The UK is rendered in black, the countries numbered 1–5 are rendered in red, and there are two extra countries rendered in salmon.
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We don't mind big hits rendered with helmets, but we cringe when we see a concussion rendered with fists and on purpose.
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By that point, Congress may have rendered the issue moot by overriding the president and/or voters may have rendered the issue moot in the 2020 election.
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Demos are often made by teams of programmers and are almost always rendered in real time (as opposed to, say, an animated movie, which is a pre-rendered recording).
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Reserve ¼ cup rendered bacon fat and let cool. 23.
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" In Lozère, a "village rendered destitute without its bakery.
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" Ricchiazzi said the payments were "for consulting services rendered.
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Sequencing the genomes of these flies confirmed that in virtually all cases the consequence was a mutation that rendered the flies (and would have rendered any offspring) resistant to the gene drive.
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"That does not mean issues of character are not important, they are important … I think the voters rendered that verdict in 2016 and rendered it in a very devastating fashion," he said.
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With cloud gaming, games that would typically be rendered by a PC with a high-end graphics card would instead be rendered in the cloud, allowing headsets to simply function as thin clients.
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DMCA's prohibition on busting DRM locks rendered such tinkering illegal.
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I rarely see my body type rendered in the media.
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But its capricious moods are rendered with a deft touch.
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Here is passion neither foiled nor mocked, but rendered arbitrary.
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Strle, usually rendered in the uncapitalized and unpunctuated casualness of
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Artist Sarah Levy rendered Trump in her own period blood.
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My holiday wish list has just been rendered completely obsolete.
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Some of the graphics and interactions were very nicely rendered.
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Afterward, it sends the rendered 3D images back to you.
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It rendered all their praise suspect: even compliments were infuriating.
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By resetting the tokens, Facebook rendered the stolen tokens invalid.
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Computers in Knox County, Tennessee, were rendered inaccessible in May.
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The jury rendered its verdict after several hours of deliberation.
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Iowa rendered no decision and left things even less resolved.
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As rendered here, the process of crossing over isn't easy.
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It looks like a fever dream rendered in highlighter pens.
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Not unless lots of currently meaningful interactions are rendered meaningless.
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The slow movement was especially fine, rendered with Mozartean grace.
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This past weekend, many Pokemon Go gyms were rendered unplayable.
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Each leaf and blade of grass has been lovingly rendered.
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Felix himself was rendered untouchable by protection from the DFS.
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The bomb did not explode, but rendered the facility unusable.
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More than 400,000 people have limbs amputated or rendered useless.
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That rendered them, in effect, stateless, and their mistreatment intensified.
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The mountain is lovingly rendered with astounding video game technology.
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Economists said the downward revisions rendered the forecasts more realistic.
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It's a stunning image, rendered beautifully by artist Brian Stelfreeze.
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Beautifully rendered indie games, VR games, sequels and new properties.
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Not every game will be rendered in 4K, of course.
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Is it rendered malicious by its connection to the market?
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It also incorrectly rendered the name of the award's recipient.
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That petition rendered 26,000+ signatures in two weeks and counting.
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If she did, abortion services would be rendered upon request.
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Eliot's own unconventional looks, lifestyle and opinions are rendered compellingly.
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Dust storms in Africa and Asia are rendered in purple.
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"Heal," Erin Tapley, fiber scrolls rendered in the marbling technique.
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The Crossing rendered these with a wonderfully seamless, liquid blend.
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He has rendered public service again and again and again.
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The world is rendered in simple terms for Euron Greyjoy.
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The article also rendered the name of his wife incorrectly.
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He would not have been rendered suddenly chatty and confessional.
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Luckily that view revealed a beautifully rendered and detailed drawing.
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Each print is the same image rendered three different ways.
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In Colette, female queerness is finally rendered like a celebration.
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Their connections are perhaps more implicitly rendered than explicitly exposed.
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Through such exchanges, his loneliness and despair are excruciatingly rendered.
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Why is such a sophisticated, spicy cuisine often rendered bland?
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Rendered in Moroccan blue, it offers an array of treatments.
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Because of this, Beyoncé's anger is rendered twice as potent.
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Are the reactors and the centrifuges to be rendered inoperable?
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She was Marina Tsvetaeva (sometimes rendered as Tsvetayeva), not Svetaeva.
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Both, in the end, rendered immobile by battle with men.
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Protest outside the courthouse where the Ghomeshi verdict was rendered.
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Cycling through product after product to minimize the damage rendered.
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Prepare to be devastated by this gorgeously rendered sapphic fantasy.
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Because women have been rendered invisible and irrelevant for centuries.
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Most Rohingya have been rendered stateless by the Myanmar government.
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The article also rendered incorrectly a quotation by Ms. Branson.
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Her father, too, is rendered a stranger by his actions.
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The old Penn Station is rendered entirely with computer imagery.
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I would rather have an excellently rendered Young Adult novel.
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But eventually the fully rendered frames had to be shared.
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He was rendered almost entirely deaf in his right ear.
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That should be able to be fully and totally rendered.
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Factum has rendered facsimiles in everything from plaster to bronze.
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That rendered the suit against the state moot, officials argued.
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This season the styles come rendered almost entirely in linen.
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In Greek, leisure is rendered as scholé -- that is, school.
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Stitched on the left shoe is "Jackie," rendered in Mrs.
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The "o" in Bronx is rendered as the female symbol.
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How could credit scores ever be rendered into credible material?
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Some saw vast amounts of untaxed holdings suddenly rendered worthless.
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Soon after we finished our training, it was rendered moot.
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In one second, all of that work was rendered fruitless.
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That rule would be rendered obsolete by the territorial system.
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The drawings range from quick sketches to tightly rendered scenes.
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I was rendered unconscious by hubris and a wooden floor.
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The girls' blossoming isn't trivialized, or rendered nostalgic, or made sexy.
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Cat Power's delicate vocals on Wanderer were clear and humanly rendered.
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If that software isn't used, a system will be rendered inoperative.
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In its rebellion, alt fashion is ultimately rendered into future trends.
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With so much on the line, the holidays were rendered irrelevant.
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This nomination appears to be judicial payment for political services rendered.
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They are either rendered irrelevant or the butt of the joke.
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Stock in bankrupt companies is generally rendered worthless in a bankruptcy.
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I look at it on the computer screen, rendered in grayscale.
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An emolument need not be a direct payment for services rendered.
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He has rendered victims of Central American gangs ineligible for asylum.
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In Reginella's world, Koch's unfulfilled plan is rendered a historical fact.
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Humans would be trapped inside, rendered immobile by a particular environment.
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These spreads are rendered with intricate line-work and dramatic colors.
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After both sides argued their positions, the judge rendered his verdict.
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With a little effort, these various measures can be rendered comparable.
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Merman fundamentalists might not be under the way I've rendered him.
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"Spade" had already been rendered meaningless to her in one regard.
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Cook, stirring occasionally, until the fat has rendered, about 5 minutes.
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His relentless commitment to his comedy occasionally rendered him a criminal.
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At least their uncertainty is set in a beautifully rendered world.
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The trailer doesn't feature live gameplay, but it's entirely 3D-rendered.
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But Tesla and all it stands for has rendered it insufficient.
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In high school, Williamson's athletic abilities rendered him a local legend.
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Quiet moments full of meaning are rendered with seemingly effortless efficiency.
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He said was not sure when a decision would be rendered.
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She had been rendered mute and largely uncommunicative by the illness.
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I haven't even talked about how 360-degree photos are rendered.
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Roads, rails, and river have all been rendered impassible by damage.
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It's Dory, rendered an orphan by her short-term memory loss.
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It's as beautifully rendered as one could manage at the time.
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After he eats it, his breath is immediately rendered un-intercoursable.
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" Less charitably translated, that might be rendered as "Yohjis sold out.
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American Pharoah's normally loquacious trainer, Bob Baffert, however, was rendered speechless.
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A Fort Belvoir spokesman said its package had been rendered safe.
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If desired, remove some of the rendered fat and discard. 2.
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The payments are not handouts — they are compensation for services rendered.
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But many states are already rendered meaningless under the current system.
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Nor do their sketchily rendered faces reveal aggression, pain or fear.
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That's why the picture could be rendered in such clear color.
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Other subjects are rendered invisible when society turns a blind eye.
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Her loss, and the future she had imagined, is devastatingly rendered.
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"My self confidence is not rendered from your comments," she added.
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I'm rendered momentarily speechless, my cheeks almost certainly flushing cherry red.
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The latter was wrecked by the saltwater, and basically rendered useless.
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Though the film is rendered in CGI, the environment feels organic.
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The angle and time of night rendered his face in silhouette.
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No head, no arms, one breast: only a torso, finely rendered.
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The title of Mr. Freedman's first novel was also rendered incorrectly.
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They rendered a three-dimensional image of how it would look.
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One failure after another has rendered one more community unsustainable, unlivable.
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He did no prison time, but it rendered him a felon.
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That package was not opened, and officers rendered the device safe.
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Side rollover pillars and airbags are typically removed or rendered useless.
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Care is typically rendered by a nurse practitioner or physician assistant.
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Or is it that their ambition itself has rendered them undesirable?
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Historians on Impeachment rendered a professional judgment—their own, not the
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An earlier version also rendered incorrectly a quotation from Joe Girardi.
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A new Virginia law, they said, rendered the case effectively moot.
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And this gap, critics say, has rendered the agreement largely ineffectual.
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Water from the lochs is rendered into a fine fiery spirit.
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Passages of teeming intensity are rendered with wondrous clarity and lightness.
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When I contemplate that solemn reality, I am rendered entirely speechless.
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Hadn't I already rendered the patients unrecognizable in my original manuscript?
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Why, in the projections, are they rendered in such crazy colors?
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The title is rendered in the appropriately wacky font Flowers Kingdom.
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That first draft of history is rendered below in those articles.
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Another was covered in a moonlit winter landscape rendered in frosting.
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One particularly insensitive example: Frankenstein's monster rendered as a black man.
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The surplus of creme rendered this cookie unfinishable by several tasters.
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In fact, a recent court ruling has rendered that deadline meaningless.
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Germany rendered decisions last year on more than 695,000 asylum applications.
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Istvan and Horn believed that life was rendered meaningless by death.
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Scroll to see drawings from patents, and how designers rendered them.
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New steel-making technology rendered old plants obsolete in the 1980s.
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This failure to significantly shift accordingly rendered itself in the polls.
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Natasha's romantic delirium is rendered in jarring cuts and tinkling sounds.
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Graphic action has rarely been rendered with such energy and detail.
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I came to a scene of a banquet massacre, lavishly rendered.
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The article, citing an Irish reporter, also rendered the comment incorrectly.
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The original Lara Croft was rendered with a few hundred polygons.
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The whole exposure combines 35 hours of observation time, and the x-ray frequencies (observed by Chandra) are rendered in purple and pink, while the visible light frequencies (observed by Hubble) are rendered in red and blue.
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Negative media coverage and social media backlash have rendered Woods a recluse.
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The attack partially destroyed the hospital and rendered its ambulance service inoperable.
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"The smoke became so great that it rendered them unconscious," Bassett said.
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Rendered by the German engraver Johann Jacob Ridinger, the image is chilling.
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Gregerson and Giles rendered that near miss moot with their late handiwork.
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In close races for state governors, the elections rendered a split decision.
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A bomb squad responded and rendered the home safe, the sheriff said.
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That's… not a time-lapse video, but a 3D-rendered simulation. Why?!
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Rendered this way, certain characters fall flat and some passages play awkwardly.
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The words have been rendered in fine tubes that resemble her handwriting.
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Jurors rendered their verdict after a little over five hours of deliberation.
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Total cost for services rendered, according to the suit -- at least $500,000.
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But this time, things are rendered with a much more realistic style.
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I found Sony's prior edition deadened the vocals and rendered music unexciting.
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But the Paris agreement has rendered this argument finally and completely absurd.
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Objects appear to float in front of you, rendered in stereoscopic 3D.
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So much meme nonsense accumulated that the page was rendered completely useless.
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Textile performance artist Harriet Riddell specializes in observational portraits rendered in embroidery.
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The quotes attributed to the actress are also rendered in imperfect English.
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" The boy, according to the document, "rendered no aid to the victim.
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Proud that I figured it out myself and rendered this explainer redundant.
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The total string consisted of 63 total characters rendered as 608 bits.
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Afterward, I rendered each specimen in Cinema 4D and postworked with Photoshop.
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An unconfirmed virus reportedly strangled the network and rendered it completely useless.
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Hernandez was rendered unconscious and died three days later at a hospital.
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Unceasing rain that damaged the support system rendered the Pfeiffer bridge impassable.
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The behavior included the widespread charging of fees for services not rendered.
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Pixar did it with computer-rendered 3D animation on the silver screen.
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Asylum to the Age of Prozac (1997), this move toward medication rendered
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The fury of his films is rendered derisive by their social settings.
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Instagram's inability to control its users have rendered these terms essentially meaningless.
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Mustonen then rendered everything in 3D and animated it for the screen.
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The only printable part is "Still no hat," rendered in all caps.
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Ausar, often rendered as Osiris, was the Egyptian god of the underworld.
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Talmadge's paintings, all rendered in a pointillist style, are notably un-grim.
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There are many ways for a person get custom 3D-rendered porn.
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In the others, she rendered a rudimentary mountain range and an owl.
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Lucia is more or less simply rendered as an Italian-accented virago.
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The problem was that the acquisition would have rendered Finish Line insolvent.
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Nick is actually mentally disabled—rendered with moving pathos by Safdie—and
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"I couldn't move, I felt like I was rendered motionless," Dickinson testified.
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They're so well rendered that I've become deeply uncomfortable playing the game.
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Technology has rendered the harassment I witnessed global, lasting, and increasingly criminal.
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All vehicle models have been rendered from actual cars sold on Vroom.
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Within a few hours, the entire family had effectively been rendered penniless.
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Daniels's lawyer, Michael Avenatti, said he was "rendered speechless" by Giuliani's claims.
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"Justice was rendered, but it was not served," he told the newspaper.
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It shrank, stiffened, and rendered fat — again, just like ground beef does.
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Meanwhile, those directly victimized by the CIA's violence are rendered completely invisible.
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It's all the scarier in that it's so quietly and accurately rendered.
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The algorithm, however, searched the files and rendered its score in seconds.
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For Services Rendered Through July 7 at the Griffin Theater, Chicago, Ill.
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The throne rendered its next judgment on King Aerys II, Dany's father.
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The shaming of Jessica is rendered as a hydra-headed, unkillable mob.
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But these aren't senseless deaths, like the ones rendered by the snap.
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An earlier version of this article rendered a Grateful Dead lyric incorrectly.
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Ravishing and rendered with a wink, it depicted scientists as religious martyrs.
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It was a raccoon rendered unrecognizable by the loss of its tail.
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His strength lay in those brilliantly rendered characters and voices like his.
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Tourists searching for the perfect selfie have rendered Washington Street borderline unpassable.
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Republicans have rendered themselves irrelevant to the great generational challenge before us.
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Modern life in India has supposedly rendered many of these reasons antiquated.
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As a product designer, I see a lot of rendered hypothetical products.
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It's beautifully rendered with hand-drawn animation, and top-notch voice acting.
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It is a complex epic story rendered with sensitivity and emotional nuance.
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It's an expertly rendered juxtaposition, all the more effective for being unstated.
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Rendered in silver sequins, the look was "like armor," Ms. Welch said.
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Her father felt the record company's sexpot image had rendered her unrelatable.
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But it was The Discourse that rendered Twitter intelligible and semi-predictable.
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Yet Sparks's post-apocalyptic wasteland is far more imaginative and richly rendered.
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The article also rendered incorrectly the name of Colombia's second-largest city.
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Most have been rendered stateless, even though their homes are in Rakhine.
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When people are sickened, formerly life-saving drugs can be rendered useless.
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The outage rendered "emergency buttons" to get the attention of guards ineffective.
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It's similar to Instagram's Boomerang feature that rendered gif-creating apps useless.
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A law enforcement source told CNN that the package was rendered safe.
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Hyperinflation has rendered the bolívar, the local currency, as worthless as confetti.
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The conviction, widely dismissed as politically motivated, rendered him ineligible to run.
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Her writing is companionable, and her opinions are clear, though gently rendered.
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It is usually rendered in English as Civic Platform, not Civil Platform.
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It is all rendered unputdownable by Winslow's unrivaled skill at his game.
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He shared a rendered concept video of what ITS would look like.
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When we succumb to despair we are rendered hopeless, helpless and ineffective.
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Meanwhile, Ginger always sported beautifully rendered, high-class trends of the time.
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This nearly uncontrolled erosion is contrasted with tightly rendered birds and animals.
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But there are a couple of songs rendered as sad ballads too.
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The irony is that the unheeding worker is the more powerfully rendered.
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Richly textured and vividly rendered, it's clearly the fruit of a lifelong love.
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To what extent is the status quo rendered bankrupt by such glaring absences?
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Ongoing political and economic turmoil has also rendered its bolivar currency practically worthless.
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"Untitled" (993) is a trio of headless nudes rendered in vivid red chalk.
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The Vega 64 rendered the same frame in 9 minutes and 28 seconds.
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The decadence of the place has rendered me flaccid and speechless in awe.
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These complications rendered Jarman partially blind at the time of the film's release.
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Artist's digitally-rendered Dr. Manhattan/Dorner character voices their disillusionment with chilling detachment.
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Shares in bankrupt companies are generally rendered worthless in a Chapter 11 filing.
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Alvarez said the court ruling has "rendered moot and academic" the impeachment bid.
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The aggressive "SHUT UP" is rendered in darker red fabric, like oxidized blood.
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The city looks wonderfully rendered and clearly they're not phoning in the effects.
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Average time per frame rendered in milliseconds in Civilizations VI. Lower is better.
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You will be using this rendered chicken fat (schmaltz) in your matzo balls.
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As a result of these reforms, many old occupations have been rendered obsolete.
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The character is then rendered in 3D and inserted into a campfire scene.
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According to him, this rendered much of his work for his promotion useless.
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It was brutally effective, and it rendered more subtle methods of warfare pointless.
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But now that beat more often is rendered in a hip-hop cadence.
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Like flash photography, only the buildings are illuminated and rendered in careful detail.
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Leaks in the vacuum enclosure around the seismometers would have rendered them useless.
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Wade and an outbreak of a sexually transmitted disease has rendered women infertile.
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As sparse as the film often feels, it's rendered touching by these moments.
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Led by Texas, the states argued this rendered the entire ACA is unconstitutional.
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Allison Crouse purposefully places herself in banal situations rendered both funny and disturbing.
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The Zep singer Robert Plant was rendered by Zebedee Row as surprisingly manic.
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While these hands are clearly and perfectly rendered, faces are nearly always obscured.
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Pixels just aren't visible, so most of the limitations are what's being rendered.
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Many of these detection methods would be rendered ineffective if STARTTLS were enabled.
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When the court rendered its unanimous decision in 1967, 16 states still did.
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And then a pretty impressive tap-in that rendered that save entirely moot.
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Their final, desperate trek across a treacherous, post-apocalyptic landscape is expertly rendered.
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Upon further inspection, you'll see he's a digitally-rendered avatar in human clothing.
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But once I actually found myself in the situation, I was rendered speechless.
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The plan resulted in the water becoming contaminated with lead and rendered unsafe.
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Smacking their chests reveals their strengths and weaknesses, rendered in 8-bit text.
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Don't expect miracles, however, or felicitous literary translations, or aptly rendered political zingers.
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Often, she's first rendered powerless — literally in the case of de-powered superheroes.
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Drinking intensified my suicidal ideation, and rendered me constantly tired, ill, and forgetful.
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One piece, for example, shows glaciers and water rendered in shades of blue.
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Rendered in Horsthuis's preferred software, Mandelbulb 3D, it's an awe-inspiring CGI experience.
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She was fun and warm and rendered a few minutes a delightful experience.
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But the final verdict on Obama's Cuba policy has yet to be rendered.
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Think about using naturally rendered fats as opposed to canola or olive oils.
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As a result, HIV+ women in particular are all too often rendered invisible.
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Some of the animation looks almost childishly rendered, in a naïve artistic style.
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His watercolors of an alpine cabin and a shipwrecked sailboat are meticulously rendered.
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And the article rendered incorrectly part of the name of a pension fund.
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"At Night, Alone." is an elegantly rendered album by a singularly grating singer.
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The country must overhaul its 1982 Citizenship Law which rendered the Rohingya stateless.
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Fabrics included leather, rubber and latex rendered almost exclusively in black or red.
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When the question of significance is deferred, all moments are rendered equally significant.
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The system is quick to respond, crisply rendered, and packed with feature content.
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Shortly after leaving his tent, he heard a blast that rendered him unconscious.
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Show notes rendered some of them in English for the uneducated among us.
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It also requires fair payment for services rendered, good working conditions and transparency.
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That transfer of majority ownership rendered the ITC ruling on the subsidies moot.
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"Bush Names Cheney, Citing 'Integrity' and 'Experience,' " was rendered in uppercase and lowercase.
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One wall had a colorful fairy-tale mural rendered in pixilated, geometric forms.
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The actual man is rendered a cartoon villain in an otherwise realist film.
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The title means "sweet song," which was rendered "Lullaby" for the British edition.
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Let it sit until the fat has rendered and crispy, about 5 minutes.
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The forced migration of peoples and objects rendered each a kind of migrant.
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Once the 'nduja is rendered, add the garlic, shallots, and the preserved lemons.
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I remember him saying that those games were rendered worthless by following generations.
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This porn has been rendered down and concentrated into its porniest possible self.
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Before that, though, the Chiefs' clever scheming had rendered Watt a non-factor.
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When rendered in Netscape Navigator, for example, Francine morphs into a cubist masterpiece.
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In the face of free market capitalism then everything has been rendered meaningless.
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They rendered aid to the two victims, according to a BART news release.
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The spoken words are rendered as text and a rough draft is produced.
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The lower court's opinion likely rendered the case before the Supreme Court moot.
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What makes New York unique has also rendered it vulnerable to a pandemic.
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I love the tension between rendered forms and the vast spaces around them.
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Thomas's cocktail book from 1862 mentioned Bogart's Bitters (sometimes rendered as Boker's Bitters).
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The ears were rendered as blocklike ovals on either side of the head.
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Democracy had prevailed, the thinking went, and the internet rendered cultural diplomacy unnecessary.
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We wandered down the aisles reeking of rendered, rotted deer fat and smoke.
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At various times, Flyora is deafened by explosions or rendered mute with horror.
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It may take months before his cases are heard and decisions are rendered.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly rendered the name of a chef.
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The fact that the perpetrators were foreigners rendered the offense even more egregious.
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Their wedding in 1947 is lavishly rendered 12 minutes into the opening episode.
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The court wiped away the lower court ruling and rendered the issue moot.
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Héloïse and Marianne are rendered as two people fiercely drawn to each other.
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"The Gros Michel was rendered commercially extinct," said Mr. Koeppel, the banana historian.
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Its preparation is a service rendered, not a task done out of pleasure.
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That delicate balance teeters when it's rendered via swelling song and skipping dance.
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Zackel added that the package was later "rendered safe" by FBI bomb technicians.
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The attack rendered her unconscious and in need of hospitalization for her injuries.
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Caucasian flesh (it's a pretty white crowd) is rendered in hammy pink acrylic.
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Now any claim can be rendered inert with a simple question: Says who?
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But without access to forensic technology, these prints are rendered meaningless and untraceable.
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Now, suddenly, the impeachment of President Donald Trump has rendered the report relevant.
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If the fat has not rendered, place into a pot and melt it.
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It's a horizontal grid, rendered in smeary brown paint on a red background.
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Objects rendered dysfunctional become a reflection of their service to a patriarchal system.
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Strauss knew he had no choice—the jury had already rendered its verdict.
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The feeds confirmed his satisfaction, rendered his relief a substrate of pure pleasure.
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In his more open-ended works, ambiguity is rendered physically in their shape.
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Remember when the upgrade to iPhone iOS 8 rendered phones un-phone-able?
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Under a reasonable interpretation, the conclusion of the U.S. combat mission in Afghanistan should have rendered the 2001 AUMF impotent just as the conclusion of the Iraq War in 2011 should have rendered moot the 2002 AUMF that authorized that war.
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According to Buckley-Houston, the browser uses a script to pull a website's code: text parts of a website are rendered, as you'd expect, as text; pictures and videos are rendered as blocks of color that are aligned as a grid.
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The riot at Manzanar in December 1942 is rendered in this simple text: Shouts.Shots.
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Rendered in white plaster, they have a chilly, spectral presence, archetypes of modern anonymity.
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Pricing is per mile, minute and service rendered with no surge pricing, Behr said.
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"15, 20 years," he sighs, wearing the sad look of a macho rendered helpless.
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"It was movement rendered in paint, which is a form of music," Hyde said.
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He started sketching clothing designs, then had them 3-D modeled and digitally rendered.
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Near the end, the central subtext of the 2004 speech was rendered as text.
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Yet for once in his pop culture-reference fueled life, Bobby is rendered speechless.
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Add bacon and sausage and cook until the fat has rendered, about 20 minutes.
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You can see anything—your local newspaper, your blog, Facebook—rendered in real time.
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So we'll have to wait a few weeks to get this hoary verdict rendered.
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The incident is rendered in "a series of long, horizontal strips," evoking 70mm film.
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In other words, the climate change study has been rendered unsafe by climate change.
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Others live in fear that decades of strife may have rendered them invisible forever.
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In our CMS, Kinja, it's rendered one way such that the mouse can play.
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Pan fry in any fat other than the rendered fat of this horrible creature.
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When it runs into the logistical imagination, all of its qualities are rendered contingent.
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We know that detailed, GPS-rendered location histories track users' movements by the minute.
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Like Dante's hell, Mr Saunders's bardo is a spiritual system rendered as a place.
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City insisted that Kennedy's failure to disclose his ownership stake rendered his award invalid.
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Taken together, these were four of the more poetically rendered shows in recent memory.
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The only two vocal numbers are rendered on film by a Portuguese fado singer.
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It is set aside for garnish while the chicken browns in the rendered fat.
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Alongside he has rendered his tools—paintbrushes and spray cans—and a city skyline.
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Two fully rendered designs (and getting your decorating groove back) will cost you $99.
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"She was a great person," he said, before tears rendered him unable to continue.
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Hence, when the "evil empire" fell in 1991, NATO's original intent was rendered obsolete.
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It's all rendered in a fluid art style reminiscent of a French animated movie.
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That kind of art activity is rendered invisible by the intentional lack of coverage.
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It's a meditation on death and loneliness, rendered in a variety of rich tones.
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But the prime minister's ineptitude has rendered the fiendishly hard Brexit project almost impossible.
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This has rendered the EU unable to uphold its key values on several occasions.
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McMurphy is rendered a vegetable, just like the characters who are McMurphy'ed in Maniac.
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We'll get an updated dot plot today but that has been rendered worthless information.
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These changes, said Mr Timmermans, had rendered the independence of the judiciary "completely moot".
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And even the more simple animations, like the balloons and confetti, are impressively rendered.
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Justice League came out last year, and its villain, Steppenwolf, already looks cheaply rendered.
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Moyer's dense surfaces recall surrealist spaces, but rendered as abundant, decorative spreads and sprays.
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Was it the piece of the mindflayer in her leg that rendered her powerless?
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In fact, the $399 iPhone SE was rendered unusable before all of the others.
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Remember that "Dancing Baby" GIF of a 3D-rendered, animated infant from the 1990s?
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Walking in, the viewer is confronted by a sea of realistically rendered 3D portraits.
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We were capturing content that could be rendered in multiple ways in multiple things.
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Maybe that's because I've rendered it unreadable with Mozilla's unbreakable emoji-based cipher, Codemoji!
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Now the United States has for the first time rendered such an airfield unusable.
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By adding them to elderflower wine, they become fermented and are rendered deliciously edible.
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"It's a Greek myth rendered in a way that's unmistakably Etruscan," Mr. Potts said.
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These figures—human flesh rendered into numbers—were placed on a single index card.
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It is perfectly and succinctly rendered—a self-contained story in a single blowjob.
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Twista rendered a man helpless while his friend repeatedly pounded away at the guy.
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The package was cleared, and "rendered safe," Army spokesperson Michael L. Howard told CNN.
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This ineluctable progression stops only when they suddenly transform into an isometrically-rendered building.
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Add the jamon and cook until the fat has rendered, a bout 5 minutes.
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Behold Marvel's Iron Man rendered in a Japanese ink-wash technique called sumi-e.
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Red tape, poor infrastructure and a strong currency have rendered much of industry uncompetitive.
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A locally rendered game in 4K, however, even with checkerboard rendering, looks perfectly crisp.
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His trial concluded almost two months ago, yet still no verdict has been rendered.
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I'd take another crack at the beaches of Normandy rendered with 2017 technology, sure.
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Another daughter was allegedly rendered unconscious after allegedly being struck with a wooden board.
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Coffee-braised short ribs, rendered fork-pliable through lengthy stewing, received a similar treatment.
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Last year, low water pressure caused by increased water use rendered many toilets inoperable.
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The accusers said Epstein's death rendered moot all possible objections to scrapping the agreement.
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Barclays also acted as a financial adviser to OneWeb, and rendered a fairness opinion.
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John Quincy was raised to believe that anything less rendered him an abject failure.
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That quantitative efficiency carries a qualitative impact, which rendered Russia's influence campaigns so objectionable.
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The 500 logo is actually quite cool, rendered in a sort of gold-bronze.
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The cost of goods sold and services rendered almost doubled to 46 trillion dong.
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Trump's pardon power isn't the only presidential shield rendered useless at the state level.
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Note that because the building is not complete, the slideshow below features rendered images.
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It was so strong it also rendered the back-up systems ineffective, he said.
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The maple-syrup marinade on thin steaks of grilled pork shoulder rendered them treacly.
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Nonconsensual use of people's likenesses is a controversial topic in 3D-rendered porn communities.
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Then the Stars and Stripes, turned upside down and rendered in black and white.
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What follows is a comically rendered consideration of the purpose and efficacy of autofiction.
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It abandoned its currency, the Zimbabwean dollar, in 2009 after hyperinflation rendered it worthless.
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Thanks to WPA3's support of forward secrecy, this flaw is also rendered obsolete.
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He located two of Ibn Muqla's letters and rendered one of them in walnut.
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Ilchi's paintings broadly resemble Islamic miniatures rendered as Western Ab-Ex — or vice-versa.
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All dialogue audio is scrambled and rendered unintelligible, complementing the fuzzed-out, grainy environment.
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But in this case it was rendered a bit more impactful, for two reasons.
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Unfortunately, her inability to get down to 135 lbs rendered this shot an impossibility.
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Shoes and clothes, per Alshina, benefit the most from being rendered in high detail.
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All of these advancements in technology have rendered millions of manual labor professions obsolete.
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With the sudden ban, Mr. Modi rendered vast caches of unaccounted-for cash useless.
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The chorus of ragtag political exiles in Act IV was rendered with stabbing intensity.
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The arguments were rendered moot when prosecutors said they would not introduce the statements.
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A bigger problem was his fading movie career, which rendered his financial situation precarious.
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Egypt, Morocco, Jordan and Syria were among the most common destinations for rendered suspects.
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These paintings are gems, the fish, with their patterned backs, lovingly and loosely rendered.
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Eight photo prints of 3D-rendered hands, knees and feet modeled on Anna K .
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An earlier version of this article rendered incorrectly the name of a video game.
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They never rise above niche sales and are rather quickly rendered irrelevant by BEVs.
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Discontent has deepened across Venezuela's socioeconomic classes as hyperinflation has rendered wages virtually worthless.
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Over the centuries, candle smoke, pollution and overpainting had rendered the frescoes nearly indiscernible.
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They rendered each individual note with stark, upstanding force, holding firm amid the swarm.
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Therefore, the information that is on all of their official documents is rendered incorrect.
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Sixty-two percent said they'd been rendered "anxious, confused or helpless" by the experience.
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Almost casual presidential invocations of fire and fury have rendered circumstances far more dangerous.
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Once the model was done, I rendered the images using Cinema 4D and Redshift.
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As compared with those other shows, that life is a lot more artfully rendered.
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This early death has rendered him a permanent political and cultural object of desire.
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He modeled it on the Little Tramp's oversize shoes and rendered them in chocolate.
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On Tuesday, the judgment rendered by multiple potential candidates was that it was both.
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But as rendered in this production, it radiates an urgent and hypnotic theatrical energy.
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An earlier version of this article rendered incorrectly part of a statement from Merck.
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No commander in chief in recent memory has rendered elected officials more vacation-ready.
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The same teachers complain of being pigeonholed as disciplinarians, their other talents rendered invisible.
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So they have rendered the Constitution of the United States, and its words, meaningless.
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It started with a blue macaw's wing, rendered with pear-shaped, indigo-colored tanzanites.
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The rest of Dean's evening, everything else that he had done, was rendered irrelevant.
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That climactic moment is ravishingly rendered here, amid candle-lighted shadows and ecclesiastic song.
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The original political aims of the series weren't abandoned so much as rendered implicit.
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He argued that its logic and precision rendered it the judicial language par excellence.
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The drawings are constructed from pure code and rendered everytime you load your browser.
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He told me that the hospital was rendered inoperable 225 times by regime airstrikes.
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Caroline Coon's entry features a lively soccer scene rendered from the Women's World Cup.
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Harrison has rendered her imagined world anachronistically, but Henry James might still have approved.
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The English translations of most of his books rendered his first name as George.
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The Look column last Sunday rendered incorrectly a comment from the photographer Daniel Arnold.
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In the Nixon impeachment, the courts expedited review and rendered a series of rulings.
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Another novel features a lawyer rendered mute by tongue cancer; that one's a comedy.
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It was rendered safe in Bedford, New York, a law enforcement source told CNN.
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These issues need to be considered first before a legitimate judgment can be rendered.
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It also rendered the name of the owner of the Los Angeles Rams incorrectly.
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Its poor controls and pre-rendered backgrounds had become stale by its third installment.
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When the spa is shut down, they can be rendered both jobless and homeless.
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For the past quarter-century, U.S. nuclear weapons capability has been rendered scientifically unsustainable.
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The fear now is that the aging war chest will be rendered totally ineffective.
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"Those cases were about a certain kind of compensation for services rendered," she said.
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He makes policy in 280-character soundbites; sometimes these are rendered irrelevant hours later.
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And the types of movies Candy wants to make will be mostly rendered obsolete.
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An earlier version of the article rendered incompletely the title of the first issue.
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An earlier version of the article rendered incompletely the title of the first issue.
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This one rendered one Times editor and lots of readers nearly speechless on Twitter.
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He said Ms. Gardner's letter had rendered the entire investigation "unsalvageable" and "irreversibly tainted."
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They were rendered invisible, all the more alarming considering they actually built the museum.
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I made it through five floors before mounting embarrassment rendered me unable to continue.
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Such an eerie, skinless stillness so precisely rendered, is difficult to look away from.
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In fact, this title would be more accurately rendered as Leonardo – Got Your Attention!
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Here the stones' color and luminosity, painstakingly rendered, are shown in their full glory.
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You give up your gun, your badge, and you're rendered powerless in an instant.
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The behind the scenes video above shows off On the surface, the short film — called The Human Race — doesn't seem super special, until you learn that the cars aren't rendered in post production, they are being rendered in real-time with Unreal's engine.
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"The First Potatoes Arrive in Europe" consists of 10 finely rendered tubers and a bowl.
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Side by side, they read like a "Spot the Differences" comic rendered in super-HD.
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The figures are inert, lacking urgency or care, though they are carefully and finely rendered.
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Examinations may be rendered futile in 2019, Nesta said, as AI begins continuously assessing students.
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So is it too heavy-handed to say that big data has rendered persuasion unnecessary?
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Robotic systems may be vulnerable to hacking, jamming and simply rendered inoperable through electronic warfare.
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Both he and Harrity then rendered aid, but Damond was pronounced dead at the scene.
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The weapon was rendered inoperable before he left the dealership with it, the statement said.
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In any case, price caps set by the government have rendered most agricultural production unprofitable.
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The futuristic Detroit of QD's latest release rivals nearly every digitally rendered landscape out there.
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On the book's cover, MLK's face is rendered in black and white above his signature.
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It also emerged that the bank charged for services rendered to members who were dead.
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These 3D-rendered animations were re-shot on 16mm film, hand-processed and digitally scanned.
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What I felt for him had rendered me dumb, unsure of what I knew anymore.
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UPDATE: The now-deleted Donald Trump tweet was rendered toothless thanks to a copyright strike.
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The inanimate objects he creates seem to engage with each other on his rendered planes.
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Nick Cessna comforts his girlfriend Melissa Hutchinson, who rendered aid to some of the victims.
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Parts of these counties "have been rendered inaccessible because of public infrastructure damage," Tomblin said.
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Nor will America's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) be rendered instantly toothless by a Trump administration.
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And it's all rendered with an art style reminiscent of an old Dragon Quest map.
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Rendered on medium-weight Japanese paper known as gampi, the painting requires very specific methods.
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The mesh library is used to control where the cats are rendered on the screen.
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The infected systems rendered files encrypted and inaccessible and a warning flashed across the screens.
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That peak Jazz Age destination is rendered about as interesting as Argus Filch's Hogwarts office.
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As for the pressure cooker, the NYPD and FBI Bomb technicians rendered the device safe.
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Mr Wells takes readers into dozens of kitchens, none rendered more lovingly than his mother's.
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An example being the telemedicine services rendered for 1.9M injured in the war in Syria.
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A player with enough personality to get his own affectionately rendered Saturday Night Live character.
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Every piece of grass, huffed animal breath, and footprint in the sand is rendered perfectly.
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The lush alien environments rank among the most stunning that Bungie's artists have ever rendered.
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A path of light that travels through a scene can be rendered more intricately now.
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The painting is rendered in a densely packed style reminiscent of many social justice murals.
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Business models have changed, new industries created and existing boundaries and geographical borders rendered redundant.
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Also adding to the problem is the fact that emoji aren't rendered uniformly across platforms.
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Code upended, their tasks rendered petty in face of the greater urge: to smoke kudzu.
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They are rebelling against a governing elite that has failed them or rendered them invisible.
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But many employees—rendered entirely idle without computers, servers, routers, or desk phones—simply left.
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Even the facts where and when the album was recorded are rendered shaky and unsure.
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Eventually, the smaller company might go out of business—or at least be rendered vulnerable.
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Were pre-rendered environments and a fixed camera the best choice, or the only choice?
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The Star of David is rendered all-white: Is it a symbol of contrition here?
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"Instead of strengthening the NAFTA renegotiation letter, the administration has rendered it meaningless," he said.
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Ports were closed; supermarkets rendered useless; and businesses forced to resort to pen and paper.
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The capsule features relaxed suits, structured sleeves, and sweatsuits — minimalist shapes rendered in earthy tones.
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Poorly rendered Caesars with flaky "Parmesan" litter the menus of pizza parlors across the land.
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The oil paintings are rendered with supremely assured, luscious brushwork and vibrant, unimaginably deep hues.
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Kanter's defense rendered him mostly unplayable, especially when the Warriors went to their death lineup.
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It's a diorama of decades of uprising, rendered remarkably lifelike over its half-hour runtime.
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This is a bit counterintuitive, as previous iOS releases had rendered older devices much slower.
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Parts of the site are also rendered less secure than they should be, making whitehouse.
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But now, Rapaport says LeBron is playing on such another level ... he's been rendered speechless.
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Behold, the great sea warrior...rendered in the form of thousands of tiny plastic bricks.
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I'm sure they're rendered even less fun when you get papped when you're in tears.
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Under the agreement, Iran has removed the core of the reactor and rendered it inoperable.
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Sweden's Westkust make lovingly rendered shoegaze that's simultaneously gorgeous and pummeling, like all good shoegaze.
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Sean: The group stage might be rendered pointless, but teams are still advancing through, right?
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Initially, a sequence of animated characters is rendered as a grayscale video in real-time.
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The Rangers rendered his success moot with their 212rd win over Houston in 24 games.
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In 1996, Liza Lou unveiled "The Kitchen" — a lifesize suburban kitchen rendered entirely in beads.
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" She said that Mr. Wilson had "rendered palatable a moment that can feel distinctly arid.
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Volker has created an approachable introduction to numeracy, but also rendered math beautiful and entrancing.
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Not all of the works on the program were rendered as expressively as the encores.
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Marianne has recently had career-lengthening throat surgery, a procedure that's rendered her near-speechless.
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The arrest rendered the opposition leader unable to attend the recent protests he had organized.
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Her work was distinctive: cartoonishly rendered hands and torsos, floating on expanses of candy colors.
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The scene is rendered in graphic detail, with minimal reflection on its broader moral implications.
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The app accepted the badly rendered pie as a genuine pizza then asked us questions.
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Otherwise, you're talking about a skill that's been rendered worthless by the powers that be.
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Rendered in turmeric on the floor, they fill the room with the spice's earthy fragrance.
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Its logo is a spiky signature, jammed onto handbags and belts, often rendered in gold.
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Weinstein will be able to respond before a final decision is rendered on Nov. 6.
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Trump's abdication of American leadership has rendered the G-7's formal summit agenda irrelevant.
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This rendered the mandate itself unconstitutional and the rest of the law therefore cannot stand.
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I mean, look at those sleek headlights and that crispy rendered grille with chrome trim.
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As the firefighters rendered aid, police arrived and began asking the assembled crowd for witnesses.
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The gold mine was rendered worthless when it was invaded by thousands of illegal miners.
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Some people said the truck's blocky design reminded them of a badly rendered video game.
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Weinstein will have the chance to reply before a final decision is rendered on Nov.
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This rendered the mandate itself unconstitutional and the rest of the act therefore cannot stand.
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Yet, each opinion rendered is accompanied (at least in the media) by an ideological breakdown.
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The magical universe of Saint-Exupéry's wistful poetic novella is rendered in stop-motion animation.
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An earlier version of this article rendered the name of a health care group incorrectly.
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" De Quincey rendered himself eminently censurable with his masterpiece, "Confessions of an English Opium Eater.
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Zimbabwe abandoned its own currency, the Zimbabwean dollar, in 2009 after hyperinflation rendered it worthless.
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But along with this unprecedented expansion of power, Congress has all but rendered itself irrelevant.
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She rendered the leading art critic Henry McBride as the judge of a tennis match.
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Austin: And Misato has struggled in her interiority also, that we've seen rendered through action.
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The United Nations warned in 230 that Gaza might be rendered physically "unlivable" by 22018.
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Zoomed in, however, you can see how Fabre's hair and eyes are clearly digitally rendered.
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Many celebs, like staunch feminist Rowan Blanchard and actress Jenna Dewan Tatum were rendered speechless.
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By going small the rest of the series, they rendered the Thompson–Mozgov frontcourt unplayable.
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In America, what traditionally have been opposing sentiments – god and money – are rendered as interchangeable.
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Ramirez's foot infection has now severely limited her mobility and rendered her unable to work.
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Every piece is rendered in a mellow shade of gold, silver, hematite, or rose gold.
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Sway's rendered speechless and looks like he's about to cry when the two are finished.
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These mono-prints comment on the glorified artist's hand, rendered absent through mechanical reproductive technology.
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Data has to be rendered truly anonymous to be outside the scope of the regulation.
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"Glee" had the surreal verve of "Popular," rendered more heartfelt, a beacon to oddballs everywhere.
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Rondeau, however, rendered it almost as a counterpart to the Black Pearl, meandering and melancholy.
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Excused were those who had negative opinions of Shkreli that rendered them ineligible to serve.
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Drnaso is as composed as his panels, which are rendered in crisp, almost rigid lines.
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In both projects, elements of classical architecture are rendered in exaggerated form as surface decoration.
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The courtyard and servant in the traditional house behind him are rendered sharp and clear.
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Chickens are turned slowly to promote thorough cooking inside and a rendered, juicy skin outside.
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These monoprints comment on the glorified artist's hand, here rendered absent through mechanical reproductive technology.
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"Typically we treat it as a slang or jargon or colloquialism," rendered with quotation marks.
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In the transactional realm of New Jersey politics, this could have rendered Mr. Christie irrelevant.
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An earlier version of this article rendered incorrectly the name of a restaurant in Barcelona.
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This is all going to be rendered moot by Deep Fakes going forward. Yes. What?
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Derrick Rose, rendered hopelessly broken and shitty almost immediately after stealing one of LeBron's MVPs.
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Mr. Little rejected the idea that the internet's existence had rendered name suppression orders irrelevant.
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Amazon has been a phenomenal success, but it hasn't rendered brick-and-mortar retailers obsolete.
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The Finance Ministry said a better-than-expected fiscal performance had rendered the measure unnecessary.
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It then drops them in a vast, lushly rendered garden world full of alien enemies.
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Turned out it was: haute constructivism rendered household, with some decorative punk spikes thrown in.
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Those dogs' barks, unlike the ones in the movie, won't be rendered into dialogue, alas.
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The unexplained phenomena of early summer, so vividly rendered, in the end amount to nothing.
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In Koul's writing, the emotional experience of anxiety is rendered, paradoxically, in a relaxed tone.
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In between is the intricate, subtly rendered account of what happened to his mother, Rose.
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However, the neurological machinery that has helped us survive has also rendered us distinctively ruminative.
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" This is a word usually rendered blandly as "fellowship" or "sharing" or (slightly better) "communion.
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Excessive sentimentality SCHMALTZ (also the word for "rendered animal fat") How to pronounce SCHMALTZ. 24A.
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Other stories are rendered with such nuanced ambiguity that it's impossible to extract a moral.
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These can be rendered into a rich, dark brown ink that is a draughtsman's dream.
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Now those ecological concepts are rendered synonymous with the self-interest of the invading settlers.
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These pages include single paragraphs of biographical info, but they're rendered practically unreadable by formatting.
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On his menu, the kao soy chicken dish is now rendered as khao soi nuer.
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He sang with a plangency rivaling Mr. Hvorostovsky's own, and rendered the love songs beautifully.
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The Parkinson's had rendered her voice an inaudible whisper; her sister did all the talking.
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It has said that Australian espionage on its diplomats rendered recent agreements on it flawed.
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An earlier version of this article rendered incorrectly the name of Mr. Strahan's current show.
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Every bludgeoning needs an invisible gospel choir; every pummeling seems rendered in leering slow-motion.
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Another Heathrow runway would have rendered UK demands for others to become greener rather hollow.
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Today, access to the internet and social media has rendered that fantasy even more unrealistic.
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If he is injured in the spring in Paris, the whole season is rendered pointless.
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Responding officers placed the suspect under arrest and rendered medical aid to the wounded individuals.
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Here, the look is rendered in bold colors with button-ups, blazers and conservative mules.
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The toxic chemistry between mother and son has seldom been more effectively or enjoyably rendered.
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She has rendered the palette so skillfully you almost feel that you can touch it.
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The album and song titles are rendered in caps, with a period at the end.
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But the map is digitally rendered online in the collection of David Rumsey at davidrumsey.com.
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And a quotation from Mr. Mnuchin's Senate confirmation hearings was rendered incorrectly in some copies.
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In a novel of expertly rendered horrors, the relative shallowness also disturbs, and thereby detracts.
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Above both, there is always the infinite sky, rendered in a palette of bleeding pastels.
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Often it means short-term disruption — job loss — for workers whose jobs are rendered unnecessary.
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The first issue had Mario 2, and it had all the characters rendered in clay.
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The proof, rendered in a lovely sans-serif typeface, is right there on the dial.
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They'd fry them in schmaltz, rendered poultry fat, an essential component of Ashkenazi Jewish cooking.
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That lawsuit would be rendered moot if Trump to were to reverse the Obama policy.
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What should be horrifying—a lurid " Black Mirror " nightmare—is rendered both comprehensible and complex.
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The youth's face was realistically rendered but the body was stylized, with awkwardly braced elbows.
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At 14, Aliki saw her father executed by the occupying Nazis and was rendered mute.
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Justice Department lawyers said the revisions rendered moot legal cases against the original travel ban.
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Smaller works on paper, board and canvas are often as deft, and rendered more loosely.
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Constructed of a white knit upper, the sneaker is rendered in a neutral color palette.
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Judges then adjourned for deliberations and said a ruling on would be rendered on Jan.
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Though his body has been rendered motionless, "I could not sit still now," he wrote.
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That honor belongs to the tagline, rendered in elegant serif capitals: WE'VE BEEN EXPECTING YOU.
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They are unusual only in that their representation is so seldom fully rendered in film.
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"Financial markets have clearly rendered their judgment of [the Brexit process] through sterling," he said.
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First, an image is rendered in greasy, acid-repelling ink on a slab of limestone.
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When people are rendered stateless — without citizenship of any country — their existence becomes extremely precarious.
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The toxic chemistry between mother and son has seldom been more effectively or enjoyably rendered.
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This encirclement made ground patrols perilous and in some places rendered resupply by road impossible.
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Add the chorizo and cook, stirring frequently, until lightly rendered and browned, about 5 minutes.
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My character, Marcus, would answer these questions by hacking into the gorgeously rendered City Hall.
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Wear one of those on the hustings and an opponent might actually be rendered speechless.
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It's a process rendered by Mr. Hawke and Mr. Dano with devastatingly defensive body language.
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The Rohingya were rendered stateless in 1982 when their right to Burmese citizenship was withdrawn.
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I'm one of them, but I think that they effectively have been rendered totally obsolete.
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The 48-minute-long, trilingual, rendered film speculates on the creative awakening of artificial intelligence.
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No ordinary invitation, these listed the names of guests within charming and intricately rendered scenes.
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Many of those characters populate corners of the show at Fjord, lumpy and cartoonishly rendered, including the canary yellow, fantastically rendered Golem head, which looms some seven feet high, and stares out blankly with a slightly quizzical expression against the backdrop of a painted cactus.
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By allowing partisans to live in their separate informational and misinformational bubbles, and, in some cases, to allow real news to be rendered as false — and false news to be rendered as true — they have all contributed to the calcification of the national divide.
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Many companies would have rendered those effects on a computer given the size of the display.
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This sense of communion, rendered through knots and braids, is fundamental to the work's emotive character.
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Before 2003 Mr Kart had cheekily rendered Mr Erdogan, previously the mayor of Istanbul, many times.
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In each of Gilmour's pictures, what comes forth is a vividly rendered natural and built environment.
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It encrypted and rendered useless hundreds of thousands of computers in hospitals, schools, businesses and homes.
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Clients, often Israeli musicians, artists, or cultural organizations, commission posters or logos rendered in the script.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The paintings of Aubrey Levinthal are autofictions rendered with pigments.
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All those lives I was responsible for, rendered down to a notation on a corporate spreadsheet.
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The photographs are rendered in desert tones: tans, corals, and browns quietly animate the voyeuristic stills.
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But the aesthetic arrangement of unconventional raw material yields methodically rendered artworks with a conceptual core.
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Interrupting the view of the entire work is a chain-link fence rendered in black Plexiglas.
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Around it are the six new infrared representations, rendered in colors that human eyes can see.
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It seems to me, however, that such worries are on the verge of being rendered moot.
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Luna says two explosive devices were found in Kim&aposs apartment and police rendered them safe.
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The retraction letter gives no indication why this apparently informative report has been rendered officially null.
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Dissidents would be punished for political crimes, or (once rendered unemployable) for being parasites on society.
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But now, he has been rendered a non-person because he won't demand President Trump's impeachment.
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The small island nation said Australian espionage on its diplomats rendered recent agreements between them flawed.
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Everyone, he said, was affected, because no one could escape the fear of being rendered precarious.
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The same goes for blood: anytime you see someone bleeding in his films, it's digitally rendered.
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The soliloquy has been rendered in a myriad number of ways in American Sign Language, too.
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Emergency rule by decree has rendered parliament useless, says Selin Sayek Boke, the CHP's deputy head.
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Overtime, the images would dissolve like old digital files corrupted and rendered illegible by new technology.
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The gameplay consists of a player chasing runaway llamas down a mountain rendered in beautiful scenery.
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I would feel heart rendered or appalled at myself if I shared something with real consequences.
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Even Kay herself is rendered in a monstrous form, showing how she truly feels about herself.
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Her subjects are rendered in a state of anonymity, their faces masked by bubbles and movement.
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Cowell then fled the BART station while authorities rendered aid to the two women, Rojas said.
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Finely rendered, the figures boast delicate shading and soft lines and reveal incredible attention to detail.
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The photographic, illustrated, and rendered proposals for modern monuments are presented in Houston's Buffalo Bayou Park.
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According to the police report, Rickerson moved her across the two front seats and rendered aid.
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The Army convoy pulled over, and four soldiers rendered aid at the scene, Army Lt. Col.
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Reached moments after the verdict, Cunningham tells PEOPLE he believes Judge Moniz rendered the appropriate ruling.
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Time and circumstance have rendered Dyson, the man and the thinker, increasingly irrelevant to Obama's presidency.
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Even illness and suffering can be rendered beautiful by close observation, by the tenderness of affection.
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All of this was rendered totally irrelevant by the release of a new Ansel Elgort video.
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These rendered the vanilla into high-quality extract to supply the big multinationals: Nestlé, Unilever, Mars.
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It is a disgusting fantasy image, albeit artistically rendered, suggestive of crude sexual violence against women.
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The highest bill for one lawyer was just under $50k for services rendered over 95 hours.
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Before the change, licensing restrictions rendered it impossible to view the same content across EU borders.
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Worrying about little details in terms of the concept and the way the idea is rendered.
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Regular things, like car tires and snow boots, are rendered to resemble Hostess's famous pastries instead.
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The RX 2550 rendered a big 3D file in Blender in 9 minutes and 40 seconds.
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He talked to a lot of people who are often ignored, and has rendered them visible.
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The game is now rendered with polygons, not pixels, but that's about the only meaningful change.
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Most dog food contains rendered meat and byproducts — which could range from wood chips to roadkill.
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Sansa is finally facing the men who have wronged her and they are literally rendered speechless.
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He shows how by rubbing their stomachs, one of Australia's jerk species can be rendered immobile.
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As in 1983, there is an element of payback for support rendered in the general election.
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If you perform the same trick twice in a row, what was magical is rendered pedestrian.
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The digital phones at every cubicle, too, had been rendered useless in the emergency network shutdown.
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She rendered medical aid to the 2-year-old while emergency responders were on their way.
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Brown recently posted a clip sporting two of his career-defining moments as rendered in vinyl.
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The clunky controls, pre-rendered backgrounds, and forced camera angles of the original game are gone.
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The characters in Jurassic World, by contrast, are as poorly rendered as their CGI dinosaur counterparts.
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The star fell and the driver of the car rendered assistance, calling an ambulance, Lavanga added.
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Or was it the Iranian nation that rendered aid to the Iraqi nation and Iraq government?
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We rarely see Knipl snapping pictures, but the panels are rendered with a photographic, reportorial sensibility.
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First, the "target actor" (that's Bush, Trump, Putin, and Obama) is rendered with a neutral expression.
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Allegedly, Mr. Trump presented her with a $300 billion "bill" for defense and security services rendered.
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Then, the criminal sends a convincing invoice or asks for a wire transfer for services rendered.
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The question of whether punk belongs in museums is rendered moot as, well, there it is.
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Meanwhile, unrestrained money printing has sent inflation on a tear, and rendered its currency almost worthless.
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Whitten is rendered as he usually presented himself: fun and nattily dressed — note the ascot, always.
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Despite being rendered in a sickening shade of green because of the toxic air, it's beautiful.
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Cook, without flipping, until the fat is rendered and the skin is crisp, 5–6 minutes.
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While it plays out as a 2D game, its world is rendered in beautiful three-dimensions.
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But these books, while relevant when she was a candidate, have been rendered moot by history.
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Far from securing the jewel in the British empire's crown, the war rendered India's independence inevitable.
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Not in the quantity of the baby bivalves, rendered succulently tender, without a hint of chewiness.
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Investigators determined the package was an explosive device, and bomb technicians rendered it safe, police said.
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It was also argued that globalization, the interconnectedness of international trade, had rendered war less attractive.
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The infernal messiness of this war of identities has been rendered with uncommon elegance and precision.
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But in today's tabloid atmosphere, as rendered so chillingly by Mr. Hawley, that makes him suspect.
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In concerts and cabarets, this number is often rendered as a wondrous paean to awakening love.
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A company would be liable for tax only if its activity rendered it a "permanent establishment".
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The brisket, dark and crusty on the outside, jiggled with rendered fat under its peppery bark.
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As potential remedies, they proposed a gamut of conditions that would have rendered spectrum effectively useless.
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As rendered by her, rich men are beasts, cops are murderers, and butchers earn their name.
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A butterfly chair is rendered in lavender suede and heavy wood, not canvas and tensile metal.
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New York is a one-party state, meaning Cohen's consent alone may have rendered recording legal.
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Then, by feeding their synthetic license plates through a simulated surveillance camera, they rendered them indecipherable.
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You can even set the Pokémon you've trained — fully rendered in 3D and ready for battle!
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Below is a rendered image of what the tower will look like when it is completed.
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Fortunately, Pompeo's bill was rendered irrelevant by last-minute horse trading over the omnibus spending bill.
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Switching to a totally different line of work rendered a lot of that information essentially useless.
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Smartphones have rendered paper maps obsolete — except, perhaps, in the case of a dead phone battery.
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It said it had rendered the school safe and sealed the cavity created by the tunnel.
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We see it rendered on a full page — two male bodies, costumed and entwined, mid-flight.
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Earth's bad vitals are prominent and ubiquitous, rendered undisputable by robust, multiply redundant multi-instrument observations.
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The scene was like a masterful Japanese print; minimal, carefully rendered and capturing an ancient truth.
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But can the populist right actually be de-Hannitized, de-Trumpified, rendered 100 percent Breitbart-free?
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It helped make MacBooks thinner and lighter, but it also rendered them a lot less reliable.
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DARPA aims to have rendered many of the most common software vulnerabilities obsolete within 5 years.
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They have rendered these ideas into clear form, such that any decent ensemble can play them.
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In 1954, an American hydrogen-bomb test less than a hundred miles away rendered Rongelap uninhabitable.
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When the skin has rendered, remove the duck onto a paper towel and let rest. 2.
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That means natural gas plants built today could be rendered uncompetitive well before their rated lifespan.
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That first glimpse a beautifully rendered maelstrom of combat stretching from one horizon to the other.
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Pre-rendered backgrounds may provide competent illusions but are easily dismantled—you cannot step into them.
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But they were also rendered nameless and uncredited, their likenesses and statistics present but unaccounted for.
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If the guards don't have any available diapers, the prisoners are rendered to their cell nude.
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The chips' shapes are reiterated in the cat's eyes, rendered as analogous objects, thematically connecting them.
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While the figures Opheim sculpts are rough, his paintings feature carefully rendered forms with expressive brushstrokes.
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Text is rendered slightly better on the Sony to my eye, though it's hardly a blowout.
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And as more and more Uigher adults are interned in Xinjiang, their children are rendered parentless.
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Crossing the gorgeously rendered Montana wilderness, I stopped to watch an eagle soar across a lake.
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A hook that sharp, I was sure, would have quickly rendered this bag no longer waterproof.
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That rendered Pittsburgh's single run in the eighth and another two in the ninth relatively meaningless.
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Design thinking, as rendered in the book, is about treating life in a more improvisational way.
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If the case is rendered moot, the opinion would not have any legal effect, strictly speaking.
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While O'Keeffe triumphed over hers by force of personality, Pelton was rendered forever fragile and introverted.
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"Medieval Monsters" abounds in wondrous creatures, often rendered in rich colors and a flat, cartoonish style.
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It shows an older man in a beautifully rendered black suit, sitting before an illustrated map.
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The animation, rendered in modes of pencils and pastels, has a gorgeous fluency to be sure.
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While armies of patent lawyers fight over the rival claims, investors have already rendered a verdict.
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Each of the concerts was originally broadcast on Swiss television, and is rendered here in full.
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"Possibly a final decision can be rendered at the end of the day tomorrow," Reeb said.
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But, in my tests, multiple pages rendered incorrectly in the narrow panel, which I found annoying.
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The argument was that growing investment flows into developing countries rendered World Bank lending mostly superfluous.
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He also warned that sustained use rendered policies like negative rates or quantitative easing less effective.
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It acknowledges its own way of life as an extreme, rendered for our pleasure and convenience.
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All of them are so vividly rendered the reader is awash in each character's American experience.
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Mr. Bolsonaro's tweet may have rendered the entire country speechless, but his motives were clear enough.
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"This one is particularly callous because it will no doubt result in children being rendered homeless."
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Now, it doesn't even get rendered by the browser inside Facebook's app, it's an instant article.
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Then Apple unveiled the iPhone in 2007 and it instantly rendered these non-multitouch phones obsolete.
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But it was a disorienting head space — a liminal state that rendered each measurement basically null.
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It's the surreal dream of nature that his beats have hinted at, rendered in electric color.
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A giant insect loomed in the foreground, a kind of dragonfly with translucent wings, delicately rendered.
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The Letwin Amendment made that impossible because it rendered the vote on Johnson's deal non-binding.
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Whatever theoretical controls on coercive violence he'd tried to impose were quickly rendered useless in practice.
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Vallotton's people are stereotypes personalized by highly specific expression, gesture and posture rendered with utmost economy.
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In 2000 Ecuador adopted the dollar after its people abandoned a currency rendered valueless by hyperinflation.
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In Trump's vision, the laws remain on the books but would be rendered far less effective.
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The other exemplified the old-fashioned American ideal: soft, pinkish, mild and shiny with rendered fat.
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Though it may be rendered in print with global consistency, laughter in practice is wildly variable.
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The gameplay is smooth and environments are lush and lavishly rendered on the One X's hardware.
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Power, rendered this way, seems to exist wherever a particular political reporter has focused their interest.
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Gus's deft fingers — rendered with unsentimental affection by his mom — are feeling things others will miss.
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Like all Americans, Mr. Stone can appeal the fairness of his trial and the verdict rendered.
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The suffering hero is often rendered in a textured, late van Gogh style to impressive effect.
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Nigeria last year hiked offshore oil royalties - changes companies said rendered billions in planned investments unprofitable.
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The character's appearance, physics, and speech are rendered in real time using Unity, a videogame engine.
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The title of this lavish gift volume on hummus is rendered in Arabic, English and Hebrew.
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An article on April 9 about southern Laos rendered the name of a local beer incorrectly.
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While the Senate verdict could come soon, the public judgment will not be rendered until November.
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An earlier version of this column rendered incorrectly part of the name of a law firm.
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In the end of the Mr. Whipple skit, he, too, was rendered obsolete -- by a robot.
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His intelligence, wit, experience, honesty — and his voice — rendered him a commanding presence in our lives.
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Opinion The New York gun law now before the Supreme Court has already been rendered moot.
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"Tokyo District Court rendered a decision in favor of Chugai's claim," Chugai said on its website.
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Rendered in 18-karat Everose, the watch will accurately track the lunar cycle for 122 years.
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Your character even wore an old duster and the game was rendered in a sepia tone.
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Though he was taken to an Iranian court, no verdict was ever rendered, court papers said.
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Enact an oversight process for the assistance rendered by Sexual Assault Response Coordinators and Victim Advocates.
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"The public has rendered judgment on this health care law," said Representative John Shimkus of Illinois.
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An article last Sunday about fearful flying rendered incorrectly the name of an airline in Europe.
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Nigeria last year hiked offshore oil royalties - changes companies said rendered billions in planned investments unprofitable.
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There were rumors among visitors about what had rendered the house off-limits for park guests.
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There were rumors among visitors about what had rendered the house off-limits for park guests.
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Those cities (along with Rome, Tokyo, New York and London), are rendered in zippy, precise lines.
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I agree with Mr. Kristof that, as currently rendered, many death sentences are cruel, sometimes barbaric.
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The terrible violence of the image was rendered appealingly neat, even pretty, by the skillful weaving.
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Instantly, the only round of Concacaf qualifying with any degree of suspense is rendered totally pointless.
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In these paintings, Léger rendered uninhabited, post-Cubist machine-scapes crammed with repetitions, combinations, and permutations.
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Caravaggio's pond rendered black hole: no love to reflect, only shitdrug epidemic nourishment for King Narcissisus.
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The sludge killed 22 people, including a 22013-year-old boy, and rendered another 225 homeless.
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Here, rendered through light boxes, those contrasts are pushed to the extreme and the assertion amplified.
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Using mainly video, each monitor became a window, showing what can be rendered visible only virtually.
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I would like to think that an even newer technology rendered George's ideas obsolete — at least temporarily.
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Many have tried to fight this overwhelming feeling of dread, but most efforts have been rendered futile.
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All of the onscreen "repossessions," of which there are not few, are rendered with alarming, gory realism.
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The style requires the melding of a full range of colors, rendered in the brightest shades possible.
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