serve-and-volley and the occasional dropshot, the pressure of holding a misfiring serve eventually told on Thiem.
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Punctuating a string of Obama-era moves to shore up labor rights and expand protections for workers, the National Labor Relations Board ruled Tuesday that students who work as teaching and research assistants at private universities have a federally backed right to unionize.
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But Clinton, stressing experience, talked about her career, punctuating her pitch to potential voters with "not talk -- action," a subtle dig at Sanders, who has never explained how he would get Congress to hike taxes for the sake of enacting Sanders' programs.
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The stage was a small, low platform, but Obama, dressed in black pants and T-shirt, with her hair pulled back in a bun, occupied it like a dancer, punctuating her seven-minute address with appealing turns and pauses, as her listeners responded.
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LONDON — A knife-wielding assailant driving a sport utility vehicle mowed down panicked pedestrians and stabbed a police officer outside Parliament on Wednesday in a deadly assault, prompting the hasty evacuation of the prime minister and punctuating the threat of terrorism in Europe.
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Everything converges in the top quarter of the painting where the deep grooves punctuating the beach, a triangle of dunes, and a slice of sea meet below an emphatic horizon line and a wide band of sky, as agitated as the gouged expanse of sand.
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In one breath she juxtaposes the socioeconomic divide between using apps or the ad-supported web with the phenomenon of "white flight," the next she's punctuating a theory on visual literacy with an entire paragraph dedicated to the seductive wonders of each of Instagram's filters.
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Boring Connie's "Bad Vibes" sees her swoop from raspy low notes to almost talk-singing, punctuating a line about how "no more words could convince you how beautiful you are" that you can imagine her spitting out with a finger pointed in your face.
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After four years of having days like this often—punctuating my daily routine of leaving work and immediately getting my hands around my amethyst crystal pipe, which I purchased via Etsy for $100—it just hit me: Weed is sort of ruining my life.
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Desmond King returned an interception 222 yards for the punctuating touchdown, and the Chargers, who started the season at 383-238, moved to 231-227 and within a game and a half of the A.F.C. West lead, which is held by the Kansas City Chiefs.
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On second-and-7.33 from the Baltimore 27.3-yard line, he faked a handoff, eluded one Texan behind the line of scrimmage, shed four tackles, darted into open space and then careened into another defender, punctuating a 225-yard scamper with power and urgency.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — American airstrikes stranded a convoy of Islamic State fighters in the middle of Syria on Wednesday, punctuating the United States military's anger over a deal struck a few days earlier giving them safe passage to militant-held territory on the border with Iraq.
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But the group behind the buy is tripling its investment over the end of the year: Now, instead of $180,000 over a three-week period, the group will spend $540,5003 on the ads, punctuating the edge Democrats currently have on the airwaves in the state.
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Though European stocks have seen some sharp moves in recent weeks, punctuating an unusually calm year, sell-offs have tended to fizzle out as shares are supported by global investors' continued confidence in the region's economic growth and relatively cheap valuations compared to the U.S. market.
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One of the cops grilling me was on meth, and was watching porn while interrogating me, punctuating the "get the money or you're gonna be on the front page of the newspapers" threats with questions about black guys' dicks and how many women I've had sex with.
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As much as it accompanies the singers, the "Falstaff" orchestra converses with them, and on Thursday its responses — a golden brass exhalation here; an exclamation point in the low strings there; birdlike twitters of flute and oboe punctuating a rapid-fire dialogue — had unstinting comic timing.
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In contrast with her demeanor in recent years, Wie exuded a peaceful, easy feeling during her media availability, punctuating many of her answers with a laughter that called to mind the buoyant teenager that she was before the game crippled her body and crushed her confidence.
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" He spent hours shuffling pigeon-toed around the catwalk, his skinny frame clenched and twisted by inner tension, throwing punches at the level of his waist, as if pummelling an invisible child, while whispering, "You sonofabitch fuckin' pig , you fuckin' cop ," punctuating his speeches with explosive sound effects: " ShhssprgagahaBLAMMO!
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It was set to a live performance by Rufus Wainwright, who serenaded the models in the finale with "Forget your troubles, c'mon get happy," punctuating the lyrics, and the looks, with "Go Hillary," and otherwise giving the idea of getting ready for the judgment day a whole new meaning.
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PARIS — With tens of thousands of anti-government demonstrators once again coursing through the streets of Paris and other cities and clouds of tear gas and smashed store windows punctuating the urban landscape, the French government made a major concession on Saturday to unions protesting its pension reform plan.
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Blaming Trump for rise in hate crimes O'Rourke's habit of punctuating his message with examples he's heard on the trail -- with details of who told him and where -- was on display when he recalled a girl who'd wondered whether, as an immigrant, she had a place in the United States.
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Punctuating that defiance, state-run news media said on Saturday that the authorities had executed an Iranian military contractor on charges of spying for the C.I.A. No date of the execution was provided for the contractor, identified as Jalal Haji Zavar, nor was the precise nature of the spying accusations.
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The ball carried on a high arc toward left field and landed in the next-to-last row of the upper deck at Safeco Field for a three-run, fifth-inning home run that proved to be the punctuating blow of the Yankees' 5-1 victory over the Seattle Mariners.
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Yet too often, particularly in the beginning, their dialogue sounds as if it's being announced to the audience rather than being spoken to each other, in voices that are almost always a measure too loud; there's an abundance of hand movements punctuating lines that would be better delivered with nuance and flirty understatement.
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Of course, all writers have preoccupations, refrains, obsessions; and by using the seasons as a thematic tarpaulin that covers the whole enterprise and publishing the volumes in fairly quick succession ("Autumn" appeared here last February) with some exciting, punctuating overlaps, she allows the books to exist at once separately and in comfortable relation.
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You've probably seen Kidz Bop Karen's rant and the resulting memes, but for the uninitiated, she's the mom who went ballistic on a rideshare driver and his passenger after getting cut off in traffic, punctuating her epic tirade by saying her kids couldn't hear her saying "bitch" because they were listening to Kidz Bop.
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EditorsNote: 7th graf, change 'They' to 'The Royals'; take out redundant 'later' in 9th graf Cleveland pitcher Trevor Bauer turned and threw the ball over the center field fence as manager Terry Francona approached to pull him from the Indians' 9-6 loss to the Royals on Sunday, punctuating a frustrating Kansas City afternoon for Bauer.
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So it was a perfect match of music and place on Saturday morning at the Cloisters, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's medieval outpost in Upper Manhattan, when the sound of the organ in Stockhausen's "Himmelfahrt" ("Ascension") filled an airy 12th-century chapel, punctuating periods of velvety richness with gusts of discordance and cleansing pings of a bell.
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It's a perception that's held up in the press he's done over the years, in which he comes across as down-to-earth, self-effacing, prone to punctuating his speech with the word "honestly," and appealingly fond of talking about how much he loves his wife Emily Blunt, with whom he has two kids, and who's indirectly responsible for the best parts of his careful interviews.
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Yet they are exquisite; the bits of visual information punctuating the perimeter of "Wires 210" (256 x 217 inches, latex ink on silver vinyl mounted on Dibond; 2016) dance around a drooping scrawl of power lines as casually weighty as any offhand-but-not-really Cy Twombly painting, while an unexpected silver orb just inside the bottom edge — possibly, a finial atop a distant spire — is incongruously volumetric.
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He did not.) Back in New York, Jessica and producer Alexandra Leigh Young, along with editors Paige Cowett and Lisa Tobin, set about weaving together what Sanders had told us with what Alex had told us, punctuating both with archival audio from the 1980s of Sanders at work as mayor (including a memorable moment from the local, man-in-the-street-style TV show Sanders created, aptly called "Bernie Speaks With the Community").
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"By joining Stephen K. Bannon's buffoonery on [Roy] Moore's behalf, the 45th president planted an exclamation point punctuating a year of hitherto unplumbed presidential depths," he wrote, referring to Trump and Bannon's support for former Alabama Senate candidate Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE (R).
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Yet at the same time the music is plenty enjoyable in itself, without any conceptual framing — the frantic low guitar rumble on "Sue (In a Season of Crime)," the crunchy guitar-horn combo hook that keeps interrupting Bowie/punctuating his sentences on "Lazarus," and the airy sway of the guitar strum on "Dollar Days" suit Bowie's crumbling voice perfectly, and even the silliest string overlays make themselves felt as part of a larger organic groove that's always shifting, breathing, living.
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Senior Deebo Samuel celebrated his return to the field with an all-around standout day as South Carolina opened the season Saturday by dominating Coastal Carolina 753-15 in Columbia, S.C. The senior wide receiver/kick returner, who broke his leg in the third game last season, led the Gamecocks (1-0) with seven catches for 23 yards, rushed once for 2284 yards to set up a score, and returned two kickoffs for 269 yards, punctuating his performance with a one-handed grab for a touchdown late in the third quarter.
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U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE on Tuesday said that she not is running for president in 2020 and will support President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's reelection, punctuating widespread speculation about her higher political ambitions following the announcement of her resignation on Tuesday.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday said that he has no plans to fire Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, punctuating weeks of speculation about the deputy attorney general's future.
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And unlike the stern religious moralizing of "Last Judgment" or the moral outrage inherent to the slave ships, Pollock's mural is free of judgment or moral concerns — which, Desiderio told VQR, was very appealing to him: As much as I am drawn to images of the Last Judgment, I am myself not all that judgmental — I don't like to think I am anyway — and with the Pollock, by contrast, you have this sublime evenness, all very muscular — this is still before the drips—that marvelous repetition of those strong vertical arabesques punctuating the lush all-overness of the whole, the sense that they could go on forever in either direction.
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