It would be worth taking the near-term pain for the long-term gain of reclaiming our intellectual property, reclaiming the rule of law, reclaiming jobs.
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"Donald, it ain't stealing when the voters vote against you, it's the voters reclaiming this country and reclaiming sanity," Cruz said.
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To continue to aid Daenerys in reclaiming the Iron Throne.
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The students, by contrast, are "reclaiming the state for everyone".
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I am reclaiming Larissa Michell, that innocent girl you abused.
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Is this partnership a way of reclaiming your avocado narrative?
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It's also reclaiming the ability to dance and to move.
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But that reclaiming is being done by filmmakers as well.
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Nevertheless, the government holds out hope of reclaiming the funds.
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Maybe this was his just his way of reclaiming power.
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Can the humble selfie embody McGill's rebellious reclaiming of autonomy?
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Trans children are reclaiming the liberty they've long been denied.
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The impact of reclaiming that 22.0 acres has been enormous.
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I became less interested in reclaiming words and dissecting them.
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We are reclaiming our heritage as a manufacturing nation again.
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The path to visibly reclaiming oneself, one's space, is tricky.
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"Please just answer the question, reclaiming my time," Pressley replied.
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Titles include: Disarming the Narcissist: Surviving and Thriving with the Self-Absorbed; The Fatherless Daughter Project: Understanding Our Losses and Reclaiming Our Lives; and Toxic Parents: Overcoming Their Hurtful Legacy and Reclaiming Your Life.
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Here are the legendary artist's tips for reclaiming your true self.
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People talk about reclaiming unused spaces as a political action, too.
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The 'reclaiming' is absolutely about moving people forward into his critique
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So this is reclaiming who I am and how I feel.
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But there is something wonderful about Kane's reclaiming of this aesthetic.
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Republicans aren't the only ones obsessing over reclaiming these factory jobs.
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There is an element of reclaiming the word that I love.
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Or possibly creativity, gaining it, reclaiming it, owning it, she added.
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Today, we're taking our identity back and reclaiming who we are.
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Women everywhere are reclaiming a culture, be it financially or conceptually.
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I think there's something really radical about that reclaiming of space.
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Nude modeling was a method of reclaiming agency over my body.
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From Reclaiming My Mexican Roots in a Pile of Buttery Biscuits
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Now, five months after giving birth, she is reclaiming her roles.
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Since then, grass-roots artists have been busy reclaiming their city.
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She's not merely reclaiming the phrase but gesturing at something greater.
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Maxine Waters, who immortalized the phrase last year: Reclaiming our time!
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Today we're taking our identity back and reclaiming who we are.
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This series features stories about reconciling, reclaiming and reinterpreting racist objects.
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In "Joe Biden: Reclaiming America's Values," Joe Biden writes: Reclaiming our values starts with standing up for them at home — inclusivity, tolerance, diversity, respect for the rule of law, freedom of speech, freedom of the press.
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"There is something about black millennials wanting to find some type of reclaiming or resurgence in terms of moving back to the South, reclaiming the South as a place where black folks can thrive," she said.
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"'Reclaiming My Time' was a powerful demonstration of resistance," McCray tells Refinery29.
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"Today is my first step towards reclaiming my power," Araoz said Wednesday.
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He talks easily of his faith, and of reclaiming religion from Republicans.
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I am standing here reclaiming the voice that you stole from me.
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The trend of startups reclaiming technology to secure personal safety is promising.
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Kesha is reclaiming her time, and I am so here for it.
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And just posting snake videos is a way of reclaiming the image.
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Militants beaten back Congress' extension comes despite government forces eventually reclaiming Marawi.
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Guess you could say Jay-Z's reclaiming the character ... sans Klan outfit.
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There's probably a part of CXEMA which is about reclaiming industrial spaces.
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The stock is now 7 percent away from reclaiming those multiyear highs.
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PSA Group stock plummeted 15% in Paris before reclaiming some lost ground.
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Cory Whiteduck is reclaiming the Algonquin language — one word at a time.
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Here's his conversation with a chef who is reclaiming indigenous culinary traditions.
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"We're already reclaiming in water that is 20 meters deep," Tan said.
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"We have been reclaiming and reusing our wastewater for decades," Sorensen said.
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Each seemed about "reclaiming the most fundamental aspects of life," she said.
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But one artist is reclaiming the devil for women and their personal demons.
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Representative Maxine Waters said that she was "reclaiming her time" with her vote.
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Some cities have gotten creative about urban growth, reclaiming land from the sea.
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I am in essence reclaiming that choice, but saying that I re-converted.
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There's power in reclaiming the condition as something that can be life-enhancing.
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You abused your power, and by holding you responsible, we are reclaiming ours.
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The witchery was about being a strong and powerful woman, reclaiming that power.
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But that doesn't stop you from actively reclaiming your online privacy right now.
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But with one slip of the earth's crust, nature begins reclaiming its river.
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Eventually, after reclaiming her Catholic confirmation name, Christine started going by Sister Kate.
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Trump's campaign has been about reclaiming America for Americans, away from other people.
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I'm all for sexual empowerment, or reclaiming what was once traumatizing for yourself.
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It's their best path to reclaiming government—and to rectifying this impending tragedy.
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And part of my background is in reclaiming brownfield, Superfunds, and contaminated sites.
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"I don't know if it was difficult," Savage said of reclaiming his rhythm.
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In that moment of reclaiming more power, people are at their most uncomfortable.
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The quotidian has a way of reclaiming itself, of imposing resilience over trepidation.
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Now, Democrats see a narrow path to reclaiming the majority in the chamber.
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He is not only reclaiming Patriot's mines that are no longer in use.
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So, your best chance at reclaiming this asset will come from your neighbors.
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"I am finally reclaiming my marijuana legacy," he says, explaining the company's name.
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Now these neighbors are committed to reclaiming their former places and moving forward.
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Republicans have channeled renewed energy into reclaiming or holding the Houston-area seats.
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At the time, Hugh Hefner's son, Cooper, said that they were "reclaiming" nudes.
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Upon reclaiming his life, committed himself to empower others to do the same.
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Inuit midwives are now reclaiming women's choice to give birth in their hometown.
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Hupfield's sculpture, film installation, and performance work unsettles Native stereotypes by reclaiming histories.
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Having found Anaukaq, Henson's son, Dr. Counter set about reclaiming the father's reputation.
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RECLAIMING CONVERSATION: The Power of Talk in a Digital Age, by Sherry Turkle.
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Her most recent book came out in 2014, titled Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights.
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His concern is partly with reclaiming "our time," of course, in the sense of an African American artist reclaiming and re-valorizing the artworks made by black people and long present in Western art while minimized in its art history.
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But his key moments were about reclaiming the mantle of American identity for liberalism.
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In some ways, the night was about reclaiming a history that has already existed.
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Notice that this is an argument in favor of reclaiming country music's Black legacy.
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Her work has historically focused on reclaiming food sovereignty for the Puerto Rican people.
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The greenback rose 0.28 percent against the Japanese , reclaiming some ground lost last week.
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Q. To what degree is this film about reclaiming Mapplethorpe's spot in art history?
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That's one reason the company is reclaiming cute as part of its innovations strategies.
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The benchmark had earlier opened higher with the Sensex reclaiming its 40,000-point level.
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Mauer isn't reclaiming his MVP form, but he's maximizing the skills he still has.
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Egypt's reclaiming of the islands would be a cornerstone of his campaign, he said.
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By reclaiming Lilith's story, women can push against this unrelenting and oppressive status quo.
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India can boost its economy again by reclaiming and building on its progressive heritage.
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Indeed, many Democrats see Biden as the best hope for reclaiming the Rust Belt.
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The convention's official theme is "Reclaiming Our Time," inspired by the viral phrase Rep.
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Maxine Waters, whose viral "Reclaiming Our Time" phrase inspired the theme of the convention.
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Again, women have found liberation from their trauma through solidarity, and reclaiming their narrative.
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Also, among non-Western people, there is a reclaiming of tattoos after its suppression.
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We're reclaiming this category and we want to bring it back into good standing.
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" Unlike other anti-lookism activists, Lewis has no interest in reclaiming the word "ugly.
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Far from reclaiming its global outlook, it will become less influential and more parochial.
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Charles is already planning his grand comeback scheme, reclaiming valuable ancestral land in China.
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Using it as an insult rather than reclaiming it, she says, crossed a line.
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Through rituals, recipes, artworks, and film, remembering and reclaiming the past and the present.
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But despite that history, he and other young black Americans are reclaiming the trade.
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She championed writing, scholarship and teaching as a process of reclaiming that historical complexity.
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"To my mind, I thought I was reclaiming some of my power," she testified.
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"So we're reclaiming our original mission and we're responding to audience interest," he added.
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And don't read my resume because I was there, and I'm reclaiming my time.
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Democrats are optimistic about reclaiming the New Jersey governorship in the November 2017 election.
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This story was produced in association with Round Earth Media, which is reclaiming international news.
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She also discussed the how the show centers around the idea of reclaiming your body.
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We're training, arming and supporting forces who are steadily reclaiming territory in Iraq and Syria.
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I mean progressive, I mean moderate, I mean anyone who's committed to reclaiming our democracy.
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And Assad is now on his way to reclaiming a huge swath of his country.
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His 10-second time bonus for winning the stage stopped Roglic reclaiming the maglia rosa.
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Australian photographer Murray Fredericks is reclaiming mirrors from narcissists in his new series Salt: Vanity .
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Has reclaiming the darkness in that way become its own source of happiness for you?
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"They" is about reclaiming that feeling and turning it into something powerful and politically important.
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Montana may also stand to gain a seat, reclaiming a seat it lost in 6900.
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The greenback rose 0.57 percent against the Japanese yen, reclaiming some ground lost last week.
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The group has formed an offshoot, #ZimbabweYadzoka, (Reclaiming Zimbabwe), which seeks to engage the countryside.
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"We've invested significantly in reclaiming" those old sites, Adkerson said, without providing specific dollar amounts.
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Exhibited in the square, they contributed to the reclaiming and re-symbolising of the space.
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It implies that in sharing and recording their experiences, Uber drivers are reclaiming their humanity.
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But for her upcoming album, Dirty Computer, she's ditching Mayweather's narrative and reclaiming her own.
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Reclaiming the extreme center is the way it's done, and Colombia has lessons worth learning.
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For witches affiliated with Reclaiming, a pagan activist tradition, it's also a type of magic.
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Reclaiming witches gather in camps around the United States, Canada, Britain and Australia each summer.
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But while crime remains an issue, recent years have seen locals reclaiming their inner city.
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The Kurds pose the most formidable barrier to Assad's reclaiming control of all of Syria.
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It's the sound of a band very deliberately reclaiming a style its fans had missed.
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It dawns on you that the writing itself is a reclaiming, an act of rehumanization.
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But privately, I wondered if the entire project of reclaiming a pejorative word was counterintuitive.
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This is the first step in reclaiming the legacy bequeathed to us by the Founders.
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Bondholders, banks and shareholders also lost out, while aircraft leasing companies were reclaiming their planes.
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By her final monologue, she reclaims her power by reclaiming her identity as an artist.
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Brown says his dream of reclaiming Britain's sovereignty is being undermined by the political establishment.
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Mr. Conley talked about reclaiming the term elder like the gay community has reclaimed queer.
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But here, the powerful Maui returns the gaze of the viewer defiantly, reclaiming his image.
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Reclaiming land from the sea is, in some ways, the origin tale of the Netherlands.
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" At one point during the grilling, Carson told Pressley that he was "reclaiming my time.
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We're fighting for our language and culture and reclaiming ourselves after the drama of residential schools.
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You have a lot of options for getting rid of them and reclaiming that lost space.
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They are all in the business of "reclaiming" an "restoring" what they believe has been lost.
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The media spoke about reclaiming Quechua, and how Flores was helping the language gain new value.
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She saw signs reclaiming the word "pussy" that looked similar to the ones at her event.
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If reclaiming the town was harder than expected, the larger battle for Tal Afar was easier.
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The process is simple: For US customers, reclaiming your beloved product is just an email away.
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"It's what our friends call each other, and we're reclaiming it from creepy dudes," she wrote.
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Last year new American computers ended China's dominance; it will be pouring money into reclaiming it.
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So we recommend shaking off the heebie jeebies of this experience by reclaiming that unwanted penis.
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Now, these women are reclaiming those "negative" descriptions, and wearing them as a source of pride.
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The move shows increasing difficulty for the GOP's path to reclaiming the majority in the House.
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I was going through an interesting time when I was reclaiming my body after an assault.
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Now, it's about reclaiming her story and helping others do the same, this time with #DefyTheName.
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Greatness is what I'm chasing and the path to reclaiming my throne is now officially open.
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The stakes are highest in the Senate, which the Democrats have a good shot at reclaiming.
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"It's time to start reclaiming cyberspace from the menace of over-surveillance," Cannataci told the Council.
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Global benchmark Brent also advanced 0.2 percent to $55.82, reclaiming some of Monday's 1.9 percent loss.
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By managing your media and reclaiming your family time, you show your kids what's really important.
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For me, reclaiming space can be sitting somewhere I usually wouldn't out of fear or discomfort.
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Dumse sees her work in photography as reclaiming her citizenship as a queer South African woman.
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Here, industrial pioneer and artist Genesis P-Orridge offers five strategies for reclaiming your true self.
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Though the movement focuses on goddess worship, Reclaiming in recent years has moved away from binaries.
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An inclusive women's movement can support me in reclaiming my rights as an equal valuable human.
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But these new establishments aren't turning chicken feeders into flower planters or reclaiming old barn wood.
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Mr. Powell said Wednesday that the Fed was reclaiming its ability to act at every meeting.
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His latest book, "Reclaiming Patriotism," was published by the University of Virginia Press on September 10.
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Waters 'reclaiming my time' moment inspires gospel song: A singer, inspired by the showdown between Rep.
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Many of them believe seeking God is their last chance at reclaiming their lives, Mazars said.
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We are training, arming, and supporting forces who are steadily reclaiming territory in Iraq and Syria.
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Pete Buttigieg has made reclaiming religious morality language from the right a central part of his campaign.
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A unified Republican government will dedicate itself to reclaiming our founding principles and solving the country's problems.
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It was about reclaiming this narrative not as their narrative or as his narrative, but as hers.
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And there's a reclaiming of that, which I think can be a form of agency or power.
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And it's not just black women reclaiming awards season — there are some good men involved as well.
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Johnson's administration was elected on a mandate of "getting Brexit done" and reclaiming British sovereignty from Brussels.
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The next revolution will be reclaiming your digital identity Africa is on the verge of something big.
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Religious groups are reclaiming their role from the welfare state, says Anne Danks of the Trussell Trust.
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Even more critical is the necessity of reclaiming the language of religious freedom from the far right.
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It involves reclaiming 17 square kilometres of land off the coast of Lantau, Hong Kong's largest island.
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But reclaiming a narrative that has so long been associated with men holds is its own power.
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The next revolution will be reclaiming your digital identity An identity is a difficult thing to lose.
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I'm here reclaiming the space because I believe that it should be used as a women's building.
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For Peugeot, racing to expand outside Europe after a brush with potential bankruptcy, reclaiming Iran is critical.
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In addition to reclaiming childhood, Tillet hopes the exhibition will help black girls reclaim voice as well.
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I've never thought of it as an activist move of reclaiming territory — although I guess it is.
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Avoiding social media can make a major difference in reclaiming your weekend in the name of relaxation.
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Technically, Bentley is actually reclaiming its crown as the manufacturer of the fastest SUV on the market.
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He then lost the seat to her in 2012, before reclaiming it from her again in 2014.
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The same way other women/femmes are reclaiming their power in other areas—this is no different.
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We're voting for reclaiming the principles of democratic self-determination on which the United States was founded.
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For Egypt, it is a sharp reversal, with no immediate prospects of reclaiming the country's former status.
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Reclaiming Our Space explores how black feminists are using digital platforms and social media to redefine feminism.
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Sansa is now adamant about reclaiming Winterfell for their family and succeeds in enlisting a wary Jon.
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Instead of she's having fun on these reworkings, reclaiming the music that could have held her hostage.
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It isn't just her reclaiming her sexual agency with the least horrible local man; it's a test.
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Reclaiming our Time continues at De Buck Gallery through (545 West 23rd St, Chelsea, Manhattan) December 9.
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Reclaiming your weekend, and more enjoyment of your life as a result, is well worth the effort.
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Throwing off the shackles of the gold standard and reclaiming national monetary sovereignty became their rallying cry.
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We were filled with enthusiasm and happiness that we were finally reclaiming our people's long-denied rights.
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In Trump's America, white racism is ascendant; it is reclaiming a space many had hoped was shrinking.
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But reclaiming land from the ocean has its limits, particularly in an age of a warming planet.
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The two YouTube stars brushed off such criticism, saying women were just reclaiming control over their lives.
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JW: When I'm not busy reclaiming my time, I mostly write about how humans relate to technology.
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It's Bibi's battle with one man that is preventing him from reclaiming his seat as prime minister.
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Is the price of reclaiming one's identity in such a dystopia worth the violent punishment that follows?
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There is more respect these days for tribes reclaiming their cultural heritage from museums and federal repositories.
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As music moved toward maximum complexity, composers in various countries rebelled against the rebellion, reclaiming elemental harmonies.
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In the past 20 years, Muslim women reached a critical mass in reclaiming their agency and responsibilities.
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The Deuce's penultimate episode is all about reclaiming power, even in the narrow corridors of the sex industry.
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It's a way of reclaiming some sense of agency — of controlling the narrative that comes with our food.
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If history is any indication, Dany couldn't be more on track to reclaiming the throne of her ancestors.
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If Burr were to lose, Democrats would be one seat closer to reclaiming a Senate majority from Republicans.
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Wells is reclaiming $69m from Mr Stumpf and $67m from Carrie Tolstedt, ex-head of its consumer bank.
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I take pride in reclaiming control, my decision-making power, and some freedom to do whatever I want.
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I have become a woman in a lot of ways, reclaiming my personal space, my body, my confidence.
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The working class and educated middle class have been reclaiming empty property long shut off to the public.
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The company explains the car also captures kinetic energy when it brakes, essentially reclaiming energy that's usually lost.
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It's a bold move for reclaiming relevancy in a world where traditional cameras have been cannibalized by smartphones.
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This is why many Latinas are reclaiming time in their busy lives to take care of themselves better.
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But fanny packs have slowly been reclaiming their position as a luxe option for a hands-free life.
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Some believe the disaster is just Hawaiian volcanic goddess Pele reclaiming her land, in tradition with local folklore.
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"It really is a sibling love story — a brother reclaiming his life from her infamous death," says Solomon.
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But reclaiming the cash could prove "challenging", predicted Nadia Gharbi, an economist at Pictet Wealth Management in Zurich.
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"Reclaiming that feminist mantle is a big, big part of the strike that we're organizing," Leonard told me.
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It feels like a take on reclaiming your own humanity and fighting against a homogenized way of thinking.
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He then lost the seat back to her in 2012, before reclaiming it from her again in 2014.
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The Better Deal is a first step in reclaiming the mantle of economic populism from charlatans like Trump.
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Reclaiming is about self-awareness and understanding our value in spaces that don't always make us feel visible.
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"'[INSERT WORD] N*GGA' is about owning your identifiers and reclaiming their title," Zé told Noisey over email.
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The video, not for the squeamish, shows swarming carnivorous insects reclaiming a body (Aparna Nancherla) for the soil.
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Jony Ive is reclaiming his place as head of 's design team, the company said in a statement.
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The record number of women elected to Congress were key to Democrats reclaiming the majority in the House.
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Although anti-war organizers rarely realize it, "reclaiming" Congress's war powers is not necessarily a step toward peace.
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The climbing guy—Nico—then sat on top, waving a banner and joyfully bellowing about reclaiming the power.
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Yeah, I guess that's a better idea, if someone's reclaiming that word and it's more about their history.
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" He continues, "By painting the spaces and omitting the characters it was almost like reclaiming them for myself.
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This includes reclaiming its stake as the antiwar party, a position that President Trump has tried to usurp.
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After all, reclaiming the rights to "Friends" is nice, but subscribers are also going to want fresh content.
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They can't afford to lose any additional seats if they're to have any hope of reclaiming the majority.
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In other tech news, here's a guide to totally reclaiming your privacy in 15 not-so-simple steps.
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Reasserting the ability of Congress to control its own process is the first step toward reclaiming that authority.
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She has hundreds of genders but no brain—an icon for the bimbo-but-I'm-reclaiming-it generation.
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The series functions primarily as a work of "Jewsploitation," reclaiming the popular narratives around victimized Jews in film.
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And as a woman of color, that meant reclaiming my self-esteem and unlocking a world of possibility.
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Across the West, right-wing xenophobes preach anti-immigrant nationalism centered on reclaiming a mythical original social purity.
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For the Deckers, like more and more socially minded architects today, reclaiming that seat is an increasing priority.
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Organisers of other sports events have also faced obstacles in reclaiming medals or prize money from Russian dopers.
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But reclaiming the city will not be enough; we must continue to fight against the ideology of ISIS.
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" Reclaiming the stage, Mr. Stankey said, "We've got to make money at the end of the day, right?
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A new generation of cooks and scholars is reclaiming and spreading the cuisine of the country's indigenous people.
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Everywhere in this desolated settlement, the forest, whose decline the episode had just detailed, is reclaiming its space.
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Reclaiming this imagery and using it in fine art gallery setting is in of itself a subversive gesture.
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It's a true-to-life moment that's less about connection and more about the reclaiming of one's dignity.
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Rafael Nadal did hold that record after reclaiming top spot last August, having first scaled the summit in 2008.
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"I'm hoping we're going to push these companies to be okay with using and reclaiming these batteries," Garcia said.
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"The #MeToo movement is about survivors reclaiming our power," Carmen Perez, co-chair of the Women's March, told Vox.
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But six months after reclaiming the House, there has been little movement from Democrats on lowering prescription drug prices.
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Pelosi reclaiming and promoting the image that Trump meant as an attack, however, marks a notable -- and newsworthy -- exception.
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Waters, who is once again "reclaiming her time, in this speech" left the audience with a sense of hope.
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Reclaiming "bitch" will always be fraught because it wasn't a word women chose to describe themselves to begin with.
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According to an email statement Nurmi sent to me, the cancer diagnosis prompted him think about reclaiming his reputation.
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"Today is my first step toward reclaiming my power Jeffrey Epstein and his enablers stole from me," she said.
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There is no better testament to the defeat of the West than reclaiming Afghanistan as a sanctuary for terrorism.
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Her repeated phrase "reclaiming my time" -- which she said after Mnuchin didn't directly respond to her question -- went viral.
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"It is quite literally a process akin to reclaiming someone who has been brainwashed by a cult," he said.
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These young women now have plenty of us talking, all while reclaiming their narrative in their own unique way.
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Clinton could also benefit other Democrats in reclaiming the Senate majority and making inroads in the House of Representatives.
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This is an important step to understanding the scope of this problem and reclaiming the rulemaking power from bureaucrats.
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I became empowered by reclaiming the joy of my sexuality and I wanted to give it to other people.
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Her new book, "E Pluribus One: Reclaiming Our Founders' Vision for a United America" (Hachette) comes out January 2017.
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"The festival is really about reclaiming the urban space and returning it to pedestrians for a while," Marriage writes.
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It's an act of reclaiming, but it's also a loving act to try to heal this violent, aggressive surveillance.
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If entering politics is thought to debase women, reclaiming "nasty woman" as a badge of honor is a repudiation.
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I think introverts are reclaiming their spot in the world and not being ashamed to own up to it.
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They're a way of reclaiming public space, which has been severely privatized over the past several decades, however briefly.
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Nonetheless, the group was just the most famous of an upsurge of bands reclaiming punk from straight white men.
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It's not a spoiler to say that Kate triumphs at work, ultimately revealing her age and reclaiming her fund.
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To celebrate the reclaiming of his world record title, Hood finished off the event with a quick 75 pushups.
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Namibia's Walvis Bay port-expansion project, where a Chinese engineering company is reclaiming land to make a new peninsula.
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The slow labor of cooking becomes a way of reclaiming time, of letting herself imagine an abundance of it.
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But now Inuit midwives are reclaiming the right of pregnant women to choose to give birth in their hometown.
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Inuit midwives in Canada are reclaiming the right of pregnant women to choose to give birth in their hometown.
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The Office is having a homecoming of sorts, with NBC reclaiming its beloved mockumentary series for its streaming service.
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Joints in the concrete purposefully invite the encroachment of wild grass: nature reclaiming space once ceded to the city.
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But it's disheartening to think that echoing the deluded Lear's ruin is her only means of reclaiming heroic status.
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The new rule is an important first step in reclaiming the potential of contracts to expand opportunity and freedom.
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The goal: Attempting to establish a bipartisan consensus towards the US Congress reclaiming the powers of war and peace.
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Getting it cut off felt like reclaiming my body as my own, asserting my autonomy, and taking a risk.
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The bill would have covered the former miners through a fund originally established to pay states for reclaiming abandoned mines.
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There was a new book called Cunt around that time all about taking a negative word and reclaiming its power.
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After the thrashing he received from Thompson, it's hard to say if Hendricks is capable of reclaiming the welterweight throne.
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She's reclaiming her body as completely her own, a narrative that is told and digested and remade by her hands.
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This year, Modi and his party have created history once more by sticking to a narrative about reclaiming Hindu pride.
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Brad's been through a lot over the past several years -- including a divorce, getting sober and reclaiming his clout professionally.
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Rather than being haunted by the past, Wong views "going toward the ghost" as a method of reclaiming forgotten histories.
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Daenerys was a pawn, married off to a Dothraki warlord to increase her brother's chances of reclaiming the Iron Throne.
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Reclaiming Iraq's second-largest city and top stronghold for ISIS could take two months, a Peshmerga military commander told CNN.
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The impact has been profound however, and Bureh Beach is only now reclaiming its status as a burgeoning tourism location.
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" And, "TAYLOR SWIFT RECLAIMING ALL THE THINGS USED AGAINST HER: SNAKES, HER BODY, HER REPUTATION AND SOMEHOW THAT IS EVERYTHING.
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But female artists were reclaiming the kitchen as a political symbol long before second-wave feminism began to take root.
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Speakers:Gabriel Sands, Refinery29Camille Styles, BloggerAlex Taylor, Clique Media Group Refinery29 and Kesha Discuss Reclaiming the InternetMarch 14, 3:30 p.m.
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Democrat Nancy Pelosi won the vote for speaker of the House on Thursday, reclaiming the gavel for her second time.
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Respected California winemakers are reclaiming the white zinfandel name and honoring the long-misunderstood history of America's first pink wine.
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And that's why reclaiming drugs from criminal gangs likely won't increase kidnapping and other forms of crime; it'll decrease it.
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This slide away from the intent of the Constitution can be addressed in part by Congress reclaiming its power. Rep.
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Alternatively, I don't know if you've experienced sexual violence personally, but for many women rape fantasies are a reclaiming experience.
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And I think in the same way I'm reclaiming these durags and it's this assemblage/collage process with the durags.
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Early labor movements focused on reclaiming workers' time from their employers and fighting for clear demarcations between work and life.
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"The project is a good example of how the public and private sectors can collaborate effectively on reclaiming cultural heritage."
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Now, for the first time in years, California is reclaiming its position as the dynamic capital of the American future.
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After flirting with reclaiming the title from Apple during trading Monday, Microsoft narrowly passed Apple at the market open Tuesday.
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Now, they are setting their sights on reclaiming the White House as well as maintaining their hold on the House.
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"Today is my first step towards reclaiming my power," Araoz, now 32, said in a phone call with reporters Wednesday.
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So while the trip would be a vacation, the real motive was to spend a couple of weeks reclaiming Amsterdam.
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From Las Vegas residencies to reunion tours, here's how some of your beloved classic rock bands are reclaiming the spotlight.
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It would also help him finally face those daddy issues, by reclaiming his father's evil legacy for the good side.
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Meanwhile, Myanmar has sought to remake northern Rakhine, reclaiming burned Rohingya land for the State and bulldozing emptied Rohingya villages.
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"Today we're taking our identity back and reclaiming who we are," added Hefner, the son of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner.
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It gives you back the feeling of control over your body, and gives you the power of reclaiming your health.
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The Islamic Republic is ramping up oil production and reclaiming market share after the lifting of Western sanctions in January.
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It articulates internal turmoil, but at the same time, recognizes that she has power in reclaiming her narrative and identity.
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With the single, she was reclaiming the agency in the for-us-by-us storytelling blaxploitation films pretended to fulfill.
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And the mossy-flecked, tree-climbing green salamanders of Appalachia have been found reclaiming old mines despite severe habitat disturbance.
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South Asians took offense to her characterization, but took the extremely high road by reclaiming the phrase as their own.
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We've existed for hundreds of years on this land, and when we stomp our feet we are reclaiming that land.
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McBath is giving them new hope in finally reclaiming that seat, which would be crucial to taking back the House.
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American military forces and their allies have all but encircled the city, reclaiming, they say, more than half of it.
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Surfacing Meet the roller derby athletes who are 'reclaiming' their space, promoting female empowerment and standing up for indigenous people.
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O speaks to the female erotic imagination, and there is power in reclaiming a space that has been denied women.
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In the Yemen series, specifically, I'm reclaiming this stance by looking at Yemen through its beauty rather than its suffering.
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COSTELLO When you went from songwriting to singing, you were reclaiming songs that made their name played by other people.
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SEATTLE — In Washington state, Wa Na Wari is reclaiming a historically Black neighborhood that is on the brink of erasure.
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Speaking of that, we're told Azriel has even more in the works as far as reclaiming her independence and aspirations.
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I think what's happening is everything that the patriarchy has tried to kill and withhold from us, we are reclaiming.
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Such reunification has long been a bête noire of opponents of immigration and white supremacists who fulminate about reclaiming America.
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And it was through all this that I harnessed the limitless power that can come by reclaiming the word fat.
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That was not enough, but it was a step toward reclaiming America's place as the last best hope on earth.
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After a slump in 2017, he rebounded in 2018 by winning two more slams and reclaiming the world No. 1.
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Although Democrats had already made massive gains in 22019, including reclaiming the House, 21 Republicans retired before the next election.
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Given the complaints, Omaha has put in place a moratorium on "reclaiming" additional streets while a committee studies the issue.
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But it was in coming back to the affair that she was able to find peace by reclaiming her story.
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For LGBTQ people, coming out is often a significant part of reclaiming this right and living in our identity publicly.
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Now, Amazon simply drops products on an unsuspecting public and media, thereby reclaiming, in a limited way, the element of surprise.
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We wrote 10 Things in 1997, so we were still pretty early in terms of the history of post-feminist reclaiming.
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Then Ebert dove back into the song, letting a woman in the crowd sing a few bars before reclaiming the microphone. .
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Fifteen years later, it feels like a film by and for women, reclaiming a character conceived long ago by a man.
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He just chose to live out the rest of his future back in his own time, reclaiming the life he lost.
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So is the new email law a case of bureaucratic overreach, or step toward reclaiming weekends and vacations for stressed earners?
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Could it be then that instead of being redundant in its effectiveness, the like was the key to reclaiming the internet?
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By reclaiming the American version of Top Gear, the network will air two versions of the same show by year's end.
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"On this #SuicidePreventionDay, we're reclaiming time for mental health because there's always hope and there's always help," the first lady tweeted.
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Earlier this year, he told Politico in a profile that he still had hopes of reclaiming the Energy and Commerce gavel.
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Wall Street banks are reclaiming market share from competitors in the form of billions of dollars in peer-to-peer payments.
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The song, dubbed a "would-be generational anthem" by the New York Times, was intended as a reclaiming of American identity.
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It's important to understand why we behave and think the way we do because in doing so we are reclaiming ourselves.
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I'm with the reclaiming of the word but if there's any1 day loves me dat isn't, I sorry I lurvvv u.
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America's generals and diplomats are confident of reclaiming the area still held by IS. But they worry about losing the peace.
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She cites one of the most influential books in the reclaiming tradition, Starhawk and Hilary Valentine's 2000 book Twelve Wild Swans.
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Democrats believe that reclaiming that district would show that if they put resources behind a strong Democratic candidate, they can win.
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I can't help but feel, however, that she's reclaiming a piece of her independence each time she gets back on stage.
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Reclaiming the word 'diva' might prove tricky, given that so many take it as shorthand for a bratty form of bitchiness.
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Aristides Baltas, Greece's culture minister, made a surprising announcement last December that his country would not further pursue reclaiming the artefacts.
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Between supporting up and comers and hanging out with kids in Mumbai, Bieber is reclaiming his narrative in a positive way.
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Today, the study of psychedelics and their potential application in medicine and research is undergoing a revival and reclaiming its legitimacy.
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Why then, is the West not winning the war of words and reclaiming the virtual landscape in which ISIS openly recruits?
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As her class is preparing to graduate without her in May, Tufts has already emailed her to begin reclaiming her loans.
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For many trans women like me, retouching isn't necessarily about being more beautiful—it's about reclaiming the narratives of our bodies.
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To continue the tradition of reclaiming words thrown at women to rob them of power, I named the business Shrill Society.
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The Abandoned Mine Land fund (AML) is America's source of funding for reclaiming abandoned coal mines, especially those causing environmental damage.
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Beijing has asserted its right to these areas in part by reclaiming land and building fortified artificial islands with military facilities.
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With CXEMA creating a community of people who love techno and fashion, going to parties and reclaiming their city's forgotten spaces.
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"You weren't meant to do that," Trump said with a showman's timing and in a gesture of generosity, reclaiming the moment.
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The patients take all of these in hopes of adding muscle mass, smoothing wrinkles and reclaiming body definition and sexual vitality.
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In the eyes of many Chinese, their country is simply reclaiming its historic status as a dominant regional power in Asia.
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Part of the aim of Miller's biography is reclaiming Landon's writing as worthy of critical prestige, and it's a risky move.
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Younger women who might not play games are reclaiming the term, and they're bringing women formerly victimized by it on board.
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His latest book, "Reclaiming Patriotism," was published by University of Virginia Press in 2019 and is available for download without charge.
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When Ms. Lopez moved to the neighborhood in 22017, Mr. Garcia and his cohorts had begun reclaiming the empty P.S. 2750.
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That confidence is anchored on the strategy Krishna has led for reclaiming IBM&aposs enterprise tech leadership in the cloud era.
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Donald Trump campaigned as a jobs creator, with lofty promises of reviving American manufacturing and reclaiming jobs that had gone overseas.
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Reclaiming their bodies also allows people to "shed the identity as a victim and move toward being a survivor," Maxwell explained.
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In this way, Wisconsinites are reclaiming and maintaining all that is good about a city center with a true local identity.
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"I think it's important as part of India's healing process, as part of her reclaiming her sense of autonomy," Catherine explained.
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"I think part of this was reclaiming what I thought had been stolen from me," she said about enrolling at UGA.
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It was a sort of corrective to Rushmore, a reclaiming of the landscape by the people from whom it was stolen.
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Since day one of this administration, women have been persisting, reclaiming our time and saying once and for all that #TimesUp.
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As there is no one experience of sex after sexual trauma, there is no definitive guide for reclaiming one's sex life.
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With its focus on black cultural contributions across the world, a museum opens amid a heated debate about reclaiming plundered art.
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We are reclaiming the old ways, saving our own lands and even helping the land to regenerate and give sustainable bounty.
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Coming up with better alternatives will reset your relationship with your devices and aid in reclaiming your time, energy and focus.
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But when I think about it I guess it's something that's more empowered, like reclaiming something that's been taken from women.
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Wuhan is aiming to remake an industrial waterfront along China's manufacturing corridor into a space for countering pollution and reclaiming greenspace.
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But he has been much defter since reclaiming the leadership of the LDP in 2012, leading it to three landslide electoral victories.
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Fully reclaiming a disused oil well can cost between C$60,000 and C$300,000 depending on factors including well depth and location.
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And if they can&apost deliver in next week&aposs contests, their shot at reclaiming the House could suffer a major setback.
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When we opened on East Broadway, I decided that I felt comfortable calling the food "fusion" and reclaiming that word as well.
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Millions of Syrian refugees are also facing the challenge of reclaiming their homes within a year, under a law promulgated on Sunday.
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Chris Coons as "reclaiming" her and his daughter's stories, respectively, from false internet narratives about how they'd been made uncomfortable by Biden.
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Even by the 1990s, growers and winemakers, sensing more demand for distinctive wines and a greater potential return, were reclaiming Valtellina vineyards.
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At the university he focused on art and American Indian Studies, and began a process of reclaiming knowledge of his own culture.
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He is also quick to point out that art necessarily plays a limited role in a larger project of reclaiming Black power.
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Reclaiming Mosul and Raqqa would deal a serious blow to the group and rip out the heart of its self-proclaimed caliphate.
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We've been dancing since we formed our first societies together, so reclaiming that as a way to connect is something so available.
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It's about reclaiming our own agency versus feeling forced to take actions because we've been made to feel 'less than' by society.
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For months you're teased with the promise of your most esteemed countryman starting a run at reclaiming his throne on home turf.
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Quilting is a long maligned art form, but cool grandmas everywhere are reclaiming the practice, patch by patch and square by square.
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I like to think I'm subverting and reclaiming the idea of makeup, and that, in fact, lipstick is the ultimate, feminist tool.
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Apple is reclaiming as much of the iPhone exterior as it can, so what could be next on the mechanical chopping block?
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These stories are part of a new report out today that shows how groups are reclaiming religious freedom from the Christian right.
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However, the Taliban remains bent on a fulsome withdrawal of foreign forces, reclaiming power and strictly enforcing its warped brand of Islam.
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Instead, he offered a novel perspective on music from the past, reclaiming all this discarded pop debris as something authentic and weird.
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We're reclaiming the visceral summer experience of biting into a freshly picked, firm but truly ripe, never-refrigerated tomato and relishing it.
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As a party, Democrats look toward the 2020 elections with hope for more gains in Congress and even reclaiming the White House.
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They were worn alone, sometimes above nothing more than leggings, reclaiming the restrictive garment as ironic, empowered, post-second-wave feminist attire.
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Together, Charles and David were credited with helping finance the Tea Party movement that assisted Republicans in reclaiming the House in 2010.
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The flamenco dancer Farruquito returned to New York on Thursday, after an absence of 13 years, like a king reclaiming his realm.
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In the process, Toledo captures, with equal parts wit and poignancy, the freefall between losing your innocence and reclaiming your self-respect.
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Your purpose is to gather data on golems' progress reclaiming the earth, to see if it is yet suitable for human life.
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It's a little-known part of history, but one that pro-immigrant activists are enthusiastically reclaiming amid divisive rhetoric surrounding immigration policy.
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That would be a big step toward Mr. Assad's goal of reclaiming all of Syria, upended by almost eight years of war.
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Doing so risked sucking large debris into the engines, which would cause serious damage and could prevent the airline from reclaiming them.
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In SoHo, Dia is reclaiming a 2500-square-foot gallery loft space at 77 Wooster Street, long rented out to retail shops.
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More recently, the Chinese have turned their attention from dredging and reclaiming land to building airstrips, radar and communications facilities and hangars.
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Mr. Devins's apology fails to address why his method of finding, reclaiming and editing images was so problematic in the first place.
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Living in Jordan proved to be a transformative experience -- Al-Khatahtbeh grew to love her religion, and began slowly reclaiming her identity.
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After the bantamweight belt changed hands two times in her absence, Rousey agreed to return for a shot at reclaiming her title.
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But Democrats believe they still have a shot at reclaiming the seat since it was previously carried twice by former President Obama.
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Young women are now embracing benign occult representations, reclaiming the rites and ceremonies that women were once chastised (or worse) for performing.
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For a discussion of how to advance civic nationalism, see his latest book, "Reclaiming Patriotism," published by the University of Virginia Press.
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But we need to be working and encouraging people everywhere—reclaiming lost blue states, and laying the groundwork to flip red states.
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The opening of the High Line in Manhattan in 2009 brought national attention to the idea of reclaiming underused space for parks.
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California made major news this month, reclaiming a valuable economic marker and surpassing Britain as the fifth largest economy in the world.
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Throughout her journey of reclaiming her life back, she rediscovers her love of art and uses it to empower herself and heal.
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True to form, Kalanick has turned to his completely darling parents again in this month or so of reclaiming the Uber narrative.
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"It's the craziest thing I have ever seen!" she says of the women reclaiming their confidence by posting swimsuit photos of their own.
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Duke University ecologist Brian Silliman is the lead author of a study that posits predators are reclaiming habitats from which humans displaced them.
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He also won Gold in Barcelona in 1992 in the 4x400m relay and in Sydney in 2000, reclaiming his title in the 400m.
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She thus decided to start Nappys de Babi, reclaiming a once derogatory nickname for 'natural' hair and Babi, an informal name for Abidjan.
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The Dow slipped below its 50-day moving average price, just two day after reclaiming the closely watched level of near-term momentum.
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Reclaiming the makeup process can be a cathartic first step, as an unexpected outlet for grief, and eventually acceptance of the death itself.
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There are the essays about quitting Twitter, or the inherent avarice of Instagram, or reclaiming the life beyond the external presentation of self.
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Rather than being haunted by the past, Jane Wong views "going toward the ghost" as a method of reclaiming her family's silenced histories.
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If you were banking on Daenerys Targaryen reclaiming the Iron Throne on Game of Thrones, you might need to sit down for this.
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Reclaiming lore of old, she sees them as "mermaid goddesses" who take moonlit swims and use the cold to come back to life.
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After entertainment outlets seemed to turn against Swift, the video could be a clever attempt at reclaiming the narrative surrounding her public persona.
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They've been reclaiming their power by stealing from their clients, but one of their customers wises up to their scheme, and reports them.
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In addition to women reclaiming agency over their own bodies at the SlutWalk, they were also demanding that their bodies stop being violated.
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Soccer Mommy "Your Dog" Soccer Mommy is a reclaiming my time/rehabilitating the brand name that Sophie Allison uses for her musical project.
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This is a dark track throbbing with intent, about reclaiming incidents of violation to find strength in vulnerability and empowerment in moving on.
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Now, at least seven of these families face eviction threats by Jewish organizations reclaiming properties they owned before Israel was established in 235.
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The machine captured that crown in June last year, reclaiming the title for the US after five years of China topping the list.
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The older Weatherspoon helped lead a second-half surge that erased an eight-point Gamecocks lead, reclaiming the advantage with 6:33 remaining.
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They anticipate state contests will be central to Democratic efforts in 2018, given their longer odds of reclaiming the Republican-controlled U.S. Congress.
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Her treachery of the Faceless Men doesn't end there, however, as she looks to run away from them, reclaiming her hidden blade Needle.
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Thank you for your work in reclaiming the lowliest of comedy genres — the prank — and doing it in the name of chocolate justice.
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The truth is, we're also so protective of these hairstyles because we've only recently rediscovered them and begun reclaiming them as our own.
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For Lakeesha Harris, being a black witch is about reclaiming ancestral knowledge about witchcraft and using it to fight deep-rooted, systemic oppression.
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"By creating speculative dimensions and otherworldly identities, we are transcending constructs and reclaiming the representation of the female form," the Bennetts told Broadly.
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While these steps are a good start to reclaiming your online privacy, consumers need cooperation from websites to make online transactions more equitable.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s message and method and move away from a pursuit of "winning" and toward reclaiming our shared humanity.
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The host explained that Democrats are feeling "alarmingly confident" going into Tuesday's elections, with many polls having them reclaiming the House of Representatives.
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If by pouring, Ilchi is giving away certain decisions, then by cutting and layering the poured-upon mylar sheets, she is reclaiming them.
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Marjua Estevez, BET Digitial's features editor agrees, assessing the rollout as a way of Solange reclaiming the Black narrative in an unconventional way.
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As my marriage ended in the summer of 2100, I knew that would be a huge step toward reclaiming a sense of happiness.
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And, based on the popularity of his party versus the others right now, he stands a decent chance of reclaiming his former job.
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"To the extent that you were reclaiming territories of the favelas from drug traffickers, you needed to create jobs," Ms. de Bolle added.
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If I was going to go full-on Los Angeles-style woo-woo, it might as well be about reclaiming my feminine power.
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In her book, Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights, author Katha Pollitt, explains the superhuman status of the fetus under the aegis of fetal personhood.
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"The younger generation is reclaiming their Taiwanese identity," she said, by pushing back on the assimilation that their parents and grandparents often encouraged.
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Yet instead of reclaiming their place as the party of the New Deal, several senior Democratic lawmakers seem stuck in a different decade.
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Nancy Pelosi is one step closer to reclaiming the speaker's gavel, and the strikingly diverse freshman class weighed in for the first time.
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Reclaiming your time: By allowing you to see what matters, smartwatches also help you decide what needs attention straightaway or can be deferred.
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DOUTHAT And there is an interesting generational divide within the church, where some younger priests are interested in reclaiming costume in various ways.
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Entire districts of this city, which stretches out in all directions, are overgrown nature preserves that are reclaiming the concrete and cobblestone blocks.
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And the premiums they charged had an added benefit for producers — helping reduce profiteering by resellers, and reclaiming money for investors and artists.
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The start of the college academic year signals empty-nesting season, the upside of which is parents reclaiming a share of personal time.
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Or do they start the process of reclaiming the mantle of the party of the people that centers a multiracial working-class coalition?
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MSCI's index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 21.6%, reclaiming some of its loss on Friday while Japan's Nikkei jumped 61.343%.
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The project — and the hats — are just the latest example of women reclaiming the term "pussy" in the aftermath of Trump's leaked comments.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin last week, has turned the congresswoman's repeated phrase "reclaiming my time" into song lyrics.
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It's a place whose residents are reclaiming and resuming their heritage, a world of classics; from art to architecture to literature and music.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin last week, has turned the congresswoman's repeated phrase "reclaiming my time" into song lyrics.
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"It is unprecedented in terms of legal theory and reclaiming property that was wrongfully taken," Benjamin Crump, one of Ms. Lanier's lawyers, said.
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But others think they could be a returning population from Mexico, Cuba or the Caribbean reclaiming a lost part of its natural territory.
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Reclaiming our democracy requires an immediate and forceful intervention: reclaiming the earnestness of public service; re-embracing the essential unity of America; reconnecting our belief in personal progress and our personal potential to policies and systems that enable and ensure collective progress; and ensuring that those systems follow through on their intent to ensure safety, justice, and opportunity for everyone.
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The big picture: After becoming the first female speaker of the House in 2007, she became the second one today by reclaiming the gavel.
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After reclaiming some rebel territory, Syrian officials and rebel leaders agreed to a ceasefire designed to grant civilians safe passage out of the city.
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Reclaiming a spot at the powerhouse table is going to require more than the one noteworthy victory that LSU has already notched this season.
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Given its link to post-traumatic stress disorder, DID is often treated through psychotherapy that involves "reclaiming" traumatic experiences, according to the Sidran Institute.
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The Malaysian state is reclaiming land along the Straits of Malacca to build a port that can handle the biggest tankers on the planet.
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He was a picture of serenity even when he was being lit up by Evander Holyfield in his first shot at reclaiming the title.
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That perhaps I could walk my way to reclaiming enough of an illusion of safety to survive the next four years in this country.
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China has been reclaiming land and building artificial islands there that it says are mostly for civilian uses but are also for defensive purposes.
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But maybe by reclaiming these experiences, or destigmatizing them, we can also begin regaining our agency over the rampant commodification of places and people.
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Remember, Arya's storyline in episode six ended with her reclaiming her sword, Needle, taking it out in her room, and blowing out a candle.
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Femen is an international Women's movement of topless female activists painted with slogans and our mission is protesting the patriarchy and reclaiming our bodies.
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McConnell Ginet says that, for these people, the reclaiming is often like a verbal middle finger to those who use the word in hate.
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It's a battle of the baddies at the box office this weekend with Joker narrowly reclaiming the top spot from Maleficent: Mistress of Evil.
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Teachers using it are reclaiming as much as 75 minutes a week in the classroom by using AskMyClass as a kind of teaching assistant.
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By allowing my work to participate in a conversation around paintings, and live within institution — I am reclaiming space for ignored and hidden narratives.
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"When we opened on East Broadway, I decided that I felt comfortable calling the food 'fusion' and reclaiming that word as well," she said.
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In addition to eventually finding his birth mother, part of McDaniels' recovery and reclaiming his sense of self was recording a song with McLachlan.
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Even street lighting and roads can be privately provided: a thriving business in Lagos is reclaiming land on which to build fancy gated communities.
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She has maintained a consistent view on the subject since reclaiming the Speaker's gavel, arguing it would have to be clear-cut and bipartisan.
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But Trump rolled up huge margins in rural areas, reclaiming dozens of counties that had historically voted Democratic, and that Obama had won twice.
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As Muntaser, the student and activist, told me, one of the most powerful elements of the Sudanese demonstrations was the reclaiming of public space.
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Gordon: I see it as almost subliminal, like taking this corporate piece of machinery and making it their own, reclaiming it in a way.
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The Guard discovered in a 2011 audit that it had overpaid 10,000 troops with re-enlistment bonuses and other incentives, and started reclaiming funds.
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For many, the effort was about reclaiming a stake in ancestral lands that had been whittled down since the 1800s, treaty by broken treaty.
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But given people&aposs interest in reclaiming their digital privacy, Rainie said Pew hopes to ask specifically about possible legislative solutions in future surveys.
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Can a theater become something new, reclaiming its aesthetic territory, without hiring a demolition crew to knock it down and start over from scratch?
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PSG is nine points clear and only a natural disaster would keep France's most famous capital club from reclaiming the league title from Monaco.
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Coming up in February, we are reclaiming Valentine's Day and launching a Week of Revolutionary Love alongside our partner, CNN contributor Van Jones' #LoveArmy.
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It was also about reclaiming Indigenous identity, and what Hollywood could look like with inclusion rather than us being told what we look like.
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Related: North Carolina's Abandoned 'Wizard of Oz' Theme Park Will Haunt You Photographer Captures Nature Reclaiming Australia's Abandoned Buildings Extreme Makeover: Abandoned Manhole Edition
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While many people, like Gay, have been reclaiming the word "fat" as a descriptor rather than an insult, "obese" and "overweight" are still offensive.
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It is possible the beavers are reclaiming territory they lost when widespread trapping nearly wiped out their numbers in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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The movement was later captured in the documentary O que é Nosso (Reclaiming the Jungle) by filmmakers Jerry Clode, Murilo Yamanaka, and Allyson Alapont.
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She finds her power again, reclaiming the anger and joy she had back in her early 20s, only with more support for each impulse.
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But, as of late, the East Village has been reclaiming its reputation as a cultural haven with a series of new independent art bookstores.
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Currently we are experiencing a more subtle version of the Joe Camel, in which vape pens such as Juul are reclaiming fun, risqué smoking.
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Reclaiming our eroding position as a world leader in science and technology also requires raising the profile of American science among our own students.
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This past summer, Iraqi forces began reclaiming the mostly rural lands to the east and south of Mosul, laying the groundwork for an invasion.
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Its story of a young lion fleeing and then reclaiming his birthright had already generated a 1997 Broadway adaptation — still running — and movie sequels.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has said that reclaiming Aleppo would swing the course of the nearly six-year civil war in his favor.
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"There's something about doing this with other women, reclaiming our dignity outside of a traditional therapeutic process," said the mother-of-three, still sweating.
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Tom Dumoulin of the Netherlands won the 100th Giro d'Italia in thrilling fashion, reclaiming the overall lead in a final-stage individual time trial.
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In the past five years, New York has made significant progress in reclaiming streets for people, with projects like its popular bike-sharing program.
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Paris Respire is the reclaiming of the streets of Paris, for the enjoyment of pedestrians — the adults and especially the children — and the cyclists.
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Putin famously made a mockery of Russia's term limits by demoting himself to prime minister for a single term and then reclaiming the presidency.
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Reclaiming surfing as a way to reacquaint oneself with one's Aboriginality, McGloin argues, constitutes a "form of active resistance" to the legacy of colonialism.
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With the Kremlin's help, Assad has been steadily reclaiming lost territory from the insurgents, including the onetime rebel stronghold in the city of Aleppo.
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At best, she performs her own kind of Jewish drag, reclaiming the anti-Semitic tropes of yore as a positive ideal of Jewish womanhood.
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Assuming Proposition 64 passes, Mourad said he hopes a significant portion of the resulting taxes go toward reclaiming and restoring former illegal grow sites.
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"I am also enthusiastic about reclaiming the Bible from those who have tried to make it a weapon against those who are different," they said.
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But, Flores says, if this is the social environment women have to deal with, then the pair want to support them in reclaiming their strength.
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Australia is still at it: it now has the world's most generous minimum wage, reclaiming a distinction it last held more than a decade ago.
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Writing in Time Thursday, Pepe's progenitor Matt Furie says he's reclaiming the creature from the dark corners of the internet in which he currently resides.
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The second, "Dose," offered her visual and aural take on Beychella, invoking that marching band/HBCU vibe, while reclaiming several of Ariana Grande's vocal tics.
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During the epic battle between House Stark and Ramsay Bolton's much larger and more sophisticated army, Sansa and Jon's chances of reclaiming Winterfell looked slim.
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It is a way of individually reclaiming some of the power that the government has just stripped from us and transferred to our monopoly providers.
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They believe that the European Union has compromised their sovereignty, and part of reclaiming it is asserting the exclusive right to trawl in Britain's seas.
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Stanfield has channeled a lot of the hostility he absorbed during this period into this work; extolling his weirdness as a way of reclaiming it.
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One of Almodovar's friends — his Aunt Mary used the term in air quotes — heard Almodovar talk about reclaiming his life, maybe going back to school.
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Swim-up bars and million dollar views generally call to mind luxe Caribbean hotels, but Manila's PINK hostel is reclaiming luxuries for the shoestring crew.
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Now, memes abound of congresswoman Maxine Waters "reclaiming her time" and non-conforming Black female artists are topping the Billboard charts with surprisingly honest music.
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"Dear Paige, your bravery and strength by stepping out from behind the Jane Doe title and 'reclaiming your identity' is incredibly awe-inspiring," Munn wrote.
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In other sectors, entire streets are devoid of houses, with trees and grasses reclaiming the lots, resembling a rural lane more than an urban thoroughfare.
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Arguments for reclaiming national "sovereignty" are less about a boost in autonomy than about the jolt of self-confidence that going it alone would provide.
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At Diesel, Bogliolo led a turnaround strategy aimed at reclaiming the company's luxury image, by scaling back sales to wholesale customers and improving customer service.
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"One of the things I was thinking about when I named it Ethel's Club was this idea of a Renaissance man reclaiming culture," she said.
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An Iran capable of reclaiming its international legitimacy depends on the adoption of internationally recognized human and political rights that the people of Iran covet.
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Star retracted his accusations, and Charles regained some of his initial following after the incident, reclaiming his position as the most subscribed-to beauty YouTuber.
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Reclaiming Public Space As cities continue to grow, it's important that public outdoor space for animals, specifically dogs, isn't forgotten in the bustle to build.
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And how does Allison know that "few in China would say that political freedoms are more important than reclaiming China's international standing and national pride"?
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All of us working together are reclaiming our title as the party of the people and uniting voters and party leaders around our common values.
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If she plays on this fall, no certainty in light of injury concerns in recent weeks, she is quite capable of reclaiming the top spot.
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The novelist E.L. Doctorow was a master at reclaiming historical figures and forgotten cultural moments, which he transformed into graceful, evocative and slyly constructed narratives.
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No. In fact, they actually serve to embolden those of us committed to reclaiming the Republican Party and make our activism all the more timely.
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A clip of Waters saying she was "reclaiming my time" during her questioning of Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Democrats who support reforms believe a less partisan process would bolster their hopes of reclaiming control of the House of Representatives in the next decade.
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"I never officially named them Pussy Pipes, people just started calling them that, but I like the idea of reclaiming the word 'pussy,'" says Mazza.
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Once-discredited senior officials from the barbarous government of Slobodan Milosevic in Belgrade — and not a few convicted war criminals — are reclaiming positions of prominence.
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Shi Fa-ming, one of the nuns, said Wednesday that in light of the demolition, they could be a step closer to reclaiming the temple.
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Mr. Owunna hopes his project is a small step toward reclaiming space for L.G.B.T.Q. African people and showing the power that comes from that identity.
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Because of the impracticality of building on the sheer rock face, the Gibraltarian government has resorted to reclaiming land from the sea to build on.
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Since their reintroduction to Yellowstone and Idaho in the 1990s, gray wolves have done so well that they're reclaiming other parts of the northern Rockies.
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In one work from this period, "WeiweiCam," Ai broadcast his quarters on 19213-hour webcam, reclaiming the violation of his own privacy from his captors.
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" — Mary O'Reilly, 42, Upper West Side "Running the marathon is my way of reclaiming a part of me that was lost to depression and anxiety.
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By leaving his reclaiming of the presidency to the last minute amid a tainted parliamentary election, Mr. Putin ignited a backlash of pro-democracy demonstrations.
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She tidied her sitting room, reclaiming it after the week's visitors, her own again until ten o'clock on Monday morning, when fat Francine Morphew came.
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" "Honnold and Caldwell graciously allowed us to document their partnership and process in reclaiming the most coveted record in the sport — fastest on El Cap.
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SURFACING A growing community of people in Nairobi are reclaiming the city's bus culture using new practices, art and social media to combat negative stereotypes.
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Rush's music altered through the decades — embracing synthesizers and electronics, reclaiming power-trio muscle — but never shied away from musical challenges or grand verbal conceits.
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In 2009, members of the Unist'ot'en clan of the Wet'suwet'en people began reclaiming a remote area by the Morice River, accessible only by logging road.
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If liberalism doesn't commit substantial and conspicuous energy to restoring the labor movement, it will lose all hope of reclaiming a legitimately disaffected working class.
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When Salma dies, she leaves behind a chic flat for Malek's family, which, after decades of feuding with a hostile tenant, they succeed in reclaiming.
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There's been some movement inside the candidates' favorable ratings, with Warren reclaiming her title, lost to Buttigieg in November, as the best-liked Democratic candidate.
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Goaltender Pekka Rinne appears to be reclaiming his form, permitting one goal in each of his last three starts following a four-start winless streak.
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When Trump and Farage stood on that stage together in Mississippi, they spoke as though they were patriots reclaiming their great countries from foreign interests.
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Perhaps the museum can use this opportunity to be innovative again, and leap into the 21st century by reclaiming its position as an artists' institution.
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They weren't just reclaiming territory they had lost to Trump; they were able to push into solidly red territory that Republicans had held since 2003.
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After winning the title in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, in February and briefly reclaiming the No. 1 ranking, Federer went without another tournament championship until October.
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In Thiago Rocha Pitta's The First Green at Marianne Boesky Gallery, nature is not victimized, but rebellious and intent on reclaiming land lost to humanity.
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Better would be Charles never getting right and Ware maintaining the top gig, or Charles reclaiming the top spot, whereupon Ware becomes a terrific handcuff.
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Ashley Chang's comments in her essay "I must make myself anew" are reminiscent of second-wave feminism through the idea of reclaiming the female body.
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In a New York Times op-ed, the Slants frontman Simon Tam argued that their case was about reclaiming the power of a disparaging word.
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"It's reclaiming that DIY ethic that you don't have to wait for someone to write you a check in a big office somewhere," Paul says.
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The actor, 50, plays former boxing champion Rodney Jones who dreams of reclaiming victory in the ring from his dull life as a night club bouncer.
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After Thompson gave the Warriors the lead, the Celtics took two shots at reclaiming the upper hand, but Smart and Al Horford both missed 212-pointers.
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Decades before the selfie, these portrait studio glamor photos and more candid snaps show people reclaiming their images, portraying themselves as they want to be represented.
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" After Pressley reclaimed her time and continued to reiterate the question, Carson said, "Reclaiming my time," to which Presley responded, "You don't get to do that.
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Just months after reclaiming the bantamweight title, Cruz made a successful defense of it, doling out a dominant decision defeat of age-old rival Urijah Faber.
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Lemonade provided Black women with anthems for reclaiming their narrative, taking up space and encouragement to self-author a history often keen on ensuring their absence.
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It takes barely any convincing for her to scrap her plans of reclaiming the house for her family; instead, she opts to join the movement herself.
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William is clearly open to reclaiming a part of his life that has been neglected in the past, and that's what makes his transformation so positive.
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Resistance of mobilized citizens will be needed to protect the vulnerable, block dangerous legislation, and build toward an electoral reclaiming of power from the alt-right.
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In the process of learning about and creating her own version of Huma, Allahyari was reclaiming the goddess, reimagining its evil powers as a potential good.
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Together, they are reclaiming what they have constantly been reminded of growing up and turning it into a source of fellowship with their banlieues and beyond.
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When Mnuchin insisted he had been attempting to answer the question, Waters continued to press him to actually do so, repeating the "reclaiming my time" refrain.
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But alongside those traditional memes in your Instagram "Search & Explore" tab, you may have noticed a new crop of female artists reclaiming the medium for themselves.
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"I'm an adult now," he says assuredly, strolling back through the apartment and reclaiming his position on the sofa, the butterfly pin fluttering in his hair.
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"Reclaiming national resources" in this way was popular at home, but it may well make foreigners unwilling to invest in the country in years to come.
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The movie version of The Dark Tower is as much about Roland reclaiming his faith and his will to fight as it is about Walter's scheme.
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Also, its worth mentioning that I'm proudly gay, and I think there's something punk about reclaiming and re-envisioning the world as a giant pride parade.
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SANTA FE, N.M. – An annual reenactment of a 17th-century Spanish conquistador reclaiming Santa Fe from Native Americans after an uprising will no longer take place.
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The FT also said Clark was taking legal advice on reclaiming the 1.4 billion euros Britain has invested in Galileo since the project started in 2003.
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It's been just over a week since Abby Lee Miller was released from federal prison, and the Dance Moms alum, 51, is slowly reclaiming her independence.
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They see May's deal as preventing the UK from reclaiming control of its borders and laws, and blocking it from making trade deals with other countries.
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BALTIMORE — House Democrats on Friday wrapped up their annual conference boasting a unified front against the Trump administration but without a clear strategy for reclaiming power.
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The series of nine photos focuses on women reclaiming and embracing their inner Goddesses, according to the self-taught artist, who prefers to be called Ruby.
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JS: As you consider these artists, do you think about your work as reclaiming art historical territory and reinventing parallel subject matter from a queer perspective?
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The chances seem better that he'll be hosting a show on the Fox News Channel than reclaiming what was an unblemished place among black American icons.
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Her book Reclaiming Our Space: How Black Feminists Are Changing the World from the Tweets to the Streets comes out in January 2019 on Beacon Press.
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These two campaigns have a lot in common: they show how the progressive movement is reclaiming the soul of the Democratic Party in the Trump era.
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By reclaiming our place as the world leader in nuclear technology innovation, the United States can capture a growing share of these contracts for new nuclear.
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More and more of us are realizing that there's, in fact, strength in reclaiming our truth, and we're realizing that by listening to others share theirs.
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In an editorial earlier this year, The Verge argued that President Obama should pardon Snowden as a way of reclaiming his troubled legacy on transparency issues.
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Alden Projects on the Lower East Side is marking 50 years since Alan Sonfist proposed reclaiming land in New York City for memorials to lost nature.
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The government said the decision was in line with its policy of reclaiming parcels of land exceeding 20 hectares (50 acres) that are not being farmed.
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"China is not reclaiming Scarborough Shoal," Aquino said, allaying the fears that Beijing might reclaim the shoal, just outside the former U.S. naval base in Subic.
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Once a source of shame, her performance becomes a way of reclaiming them—an unsanitized depiction of living with mental illness and battling your own demons.
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And under his direction, the Consumer Affairs Division secured 14 convictions for violations of the Deceptive Trade Practices Act resulting in victims reclaiming more than $375,85033.
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The Texans responded quickly in reclaiming the lead, with Watson and Hopkins connecting on their first scoring strike to cap a seven-play, 75-yard drive.
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Ezras Nashim, she said, is not about being a feminist, but about reclaiming the traditional role of women to help in their own God-given way.
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It invokes the serious feminist art project of reclaiming "women's work" and at the same time it lampoons the contemporary art world's infatuation with digital media.
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American chefs of Asian descent are changing the way we eat, reclaiming the ingredients and flavors of their childhoods and making of them a new cuisine.
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And in his final column in his college newspaper, Mr. Buttigieg urged Democrats to focus chiefly on reclaiming terms like "morality" and "compassion" from the right.
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The second film in this "Lord of the Rings" prequel trilogy finds Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) continuing an adventure with dwarfs bent on reclaiming their homeland.
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In addition to reclaiming forgotten paintings and sculptures, the foundation seeks to have the restoration work performed by female conservators and to exhibit each final product.
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Mr. Simpson said he was merely reclaiming property that had been stolen from him, but he was convicted in 2008 of robbery, kidnapping and other charges.
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In May, the Russian military had flown a symphony orchestra led by one of its best-known conductors, Valery Gergiev, to mark the reclaiming of Palmyra.
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We can no longer afford unlimited development in flood-prone areas, or to deliberately ignore how the ocean is reclaiming entire neighborhoods with sea level rise.
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They also mentored Delia, who's choreographing an awesome dance-theatre piece about chimps reclaiming roller-skating in satin bloomers as a dignified form of self-expression.
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Now, a century after the silent-film era, Culver City is reclaiming its status as entertainment's most important campus, and its architecture is evolving in tandem.
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In a moment when women globally are reclaiming their voice and power, Ireland faces a historic chance to overturn a law that hurts so many women.
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As Sherry Turkle noted in her book "Reclaiming Conversation," the mere presence of a smartphone or device, even when not being used, alters our inner world.
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"Join the collective by reclaiming Black Friday this November 24 and support something that is really gonna make a difference in our lives," adds Jeff Johnson.
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And yet, the idea of reclaiming plastic is perhaps less thrilling than reconsidering those natural materials that we humans have often (and incorrectly) derided as waste.
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Today, residents of the region are reclaiming their Gagauzian heritage, and bringing back the language, in part though families who have hung onto the native food.
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Ukrainian Klitschko, 41, said he was obsessed with reclaiming the heavyweight titles he lost against Britain's Tyson Fury in November 2015 — his first defeat in 11 years.
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Beirut's Grand Theatre, shuttered for years, was overrun by protesters for days this week who draped above its vast colonial entrance a banner reading "reclaiming public property".
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The term, which can represent gay, lesbian, asexual, intersex and transgender people, among others, used to be a derogatory one, but Cannon and others are reclaiming it.
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Phoebe Boswell's work "I Need to Believe the World Is Still Beautiful" aims to undermine the dominance of the white male gaze while reclaiming the female nude.
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However, this time around the rules for reclaiming your time with a delicious free meal no longer involve dressing up as livestock or any other weird gimmicks.
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Notably, his act echoes the early motivations of graffiti writers who were reclaiming public space for individual expression as advertisers colored the streets with their own graphics.
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Djokovic will now set his sights on conquering a different summit by reclaiming his place atop the world tennis rankings for the first time since October 2016.
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For Apple, however, that means definitively reclaiming the throne of king of the creative professionals, after an influx of competition from the likes of Microsoft and Samsung.
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But our generation, and specifically Rise, is reclaiming the youth voice in politics and making sure that the issues that specifically affect young adults aren't being overlooked.
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But with Kendrick and Jay leading nominations, Cardi and Offset both in attendance, and a likely appearance from Beyonce if Jay shows up, I'm reclaiming my seat.
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In the gritty film, Logan drinks too much and works as a limo driver — he's been worn by time, and is indifferent about reclaiming his former glory.
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Some say the younger generation of Sahrawis, who have spent all their lives in camps, may look to Abdelaziz's successor to push more aggressively for reclaiming territory.
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Surfacing Meet brASS: a New York City troupe that is reclaiming a scene that they say has often left out women of color, queer, and transgender performers.
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In the workshop "Reclaiming Our Histories: Decolonizing Self Defense," Luz Emma Cañas and her son teach practical applications of capoeira, an Afro-Brazilian style of martial dance.
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California-based SpaceX achieved an unprecedented milestone Thursday night, by successfully launching a previously used portion of its Falcon 9 rocket, and then once again reclaiming it.
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They are set on reclaiming online space, making the net safer and more representative, as well as a place for women to thrive and change the world.
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That was a reminder of the importance to China's leaders of reclaiming Taiwan: the unfinished item in its agenda of national recovery from a "century of humiliation".
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The first step to recovery is supporting kids in reclaiming the ownership of their digital lives and bringing the longing for privacy back into this generation's DNA.
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Yet another House Republican retirement just under a year from the 2020 election could make the GOP road to reclaiming a majority in the chamber tougher. Rep.
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Jim Wallis, a veteran evangelical activist and key organizer of the "Reclaiming Jesus" movement behind Thursday's event, insisted that Jesus, not Trump, was the group's central focus.
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The statement, called "Reclaiming Jesus," is framed as a "confession" in the spiritual sense of the word: a public statement of principles, not an admission of guilt.
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In Russia, events in Syria have been portrayed as a significant political and military victory, with Mr. Putin adroitly reclaiming the old Soviet title of global contender.
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"Now there can actually be talk of making significant gains in the House and reclaiming of the Senate," said Los Angeles-based Democratic political strategist Donna Bojarsky.
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The legislation would eliminate legal barriers that stand in the way of Jewish families reclaiming art that ended up in museums and private collections following the Holocaust.
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To prevent a repeat of the government's paralyzing dysfunction on future appropriations bills, Congress should begin by reclaiming its oversight and legislative responsibilities over the executive branch.
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I sat down with Vuckovic, who also co-produced XX, to talk about reclaiming horror and why Donald Trump may be the creative spark the genre needs.
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We want to start on the front foot by reclaiming that word and making people think about the way they describe our art or us, as people.
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He first rose to power in 1979, ruling until he was democratically voted out in 1992, and then reclaiming power in 1997 during the country's civil war.
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But we are united in our commitment to reclaiming congressional war powers, restoring serious deliberation around our military engagements, and finding a way out of perpetual warfare.
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The market is inches away from reclaiming its all-time highs on renewed trade hopes, but things can change on a dime in this headline-sensitive environment.
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A political party is not a church with standards too holy for this world, stooping to govern and then reclaiming its sanctity once it returns to opposition.
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What happened in Stonewall, and what happened in 2014 in Ferguson, and what is happening now all over the country is that people are reclaiming their space.
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Gates's sculptures made from bound volumes of Jet magazines, an African American weekly published from 1951 to 2014, also demonstrate this reclaiming and elevating of old materials.
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Her most recent book, Reclaiming Conversation, is a warning about the consequences of living in a world where face-to-face interaction is less and less frequent.
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Reclaiming our values starts with standing up for them at home — inclusivity, tolerance, diversity, respect for the rule of law, freedom of speech, freedom of the press.
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And, finally, I saw where our pop desk's Caryn Ganz was praising Kim Deal for reclaiming the Pixies' "Gigantic" in a set played here in New York.
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Like the feminist writer Katha Pollitt, in her 2014 book, "Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights," Parker puts forth an argument for abortion as a social and moral good.
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The public debate created an opportunity for Asian-Americans and others to grapple with larger questions about reclaiming disparaging language and about the power of corporate America.
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Even though female ducks can't stop the male ducks from forcing themselves on them, they can control if the male could successfully inseminate—reclaiming some reproductive autonomy.
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As Sweeney grabs them from her, a thrill ripples through her body: what could be more exciting than a man reclaiming his power, his will to destruction?
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But I am slowly reclaiming what I'd been forced to give up -- my connection to my mother tongue and with it, my relationship with my own mother.
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But the industrial diggers do their work, inexorably, reclaiming twisted silver engine parts, a shredded tire, electronics -- dumping them in a small pile next to the crater.
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We disrupt on-the-road narratives, historically written by cis white men for cis white men (think Jack Kerouac), by reclaiming the countryside, highways, and gas stations.
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But starting June 26 SaveArtSpace, an arts organization that transforms advertising spaces into canvases for public art, is reclaiming New York City billboards for the female gaze.
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Millennials are finding cheap and creative ways to have a life while raising kids, and we asked some young parents how they're reclaiming the idea of "me" time.
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Humans already have shown hatred toward robots, often kicking robot police resources over or knocking down delivery bots in hopes of reclaiming a feeling of security or superiority.
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Reuters visited two airfields on the island of Savai'i - Maota and Asau - which despite not being operational, were being maintained to stop the jungle from reclaiming the land.
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Reclaiming power for all the women, whether or not their lives perfectly line up with what the modern, liberated woman of the 21st century is supposed to be.
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The L.A.-based brand is putting forth a message of self-love, Racked reports, and it's doing so by reclaiming an iconic symbol of commitment: the engagement ring.
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For many, reclaiming our faces is as much about education as it is about the ritual of self-care – sending a simple message that we are self-sustainable.
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Sometimes this is an ordinary act of reclaiming someone else's insults, but often, it's more like a quasi-ironic attempt to appropriate the coolness and machismo of villainy.
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Is this her way of saying she's reclaiming the snake emoji, which found a home on her Instagram comments section following the release of Kardashian West's Snapchat clips?
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The next revolution will be reclaiming your digital identity An odd paradox exists in the way capital moves around the world — or doesn't — from developed to developing countries.
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If that doesn't happen, holding North Carolina and Arizona, while reclaiming Florida, Ohio and Iowa from the Democrats -- plus Maine's 2nd District -- would only get him to 260.
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In a climate where women are reclaiming their voices, we need more movies that highlight the experiences of women — and yes, that includes within a huge superhero franchise.
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"After reaching my unexpected five-year remission, I began reclaiming my body to show that cancer doesn't always have to leave the last mark," Cook, 62, tells PEOPLE.
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She's a fiercely passionate force, and she's reclaiming her self-worth while paving a revolutionary road for a western world engrossed in physical insecurities and brainwashed beauty standards.
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And far from reclaiming sovereignty, Britons would be forgoing clout, by giving up membership of a powerful club whose actions they can influence better from within than without.
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Morton (10-1) became the first member of the Houston staff to reach double digits in wins, reclaiming the form that highlighted his sensational start to this season.
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"Today, the American people are one step closer to reclaiming control of their phones from annoying and illegal robocalls," Pallone said, in a public statement after the vote.
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"We're reclaiming our power, for far too long have we practiced in secrecy due to fear/society," Brooklyn bruja Emilia Ortiz, known by 83,000 Instagram followers as @Ethereal.
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Thanks to advances in technology, however, these once-dated products are reclaiming the spotlight and can be found in the arsenals in some of the industry's top pros.
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Dan Donovan in the little reputable polling that's available, looks to have a real chance of winning the GOP nomination and a shot at reclaiming his old seat.
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Reuters visited two airfields on the island of Savai'i — Maota and Asau — which despite not being operational, were being maintained to stop the jungle from reclaiming the land.
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"That means fundamentally taking over not really Hollywood so much as reclaiming the moral high ground with the advent of churches, with the advent of synagogues," he continued.
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But recently, female country artists have turned that trope on its head, reclaiming agency as the killers, rather than the victims — think "Goodbye Earl," by the Dixie Chicks.
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But most countries, including Britain, still leave anti-doping control to individual sports' governing bodies and anti-doping agencies, with punishments limited to bans and reclaiming prize money.
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The move spooked investors because it marks another step in big studios reclaiming their old shows from streaming competitors, pushing Netflix stock toward its worst day since November.
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After working and identifying as a feminist and getting recognition for the work I was doing about reclaiming our bodies and sexuality, it just felt like one half.
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But outside Tamil cities, where celebrities have supported the fights with silent protests, opposition to the ban is as much about reclaiming culture as it is about livelihoods.
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UFC won back some ground in the era of free agency be reclaiming the services of top heavyweight Alistair Overeem and surging bantamweight Aljamain Sterling earlier this month.
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Clements is president of American Promise, co-founder of Free Speech For People and author of Corporations Are Not People: Reclaiming Democracy From Big Money and Global Corporations.
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In this sense, "Value in Ethics and Economics" was partly about reclaiming moral authority from the cold-eyed neoclassical economists who guided policy in the eighties and nineties.
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The contest in Michigan held great symbolic significance for both candidates, each of whom has presented himself as uniquely capable of reclaiming the Midwest for Democrats in 2020.
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Al-Ghamr, one of the two areas Jordan is reclaiming, is currently farmed by members of Zofar, an agricultural cooperative village in the Arava region of southern Israel.
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But her installation in Stony Bank seems to be about taking over the space, reclaiming it through her room-size installations of stuffed fabric hanging from the ceiling.
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She has described a bold new era in which Britain would look beyond the confines of Europe, striking trade deals and reclaiming its place as a global power.
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Saturday, tens of thousands of protesters participated in a peaceful, pro-democracy march in Kowloon with the aim of "reclaiming the tranquility of the neighborhood," organizers told CNN.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky, who are fierce defenders of Trump but ideologically set on reclaiming congressional authority on constitutional grounds, as well as more moderate lawmakers like Sens.
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State TV: Deal reached to evacuate Douma rebels The attack comes as Syrian forces are on the verge of reclaiming the last rebel-held areas in the country.
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In "The Phenomenon" (PublicAffairs, $27), written with Tim Brown, Ankiel speaks of succumbing to the anxiety disorder commonly called the yips, then reclaiming his career as an outfielder.
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His city Maarat al-Numan, the second biggest in Idlib, was re-captured on Tuesday in a major milestone for Assad's stated goal of reclaiming all of Syria.
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With his last massively successful solo album — 2015's Purpose — the then–21-year-old was already reclaiming his narrative and finding new meaning after some messy years.
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Happily, I'm home now, and Sundays, IMHO, are made for reclaiming the kitchen, both to cook for tonight and to get a jump-start on the week ahead.
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"Not scared of sacrifice, we are forever ready / Because Chamars are more dangerous than weapons," she continues, reclaiming 'chamar,' a slur against Dalits, as a badge of honor.
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A funny thing happened when I was road-testing the message of my new book, Reclaiming Patriotism, on a group of elected officials in a Washington, D.C. suburb.
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In the Duran Duran case, a judge ruled that the band's original contract was governed by British law, which barred it from reclaiming rights in the United States.
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Global Translations joined the political and NGO heavy-hitters, as Tubiana pitched climate action as an act of "reclaiming sovereignty" (rather than giving into activists and global government).
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Johnny Manziel's party pal, OVO Ryan, says the ex-NFL star has turned a corner ... and is now finally focused on working out and reclaiming his football career.
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Public body art installations are impactful because they affirm "the power of the body in action, reclaiming that contested space, being present together," as Young wrote on Facebook.
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And now that he's got his own app called Golf Media, Tyler is reclaiming food programming for "regular ass people" with The Greatest Cooking Show Of All Time.
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Republicans are fighting to keep the seat they've held for eight years –but Democrats believe they have a shot at reclaiming the district, which is predominantly Republican and Hispanic.
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But this year, they took home a total of nine world records, beating a couple they notched last year and reclaiming four from YouTube trick-shot extraordinaires Dude Perfect.
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In addition to "reclaiming our proud destiny in space," Trump said the new directive will spur innovation—including the development of technologies that can be leveraged for military applications.
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Sadie Barnette's project features several redacted pages of her father's file, onto which she has intervened with pink rhinestones and spray paint, reclaiming this attempt to discredit her father.
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But there must be a sense of relief, at least for some of the performers, that reclaiming some semblance of a private life is out there on the horizon.
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In the reclaiming tradition, you try to move away from hierarchical models of power — a high priest or priestess, say — and toward a more community-focused approach to spirituality.
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For some, it's a chance to host their first adult-ish dinner party; for others, it may be a way of reclaiming a holiday that has uncomfortable historic origins.
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On trade, she wants a solution that somehow combines continuity for business with reclaiming control over regulations—and she seems to expect the EU to draw up the blueprint.
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Perhaps part of it is about reclaiming a traditional, historically sexist institution for ourselves, knowing that marriage today may not look like it did for our moms and dads.
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By reclaiming the instincts of the female vampire, which once mirrored patriarchy's fear of femininity, we are now, finally, able to sink our teeth into broader definitions of womanhood.
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There was a piece on THUMP written by Lindsey Leonard who removed all her clothes at an Arca show as a way of reclaiming the space with her body.
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Saudi Arabia was China's biggest crude oil supplier in February, data from the general administration of Chinese customs showed on Monday, reclaiming the crown from Russia after ranking no.
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When I think about the sculpture on view in London, it's a representation of the ways black manhood changes and this idea of reclaiming the black body for ourselves.
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Adobe's report puts this down to people "striking a new life-email balance," suggesting that people might be reclaiming their email time for other, more productive uses of time.
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"I liken it to the Dutch reclaiming the land from the sea: We've just got to try to wrest some of the power away from our smartphones," he says.
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In reclaiming the city streets as liberators rather than oppressors of women, Elkin shows that inhabiting a space can be the means of asserting a voice and an identity.
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The showdown went viral, with "reclaiming my time" becoming a rallying cry among Trump's critics, and the newly dubbed "Auntie Maxine" emerged as a leading figure of the resistance.
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Howard Dean's slow start to the campaign to be the next Democratic National Committee chairman may doom any chance he has at reclaiming his post atop the national party.
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Lee said Singapore's future options include building polders, areas of land reclaimed from a body of water, or reclaiming a series of islands offshore and connecting them with barrages.
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David Niose, the author of Fighting Back the Right: Reclaiming America from the Attack on Reason, says the appeal of political folksiness or commonness began in the Jacksonian era.
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If they wants a path toward reclaiming the majority, they should take a page from the playbook of the House Freedom Caucus and get serious about reforming our spending.
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It could be the first step in reclaiming France for the crown—first make the firm of Arthus-Bertrand pledge fealty to the Queen, then expand out from there.
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It also conveys the ideas of reclaiming terms that are used to hurt you — marginalized groups reclaim terms all the time and it's a really healing and powerful move.
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Democrats will almost certainly need to win North Carolina in November if they have a shot at reclaiming control of the Senate for the first time in six years.
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One idea, articulated by some former Clinton surrogates after the election, is that Democrats' path to reclaiming Congress lies primarily through the wealthy, affluent, suburban districts where Trump underperformed.
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By sharing my own truth, I began reclaiming my online image from the kids who had stolen it from me years ago and—finally—started showing who I was.
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The alleged Venice dolphins make up just one example of fake, viral posts centered around animals supposedly reclaiming nature in the absence of humans, as National Geographic pointed out.
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Today its swimming pool and gazebos sit in ruin outside the village of Liberty, N.Y. Vines and grass are reclaiming it, fighting with graffiti to cover the tumbledown bungalows.
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We're covering the consequences of the American assassination of a top Iranian general, potential new safety risks for Boeing and the way Canada's Inuit women are reclaiming a tradition.
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The optimism about Hong Kong's future was premised on the notion that China had to respect its ways or risk undermining the value of the territory it was reclaiming.
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Lawrence Lessig is the Roy L. Furman Professor of Law and Leadership at Harvard Law School and the author of the book They Don't Represent Us: Reclaiming Our Democracy.
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"By reclaiming a day that is synonymous with retail, we'll turn it into a day to promote qualified people of color to affect change in local governments," Brown says.
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It's about justice, about reclaiming power (and denying it to abusers), about speaking up for what is right — and against what is wrong -- so that it won't happen again.
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In the 21st century, Ms. WalkingStick has been revisiting the grand landscapes of the American West in her art, and visually reclaiming them for their rightful, Native American owners.
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" — Serena Williams, in a new Nike ad about women in sports There is probably no better woman than Serena Williams to lead the charge of reclaiming the word "crazy.
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The three-year American campaign has largely achieved its goal of reclaiming territory in Syria and Iraq, and the Islamic State's religious state, or caliphate, appears all but gone.
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But it was a sonic bent she soon tired of, shrugging off the guise like a casually tossed trench and reclaiming her own much cooler birth name: Eliot Sumner.
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If she is indeed chilling at Dragonstone, that means she's reclaiming her family's traditional seat of power in Westeros, and using that as a home base to organize her forces.
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In the video above, we sit down with Pang to get the secrets to her look as well as her take on reclaiming makeup as a tool for self-expression.
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Broadway star Mykal Kilgore became a viral sensation in July when he created a catchy Gospel remix of Maxine Water's "reclaiming my time" moment from a House Financial Services Committee.
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Wise says the movement has very much been about the youth reclaiming their own power, especially since many elders may not live to see the true impact of their decisions.
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She talks about reclaiming the color pink, genderlessness, using her body like a Venus flytrap to ensnare the male gaze, and how she's been thinking a lot about limitlessness lately.
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"As we move further away from patriarchal beliefs, traditions, and political systems, we're reclaiming parts of ourselves that have been suppressed, beaten down, and hidden throughout history," Luna tells Broadly.
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To some Eurosceptics these hardships would be worth it if they meant reclaiming sovereignty from Europe, whose bureaucrats and judges interfere with everything from bankers' bonuses to working-time limits.
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"Foreign investors in Cuba are like women who date cheaters," says Tania Mastrapa, a Washington, DC-based consultant who advises Cuban expats on reclaiming assets seized by the Castro regime.
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After flirting with reclaiming the title all week, Microsoft (MSFT) passed Apple on Friday and ended the day as the most valuable company, with a market cap of $851 billion.
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In some countries, for example, such as America, Brazil and South Africa it makes baby milk in "zero-water" factories, reclaiming water evaporated from cow's milk used in the manufacturing.
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In 2015, following a two-year restoration, the space came alive again, hosting the likes of Diana Ross and Björk, and reclaiming its place as the borough's largest indoor theater.
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To reinforce its claims of sovereignty, Beijing has been reclaiming land on and around reefs and shoals to construct artificial islands which are then militarized with airfields and radar equipment.
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Timing, contracts and bankruptcy court decisions determine whether vendors are able to pull their merchandise in advance of going-out-of-business sales by reclaiming it or buying it back.
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It was the smallest piece of reclaiming any power that I had, but in that choice, it was my assertion that he would never take more time from me again.
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There were a number of reasons I wanted to undertake this experiment, ranging from reclaiming my privacy to learning more about how the technology I use every day actually works.
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Nevertheless, it's the music that allowed him to assert his eccentricity in a safe space, reclaiming his weird and simultaneously mocking those who saw that as his only defining feature.
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Listen to the indigenous land-based people in the West who are resilient, reclaiming their languages and songs, but most importantly ready to share and be brought to the table.
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In Mr. Rau's treatment, Mosul all but becomes a character, testimony to the devastation that revenge leaves in its wake and to the obstacles — physical and spiritual — to reclaiming civilization.
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The Dow soared nearly 1,300 points, or 5%, in its biggest percentage gain since March 2009, reclaiming a big chunk of last week's largest weekly decline since the financial crisis.
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By reclaiming Crimea as a part of Russia, President Vladimir V. Putin sought to reverse what he had described as an injustice inflicted by the Soviet Union 60 years earlier.
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WASHINGTON — Former attorney general Jeff Sessions moved one step closer to reclaiming his old Senate seat Tuesday night despite a lack of support from his former boss, President Donald Trump.
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"Letting hundreds of homes sit empty during a pandemic poses a health hazard to those like us — those who lack stable housing," the Reclaiming Our Homes collective wrote on Facebook.
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Mr. Rattle significantly broadened the Philharmonic's repertoire — not only by programming more new music, but also by reclaiming Baroque works that many symphony orchestras had ceded to early-music ensembles.
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The larger vision, though, aims at reclaiming a world hope a world of digital re-distribution, an expansive multi-part strategy that Aggrego CEO Tim Landon recently outlined for me.
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At the Pentagon, General Dunford ticked off some of the campaign's accomplishments, including reclaiming 0003 percent of the territory the Islamic State has seized in Syria and Iraq since 2014.
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Glee was an endlessly bright and effervescent show where students who felt like outcasts sang their hearts out, unapologetically putting their differences on display and reclaiming them as their strengths.
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In December 2017, the Iraqi government declared an end to combat operations against the Islamic State after reclaiming territory that the extremist group had seized across the country in 2014.
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He said that flipping the narrative by emphasizing victims' stories, rather than glorifying the illegal activity of Mr. Escobar and others like him, was essential to reclaiming Colombia's national story.
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It has since become a grim artifact where nature is aggressively reclaiming Oz. Photographer Johnny Joo visited the site and photographed the ruins, full of wild roots and thick fog.
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The group became animated talking about how Trump had given new focus to those early Tea Party goals of reclaiming government for ordinary citizens, not just the "elites" in Washington.
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Though reclaiming derogatory language is and always has been a part of the LGBTQ experience, RuPaul trying to do so with a term that isn't his to reclaim isn't revolutionary.
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That was a huge moment of reclaiming a town, for me, because Concord—the last time I had been there was for meetings with attorneys and the trial, two years ago.
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The (since disbanded) Woodys made liberal use of the character's lexicon, referring to neutral users as "pardner" and targets as "varmints," reclaiming dozens of URLs and replying to posts en masse.
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Manchin is up for re-election in 2018, one of 10 Democratic senators running in states Trump won, a dynamic that gives Democrats an uphill path to reclaiming a Senate majority.
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Oftentimes, it's about asserting our right to exist proudly, whether it's calling out the manspreader on the train, or reclaiming words that other people might use to try to insult us.
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This reclaiming of traditional American symbols is playing out over a wide spectrum, but at its core, it's a response to our growing self-doubt as a nation: Who are we?
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Now, the Spanish fashion house is reclaiming the design in the best way — by launching a new variation of the style that benefits Knot On My Planet, launching today on Loewe.
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Hynes's act of reclaiming space there, coincidence or not, is symbolic of Freetown Sound's purpose: a self-described clap back against people trying to tear down black, queer, and unsung identities.
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Mr. Carter said the focus now needs to turn to reclaiming the cities of Raqqa in Syria and Mosul in Iraq, which he described as the Islamic State's most important strongholds.
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He drilled a 22-23 fastball to left field, reclaiming momentum for the Astros after Chicago sliced what was a five-run deficit to 22-5 with a four-run sixth.
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Hulk Hogan is back in the WWE's good graces three years after he was caught on tape using the n-word ... reclaiming his place in the wrestling organization's Hall of Fame.
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Last month, former Foreign Minister Perfecto Yasay said the U.S. had dissuaded China from reclaiming Scarborough Shoal, which security analysts consider a red line that could escalate tension in the region.
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Her two most recent, bestselling books are Reclaiming Conversation: The Power of Talk in a Digital Age and Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other .
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He clarifies that Glimpse is "not against advertising," but the satisfaction from CATS clearly comes from the sense that the public is reclaiming a public space normally dominated by large corporations.
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From its inception, it signified the reclaiming of freedom, when slaves appropriated the French tradition of wearing masks while parading in the streets, adding their own cultural flair and political meaning.
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For many New Yorkers, this was the most powerful form of demonstration possible: reclaiming this sanctum of gay life that had so recently been transformed into a war zone in Orlando.
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Yet granting black South Africans suffrage rights would inevitably lead to a reordering of property relations, since the black majority would favor reclaiming land that had been taken by white settlers.
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Since uploading his side of the story, Charles has risen back up the ranks of most-subscribed to beauty gurus, reclaiming his original subscriber count after returning to his usual content.
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Instead of reclaiming its stature as a global leader, the country finds itself spurned by the West, dogged by accusations of hacking and election meddling, and the perennial target of sanctions.
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" In her latest book, "Reclaiming Conversation: The Power of Talk in a Digital Age," Sherry Turkle explores, as she puts it, "how technology makes us forget what we know about life.
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Dwight, the Phantom of the Backwoods, appeared to blast him at close range, flipping the script on the revenge-driven bow-slinger and probably reclaiming the bow from him to boot.
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Looking at their tattoos will be a constant reminder to not let guilt and shame define what they went through, but instead feel proud of themselves for reclaiming their lives back.
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Reclaiming our Time, of course, references the viral video of California congresswoman Maxine Waters refusing to play along with Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin's vividly ham-fisted attempt to sidestep her questioning.
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With redistricting just two years away, Democrats must make significant progress reclaiming the 6900,2628 state legislative seats they lost since 28503 or winning back the House in 22019 will mean nothing.
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Here, they guide us through vignettes that retell Walker's family history — and by extension, the history of America — in the hopes of reclaiming the joys of blackness in all its complexity.
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The congress also endorsed his vision, laid out in a work report, of a nation firmly in the party's grip and dedicated to reclaiming a central place on the international stage.
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And that's kind of the point: Stonewall was, at its core, about people reclaiming their narratives from a society that told them they were sick or pitiful or didn't even exist.
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This is not about bashing Big Pharma; it is about reclaiming the focus on health and the public interest in an industry that has for too long been driven by profiteering.
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Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons is a fellow with the Faith and Progressive Policy Initiative at the Center for American Progress and the author of the forthcoming book Just Faith: Reclaiming Progressive Christianity.
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Now, some are reclaiming and openly embracing the additive; Chinese restaurant chain Mission Chinese Food has salt shakers filled with MSG, and MSG margaritas with MSG crystals in the ice cubes.
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There was also no indication of whether Mr. Putin raised the possibility of reclaiming two diplomatic compounds seized by the Obama administration as retaliation for Moscow's interference in the 2016 contest.
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Democrats have mounted an eight-figure spending push in the state, seeing Virginia as the first step to reclaiming majorities in state legislatures ahead of the next redistricting cycle in 2021.
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Last month he dropped solo album Of Course You Are and now, after the (recent-ish) rollercoaster of break-ups and reunions, he's reclaiming the Guided by Voices moniker once more.
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One of the largest such militias, the Badr Brigades, took the lead in reclaiming Diyala — then-Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki appointed Badr's leader, Hadi al-Ameri, the province's military governor.
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You can see video footage of the MOAB below: The Taliban has also been resurgent in Afghanistan in recent months, reclaiming territory that US-coalition forces had long fought to hold.
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But there isn't a lot of value in the Juul's components — the device retails for $34.99 — so recycling companies won't get a lot out of breaking them apart and reclaiming the parts.
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On Wall Street, all three major stock indexes bounced back on Monday after President Trump predicted a trade deal with China, but fell short of reclaiming all of its losses on Friday.
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In 2012, Mexico surprised markets by saying it was reclaiming the 2.5 GHz band from 11 companies, after MVS Communications and other companies failed to develop high-speed networks with the spectrum.
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Odell does focus on the importance of reclaiming attention and focus, but she also tells people what to do when they're not staring at Facebook: go out into the natural world instead.
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But a two-month bond sell-off late last year sent yields up again, reclaiming nearly a third of the gains, as concerns over capital outflows and a falling yuan spooked investors.
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The theme "Reclaiming Our Time" — in honor of Congresswoman Maxine Waters, who would be the keynote speaker — wasn't announced until the last week of September, just a month before doors would open.
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"I want to see women and girls hashtagging the brand, and see them reclaiming 'no' by wearing a T-shirt and making it cool to say no," the 23-year-old said.
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The fact that the bombastic billionaire trails a Democrat with such a mixed reputation angers those Republicans who oppose Trump and fear he will prevent the party from reclaiming the White House.
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As a result, Danny Rand became the Immortal Iron Fist, while Davos took on the name Steel Serpent and was obsessed with reclaiming the powers that he felt should have been his.
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Reclaiming the narrative: Amazon is working with Will Packer, the man who produced Straight Outta Compton and Girls Trip, and Aaron McGruder, creator of The Boondocks, on a show called Black America.
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It was about reclaiming control, if only for a moment, to show that hate and division and racism, and the people who subscribe to those beliefs, cannot fuel the country's drive forward.
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Silent Running turned into something much more interesting in terms of our relationship with making records, and reclaiming some autonomy back from really boring record labels that have not so much imagination.
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From reframing the conversation around virginity to reclaiming public nudity, West spoke to Broadly about the inspirations and themes behind 98, which features sex workers, trans women, and women of color alike.
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"I feel like the only taboo that hasn't been broken is the big nose, and it's not right," Sanghani wrote in "Reclaiming the Side Profile," an article she recently penned for Grazia.
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There is also concern about how US military allies on the ground in Syria, who were instrumental in reclaiming ISIS-held territory, would view a precipitous withdrawal of US investment in Syria.
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Those campaigning for Britain to leave the European Union in a national referendum on June 23 focus their arguments on reclaiming national sovereignty and reasserting national identity in the face of immigration.
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Williamson's books, A Return to Love: Reflections on the Principles of "A Course in Miracles" and Healing the Soul of America: Reclaiming Our Voices as Spiritual Citizens, have been bought by millions.
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China has unnerved the region and angered the United States by installing military equipment and other facilities on artificial islands it has made by reclaiming land and building up reefs and shoals.
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Created in collaboration with Born, the piece looks backward and forward simultaneously, at a Nigeria that keeps reclaiming Okpokwasili, just as memory draws all of us back and won't let us go.
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But in creating these historically and visually composite figures, Newsome is also reclaiming time more broadly, enacting a right to marking, reworking, and correcting the omissions of the past in the present.
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By reclaiming an explicitly partisan role, Mr. Obama could ignite a volcanic reaction from Mr. Trump, who is intensely sensitive to criticism and has made dismantling Mr. Obama's legacy an organizing goal.
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If she can use this Trump implosion to further increase her national lead, at least according to Skelley's projections, she may give down-ballot Democratic allies a real chance at reclaiming Congress.
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A video of her declaring, "Reclaiming my time," at a 2017 Congressional hearing went viral on the internet, and President Trump has made a habit out of targeting her in his attacks.
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The author of several books, including Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet and Reclaiming Conversation: The Power of Talk in a Digital Age, Turkle isn't anti-technology.
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Even as they bend to the task of reclaiming what the tempest has scattered, a trace of that wild ache lingers — a glimpse into what it means to be inconsolably, joyously human.
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They held the No. 1 world ranking for almost a decade, losing it briefly for a few weeks in August before reclaiming it for a week, then dropping to No. 2 again.
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Other camps, typically the moderates, argue that more affluent suburban voters hold the keys to Democrats' reclaiming the presidency, much in the same way they helped deliver a House majority last year.
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Syrian forces are on the verge of reclaiming Douma, the last town held by rebels in Eastern Ghouta, which was besieged for six years and had been heavily bombarded since mid-February.
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That today she could start reclaiming some of the confidence she once felt when she stood onstage at church and sang about forgiveness and redemption and You who make all things new.
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And so Chute tries to provide that insight, that language — thousands of pages of it, hundreds of them here — reclaiming certain essentializing words like "redneck" and "backwoods," clichéd words that obscure reality.
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The mandate says that the UK government will not sign up to EU rules — or "level playing field" commitments — as claiming that it would prevent the UK from reclaiming its full independence.
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After a particularly bad situation I was in, a lot of my relationship with sex was about reclaiming ownership of my body and making sure that sex was still OK for me.
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More than 500 years later, a nascent Jewish community is planting fresh roots in the Sicilian capital, reclaiming a lost, often painful, history, this time with the aid of the local diocese.
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For the United States, regime change in Venezuela means reclaiming leadership over its "backyard," as then-Secretary of State John Kerry characterized Latin America in 2013, after nearly 20 years of marginalization.
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Ms. Lemus-Paiz was not even alive in 21999, when the shooting took place, but she said she had been part of a process of community healing that involved reclaiming the school.
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We queer the road by reclaiming it, by stopping at a gas station in the middle of Oregon, and when all the white men turn to look we just flap those eyelashes.
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That warmed water is around 65 degrees, so it is run through a series of five heat-reclaiming chillers to raise the temperature to 130 degrees (also reducing the volume of water).
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The two-time reigning Presidents' Trophy winners appear to have shaken off their early-season malaise and are making a move toward reclaiming their customary spot at the top of the Metropolitan Division.
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Manning partly tore the plantar fascia in his left foot in November, then had to watch his backup, Brock Osweiler, lead the team for the next six games before reclaiming his starting spot.
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In the statement, the Defense Department said the United States would reinforce its presence in northeastern Syria "with additional military assets" to prevent the Islamic State from reclaiming the region's coveted oil fields.
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For queer and gender non-conforming people, femme-ness can be a source of strength and affirmation—a reclaiming of the femininity that is so often used by the outside world against us.
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When ravers understand their movement as the right to take drugs and dance all night, they lose sight of the deeper political potentials unleashed by reclaiming public space or separating recreation from profit.
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At a time when women are reclaiming suits and thrusting them into a different kind of spotlight, Givenchy's latest haute couture collection was a thoughtful reminder of just how powerful fashion can be.
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"Reclaiming land is an easy course to be taken by the government as nobody owns the seabed," Jeffrey Herbert, a retired senior superintendent of the Hong Kong Police Force, told me over email.
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The next revolution will be reclaiming your digital identity The future of American fintech may hang in the balance of a pitched battle that has grown in intensity over the past four months.
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China started reclaiming the seven features in the Spratly islands immediately after the Philippines filed an arbitration case in the Hague in 2013, questioning its claims to almost the entire South China Sea.
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Perhaps championing positive Britishness was a way of reclaiming our territory, a welcome relief from Brexit and an outright rejection of the racism that threatens to redefine our identity to the outside world.
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The matriarch on Fox's hit series "Empire" is an ex-con taking on her ex-husband Lucious, reclaiming her part in the family record company and reuniting with sons Andre, Jamal, and Hakeem.
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Portman now leads Strickland by 28500 percentage points, according to the latest RealClearPolitics average, and leading Democratic groups appear to no longer believe that their path to reclaiming the Senate runs through Ohio.
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"In this regard it is necessary to either ensure that they (partners) meet their obligations or look into reclaiming those assets in the interests of our state," Nazarbayev's office quoted him as saying.
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Suddenly Macron's presidential win in France last May, firmly defeating the far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and reclaiming the European center, seems an outlier moment rather than a predictor of the future.
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A border wall separating the U.S. and Mexico may be hostile and uninviting, but artist Maddy Kramer is turning that idea on its head, reclaiming it to celebrate immigrants and their creative contributions.
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However valid his feelings are, Naoto's identity hinges on your cis character's gatekeeping to be seen as valid, and that has left queer fans in the position of needing to reclaiming his identity .
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" She said the Leave campaign was driven by "a misplaced ideal of reclaiming former glories within Britain," which she said was not common among young people "who embrace all aspects of being European.
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The goal is to render a near-naked version of Facebook that allows people to access a handful of core features while reclaiming the time they once spent lazily thumbing through the feed.
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With this strategy, the Democrats will not only have a fighting chance at reclaiming the House in 2018, but can coalesce around an inclusive platform to widen their clout in 2020 and beyond.
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And last August, Macy's leased some 250,29 square feet, reclaiming a section that had once been the department store's fur vault, according to Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, the leasing agent for the Factory.
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Such lack of evidence often means that the authorities often choose to avoid pursuing criminal charges in return for reclaiming the objects, which results in shady dealers getting off the hook, experts say.
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As Beyoncé performed, surrounded by backup dancers in pant suits, the "baked cookies" quote was projected onscreen, the New York Times's Amy Chozick reports: Major--> Hillary reclaiming her "baked cookies" line from 1992.
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In 2012, she created a Kickstarter campaign to launch Saint Harridan (reclaiming a term for an "angry and unpleasant woman"), with the goal of producing luxurious men's suits for women and trans men.
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Democrats have a decent shot of reclaiming the House with the midterm elections, and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and other top party officials have already made numerous promises to voters if that happens.
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Those still grappling with terminology (including the L.G.B.T.Q. community's reclaiming of the former slur "queer" itself) would benefit from flipping through the diminutive "The Queeriodic Table: A Celebration of LGBTQ+ Culture" (Summersdale, $13.99).
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Some analysts see Ms. Breed's removal as a cold political calculus by the city's progressive faction: Removing her from office would give them a better shot at reclaiming the mayor's office in June.
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"Veggie Mijas is about reclaiming what a plant-based lifestyle looks like, which isn't just about not eating meat," said Ms. Quichiz, 24, a native of Queens, N.Y., who is Peruvian and Colombian.
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Two competing fundamentals stand out: A win is a win, and the House Republican Conference will be one member larger, and one seat closer to reclaiming the majority, when Bishop takes the oath.
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A man is joined by his best friend in his dream of reclaiming his grandfather's Victorian home that stands in the heart of San Francisco in this drama that captures family and loss.
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Reclaiming the device from essentializing myths — a "cursed" gender, a "cursed" continent — they ask what function curses play in the manufacture of histories, families, villages and nations, simultaneously paying homage to the ostracized.
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