You can read into that ten different things, if you want to read into it.
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"People tend to read into things too hard," he said.
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But Bellini says not to read into the timing too much.
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And maybe don't read into those photos that leaked from set.
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So that said, don't read into the easter egg too deeply.
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There's a lot you could read into this alternate evil Cedric.
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She's can read into someone's story, she can see people's goals.
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The signs are there (well, if you read into them enough).
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It is unclear how much can be read into these numbers.
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But there's still a lot to read into its international foray.
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And we (and Colton) shouldn't read into it any further than that.
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Persuade someone to read "Into the Planet" in 50 words or less.
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"They can read whatever they want to read into it," Willey said.
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Comey was read into the Stellar Wind program and deemed it unconstitutional.
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"I was not read into the program at the time," he added.
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He certainly made clear what America was supposed to read into it.
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"People read into tiny nuances," said Maren Perry, president of Arden Coaching.
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The subsequent reports show that ... I was not read into that program.
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And I'm not sure how much we should read into the result, either.
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ET, provides an early read into the more comprehensive employment report on Friday.
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And chances are, you may have read into things a little too much.
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And we're all free to read into those statements as much as we want.
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Oath has yet to make a public statement—read into that what you will.
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I work and read into the early morning; I sleep long and rise late.
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There's nothing confirmed and Feige's comment is too vague to read into very much.
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We can't help but read into this win as some sort of cosmic justice.
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But people shouldn't read into whether he does one way or another, he added.
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You could read into that a subtext of latent homophobia that is quite surprising.
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Of course, you can read into or project onto any picture whatever you want.
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" She read into the signature further still, saying it shows "the spirit of an adventurer.
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"There are a number of ways that you can read into these artifacts," he said.
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Stockholder invites you to read into the work, but never tells you what to think.
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If I were read into that, I would say that means she's feeling objectified. Welp.
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The difficulty in these moments is trying to decipher how much to read into it.
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Certainly, that's what the movie wants us to read into the final Yon-Rogg showdown.
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He cautioned that one should not read into the tragedy any liability on Purdue's part.
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She said she "loved" playing Sharapova, allowing people to read into it what they'd like.
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What should we read into the fact that so much of this album is transcriptions?
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They read into a microphone and simultaneously heard their own voice played back through headphones.
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There is a limit, of course, to how much one can read into a topcoat.
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But one graphic episode, read into the court record by a prosecutor in the Sept.
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You could not read into it much more than what was on the page, she believes.
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"The fact that people read into it definitely took us by complete surprise," she later said.
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And I feel like when you listen to this song, there's really nothing to read into.
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You can read into Hsieh's works a relation to almost any major concept in modern society.
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I hope people read into it, but they'll never know because I don't even know [laughs].
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Here are Australia's five most popular Modern Love columns ... read into their popularity what you will.
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But the company says it&aposll let viewers read into the deeper implications of the challenge.
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Judges should not read into laws additional periods of mandatory benefits that Congress did not approve.
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But the implication is there for anyone who supports him to read into if they wish.
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For another person, these small changes might not be anything to read into — just a small rebrand.
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If you give a shit about that sort of thing, there's a lot to read into there.
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Is there something across the board here that we can read into or are they separate situations?
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Since it actually measures something exceptionally narrow, "I don't read into this index too much," Weinig said.
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The player's imagination takes over, and they tend to read into the game on a deeper level.
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However, she stressed that people should not read into that as an indication that collusion took place.
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They exist because of who he is and all these associations that people want to read into.
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"I don't read into prognosis and statistics because I think that can really be depressing," she said.
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So if we like the Klan, we can read into Mr. Trump's remarks that he does, too.
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"There's not that much to read into this," said Crit Thomas, global market strategist at Touchstone Investments.
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She said that she was not read into the program until a year after it was established.
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Once he is read into the Mueller investigation, the new attorney general will face an ethical question.
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There is nothing fluid in the words she chooses, nothing that can be read into or misconstrued.
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"Once you know background and social cues, you can read into it," Ms. von der Linn said.
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Obama said it was ironic that constitutional conservatives would read into the document things that aren't there.
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He added that nothing should be read into the court's decision to decline to hear the case.
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But if that's the case, then what should we read into that whole The Rise of framing?
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Well, he wasn't just saying it was bad, I'm going to read into this a little bit.
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FOWLER: Because I think, one was about, one was about racism, and Roseanne has a history of racism, and if you read into the Roseanne story over and what you read into Roseanne&aposs story you see that it was multiple tweets that got them to firing her.
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He had one leader hold a microphone while the other read into it a passage of the Quran.
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Fans read into the color of Taylor's wig, which coincidentally features the colors of the bisexual pride flag.
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"Congress has not been pleased with how quickly they were read into what happened [on Niger]," Demirjian said.
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"Each game kind of tells its own story, so I don't read into it too much," Crosby said.
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I don't know for certain whether anything can be read into Mr. Trump's omission or Mr. Tillerson's absence.
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Cuban says he didn't read into the political message of Rand's work but found motivation in her characters.
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Read into that what you will, but I think clearly there is a link tying all this music together.
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"If people read into it in a different way, I don't want to comment on the art," he said.
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You could read into it as a metatextual absence of color as a reflection of blacks absence in comics.
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But then you read into them, and the story is rather less positive for Sanders than the topline framing.
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Schaeuble called that moment a "strange situation," but said it was "totally wrong" to read into that awkward event.
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People don't just read into who you are from your appearance: they're also looking at the way you move.
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"Genuinely, there is not more to read into" about Best Buy not raising its full year forecast, Barry said.
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But the further I read into the episode, the tighter the grip of dread became on my gut. Wrong.
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If you want, you could read into the fact that the deal hasn't gotten a government sign-off yet.
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For whatever reason, and you can read into this, their accuracy rate in Los Angeles is very, very good.
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"No significance should be read into the fact the neutral rate was discussed at this particular meeting," Debelle added.
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Mr. Wray also offered to join their protest even though he was not read into the highly classified program.
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Its allies can read into this courage, and even choose to believe the false Iranian claims of US casualties.
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The first lady's communication director, Stephanie Grisham, said there was nothing to read into the choice of Zara jacket.
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Like many enraged voters, when news broke that Cohen had died, I could not help but read into its timing.
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Nah, just kidding but, hey, if someone wants to read into it like that, who am I to stop them?
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Sooo ... what can we read into seeing Kraft, Goodell, Zuckerberg and ex-Steelers coach Bill Cowher all being in attendance??
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"You can sort of read into that, that they think there is more room for higher priced phones," he concluded.
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It's pretty much up to him in terms of who he wants to read into his conversations with world leaders.
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"I really don't expect people to get all of the stuff that I read into my work," Si-Qin admits.
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First, he read into the condition in the merger agreement a need for good faith on the part of Latham.
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Some fans have read into recent interactions and think Swift and Perry may work on a collaboration in the near future.
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If you haven't watched the entire second season, you might also read into the fact that he's played by Alexis Denisof.
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Both Sanders and Spicer have urged reporters not to read into their inability to convey Trump's confidence in his attorney general.
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" Pressed by host Chuck Todd on whether anything should be read into the call Pence said: "Well, I don't think so.
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" Pressed by host Chuck Todd on whether anything should be read into the call, Pence said: "Well, I don't think so.
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It's not exactly clear how much we should read into special state election results, given they are usually low-turnout affairs.
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"I'm sure you guys will do a great job of telling me how people will read into it," he told reporters.
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Nate I don't know how much to read into Trump's struggle in Ohio in the primary against a very popular incumbent.
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But one could read into this tweet ... that the meeting was entirely about opposition research, and that is definitely a change.
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I mean, writing about myself is hard because I have African parents—especially my mom—who like to read into everything.
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Airbnb said that its chief executive, Brian Chesky, was traveling overseas, and that nothing more should be read into his absence.
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"When I saw the word non-binary/genderqueer and I read into it and I heard these people speaking," Smith told Jamil.
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THOMPSON: FIRSTLY, I THINK THE REJECTIONS ARE SO SMALL STATISTICALLY RELATIVE TO THE INCREASES, THERE'S NOT MUCH TO BE READ INTO THEM.
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We could also read into the floral, ultra-feminine looks on the likes of Jenna Dewan Tatum, Miranda Kerr, and Rachel Bilson.
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But there have been clues that supporters of one candidate or another are eager to read into as signal of Haley's preference.
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Given her family's unique history with this particular animal, it's hard not to read into the symbolism behind this choice in ink.
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A person speculated about who I was as a person and even read into my personal life based solely off my hairstyle.
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"McHenry did a great job — even with us critics and skeptics — of keeping everybody read into what was going on," said Rep.
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"It saddens me to have to wake up every day and see these wounds on my body," Johnson read into the microphone.
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On top of having premonitions about the future, she can read into her clients' past lives and auras to heal their relationships.
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I had always played noise or punk in Florida and cues from that all melded with some theory I had read into.
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Clarke, for one, wishes people weren't trying so hard to read into it, at least based on just a trailer or two.
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Trump was thinking about what people might read into the clothes she chose to wear to visit children left with, effectively, nothing?
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It is not known what Whitaker might have told the President in private conversations after he was read into the Mueller investigation.
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YOU HAVE A GOOD READ INTO BOTH THE TECH ECONOMY AND THE CONSUMER ECONOMY, OBVIOUSLY, THROUGH YOUR SPORTS OWNERSHIP OF THE MAVERICKS.
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The 60 words of the current AUMF are broad enough and vague enough that each administration can read into them what it wants.
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This allows citizens to read into party policies whatever they'd like, which only serves to further racialize the issues and galvanize the electorate.
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It's interesting, though, how much you read into a look like that, because, it's like, 'Oh, clearly he's going to leave her now.
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"I was not even read into the interrogation program until it had been up and running for a year," Haspell told the Committee.
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I mean, you can read into whatever you want about five directors all doing stories about family, but it just happened by accident.
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"You have to try to read into what they're saying," said Jeff Kingston, the director of Asian studies at Temple University in Tokyo.
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But by next Monday afternoon, when the Week 4 N.F.L. ratings will be revealed, political preference will be read into them yet again.
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But having read into it, it's not fair to imagine this perfect world and then criticize anything that doesn't match up to it.
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"Sometime back in the '80s," Ms. Wintour said, letting that hang out there with all the implicit meaning one might read into it.
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This nationalist argument comes in racist forms, but it need not be the white nationalism that Trump's liberal critics read into his speech.
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But take everything you just read into account and it's harder to measure how much of Chicago's stench can be attributed to Hoiberg.
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"You should not read into anything I've said that we are looking to exit the retail bank in the U.S.," he said on Monday.
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Whether or not you read into the fan theories about queerness and socialist revolution, the film still deals with the importance of personal responsibility.
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"You should not read into anything I've said that we are looking to exit the retail bank in the U.S.," he said on Monday.
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"We're closer than we have ever been," said Shelby, who isn't part of the negotiating team but has been closely read into the talks.
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Well... A lot of what people think about Roseanne in 2018 is being read into it by what we know about Roseanne in 1988.
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Much of its success has come from its advanced supply chain operations, and its ability to read into trends and quickly restock popular items.
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She was a moral symbol, and we read into that symbol certain virtues, which turned out to be wrong when she actually began speaking.
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Throughout American history, progressives, conservatives and others have read into the U.S. Constitution things they have wanted to be in there but just aren't.
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The previous version of the UN resolution didn't mention the word "abortion," but that's what the Trump administration seems to have read into it.
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We put all the books we've read into a sack and take them to the place we're lunching at and do a book exchange.
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There was little evidence beyond the confessional statements read into the record and the conflicting and sometimes contradictory versions of the lynching were confusing.
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A written statement from McKayla Maroney was read into court Thursday, and Gabby Douglas has also said publicly the former team doctor abused her.
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But it also turned the debate ugly, as Mr. Gaetz read into the record a news article about Hunter Biden's history of drug abuse.
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"It is very difficult to read into these minutes any clues that the MPC is trying to downplay a May rate hike," he said.
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For devotees of the MCU, there's plenty to read into between the lines of Infinity War, but only if you know where to look.
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You could read into and pull out a million different messages, easily, but a great deal of its charm comes from what's on the surface.
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If you read into what our petition says, we're not saying that the university is doing anything wrong, but the university can always do more.
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"I do not believe, however, that one should read into these results a shift in the position expressed by the British over Brexit," Philippe added.
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As Motherboard notes, only so much can be read into passive Twitter endorsement, though in aggregate the favorites suggest quite a lot about Luckey's beliefs.
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Cramer always looks forward to seeing what Alcoa has to say, as the aluminum company can give a powerful read into so many other industries.
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Ducey spokesman Daniel Scarpinato confirmed to The Hill that the meeting in Cornville had occurred while pushing back at those who may read into it.
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Over two and a half hours of oral arguments, Sullivan repeatedly cautioned counsel for both sides not to "read into" the tenor of his questions.
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But WHCA President Jeff Mason brushed off the lack of an announcement in a recent interview with ITK, saying he "wouldn't read into" any delay.
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Hunter Horsley, CEO of Bitwise Asset Management, which submitted its own ETF proposal to the SEC in June, said investors shouldn't read into Thursday's deadline.
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It's tough to know how much to read into Trump's selection of Mulvaney without knowing how long the president intends him to have the job.
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Our audience editor in Sydney, fresh off her own honeymoon, offers Australia's five most popular Modern Love columns … read into their popularity what you will.
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We can read into this tragedy the disastrous head-on collision of two conflicting obligations that the "creative city" imposes on itself and its residents.
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On days I don't have school, I sleep or stay up late and watch shows or read into the night, from midnight until 2100 a.m.
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It's that sense of familiarity that I wanted to capture; when someone is familiar with something, they find it easier to read into my work.
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There have been hints that the president (and Sessions) would welcome a new crackdown, but given Trump's reliable capriciousness, how much can be read into that?
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"I think it would be a strategic mistake for Iran to read into this current situation that they can start raising all kinds of mischief again."
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However, David Canon, professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison, said not too much could be read into Tuesday's turnout given several hot contests in the state.
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Because a lot of the recommendations you can read backwards, so you can sort of back-read into what was in the report by the recommendations.
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For those who like to read into subtle Apple moves, the timing of this change could indicate a new storage tier for the upcoming iPhone 7.
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I'm sure people are trying to read into his terminology … It sounded to me as if he was backing off a little bit on healthcare reform.
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There are concerns raised when "principles of natural law" can be read into clear textual language to exclude individuals or classes of people from constitutional protections.
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DALY: Again, you know, putting a little bit of the -- I have to put a swami hat on here to kind of, you know, read into that.
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That makes sense, but it's hard not to notice they seem to be more involved with Microsoft than ever before, whatever you choose to read into that.
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When foreign leaders hear or read something from the president, they will naturally read into the statement some kind of signal about what the US might do.
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It's very tempting to read into this: on the iOS App Store, Twitter is now categorizing itself as a "News" app instead of a "Social Networking" app.
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The mini-Trumps aren't all that many, and each had flaws unrelated to their messages, so it's hard to know precisely how much to read into them.
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But I like to think that people read into the work the way they want, that they can enter and even change the story to suit them.
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They were announced on the Senate floor Tuesday afternoon as the rules package was read into the record — the first Democrats had heard of the new plan.
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In arguing in favor of his proposal, Mr. Gaetz read into the Congressional Record a graphic news article describing the younger Mr. Biden's substance abuse, including cocaine.
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Since people are unable to hear your tone directly, they read into the connotations of words and create a tone in their head as they go along.
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"When I saw the word non-binary/genderqueer and I read into it and I heard these people speaking, I was like, 'f***, that is me,'" he said.
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A separate German government official described the face-to-face meeting as "fine" and "productive," without the level of awkwardness that some read into the leaders' body language.
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If we're going to read into this, it looks like people think they're snakes for ratting on each other...or pooping all over each other...something like that.
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US District Judge Emmet Sullivan warned at the beginning and end of arguments that no one should read into his questions as suggesting he was leaning one way.
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What I would read into it is that, given how un-predictive primary polling is, it's conceivable that any of these candidates advance to a November general election.
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People also read into the final line of Holland's statement: "We look forward to working with them again in the future, in this and perhaps many other dimensions."
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CEO Hubert Joly said there was nothing to read into the company not updating its outlook as the retailer gave a wide range in its forecast this year.
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" But, Lilla notes, Strauss's hope for returning philosophy to its classical beginnings could—with a little "esoteric" stretching—be read into a messianism "wrapped up with American destiny.
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"When I saw the word non-binary/genderqueer and I read into it and I heard these people speaking," Smith — who still presently opts for male pronouns — told Jamil.
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In fact, he was not even read into these compartmentalized conversations that pertained to drafting these legal memoranda and rules, and first learned of them from the news media.
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Feldman says that's reflected in recent polling showing the Democratic nominee's large lead over Trump, but GOP consultant Kevin Kellems says it's too early to read into those polls.
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A decade later, I argued, as Mernissi does, that the women who wore it were inadequately feminist, living out a patriarchal prescription that had been read into the Quran.
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Then when the report came out and it did not fit their predetermined expectations, they turned on Mueller and read into the report findings that clearly were not there.
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Still, Democratic strategists who spoke to The Hill were skeptical that too much should be read into one or two recent polls, cautioning that the field remains very fluid.
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Also scrutinized were their paparazzi photos—with such a dearth of information about the couple, fans and the media read into every public appearance for clues about the relationship.
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They were good cultural critics, steeped in knowledge about what they were talking about, with long-standing personal quirks and peccadillos that viewers could read into anything they said.
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So I would say that's more of getting to understand how to communicate with one another when you're not able to read into each other's body language as clearly.
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But most people aren't lawyers (myself included), and therefore don't totally understand what the formation of a grand jury actually means — or how much we should read into it.
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When asked about these comments, Conway stressed that it's not even clear that Whitaker has been "read into" the Mueller probe since Sessions had recused himself from overseeing it.
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But without access to that knowledge, all we can read into Rowling's statement is the implication that Heard lied when she accused Depp of repeatedly hitting and kicking her.
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After the way things were left with Cersei and Jaime at the end of Season 6 there's plenty you could read into the image below of them side-by-side.
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Historically, palm trees have been an emblem of victory and longevity — so given that, should we read into the word "eternal" stitched into her Versace gown for the Billboard Awards?
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Because this is MoviePass and its leaders seem to just be making it up as they go along, it's difficult to say what you should read into that $3.43 example.
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Whether or not the actresses chose to wear emeralds because of their connotations, it's hard not to read into their presence on a night where everything holds even more significance.
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It's a good feeling, it's a really good feeling, but I try not to read into it too much because I just don't want to put that pressure on myself.
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Since the change of the United States Presidency it becomes to read into American songwriters lyrics and especially the line, "Blind is the man who convinced he sees the truth".
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"Is what the government just read into the record correct," Judge Tanya Chutkan, an Obama appointee, asked Butina on Thursday after the government read aloud the details of her offense.
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With a vote coming, reporters there wanted to hear what he would say -- and from there, read into how the Trump wing of the party might be viewing the race.
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"Black Mirror: Bandersnatch" is the story of a young video game programmer attempting to adapt a fictional book described as a "Choose Your Own Adventure" read into a digital game.
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"Don't get frustrated about calls getting pushed back or read into delayed timing," said Ghermay, who explained that some roles may be on hold indefinitely due to the current circumstances.
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He learned how to intuit both what they wanted and what they could afford, and how to read into the details of how people dressed and where their eyes lingered.
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NT: Whereas I do think the stuff that's tougher is the stuff that's local and I do think that's something to read into the work, which I think you're alluding to.
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Joe Biden once spoke in favor of the myth of "clean coal," so how much should we read into the fact that his campaign website cribbed language from the coal industry?
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The unexpected departure of Sorrell, the world's most famous advertising man who was rarely out of the headlines, has catapulted the 51-year-old father of two, Read, into the spotlight.
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Nominate a mix of genres and ethnicities, like the Ivors, and you risk putting your foot in it when people read into who you choose to champion out of those nominees.
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Grand jury proceedings are led by a prosecutor, they operate in secret, and so there is only so much we can read into any news we hear about the grand jury.
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Google could certainly release a compact Android TV streaming device at its Pixel hardware event this fall, but I wouldn't read into the existence of this thing as any sort of guarantee.
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Economists still mostly expect an interest rate hike for June, but some traders read into the release that the central bank will be cautious and assess economic progress before it moves further.
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If we all want to take a moment to read into this far too deeply: Russo's revelation that a number of Asgardians fled to safety raises some interesting questions/grounds for speculation.
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We've got to be mindful of how far we read into our own click bait, of course, but we can't help but wonder whose team our fellow game players are really on.
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There is a lot that can be read into the bizarre, jubilant press conference Donald Trump and Paul Ryan gave five days ago, after a bill repealing Obamacare narrowly passed the House.
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It doesn't make that much sense to me at the time, but once a song is finished, I can read into it and figure out who the characters are in my life.
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Quick changes "I'm not sure how much I would read into it," the aide said, despite admitting that the timing is "bizarre," given it comes just weeks after Trump's summit with Kim.
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Macron cautioned reporters to not read into the death of the sapling that was planted on the grounds of the White House during his state visit in April 2018, according to Reuters.
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The chief is placed against a red background, referencing the derogatory term "red man" but also life, passion, power, and all sorts of emotions that can be read into that crimson shade.
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But given that Rudy Giuliani is telling Fox News that this order came about because Trump wanted help crafting a legal "Muslim ban," it's hard not to read into the intent here.
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While it's predominately just Amy delivering hilarious, out of context, one-liners about her body, we can't help but try and read into them to glean some of her wardrobe tips and tricks.
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"I can't speak for Fox but what I would read into James' acceptance of the role is that he and they continue to be passionate supporters for Sky's ongoing success," he told reporters.
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Some read into the phenomena as indicative of our loneliness and alienation in the age of technology, or as an attempt to substitute human feelings and emotions for those provided by the internet.
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"He got a call, he took it, and again, he's getting calls from everyone, so I think probably a lot more is being read into it than is the case, really," Corker said.
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Not only will Bandi's stories be read into a loudspeaker in several languages, but human rights activists, North Korean defectors, and writers such as Krys Lee and Lee Jung-myung will also speak.
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The public read into the former First Daughter's mistake: she couldn't tell black movies with two drastically different plots apart, which is to suggest that she thinks all black people are the same.
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Even in person it can be easy to read into someone's words and assume meaning based on how you feel and what you want, and with text / chat it can be even easier.
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Such an exhibit shows the profound diversity of the ways in which the Bible has been used politically, and the willingness of people to read into the text precisely what they want to.
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By the way, if you think TB12's mansion sale is an indicator of his future with the Pats -- seems it ain't ... 'cause he said over the summer, "You shouldn't read into anything."
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Her response to that included a photo of the back of a woman's legs marked with labels about the meaning some people are inclined to read into the length of a woman's hem.
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Social media users tried to read into the former first lady's facial expressions as she met with the Trumps and watched the new president's swearing-in: Melania giving Michelle her speech back pic.twitter.
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My initial take on the movie was hostile, because I don't think "Joker" is really about any of the things — inceldom, liberalism, late capitalism — that its admirers and enemies have read into its story.
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But Comey repeatedly told legislators in the hearing that he would not be able to comment on specific investigations and warned them not to read into his refusal to confirm or deny certain questions.
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"It is nonsensical to read into the Constitution one rule governing Supreme Court justices and another rule for everyone else," Mr. Whelan wrote in a series of posts on National Review's Bench Memos blog.
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She understood what could be read into a photograph (and if she didn't, or her team didn't, that "I Really Don't Care, Do U?" coat brouhaha would have been all the learning experience needed).
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If next week's event is anything like Dunham's last performance with Katerina Llanes, IN: the serpent :TO (read "into the serpent"), expect an ethereal, ecologically focused evening designed to help participants regenerate (please, god).
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The plaintiffs in these three imminent cases now ask the Supreme Court to read into Title VII language that was neither considered at the time of its passage, nor added in the decades following.
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"Even if you don't necessarily have a scientific background, the information is there and you can sit down and read into it and essentially get the hang of it and start using the software."
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Some read into that a sign that the Chinese are trying to find a middle ground here, where they can talk tough, but they don&apost have to respond in kind and invite a war.
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"This is just one step in the right direction, it's not the be all and end all, and not too much can be read into these results," said George Karamanos, a banking analyst at KBW.
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You might see an extended run-up or decline following the earnings, usually as reports come in from the various analysts that have read into the numbers and advise where they think things are headed.
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At the root is a very simple matter of conservative orthodoxy and the possibility that Republicans, newly empowered by Trump's election, appear to have read into his win a broader mandate than voters actually offered.
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Instead, it trusts the audience to read into the way Quentin gradually figures out how to hand off power to those around him, women and people of color and gay men and on and on.
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Matthew Futterman: I'm not sure what to read into this, but Jorge Sampaoli, the Argentina coach who has apparently been beating back a player uprising, has opted to coach this game in a track suit.
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"There are conservatives here who maybe read into Russia things they wish were true in the United States," said Angela Stent, director of the Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies at Georgetown University.
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Whatever else can be read into the referendum vote to leave the European Union, it was characterized by hostility about the flow of people to Britain and campaigning that played heavily on fears of immigration.
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But after he decided against doing so, the entire defense case lasted only 30 minutes — compared with 10 weeks for the prosecution — and consisted of a single witness and a stipulation read into the record.
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Even if Timberlake was kidding, it's difficult not to read into what he could have been saying about a dark side of football that many football fans and the NFL would rather not think about.
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If the truth that clothes are coded with meaning has become a no-duh proposition, the question then arises of how much significance to read into what others are wearing and how much we unconsciously assume.
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I'm just trying to create a language that's simplified, where anyone can come into the show from any background and read into the work in a way that they can relate to, just like an emoji.
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MICHAEL: It was hard not to read into the order of performances, and the disparate levels of exposure they got, although Mr. Colbert did have to get back to his studio in time to tape his show.
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And you could almost read into his decision to add dresses to a men's wear show parallels to a specific club demographic: of the 65 looks, 13 (roughly 20 percent) were clothes from the women's haute couture.
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The sentencing hearing for serial killer Bruce McArthur who targeted men with ties to Toronto's gay village will take place this week as more than two dozen victim impact states are expected to be read into court.
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Boxing history enthusiasts have read into this connection extensively, making suppositions from blood relations or spouses to Elizabeth's adoption of the last name 'Wilkinson' as a sort of bloody tribute to the former prize fighter cum murderer.
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You know exactly what that image is trying to say without having to read into it and sometimes these direct and impactive message do help and potentially get people to think about things in a different way.
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If I can read into this ongoing debate you've had with President Obama, you're arguing that there are some things in American politics and American life that may be counterproductive to believe even if they are true.
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A Canadian source with knowledge of the talks said that too much should not be read into ministers' absence, since they just met at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, in the Vietnamese resort of Danang.
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It's actually one of the big secrets to being scary: don't explain too much to the audience, because whatever the viewers read into a scene will almost always be more attuned to our own personal sense of dread.
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A Freudian might read into the fixation on hot dogs (and Schraf's other recurring food subject, doughnuts), but there isn't the sense that his work says a great deal more than what can been seen on the surface.
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"The market has been trying to read into whether Fed official comments for a September rate hike will be repeated by Janet Yellen next week but there is no clarity yet," Saxo Bank senior manager Ole Hansen said.
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Analysts are certainly going to be scouring the numbers today to get any sort of read into the health of the company's mobile business moving forward, but they will have less data than ever to make these judgments.
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This corpus of rules can be, in turns, opaque and explicit, and has caused a decent amount of consternation over the years for developers as they try to read into how Apple might interpret one rule or another.
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Ironically, the constraints that Mueller read into his mandate have now done exactly the opposite — leaving one half of his report unresolved and the ultimate decision as to whether the president obstructed justice in the hands of Congress.
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Desmond was apparently emphatic that there isn't anything else to read into the situation, according to the author of Bloomberg Tax's story, Ally Versprille, who questioned Desmond on Thursday: Desmond said he wants to leave it at that.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis on Thursday indicated that a recent halt in North Korean nuclear and missile testing may signal an opportunity for talks, though Pentagon officials cautioned that it is too soon to read into the pause.
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On the other hand, one wonders how much to read into the placement of a painting by Noland's father, Kenneth Noland, in a gallery demarcated by the row of scaffolding pipes that constitutes Cady Noland's "Dead Space" (1989).
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Having worked at a top of the line place with a charismatic leader extremely focused on serving customers (not in food service but still I think the same applies), I can't help but read into the staff's perceived apathy.
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The DC reunion rumor mill kicked into overdrive last week when the Bey Hive read into a photograph of Beyoncé wearing an AC/DC shirt with only the "DC" showing as a nod to a Destiny's Child–related clue.
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Much has been read into the biblical line that the King gave the queen "all she desired," but in all likelihood, the sumptuous spices, gold, and gems presented by Sheba in the diplomatic ceremony were exchanged for political favors.
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Washington (CNN)Melania Trump, whose appearances often generate public interest, strode into the Capitol Tuesday night with the public eager to read into whatever signals the President might exchange with his wife during the State of the Union speech.
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My tweets were reactionary to the events I saw on the news and were worded beyond poorly at best and I can see how and why someone could read into my tweets far more deeply than how I actually feel.
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"Apple's results will be a good read into trade and the situation with China, and if Apple has a good number it would be a stabilizing force for the technology sector," said Craig Hodges, portfolio manager with Hodges Funds in Dallas.
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There are a lot of ways that you can read into this one — that Agarwal is leaving at a time when Dropbox appears to be setting itself up to go public, or that it was a short tenure as CTO.
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While the labor data and Wednesday's factory data are encouraging, investors await the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday for a better read into the health of the economy and to gauge when the Federal Reserve will raise rates.
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"If you read into it, I think there's speculation there will, in fact, be another round of waivers granted to countries and companies to buy Iranian oil," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital Management, said about Trump's tweet.
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When one sees Eggers choosing this particular way of representation, for Zeitoun and for Mokhtar, it isn't hard to read into it narrative exhaustion of the sort that has become common among an affluent, professionalized writer class in North America.
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EXCLUSIVE REPORT: 36 HOURS WITH THE TALIBAN You can read into this moment the basic fact that the Taliban and the Americans were able to find enough common ground they thought it was worth bringing in the pro-government Afghans.
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"If you read into (Trump's comments), I think there's speculation there will, in fact, be another round of waivers granted to countries and companies to buy Iranian oil," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital Management, said about Trump's tweet.
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My tweets were reactionary to the events I saw on the news and were worded beyond poorly at best, and I can see how and why someone could read into my tweets far more deeply than how I actually feel.
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And if it's recorded for distribution on his podcast and not just read into the ephemera on Facebook Live or a live YouTube stream, for example, it's then part of a fixed format—which makes it a bit more legally troublesome.
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According to Mason, Deputy Attorney General Natasha Howard read into the record that the misdemeanor charge "does not allege that Mr. Feigin made any calls to the Islamic Center or any of its employees" and that Feigin denies having done so.
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While not too much can be read into Thursday's doubles win, Murray certainly appeared to be moving without the trademark limp that was present when he played his last singles match at Wimbledon two years ago — a loss to Sam Querrey.
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"Apple's results will be a good read into trade and the situation with China and if Apple has a good number it would be a stabilizing force for the technology sector," said Craig Hodges, portfolio manager with Hodges Funds in Dallas, Texas.
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Her fans include die-hard pop music fiends who read into her lyrics so deeply that a ticket to the Monster Ball feels more like a trip to church, and there are those who simply come for the star's enormous entertainment value.
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The White House insisted that Trump's meetings Wednesday had been long-planned and nothing further should be read into them, including that they were an attempt to poke a finger in the eyes of Democrats animated over the Russia investigation and Comey's firing.
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The article in question, penned by fashion critic and Twitter goddess Vanessa Friedman, marks the symbolism behind Michelle's choice of a purple dress by immigrant designer Narciso Rodriguez; it also notes that this meeting was "too early" to read into Melania's sartorial choice.
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And, we're not saying there's something more special about that name than any other, but let's just say that when it came to casting this story about local iconoclasts, the hardest part was narrowing down the list — read into that what you will.
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While the labor data and Wednesday's factory data are encouraging, investors await the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday for a better read into the health of the economy and to gauge when the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates.
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Teddy is keen to "blame" the existence of the evocative message on his brother, Kenny, a student of film who would frequently seek to comment on what the game design is implying and what might be able to be read into it.
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"To the extent you could read into that, you might think markets were expecting something more optimistic and they heard a little bit of pessimism, a little negativity," said Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer at Cornerstone Financial Partners in Huntersville, North Carolina.
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Kavanaugh's White House boss at the time, Alberto Gonzales, said in a recent statement that only a "limited number of personnel" were read into the sensitive legal issues surrounding the authorization of the use of enhanced interrogation techniques on high value detainees.
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In a statement read into a microphone from his wheelchair, the defendant, Reinhold Hanning, said he "deeply regretted" having belonged to a criminal organization that was responsible for the deaths of many innocent people and the destruction and suffering of countless victims and their families.
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In some posed portraits, like those by Mark Neville in Odessa and Mamadi Doumbouya in Guinea, the subjects seem to present themselves as they would like to be seen by the world; traces of pride, even defensiveness, can be read into many of their faces.
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Since the film's release on December 20173, these fans have read into what they think are peculiar statements by TROS director J.J. Abrams as Abrams's and Disney's desire to negate controversial aspects of the previous film in the trilogy, Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi.
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Parts of his deposition testimony were read into the record at the Montgomery County Courthouse where Mr. Cosby is facing charges that in 2004 he drugged and sexually assaulted a young Temple University staff member, Andrea Constand, who looked upon him as a mentor.
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Credico's rollicking testimony followed a much more buttoned-down presentation from a former FBI agent who adopted a clinical tone as she read into the record a series of vulgar threats and insults Stone unleashed at his acquaintance as the federal investigations heated up.
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Another, the portrait of a clear-eyed, black-presenting boy in a suit and a mustachioed white-presenting man, is a menacing image because of all the power differentials and manifest vulnerabilities that can be read into the vertical valley of light separating them.
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There's a ton of subtext to be read into this endless trend, almost all of it relating to industry-based misogyny—and Spears has certainly been through the wringer when it comes to the myriad ways that the music industry chews up and spits out female artists.
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That is almost always a recipe for disaster, and even in the case of, say, The Leftovers — where many problems that viewers had with Damon Lindelof's earlier series Lost were read into his new one — it took a while for many viewers to forgive and forget.
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If every time thoughts like that pop into your mind and you give them tons of attention, exert lots of mental energy over them, and read into them all sorts of deep, weighty meaning, you're teaching you own mind to throw more of those thoughts at you.
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" Smith first came out as non-binary in an interview with actress Jameela Jamil in the debut episode of her new Instagram-based show I Weigh Interviews, saying: "When I saw the word non-binary/genderqueer and I read into it and I heard these people speaking.
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In February, during the RHONJ reunion part 2, the reality star told host Andy Cohen not to read into photographs that were snapped of her while she wasn't wearing her wedding ring — making it clear that the rock had no bearing on the state of her marriage.
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During the Thursday White House press briefing, chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, a former general and Homeland Security secretary, said unless troops casualties are a "very conventional death in a conventional war, there's always an investigation," and nothing should be read into this one.
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"I wanted to read into it," Ms. Kerr said, but she figured (correctly, it turns out) that her new friend was a bit of a clueless guy who didn't spend much time thinking about how a woman might react to such a song being shared with her.
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At both Justice and the FBI, he worked on both counterterrorism and counterintelligence matters, meaning that he was certainly read into the FBI's investigations of whether the Trump campaign or administration officials colluded with Russia to interfere on Trump's behalf to win a razor-thin election.
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"Judge Biery, you may not understand how difficult it is for me to be in the public light in this horrible way, as the poster child for a dumb athlete whose financial advisor took his money," Duncan said in a statement read into the court record by prosecutors.
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The seating at the reunions isn't as complicated as fans think RHONY fans may read into a Housewives' popularity based on her proximity to Cohen at the reunion, but Shannon insists it's not that serious — explaining that lots of factors go into dividing the couches and picking seats.
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"The danger of the US having mixed messages is that it allows our adversaries and our allies the opportunity to read into our statements what they fear to see, or what they like to see," said Abraham Denmark, a former deputy assistant secretary of defense for East Asia.
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If you want to read into the tea leaves a little bit here, the company post was authored by Alessandro Sabatelli, the company's director of AR and VR. So feel free to speculate as you wish while Twitter has said it is starting to explore opportunities in this area.
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From around 1900 to the mid-1930s, for example, the Supreme Court frequently struck down laws that regulated economic matters because a majority of the justices, believing free markets were best, argued that free markets were protected by a "liberty to contract" they simply read into the Constitution.
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Whether you want to believe Reality Steve's report, Venmo evidence, or what you can read into from the trailers, one thing's for sure: Hannah Ann and Madison are the final two and this show has made big drama out of something not that far-fetched many, many times before.
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Many such initiatives have been underway since shortly after Dodd-Frank was enacted seven years ago, but not too much should be read into the repeal of the arbitration rule for the pros and cons of this rule differ significantly from the debates over other provisions in Dodd-Frank.
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Instead, the moment becomes a personal window into the book's underlying theme: It is natural to want to read into the unexplainable and search for forces greater than ourselves — and yet, the more we want to believe, the more we need to enlist scientific inquiry on our side.
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At the beginning of the NBA Draft Lottery, a lady who works for the firm that conducts the actual lottery walked to the center podium and set down a small binder that supposedly contained the results of the draw for NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum to read into a camera.
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"Coupled with a sustained campaign of phishing attacks, generating fake PGP keys for well-known activists like Ramy could be an effective way to read into the first encrypted contact that the victims might attempt to make," Claudio Guarnieri, a technologist at Amnesty International, told Motherboard in an online chat.
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"While some may read into this and believe it means "The Winds of Winter" will be done within the next year, Martin made it clear that he's not promising any publish dates, nor will he write scripts for "House of the Dragon" until he's done with "The Winds of Winter.
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I've ultimately decided "Miss Americana" is more than pop propaganda, but as with many things Swift, there's a lot of surface-level symbolism you can read into here, such as the decision to go with Wilson, whose first film, "After Tiller," is about the endangered doctors who perform third-trimester abortions.
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It's easy to read into a coworker's punctuation and words over instant message, Lauren Squires, linguist and associate professor at The Ohio State University, tells CNBC Make It. For example, you might find yourself agonizing over a curt-seeming "k." or second-guessing your emoji usage in your work correspondence.
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There are some minor mismatches between the emulator and how the actual machine accesses the CD — games need to be read into the machine's limited RAM, instead of running off a cartridge ROM like in typical SNES cartridges — but developers are already fixing their games to run correctly on the actual hardware.
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On Wednesday's Real Housewives of New Jersey reunion part 2, the reality star told host Andy Cohen not to read into photographs that were snapped of her while she wasn't wearing her wedding ring — making it clear that the rock had no bearing on the state of her marriage to husband Joe Giudice.
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And the fact that we don't know the truth either, beyond whatever we might read into that final look Renée gives the now-deserted Jennings home — and kudos to Laurie Holden for selling that moment as well as she does — puts us right there in Stan's shoes, obsessing over a gut feeling, maybe forever.
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And, more than that, you only have to note the wide-spread infiltration of words like "yas queen," "werk," "shade," and "read," into everyday vernacular, by a section of society who may not have seen Paris Is Burning, let alone been to a ball, to see how far the influence of the LGBTQ community spreads.
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This song's been out for a couple of weeks and we all know it by heart, and we've all transcended the need to read into it, and we've found ourselves here instead: watching a clip of Sir Ian reading "One Dance" on BBC Radio 1 because Drake is Shakespeare and Sir Ian said so himself.
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You can read into it as a poorly-timed metaphor for modern politics (one critic called the film "Brexit propaganda") or you can choose to be carried away by the inherent escapism that makes the world of Downton so charming in the first place, even as it observes real history through a fictional lens.
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Sometimes I think, as a married millennial in his 30s who values a truly equal partnership with his wife, it's easy to read into the relationships of our parents (especially the more socially conservative ones, like my parents') the kind of repressive gender roles that many of us have tried to escape in our own marriages.
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But the endorsement is significant not just in what it says in glowing terms about Mr. Rubio — calling him the "best-positioned to advance from the primary season and allow the G.O.P. to win the White House" — but for what people will read into it as a potential harbinger of the preferences of the paper's new owner, Sheldon Adelson.
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Much of that urgency will be read into the show by viewers who know these are the last episodes, of course, but Weisberg and Fields have also set the season at a pivotal enough point in history that everything is driving toward one day on the calendar, in a way the show has never quite matched before.
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But it's hard not to read into the corrective Godlike punishment for Biblical transgressions in episodes like "White Bear" where Victoria (Lenora Crichlow), a Black woman, is repeatedly shocked out of her memory after participating in a child murder, later becoming a shamebot to be paraded through the streets in a Cersei-esque Walk-of-Shame.
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And Gonzales, who before becoming attorney general had served as White House counsel and was Kavanaugh's boss at the time of the discussion in question, said in a statement last month that only a "limited number of personnel" were read into the sensitive legal issues surrounding the authorization of the use of enhanced interrogation techniques on high-value detainees.
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"It's not even clear that this directive would have percolated up to the SECDEF's office, but had it done so, I'm not sure Spencer would have taken any particular note of it, because he would not have been fully read into Ukraine, or the timing of Zelensky taking office and speaking soon to Trump," the former official said.
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Raising questions of a double standard, male Democratic senators including Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Jeff Merkley of Oregon later read into the record the very same letter that Senator Warren was reading when the Senate voted, along strict party lines, to ban her from further debate on the nomination of Mr. Sessions as attorney general.
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More broadly the plot is about several missteps committed by Maleficent's daughter Mal (Dove Cameron) when she assumes an important new role in the kingdom: She orders a ban on further immigration to Auradon from the Isle of the Lost — read into that what you will, political commentators — and unintentionally makes a rival of Sleeping Beauty's kid Audrey (Sarah Jeffery).
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You don't have to be much of a Freudian to read into the Jungle Books an attempt by Kipling to rewrite his own traumatic childhood, in which he was essentially abandoned by his parents and sent from India, the only place he had ever known, to England, where he was installed in a foster home run by a tyrannical Bible-spouter.
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Any of these interpretations can be retrofitted to the feminist détournement of formalism that Schapiro espoused in the transitional moment when she became involved with feminist art: you can, if you are looking for it, read into the work the idea of "central core" imagery that was an important tenet of Schapiro's new aesthetic and teaching in 1971–10833, the first year of the Feminist Art Program.
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Mike ConawayKenneth (Mike) Michael ConawayTexas faces turbulent political moment Democratic Party official: Texas is 'biggest battleground state in the country' Another Texas congressman planning to retire MORE (R-Texas), a senior member of the Intelligence panel, told reporters earlier in the week that it will likely be read into the congressional record, something that can only be done when the House is in session.
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In other words, we can read into this tragedy the disastrous head-on collision of two conflicting obligations that the creative city imposes on itself and its residents: on one hand there is the demand for a steady supply of creative products and services, but these are generated by precarious workers who, on the other hand, will increasingly collide with the dictates of capital for ever-compounding rates of profit, as theorist David Harvey has pointed out.
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