A. There are pieces in every repertoire that transcend the cliché of the repertoire.
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But at that point, you are able to start to move into this character repertoire, this buffo [comic] repertoire, because you don't necessarily need this beautiful instrument.
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A whole repertoire of ways of detoxifying plants were developed.
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Ease those Flamin' Hot Cheetos in to your sartorial repertoire.
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He's got a number of characters in his repertoire. 6.
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Does that work a different muscle in your writing repertoire?
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Some have gaps and distortions in the typical emotional repertoire.
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As music director, he had to enlarge his repertoire rapidly.
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So why has Green chosen to expand her repertoire now?
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Have you incorporated anyone else's guitar tricks into your repertoire?
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The caption says the Russian choir has expanded its repertoire.
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Over the years, Ousterhout added several elements to his repertoire.
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You've navigated a deceptively simple standard of the Southern repertoire.
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The newly formed Town Hall Ensemble's repertoire acknowledges that past.
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" Now he's added to his repertoire: "Did I say that?
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Another week, another David McVicar production in the Italian repertoire.
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He is clearly on a path to broaden his repertoire.
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Like much of Madonna's visual repertoire this performance is borrowed.
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The musicians and audience seem quite open to unknown repertoire.
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And he helped write many staples of the group's repertoire.
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In my theatrical repertoire, I rarely played the central character.
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It is today part of every serious repertoire in China.
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It's one of the most popular pieces in the repertoire.
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What's in your repertoire and who do you sell to?
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How little of nature's repertoire we have even guessed at.
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Fish mint is the only raw vegetable in the repertoire.
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But Weaver adjusted his repertoire and the mechanics of his delivery.
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For years, his repertoire has been well-stocked with these ploys.
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Their latest style moment only adds to their already-impressive repertoire.
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I'm building an image-repertoire with someone; I'm speaking to someone.
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Not sure how to work this magical move into your repertoire?
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Caavo is also adding Sonos support to the Control Center's repertoire.
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There were times in my life where the repertoire was everything.
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Q. Is the cello repertoire a barrier for engaging the public?
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Add these skills to your repertoire and watch your likability soar!
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The rising star is not against incorporating politics into her repertoire.
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Add these skills to your repertoire and watch your likeability soar!
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The projection of power was still part of its diplomatic repertoire.
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Mozart was tried early on but has disappeared from their repertoire.
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Each advocated repertoire that was formerly marginal and later became central.
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As Gaga built her musical repertoire, her brand rose alongside it.
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Nicki Minaj might as well add radio host to her repertoire.
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"We've always kind of kept it in the repertoire," Densley says.
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Now the group has added a cultural publication to its repertoire.
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"I didn't feel like deking was in my repertoire," Smith said.
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Ms. Ohr is a new addition to Mr. Trump's insult repertoire.
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Do so, and I'll bet you it enters your monthly repertoire.
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So you have to know how to choose the right repertoire.
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Valery Gergiev leads his St. Petersburg ensemble in its usual repertoire.
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It was tricky for me, because I already had a repertoire.
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The screaming starts again, until he adds singing to his repertoire.
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He counted Rubinstein's recordings of Chopin's repertoire among his favorite productions.
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He recently added a squid ink croissant to his baking repertoire.
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Within the taquería's repertoire, the birria (lamb) tacos are the best.
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Mr. Beldock was a rumpled figure with an actor's repertoire in court.
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Here's one skill Putin might not want to add to his repertoire.
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Are you going to add any of Khloé's favs into your repertoire?
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Add an indoor performance to celebrate the LGBT community to the repertoire.
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Soon, Jerome Robbins and George Balanchine were teaching Ms. León their repertoire.
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For the Skydio user, the Watch is now in your control repertoire.
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Examples from Roman history are not part of Mr. Trump's rhetorical repertoire.
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He should add that to his repertoire of full-grown adult knowledge.
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Now, the iconic rapper has added becoming a flautist to his repertoire.
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But the film is an outlier in the Studio Ghibli founder's repertoire.
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If that happens, Filipinos will widen their repertoire of Anglo-Saxon insults.
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The octopus, with its near-infinite repertoire, is still eight steps ahead.
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A glance through Cucapá's repertoire of beers shows this to be true.
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Overall, I like having this appliance in my repertoire of hosting tools.
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EAST HAMPTON The pianist Solomon Eichner performs his Carnegie Hall repertoire. Aug.
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The format also encourages networking and stepping outside a rigid development repertoire.
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Allow us to highlight a few pre-Lemonade songs from Beyoncé's repertoire.
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The rules now require performers to offer more repertoire, with more variety.
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The repertoire is unusual chamber music by Leclair, Boismortier, Porpora and Handel.
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But its choice of repertoire has never been a hard-line one.
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"We have more than 700 pieces in our repertoire," Ms. Valdés said.
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Dom Salvador, above, has around 4,000 songs in his repertoire, he said.
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And Jewish composers like Mendelssohn and Mahler were removed from the repertoire.
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"It was nice to build a friendship and a repertoire," he said.
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Here he offers a program titled "A Love Supreme," celebrating Coltrane's repertoire.
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"It's about identity, to really look at the French repertoire," he said.
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He's planning to broaden his cooking repertoire and is considering several possibilities.
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You are advised to not make slurs part of your humor repertoire.
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We just arrived from Barcelona, singing "Cav" and "Pag," this heavier repertoire.
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I will be working on late 17th-, 18th-, early-19th-century repertoire.
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"You build up a repertoire of resources, you become resilient," she said.
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British Isles immigrants brought a repertoire that seeded Appalachian and country music.
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The film culminates McArdle's extensive repertoire of short films and music videos.
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Sour smells, deep inhalations, loud rips—everyone's repertoire of preferences is slightly different.
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The s'mores cookie is the newest flavor added to the Scouts' considerable repertoire.
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Click through for five old-school trends we're adding back into our repertoire.
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The repertoire remains traditional, but conductors are greeted by the audience like rockstars.
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Keanu Reeves added yet another skill to his repertoire for his latest movie.
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To achieve all of this, Mansour drew on a rich repertoire of stratagems.
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"Right from the beginning Gyorgy and I divided the repertoire between us," Mrs.
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What dishes do we have from our repertoire that are easily replicated here?
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ESPN's recently launched ESPN+ streaming service is adding e-sports to its repertoire.
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"We have built up our repertoire over the last five years," says Tam.
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And now, she's adding a new realm of inspiration to her repertoire: Bridal.
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The Save The Food skill was added to Alexa's repertoire earlier this year.
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A 360 is standard repertoire for most young surfers in the top competition.
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The goal, he explains, is to expand the breadth of their musical repertoire.
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So, you've seen The Godfather and want to expand your mafia movie repertoire?
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It's an exciting move for any actor intent on expanding their professional repertoire.
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The other way in which he has expanded his repertoire is by composition.
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Add yet another skill to Alexa's repertoire: staunch defense of the First Amendment.
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But statement or not, the tune is a great addition to their repertoire.
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" And doulas, "This is amazing, something that I can add to my repertoire.
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The drinking and use dreams seem likely to remain part of her repertoire.
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He never stopped painting, and later added award-winning films to his repertoire.
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Core repertoire from this sophisticated soprano, singing with that ideal accompanist Malcolm Martineau.
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If you can keep one dessert in your repertoire, make it this one.
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Instant pot Smart electric cookers give you more flexibility in your cooking repertoire.
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Career-wise, I think it's very useful to have that in your repertoire.
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He's got stuff in his repertoire that you just don't have at 19.
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The changes tend to be evolutionary, drawing from a fixed repertoire of ideas.
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He might even be accused of adding an "establishment" air to his repertoire.
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Singing of the highest quality, in repertoire from Byrd to Tallis, is assured.
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They were later bused to the Victoria Peak hilltop for the same repertoire.
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Her repertoire consists mostly of great American songbook standards and bossa nova tunes.
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"I think it's something he'll add to his repertoire," Manager Mike Matheny said.
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At Mezzrow, an intimate basement club, they will play repertoire from that album.
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He has even considered expanding his normal repertoire to include the 3-meter springboard.
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Ahead, you'll find inspiration on how to integrate gloss into your winter wardrobe repertoire.
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"Only artists themselves can enrich the repertoire with a conservative sensibility," Ms Zwinogrodzka sighed.
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Dr. Kyrchman recommends adding external stimulation, like a clitoral vibrator, to your bedroom repertoire.
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"Oresteia" was followed at the Almeida by two further reclamations from the same repertoire.
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Reynolds' decisive blast came off the slider that Quackenbush recently added to his repertoire.
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Much of their repertoire was devised specifically to address deficiencies in China's financial system.
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The cover band's repertoire is defined by the music service you get songs from.
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Madame Tussauds just added another big star to its repertoire of celebrity wax figures.
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Watts hypothesizes that the depressed patient's incessant rumination constricts his or her emotional repertoire.
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"We can't yet fully replicate nature's rich repertoire of sensation and perception," he said.
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Captain Marvel has added titanic box office might to her repertoire of superhero powers.
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But for many, Dan Stevens is a new addition to our leading actor repertoire.
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Add a little Puerto Rican Spanish to his repertoire, and the sky's the limit.
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Outdoor Voices has long been a favorite label in our (ever-expanding) activewear repertoire.
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To keep our repertoire growing, we have to engage in dialogue with our audiences.
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Operation Move-In in New York City had developed a repertoire of tactics to
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I'd like to hear artists take it and make it part of their repertoire.
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"It's difficult to play the standard bebop repertoire without playing standard bebop," he said.
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Last month, we added a new name to our repertoire: Judge Joseph C. Spero.
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Finally, Baudoin thinks "naked" high heels are crucial for a woman's evening wear repertoire.
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This quick sauce of coconut water and hibiscus is worth adding to your repertoire.
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A. I have to strive to stay as universal as possible in my repertoire.
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He also developed a repertoire of meals suited to the van's two-burner kitchen.
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Yep, when it comes to adding feces to your bedroom repertoire, Big's your man.
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EDM-dancehall and soca fusions have been part of Major Lazer's repertoire for years.
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For the sequel, Alice: Madness Returns, the developers added more toys to Alice's repertoire.
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He persuaded the Marching Tar Heels band to eliminate "Dixie" from its pregame repertoire.
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Even at his age, he is polished, with a repertoire of life-affirming stories.
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"There's an opening up of the repertoire, with room for more styles," he said.
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" Carol Verburg, a Cape Cod friend, said, "Physical contact … was not in Edward's repertoire.
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For students, it was a drastic turn from easy arrangements of the classical repertoire.
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In many respects, however, the repertoire has remained the same — somewhat bland and soft.
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And new tools like doxxing have become part of the online repertoire of violence.
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Wild articulates a repertoire of opinions that is no longer a rarity in Germany.
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In the normal repertoire, most symphony orchestras never get to either of those things.
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They've really expanded their repertoire, so there's a lot of interesting watches out there.
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Actor Billy Porter has another memorable look to add to his red-carpet repertoire.
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In many cases, students who audition for conservatories must perform from a classical repertoire.
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Experts think will probably become a permanent part of the human respiratory-virus repertoire.
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But instead of discouraging listeners, some of them welcomed the sudden shift in repertoire.
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Many of the most tantalizing parts of its repertoire derive from vegetables and fruits.
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The recent launch of Disney+ means another whole repertoire of content to wade through.
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But Mr. Cowal really is serious about surveying lesser known corners of the repertoire.
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Although best known for early music, the repertoire performed by RIAS is wide-ranging.
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Vaginal fluids likely aren't among the most breezy, casual topics in your conversational repertoire.
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"Just as the Birgit Nilsson Prizes give focus to the voices best suited for German Romantic repertoire, the zarzuela awards give a place to Spanish operatic repertoire," said Alvaro Domingo, Mr. Domingo's son and vice president of Operalia, by phone from Madrid.
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Of course, naturally, there are many ways to expand your masturbation repertoire without a partner.
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Accurate, perhaps, though that's definitely not a song in the former The Smiths frontman's repertoire.
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Now, the piece is considered standard repertoire for solo violin because of its technical difficulty.
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You can never feel *too* safe, so consider adding the Arlo system to your repertoire.
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As for "Wheels on the Bus," that's not part of the bedtime repertoire just yet.
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The theatre's repertoire includes world classics, from writers such as Moliere, as well Kurdish plays.
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Fantastic Beasts joins Cursed Child in Rowling's new repertoire of Potter products for different mediums.
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McKinnon added an elfish take on the Attorney General to her repertoire of political characters.
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ISIS has deployed its full repertoire: snipers, booby traps, a web of tunnels for ambushes.
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She got over it and gave her blessing to add it to the old repertoire.
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Well-groomed brows and platinum waves have become mainstays of the Blac Chyna beauty repertoire.
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To borrow a term from sociologist Charles Tilly, this was an inadequate repertoire of contention.
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Inspector Gadget's entire comedic repertoire (unbeknownst to him of course) lies in exactly these failures.
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Martin expanded the repertoire, signing comedy acts such as the Goons and some pop singers.
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The repertoire of dishes is fragrant, diverse and highly refined, based on complex culinary techniques.
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While she may have been led astray by party insiders, she now owns this repertoire.
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He is also a former oboist, and has produced two CDs of solo oboe repertoire.
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Greinke expertly located his diverse repertoire all over the strike zone, and sometimes beneath it.
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"This is my main repertoire, and what I can do the best," Ms. Stemme said.
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The group would sing neither the standard choral repertoire nor songs from other vocal traditions.
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The species as a whole would lose some of its repertoire on how to survive.
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Meanwhile, Towns has yet to miss a game and possesses a near-flawless offensive repertoire.
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But, when an opponent's got the book on you, it's best to extend your repertoire.
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We predict that your beauty repertoire is about to get a few more winning looks.
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"Everybody knows what a National Theater should be, what the repertoire should be," he said.
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But last season, Atkinson encouraged him to add the occasional 3-pointer to his repertoire.
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Ms. Thurman's repertoire balances jazz standards with a thick book of swinging, blues-driven originals.
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These Japan-inspired elaborations invested into his repertoire form the organizational design of the exhibition.
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The first of Wang's Perspectives concerts this season offers repertoire completely out of left field.
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I'm not a bad cook, but my repertoire is way more limited than my folks.
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Diane Schuur will sing music from the Count Basie Orchestra's repertoire on Nov. 2-3.
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The narrator enjoys listening to Mozart, Beethoven and other greats of the Germanic classical repertoire.
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Instead, he was busy adapting jazz standards, Latin music and pieces from the classical repertoire.
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For this three-night run the group will focus on the repertoire of John Coltrane.
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They're now a part of the studio's repertoire, even if they feel odd every time.
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His repertoire eventually included boogie-woogie, blues and pop tunes from the 1920s and '30s.
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"I would have loved to have sung a lot of the heavier repertoire," she said.
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A relatively small repertoire of photogenic artifacts sometimes stands in for the entire Bauhaus phenomenon.
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The recent launch of Disney+ means a whole other repertoire of content to wade through.
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The repertoire of the series included works by the 18th-century composer Joseph Bologne — a.k.a.
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Over the years, on the job his repertoire of dishes grew and he learned English.
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How have you struck a balance between the theater's native tradition and introducing new repertoire?
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In nature, cats don't live near other cats, and they don't have a good expressive repertoire.
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Most of us have something in our snack or cooking repertoire that we keep to ourselves.
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His repertoire of haunting fantasies, chilling dramas, and whimsical characters are never anything short of remarkable.
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Depending on where you shop, you could also benefit from adding other cards to your repertoire.
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As true ice cream connoisseurs, we're always looking for another addition to our ice cream repertoire.
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Now the emotional repertoire is expanding to include shame—or, at least, the appearance of shame.
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Clearly, the singer is expanding her repertoire, so I wanted to help her spice things up.
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One of the biggest songs in the Uncle Jamm's Army repertoire was "Let's Work" from Prince.
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Before Sam was GLOW's director, you might remember that his repertoire steered a little more gruesome.
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Though judging from this shot it seems he should consider adding engagement photos to his repertoire.
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Everyone needs a solid meat sauce recipe in their repertoire, and this one should be yours.
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There's no book more vital to a politician's repertoire than Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
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You'll also learn how to code in C++ and add another programming language to your repertoire.
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GE is making a major change to its repertoire of light bulb options, according to Gizmodo.
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These are prime opportunities for you to socialize with your boss and develop a friendly repertoire.
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The term has also quickly become part of the standard repertoire of leaders in authoritarian countries.
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But I didn't know he had a smart, semi-big-budget studio thriller in his repertoire.
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But does China, with its own rich cultural history, need opera houses performing a Western repertoire?
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I'm a member of the ALDE group, and Guy Verhofstadt is the parliamentary repertoire for that.
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The church uses Coltrane's limited repertoire as the backdrop to mass, confession and the Lord's Prayer.
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Incorporate the behaviors above into your repertoire, and you'll see immediate improvement in your leadership skills.
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Unbound has a quarterly, affordable subscription box designed for newbies trying to expand their erotic repertoire.
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Until now: Yesterday, major agency IMG Models added a plus-size male division to its repertoire.
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He had practiced 12 dunks before the contest, but his repertoire didn't include what came next.
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In 2004, he added a new look and voice to his repertoire: business blowhard Donald Trump.
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Jacob Greenberg, a longtime pianist for the International Contemporary Ensemble, is skilled in cutting-edge repertoire.
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At this concert, she will perform classics from Simone's repertoire, as well as her own tunes.
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He's also such an amazing vocalist, which I think gets quite overlooked amongst the Porches repertoire.
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Her repertoire already includes the Grateful Dead's "Uncle John's Band" and "Ho Hey," by The Lumineers.
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Still, he had a repertoire of stories that said a great deal without saying very much.
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Her debut album tells a personal story by placing folk songs alongside mostly Russian operatic repertoire.
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Now the company, based in Hong Kong, is adding a festival in Brooklyn to its repertoire.
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Beginning in 1977, it was a staple of the Chicago White Sox organist Nancy Faust's repertoire.
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"My quest, my focus, is to promote the pieces that can enter the repertoire," he said.
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Still, "Blueprint Specials" is not likely to maintain a foothold in the American musical-theater repertoire.
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The ensemble's repertoire pulls from early jazz and classic funk, as well as more contemporary sounds.
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Every respectable church choir seemed to have at least a few of them in its repertoire.
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Mr. Lewis may draw from both sides of his repertoire at this free show on Thursday.
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"But if you work in construction, you've got to have that in your repertoire," he said.
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And sometimes what you need is a little break — not to learn repertoire, but to practice.
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The trio's repertoire ranges from Ornette Coleman to Roy Orbison to some of Lage's own tunes.
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He will perform items from the drummer and bandleader's repertoire with a group of younger musicians.
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This is one of the easiest recipes in our repertoire—and one of the most effective.
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When I got back, I thought we needed to do something to help our community, so we came up with this project, Canta y Siembra (Sing and Sow), where we went to different municipalities, presented a formal concert with our academic classical repertoire and our lighter repertoire.
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Much of Wagenknecht's repertoire deals with these issues of privacy, notably a chandelier made from CCTV cameras.
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Amazon's Alexa already boasts more than 10,000 skills, but has now added medical advice to its repertoire.
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To casual players, Bloodborne's repertoire of dungeons is large enough that it might as well be infinite.
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Fortunately, he knew that, and leaned toward a comedic repertoire in his efforts to keep me awake.
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Over the past few years, he has developed an entire repertoire around his fear of Mr Mugabe.
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She continued with "Born This Way," one of the most clear-cut LGBTQ anthems in her repertoire.
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The entire former repertoire of gentlemanly charms fell by the wayside: samizdat, whispered conversations in the kitchen.
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Actually, it's so elementary that I was recently shocked upon realizing that it wasn't in my repertoire.
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Other than the "freight train barreling down the lane" move, Bronny displayed all manner of Pop's repertoire.
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What it brings, instead, is a huge repertoire in sets that change radically from night to night.
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But the comedian has said he will avoid addressing Turkey in his repertoire for the time being.
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They plan to continue commissioning new repertoire, particularly triple concertos, from composers who reflect their artistic taste.
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A&R stands for artists and repertoire, which means Hackford was overseeing talent recruitment, artist acquisitions, etc.
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It's one of those things if you think it helps you, you leave it in your repertoire.
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AmeriColor Food Coloring, $26Any baker looking to expand their repertoire won't regret buying this food-coloring kit.
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The luxury department store recently added a hot dog couch and a hamburger chair to its repertoire.
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When it comes to a classic piece of repertoire, beauty counts—and that's what the audience wants.
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You just need to study what great leaders do and to incorporate these behaviors into your repertoire.
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If you're diligent, you'll soon develop a repertoire of best practices to draw on for future negotiations.
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He added Aaron in Titus Andronicus to his repertoire, and later embodied traditionally white characters like Macbeth.
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He started studying ballet, modern and jazz, he said, to widen his repertoire when he went out.
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The following night, the vocalist José James will give a concert exploring the repertoire of Bill Withers.
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The newly formed Town Hall Ensemble's repertoire refers back to major presentations from throughout that storied history.
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But there are many more braised fowl recipes in the repertoire — we have barely skimmed the surface.
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The set included both deconstructions of Gillespie's repertoire and Douglas originals inspired by his famed trumpet forebear.
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Is it easier to be camp about an old movie actress, a ballet role from the repertoire?
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The group's vocal repertoire, accompanied by Seeger's banjo and Hellerman's guitar, mixed folk, political and commercial influences.
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When Tim Brown joined the design consulting firm IDEO in 1987, the company's repertoire was pretty straightforward.
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Overhead smashes, long the weakest shot in Djokovic's otherwise stellar repertoire, crashed badly into the net twice.
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It wasn't my mother who made it — that simply wasn't in her repertoire — but our neighbor Gaga.
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Composure, along with good stuff and impeccable command, is one of the key elements of Loaisiga's repertoire.
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"New Super Mario Bros." added wall-jumping, for instance, which has since become standard in Mario's repertoire.
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Willie Nelson, despite recent respiratory problems, has been barnstorming across America with his encompassing repertoire of Americana.
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Prosecutors accused Mr. Skelos of repeating the repertoire he had played for decades in the State Legislature.
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"Julius Caesar" isn't the strongest offering in the Comédie-Française's repertoire this season, but it is stimulating.
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Then, for the last hour, his repertoire consisted of yelling, pointing, and complaining about his speaking time.
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Kuku paka, which has been part of her culinary repertoire for decades, is both celebratory and nostalgic.
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It started when presenter Richard Osman tweeted an endorsement for Acaster's new Netflix stand-up show Repertoire.
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A dog would be trained to use it to supplement a few tasks in his normal repertoire.
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Mr. Lewis may draw from both sides of his repertoire at this free show at 7 p.m.
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Occasionally he mixes in a whistle or other sounds from an impressive repertoire of around 20 syllables.
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This orchestra has changed its approach to the repertoire in recent years — but marketing habits die hard.
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It was among the four performing the Sephardic songs repertoire at the Sarajevo Jazz Festival this weekend.
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He excels at striking garish chords in an aspirational key, and space fits right into his repertoire.
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It makes week time prep easier, and it helps amateur and experienced cooks conveniently expand their repertoire.
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They will play repertoire from that album at this two-night run at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
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This quartet's taste in repertoire runs toward post-Minimalist composers who work with melody — and an edge.
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JOSHUA BARONE A welcome commitment from the Met to a Baroque repertoire that it can serve better.
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Phenotype's levels are not exclusively designed around sheer luck, but gimmick stages are part of their repertoire.
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Other specialty bagels in their repertoire include the Fruity Pebble Bagel, Coco Puff Bagel and Cap'n Crunch Bagel.
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Ms. Motamed said she likes to cook, and her repertoire includes the Persian food she ate growing up.
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" He'll continue to expand his repertoire in this new season beyond the longform Trek homage of "USS Callister.
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Some reviewers, including at entertainment site The Wrap, bemoaned a lack of fresh ground in the director's repertoire.
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Make kissing even more of a turn-on by leveling up and adding French kissing to your repertoire.
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Maybe a display is in its future, or maybe it's building its digital art repertoire for something bigger.
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So, for some inspiration, we asked our favorite celebrity chefs what recipes should be in every twentysomething's repertoire.
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I integrated colors and different cuts back into my repertoire and started to find my fashion identity again.
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In recent years joik, traditional Sami music, has made a remarkable journey from near-oblivion to mainstream repertoire.
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IBM acquired Resilient Systems, a company that provides security incident response to a growing repertoire of cybersecurity services.
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He's not doing anything new, really—wholesale additions to one's offensive repertoire don't usually happen at age 31.
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More teams, players and owners adding esports to their repertoire comes as no surprise with numbers like that.
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My greatest achievement is everything that I left behind: I left a wonderful new repertoire and wonderful dancers.
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They said his repertoire was limited, his technique was superficial and he was not maturing as an artist.
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But more importantly, the righty was on top of his formidable repertoire to get the White Sox out.
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"It would be nice to see some of that repertoire sprinkled throughout our main subscription series," he added.
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Meanwhile, she was adding new work to her concert repertoire, notably Cage's "26' 19603" for a String Player.
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He almost never uses conventional punctuation; instead, over the years, he has honed a signature repertoire of devices.
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She'll spend weeks researching the artists and their repertoire, learning the back story and context for each song.
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" Her repertoire was heavy on jazz standards like Billy Strayhorn's "Take the A Train" and Bobby Timmons's "Moanin.
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As his career progressed, he added more classical forms to his repertoire, eventually developing an almost surreal style.
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The pork meatballs, skillet black beans, and cold sesame noodles have all become mainstays in our cooking repertoire.
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When he deployed to Iraq, he added shooting and groupthink to his repertoire of end-of-world aptitudes.
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One of the best features of 2 Chainz's repertoire is his penchant for subtle comedy in his bars.
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Turner can do the shot-blocking and rebounding part, with an offensive repertoire that is already much richer.
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There are certain tricks in the repertoire of any good doorman, and Mr. Sykes is an enthusiastic practitioner.
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JOSHUA BARONE at 3 minutes 24 seconds Among many accomplishments, the pianist Ian Hobson has an enormous repertoire.
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Mr. Jurowski, 45, has a reputation as a meticulous and brilliant conductor, both in symphonic repertoire and opera.
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A celebrity duo in celebrity repertoire, as this violinist and pianist join forces for Mozart, Brahms and Beethoven.
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It played on Broadway in 21957 and has endured as a foundation stone of the modern-dance repertoire.
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But is it too much to ask that he just avoid the violence-inducing themes in his repertoire?
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If there's one style staple you need in your shoe repertoire, it's a good pair of espadrille sandals.
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It's the kind of recipe you make once and immediately add to your repertoire: straightforward, inexpensive and comforting.
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Georgia picked the brown thrasher, a fiercely territorial bird with a repertoire of more than 1,000 song types.
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Mr. Abercrombie frequently performed in acoustic duos and trios, never forswearing his devotion to the classic jazz repertoire.
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Fast forward a year or two: I was completing my doctoral thesis on indeterminacy in the violin repertoire.
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With its repertoire of unique, hand-crafted goods, Etsy is a great place to shop for special gifts.
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It is, though, an invaluable addition to the Komische Oper's repertoire, especially as the company's first Weinberger work.
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But regret is not in Woods's repertoire, as he demonstrated when I addressed that direct question to him.
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If perfection is your goal, then a meat thermometer should be an indispensable tool in your culinary repertoire.
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About adding vampires to his repertoire, Mr. Romero said that he has always seen them as quite villainous.
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A quintessential Perahia recital, this, sticking to the core repertoire but building throughout the evening toward a climax.
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In language and chord structure, the vintage selections seem simple next to the bulk of Ms. Krauss's repertoire.
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Under Stalin, the police choir's repertoire included agitprop, along with music by the superproductive Soviet composer Dmitri Shostakovich.
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His repertoire begins with lying, but also includes casting blame on others and defying all norms and standards.
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Twelve new hats joined the repertoire, including a beret, a bandanna, a small straw hat, and a sombrero.
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She was a fine cook, but her repertoire was limited mostly to schnitzel, blintzes, latkes and sesame cookies.
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She performed the play in Brazil and Portugal, and Piaf songs remained a favorite part of her repertoire.
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And, all of a sudden, all of this repertoire that we wanted to do, and couldn't, was possible.
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Ink led me to freeing up the mark and feeling that it could become part of my repertoire again.
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If that sounds enticing to you, adding a powerful juicer to your repertoire is definitely the way to go.
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The homemade concoction joins other creative flavors in the shop's daily repertoire, including Gin & Tonic sorbet and Blue Bubblegum.
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Here it is presented by Darmstadt Essential Repertoire, an ensemble dedicated to performances of vital new and recent music.
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It is unacceptable that film distributors should select their repertoire under pressure from extremists who are flouting their rights.
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It's a quick way to add a truly foundational language to your repertoire, one that's been around for decades.
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Oh, and good news for fans of the "old Kanye" ... looks like "Jesus Walks" is still in his repertoire.
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Or, could she be following in the footsteps of her older sister and adding pierced nipples to her repertoire?
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As Vulture points out, this fits right in with the studio's plans to get more stars in their repertoire.
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It's hard to understand why we didn't face the ugly truth only barely hidden in C. K.'s repertoire.
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Under the Comédie-Française's rotating repertoire system, however, productions are limited to three hours to allow for quick turnover.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)ISIS has expanded its repertoire of killing methods, apparently using an explosives-laden drone in Iraq.
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The Fire TV Cube adds to Alexa's repertoire by enabling specific content searches, such as "comedies" or "action movies".
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It'll sate your rich food cravings and present a kitchen challenge that transcends the average college student's culinary repertoire.
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Inspired by microeconomists, Ms Nakamura and Jon Steinsson, her frequent co-author, set about enlarging the macro data repertoire.
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He will at least borrow some of the fascist repertoire, as he has already with the racist dog whistles.
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Browder hopes to make free legal help even more accessible, and he's adding 1,000 new categories to DoNotPay's repertoire.
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However, despite our vast experience and best intentions, Sonic has remained a gaping hole in our fast-food repertoire.
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If she says she won't enjoy part of your sexual repertoire, do not try to convince her otherwise. 86.
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"Sometimes you have to let the poison out," Oberst told the crowd before returning to a more sentimental repertoire.
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That's exactly what's been missing from our going-out repertoire during these months of blustery snowfalls and chilly temps.
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His inexperience may call for further fights to build his repertoire before a big-name fight can come along.
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So I'm working my way through a new piano repertoire, not just playing the things I played at 16.
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The truth is that you can study how ridiculously successful people think and incorporate their approach into your repertoire.
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The Police Band has a wide repertoire, including lots of Sousa marches; a spinoff jazz ensemble plays retirement events.
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As forms of direct action, Barkan's impromptu confrontations sit neatly within the activist repertoire popularized by groups like ADAPT.
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Now Messenger has 70 game titles available globally, adding classics like Tetris and 8 Ball Pool to its repertoire.
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While I'm trying to eat, a guy next to me starts dipping into his extensive repertoire of drunken chants.
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Since being fitted with a Coapt-operated prosthetic last winter, she's been able to vastly expand her kitchen repertoire.
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He reaches into the New Orleanian past with both his choices of repertoire and his own hoary-sounding compositions.
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They grew up together in this repertoire; they learned it together; they continue to discover and extend it together.
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Recently, she has upped the stakes by adding a thickly painted, labia-shaped ellipse to her repertoire of signs.
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But Mr. Braxton, an inclusive thinker and far-ranging saxophonist, has returned to classic jazz repertoire at various points.
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Since then, both have dived into darker, heavier roles, occasionally overlapping in repertoire but never on the same stage.
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But they had a way to fit every repertoire, so that the orchestra could sound good, basically, in everything.
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Hopefully, we'll get to see him in the September debate round and he can expand his repertoire of answers.
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But he added that he wanted to extend its repertoire to include composers from Naples in the 18th century.
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Ms. Yerushalmy assembles a cast of 17 for a piece inspired by 100 single movements from the Cunningham repertoire.
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Ms. Lewis, who sings and plays guitar, has a repertoire that ranges from originals to R&B to jazz.
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Although Renaissance and Baroque repertoire remains his lodestar, Mr. Byrne has taken the music — and audiences — to surprising places.
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"We are a concert series that features all types of chamber music combinations including operatic repertoire," Ms. Yu said.
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The priorities are a little different in the classical repertoire, and when you get into Justin, there's no traffic.
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One reason for the range of her repertoire was that Rudolph was helping write much of her own material.
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She recorded entirely with musicians from the city, and let their shared knowledge of the repertoire be her guide.
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Domingo, a tenor who turned to the baritone repertoire as he aged, had originally disputed the accusations against him.
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Performing a repertoire that mixed original compositions with radical reinterpretations of old blues songs, Cream was an instant sensation.
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One of the recipes she suggested, her one-pan farro with tomatoes, is an essential part of my repertoire.
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His idea is to bring different leading orchestras and conductors each year to explore repertoire in which they specialize.
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"I now have about five new weeknight-type dinners and lunches in my repertoire, like being ambidextrous," she said.
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Starting in the 1980s, shows from Broadway's Golden Age joined the repertoire; now most seasons feature two ambitious musicals.
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The idea of an authentic nineteenth-century ballet repertoire that might be accurately reproduced is a twentieth-century myth.
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Without such a full repertoire of distinct sounds, he argues, it's not possible to speak clearly as we do.
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Enrique Mazzola, a specialist in bel canto, French repertoire and early Verdi, will follow Andrew Davis's two-decade tenure.
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Others, myself included, would have preferred to see the exhaustive lists of personnel and repertoire confined to a discography.
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"Oh honey, the repertoire is very vast, and wide, and long," Haddish said at "The Oath" premiere on Tuesday.
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The term quickly became part of the standard repertoire of leaders in authoritarian countries such as Venezuela and Myanmar.
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"Unless somebody said that she shot somebody in the back, there wasn't much I could add to my repertoire."
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The question is how Mr. Trump broadens his repertoire of incentives to Mr. Kim that go beyond the economy.
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Though the navel piercing remains a standard in the piercer's repertoire, it's not nearly the icon it once was.
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The chatbot improves its repertoire much as the Zoe system does, adding questions that staff have tagged and answered.
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"We've been really trying to expand the repertoire in both directions, forwards and backwards," Mr. Gillinson said in an interview.
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Given this predilection, it makes perfect sense that homemade peppermint patties are an entrenched part of my candy-making repertoire.
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Master of yo-yo trickery, Ryo Yamashita, completes a repertoire of different stunts, using a whole collection of different tools.
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And I also wanted to see if the app could help us add a few new tricks to his repertoire.
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Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown seems to be carefully adding to her fashion repertoire, one brand at a time.
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She's already in almost every sketch on the show and has a wide range of political characters in her repertoire.
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So, if she pulls off another dazzling televised musical performance, it's possible she could add an Emmy to her repertoire.
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But the nursery we're most coveting from Antonelli's repertoire is one she designed for Alexa and Carlos PenaVega's son Ocean.
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Just two weeks ago, the chain announced they were adding the Cinnamon Swirl Doughnut to their repertoire until January 2019.
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Totally packable and easy to use, these fun-sized sex toys more than deserve a place in your masturbation repertoire.
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For two decades Ms. DiDonato has taken on a strikingly mixed bag of mezzo repertoire, seesawing between centuries and styles.
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Yet for all its challenges, the ondes Martenot is sustained by a devoted tribe of fans and a healthy repertoire.
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By recording custom phrases and adding them to Siri's repertoire, you can trigger a sequence of actions involving multiple apps.
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Mr Fanni's ultimate aim is to replace the imported shows that have hitherto dominated the repertoire with in-house productions.
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As a result, you may end up having to use color-aligned drops that aren't usually part of your repertoire.
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Ultimately if you're into creating interesting content on your phone, the app could be a good addition to your repertoire.
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For security purposes, police departments like Cleveland's generally don't reveal all of the new equipment they have in their repertoire.
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The prismatic repertoire of nearly six decades, it comprises something old, something new, something borrowed and something dark and blue.
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Makeup, wigs, shoes, facial prosthetics, a giant egg, and, yes, a meat dress have all been part of her repertoire.
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Was it an encyclopedic repertoire of movie quotes, or a willingness to go above and beyond the call of duty?
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It's an interesting concept that someone on a year-long fitness kick might want to add to their training repertoire.
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That's all a normal part of sex, and can be a fun bonding experience for figuring out your sexy repertoire.
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Ahead, check out some of the Lively beach-apropos styles on offer, and plan your summer 2017 swim repertoire accordingly.
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From Echo Dots to Echo Spots, and Kindles to Fire Tablets, there's a repertoire of practical and fun tech gadgets.
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CAPE MAY New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Chamber Players, wind quintet, performing a classical repertoire and two pieces by contemporary composers.
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She parses more than 400 recipes from her own repertoire and other sources and discusses how Jewish food has changed.
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Drawing on their repertoire, including the ballad "Sadness," sung in the film by Ms. Faithfull, the trio recorded a soundtrack.
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Padma Lakshmi, the cookbook author and reality television star, has a signature repertoire as host of "Top Chef" on Bravo.
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Many of the most exciting French chefs are incorporating foreign ingredients into their repertoire with a newfound creativity and confidence.
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With the addition of a steady three-point shot to his repertoire, his potential is as limitless as his athleticism.
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So if you're looking for a fun option to add to your dessert repertoire, check out these ice cream makers.
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" ' " Mr. Hendricks proceeded to write words for 19973 songs from the Count Basie band's repertoire, based on the original recordings.
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"Up to now, we didn't know that drawing was part of these ancient Homo sapiens' repertoire," Dr. van Niekerk said.
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"The other thrushes are baroque artists, constantly elaborating, reworking and adding to their showy repertoire," he wrote on his website.
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That's a change in late night, but makes total sense with Singh's established YouTube repertoire of evergreen, relatable viral videos.
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She made her mark in that repertoire with a 1951 recording of Arnold Schoenberg's Variations on a Recitative (Op. 40).
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Traveling throughout the rural South, Rainey began to hear similar songs, and she worked more country blues into her repertoire.
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It was not until the 1960s, thanks to Leonard Bernstein, that Mahler regained a substantial footing in the orchestra's repertoire.
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This young chamber orchestra for the 21st century incorporates jazz, hip-hop, classic rock and other genres into its repertoire.
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Your choice of repertoire often challenges listeners to rethink historic connections, not least in recent concerts with the Radio Symphony.
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They spent roughly a decade leading sessions at watering holes around New York, mentoring younger musicians and deepening a repertoire.
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Child struggled to impress her new husband with a limited culinary repertoire, and toiled in the kitchen late at night.
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So how was I just going to become a soprano, how was I going to learn a whole new repertoire?
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In that large group, there's a lot of repertoire open to you that would not be open to smaller bands.
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And his Violin Concerto in D, despite being little more than a showcase for expressivity, is entrenched in the repertoire.
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Across her huge repertoire, she was variously an upholder of tradition, a seeker of musical connections and an eclectic modernizer.
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A musical prodigy almost from the time he could walk, Mr. Kocsis was known for deftly playing a vast repertoire.
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I want to make a statement that my role with our repertoire here in this country will be very important.
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I'm a big believer in grabbing new opportunities, especially if it's a new challenge that will add to your repertoire.
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But it provides a set of tools that should be in the organizational repertoire of any political thinker or activist.
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My mother, steeped in music theory and the classical repertoire, claimed to have lost touch with current trends after Elvis.
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" She spoke of her new repertoire: "It makes me happy playing 'Hammerklavier' rather than playing Rach 3 another twenty times.
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Dabo's been known to get loose after Clemson dubs ... and already had the "dab" and "hit dem folk" in his repertoire.
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If you want an easier way to expand your record repertoire, Vinylmnky is revolutionizing the way we find and play records.
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On day 30 of the plan, you should have a nice repertoire of core exercises to do a full ab workout.
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It didn't break the New York Times bestseller list until 2012, and it remains eclipsed by TFiOS in the Green repertoire.
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To throw some newness into your repertoire, we've rounded up six standout trends that'll take your arsenal to the next level.
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There are just so many different ways to expand your repertoire that it can actually become a stressful battle of prioritization.
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Ms. Liu added the crepes to the menu because they have been a favorite part of her dessert repertoire at home.
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Google Lens launched last year in a preliminary version on Photos and Assistant with only around 250,000 items within its repertoire.
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Perhaps the edgiest 'do in his repertoire yet, this piece-y, highlighted style would inspire internet memes for months to come.
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Then on the next gift-giving holiday you can add on any of the other toys to add to their repertoire.
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Does this mean that follow up sets will include other Disney characters given the company's vast repertoire of films and cartoons?
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But the key, limitation-shattering upshot from those workouts came from the decision to install a crossover dribble into Durant's repertoire.
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To this end, I am gradually removing the tricks that use a lot of difficult sleight-of-hand from my repertoire.
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For many who were brought up in the West with Arab heritage, Mr Souleyman is a welcome amendment to the repertoire.
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Merwin's poems seem made from a kit, a highly personalized but weirdly plain repertoire of details: rain, light, mountains, water, wind.
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But the Ottensamers, who perform together as The Clarinotts, are creating an unusual legacy for their instrument and expanding the repertoire.
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The greatest of them all was Chekhov, whose plays are still featured in the repertoire of theater companies around the world.
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The song went out of Mr. Dylan's performing repertoire after 1965, until he started playing it again in the late 1970s.
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"The song we did, 'Soraya'—we're actually going to keep it in our repertoire," Amy Pape, the N.Y.P.D. drum major, said.
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He told the same stories over and over again, but he'd always done that; it was part of the summer repertoire.
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If this event didn't occur as I recalled, what else in my memory and repertoire of well -worn stories was inaccurate?
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It wasn't until well into Tom Cruise's career, with the first Mission: Impossible, that huge stunts became part of his repertoire.
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These are just a few of the not-so-still lifes in Moscow-based animator Sasha Katz's pastel-tinted minimalist repertoire.
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If expanding your sexual repertoire is too intimidating to consider a new sex act, consider visiting your friendly neighborhood sex shop.
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If you're looking to add Hulu to your repertoire, but you're not sure it's worth the commitment, Hulu's here for you.
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Mr. Wachner, never less than intriguing in any repertoire, conducts the Trinity Baroque Orchestra and the Choir of Trinity Wall Street.
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It's also one of the best vegetable dishes — inexpensive, quick and delicious — to add to your repertoire as a home cook.
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The orchestra, born in 1908, was the first Italian ensemble to dedicate itself primarily to the symphonic repertoire instead of opera.
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After college, Ms. Belem traveled around Brazil for a couple of years, adding Portuguese and South American music to her repertoire.
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Moreover, he wrote, this intrinsic personality affects how parents interact with their infants: The infant's temperamental repertoire drives the parenting style.
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Eventually I developed a repertoire of pansies, ruffled leaves, shells, swags and roses, never perfect, but nonetheless a source of pride.
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"As Time Goes By" is part of his repertoire, resonant in a place where time seems to have stopped long ago.
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He threw 102 pitches, 74 for strikes, and showcased his repertoire with 44 four-seam fastballs, 34 sliders and 20 curveballs.
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"We have a duty, of course, to replenish the repertoire, but there are always questions hanging over my head," he said.
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He shifted to the Rhino label in 1981 and worked his way up to senior vice president for artists and repertoire.
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His works entered the repertoire of numerous dance companies, and his own company has been one of the world's superlative troupes.
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They don't feel conversational because Mr. Trump, pitchman and reality showman, doesn't have a one-on-one tone in his repertoire.
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And Stratford, with its superb costume and wig departments, is especially well suited to the kinds of transformation this repertoire requires.
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"That's actually a new move that I've been working into the repertoire," Holland said of his maneuver in the skills competition.
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He was able to diversify his performances after adding circus skills to his repertoire while hitchhiking through Europe, according to Forbes.
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Humor is not only strongly correlated with intelligence, but is also a part of the emotional repertoire of a normal individual.
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Many more players privately dream of adding the shot to their repertoire but are unable to summon the gumption in public.
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DAUGHTER Parents, like most of us, have a pretty limited repertoire of triggers: certain relationships, physical appearance and, of course, money.
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That was because, like many people with developmental disabilities, my brother had evolved a repertoire of stock responses to social situations.
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Or just a simple, classic tuna salad sandwich, the preparation of which is an important skill to have in your repertoire.
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Placebo effect or no, the blanket is a useful tool that I have added to my repertoire of self-care techniques.
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It is a reminder that the obesity epidemic and how they propose to address it should enter into their campaign repertoire.
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He initially offered an accessible repertoire of favorites and gradually modernized the slate to include such composers as Debussy and Schönberg.
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Moore can quote the Founding Fathers at length; Trump ... doesn't seem likely to have that rhetorical skill set in his repertoire.
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"The creation of certain types of artifacts such as stories, require a wide repertoire of human-level intelligent capabilities," he writes.
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Using computational methods in development, the immune repertoire can be profiled on a population basis and can help clinicians predict better outcomes.
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I've been on a low-carb diet for the last six months, and it's really pushed me to expand my cooking repertoire.
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With these basic senses, we then use machine learning algorithms to build a repertoire of behaviors for our AI car to learn.
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Yet even after mastering the endless combinations of the cube, cone, and sphere in pie form, Thiebaud continued his repertoire of confections.
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The presence of this shared gestural repertoire, the researchers say, suggests these behaviors are innate—a legacy of our shared evolutionary history.
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This is an actual love for them, because I share an image-repertoire with them, except that they have never met me.
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The Firebird was revived in 1970, resurrecting Chagall's costumes and sets, and it remains in the New York City Ballet's repertoire today.
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"They're like my little A&Rs," the 34-year-old songstress said, referring to the Artists and Repertoire division of record labels.
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Sometimes I wondered whether my family could trust me to walk the earth without a repertoire of divinities pressed against my chest.
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"O Brethren Ain't Ye Happy?" is an old Shaker song and one of the few "motion songs" still in the Shakers' repertoire.
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Today, the blockchain brings with it yet another new repertoire: consensus algorithms, smart contracts, distributed ledgers, oracles, digital wallets, and transaction blocks.
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If you want to take up running, or just need a reliable running shoe in your repertoire, get the Nike Epic React.
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Onion soup has been in France's culinary repertoire for so long that it's nearly impossible to know how it was first invented.
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The British actor, also known for his role in spy comedy "Kingsman", said he had delved into Elton John's repertoire to prepare.
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As if that weren't enough, Nichols decided to add a third sport — sprint kayaking — to her repertoire on her road to Rio.
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But I don't think so, because so much of music is tied to repertoire and tradition, which is tied to specific instruments.
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Caballe was considered one of the finest modern exponents of the 'bel canto repertoire', Spain's Culture Minister Jose Guirao said on Saturday.
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Jones: But I think it's great that [Artist and Repertoire] has the more positive message and celebration of music at the end.
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Hulseman succeeded his father as CEO of Solo in 1980, and also contributed the traveller lid to his company's repertoire of containers.
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I had seen the excellent Mo' Wax Records documentary Artist and Repertoire earlier in the day, but the itch was still lingering.
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The makeup artist, who's still in his teens, also provided some helpful beauty tips that are a good addition to anyone's repertoire.
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Bronson's arms join Garcia's repertoire of celebrity replicas that also includes Future counting cash and pouring lean out of a Sprite bottle.
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The Shape You Took Before The Ache was not a conventional Exalt record, What has pushed you guys to expand your repertoire?
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Epidemic Sound said the deal will help it expand into more countries, collaborate with more musicians and increase its repertoire of soundtracks.
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From the charming Arlésienne to the shepherdess in a fairy tale, with faille, piqué, taffeta, tulle, embroidery, lace, the repertoire is inexhaustible.
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With its widely-encompassing repertoire and refined visual style, it's surprising that RAP ABC marks Morgan's first artistic foray into rap culture.
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For someone with a Michelin star, Roshan seems to have just one kind of pasta dish and the "rotzaa" in his repertoire.
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Some additions to the emoji repertoire are informed by experts: Unicode has consulted the Cornell Lab of Ornithology for bird emoji advice.
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And then he would say, with the repertoire that is growing, we would be able to show this company to the world.
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He has an extensive repertoire of almost manic hand and arm gestures: the one-handed karate chop, the accordion, his patented cobra.
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Unsurprisingly, it's not rocket science to expect that space-tech founders have a strong grasp of physics in their repertoire, Anderson said.
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He sourced cars, worked with private banks to set up accounts, and, later, added insurance, holidays and luxury shopping to his repertoire.
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Lawmakers have at their disposal a growing repertoire of evidence-based tools for supporting optimum behavior in realistic, complex and uncertain situations.
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A few weeks back, Apple added "Give me the news" to Siri's repertoire of tricks in the latest beta version of iOS.
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She studied the piano, mastering the classical repertoire as well as bebop, and she began touring and recording in her early twenties.
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Ms. Hall, a Tony winner, performed at the Carlyle last spring, and has made Radiohead's "Karma Police" part of her recent repertoire.
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A major portion of its repertoire — among the largest and oldest of all the instruments in Western music — is sacred in nature.
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A year after introducing the Macworld crowd to the iPhone, the company was about to add another cornerstone product to its repertoire.
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Harrison points out that when it's the primary or only coping mechanism in someone's repertoire, their emotional needs will never be met.
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Perhaps the most talented all-around player in the league, Davis continues to add more and more to his repertoire each year.
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His repertoire eventually expanded past the early moderns to encompass Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann and 20th-century British composers like Britten and Elgar.
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He said that he looked forward to working on more German repertoire in coming seasons, especially at a company of Zurich's caliber.
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As a feminist, I strive to build a repertoire of images of powerful women and girls and never to oversimplify gender issues.
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As a result, "cockroaches have to have a very large repertoire of proteins, and therefore a lot of genes," Dr. Schal said.
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Players must rapidly learn new repertoire and, in the absence of a general music director, adapt to the style of different conductors.
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Having announced that worms are his entire repertoire, Mabbitt proceeds to wrangle 10 neon-bright ones onto the pages, with hilarious difficulty.
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Lagerfeld produced styles that immediately read as Chanel, trading on classic components of Gabrielle Chanel's repertoire: bouclé tweed suiting, pearls, chains, camellias.
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Every year, Operalia awards prizes in their names to a male and female singer who have included zarzuela arias in their repertoire.
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She brings a crafty approach to every bit of standard repertoire she addresses, and rarely overexerts herself — despite all her performative energy.
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Over the years, Fleenor has expanded her repertoire, teaching herself the acoustic guitar and the mandolin, and she also performs on both.
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My biggest challenge was getting past his standard repertoire of poses and the near-scowl that he seems to favor the most.
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That an artist could achieve renown in this specialized repertoire was unimaginable a century ago, when even Handel's stage works remained unperformed.
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Jessye Norman, one of the greatest opera singers of our time, is a black Southerner who is famous for her Wagner repertoire.
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There's an opportunity here for bankers, too: The M&A adviser who adds climate issues to her repertoire will find receptive clients.
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From classic to head-turning — there's truly something for anyone who wants to add a smart blazer to their repertoire this season.
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The broiled Parmesan-shallot toasts deserve to be added to the repertoire: "The Bloody Mary Book" by Ellen Brown (Running Press, $18).
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Velvety massaman, served with rice and flaky roti wedges, is evenly calibrated despite being the most ingredient intensive curry in his repertoire.
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But, "after a while it became a part of our normal repertoire of what might come up each flu season," Mina says.
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Rather than twiddling their thumbs, they are out meeting people, taking classes, reading books, and expanding their repertoire of skills and knowledge.
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He practices diligently for 60 to 90 minutes a day and has a repertoire that stretches from Joseph Haydn to Buddy Holly.
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Ms. Stites said 12 to 14 major shows were always "in repertoire," with each location's changing significant exhibitions about twice a year.
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At first, Lake Street Dive was a jazz band, but its repertoire now also has elements of pop and rhythm and blues.
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"Our study shows that our vocal learnings, even of sounds that are not in the killer whale repertoire, is plausible," he said.
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In recent years, the family has added to its repertoire and now makes the casts in silicone — much like silicone baking molds.
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Hidden Passageways makes all kinds of secret doors — library shelves, wardrobes, mirrors, fireplaces, faux walls, and more are included in their repertoire.
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Girls do not learn boys' jumps because "they're not asked to do them in 99 percent of the repertoire," Mr. Stafford said.
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Trifonov is the hotshot virtuoso of our time, but he's also revealing himself to be particularly thoughtful with his choices of repertoire.
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We try to stretch La Scala as wide as possible because one tends to situate Italian repertoire only between Verdi and Puccini.
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With two sweet scents in her fragrance repertoire, Sarah Jessica Parker was determined to make her third launch stand apart from the rest.
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This really seems like a feature that's going to get a lot of use and join the use case repertoire for many users.
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Anthony will have to take advantage of every opportunity that resembles the two outlined above, and also cut the fat from his repertoire.
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As every artist and repertoire department knows, a well-trimmed and en-vogue coiffure is the first and most essential step to stardom.
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We're not sure where that's going to fit into their Iberian-Mediterranean-accented repertoire of dishes today, but it sure does smell good.
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Today the internet offers a seemingly infinite repertoire of readily available music, yet people tend to stick to songs that other people like.
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Kehagiaras has nixed garnishes from his repertoire, not just at Louie's, but at the other spots he manages, including Nopa, Nopalito, and Liholiho.
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In them, a maestro must work his magic with 100-or-so professionals who may have performed the standard repertoire dozens of times.
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Would-be celebrity sculptors could perhaps borrow some words of caution from Underwood's own repertoire: Maybe next time they'll think before they cheese.
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After the war it was Edith Piaf who encouraged him to write songs, and included several of his works in her concert repertoire.
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They tended to be made from a fixed repertoire of materials, the way poetry sequences are built around a cluster of repeated images.
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Finally pulling those chunky knits, corduroy jackets, and boots of all sorts out of storage and working them back into our regular repertoire.
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She continued to successfully mine the jazz repertoire without turning her back on the R&B-Soul music that made her a star.
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Plus, Good American will be expanding its repertoire to fulfill even more apparel needs as early as February 16 (the next scheduled drop).
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In addition to supplementing your repertoire for wedding season (or, you know, just Friday nights out), Conrad is rolling out two new categories.
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But it can also connect you to various smaller bots with a much more limited and focused repertoire: Alexa, call me an Uber.
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The group's repertoire was carefully chosen for the cause and included Michael Jackson's "Man in the Mirror" and Eric Clapton's "Change the World."
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Artist and Repertoire is not an easy watch; frequently so frank about Lavelle's unflattering failures that it's surprising he signed off on it.
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Part of the reason for his success in that game was his decision to re-incorporate the four-seam fastball into his repertoire.
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I started with desserts and pastries, but a year later I expanded my repertoire: Dr. Mr. or Ms., My name is Adam Shatz.
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If Pangaud's kitchen was a jazz band of many voices, Lameloise's was a symphony orchestra performing high-fidelity versions of the classic repertoire.
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"Look What You Made Me Do" may be a dissonant, useless track, but Swift has more than a few gems in her repertoire.
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On-demand contentSling TV's repertoire of on-demand content is bigger than FuboTV's, though perhaps not quite as exhaustive in the sports realm.
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The opening menu will feature 25 dishes, but Lee has amassed a repertoire of 90, with the intention of changing things up often.
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Their repertoire is rooted in church music, in which every interval can have meaning and harmony was once a matter for papal intervention.
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In "Conjurations" (2007-2009), she reimagined early trick photography to create pictures of levitation and other hackneyed staples of the popular magician's repertoire.
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Though she found the dish a little absurd at first, it went from being a curiosity to a part of her culinary repertoire.
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The performance showcased White's stunning repertoire but the tricks that won him the title were the 1440s at the beginning of his set.
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Brian Asawa, one of the world's foremost countertenors, whose repertoire ran from the Renaissance to Rorem, died on Monday in Mission Hills, Calif.
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So if silicon, metal and complex circuitry were to generate an emotional repertoire equal to that of humans, why should I make distinctions?
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Babina has explored the intersection of architecture with other art forms, like music and film, and Archiwriter adds iconic authors to that repertoire.
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The Bey-hive—a notoriously tough crowd—may be adding a new emoji to their repertoire and it's got your picture on it.
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"We all have our own coping resources and repertoire and sometimes the stressors in our lives exceed our abilities to cope," she says.
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The list of musicians with whom she works includes the founders of bossa nova, which forms an essential part of her international repertoire.
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As the company grew, Mr. Mitchell gave up choreography and concentrated on putting together a wide-ranging repertoire of classics and contemporary work.
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Here Mr. Pérez revisits that repertoire with the drummer Terri Lyne Carrington, who appeared on the original recording, and the bassist Ben Street.
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But I just find it refreshing that we are in charge of organizations which have the possibility of playing everything in the repertoire.
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Except that I remembered, so clearly that it was agonizing, a time when throwing was the most natural action in my body's repertoire.
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On our second date, we lay awake on the cold cement in Joan of Arc Park until the birds began their morning repertoire.
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And yet Bach's DNA twists through the masterpieces of the quartet repertoire and profoundly shaped works by composers including Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Bartok.
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The group's repertoire centers on original arrangements of songs from contemporary hip-hop and R&B radio: Drake, Kendrick Lamar and the like.
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Here they will revisit Parker's repertoire with a quintet featuring David Kikoski on piano, Yasushi Nakamura on bass and Carl Allen on drums.
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John Coltrane would have turned 91 on this date; for this program, titled "Coltrane Night," two bands perform from the saxophone giant's repertoire.
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ANONYMOUS The first thing to recognize is that your grandmother may have a limited repertoire for showing you how much she loves you.
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If so, it might also be time to investigate some rarely heard symphonic repertoire by other improvising composers, such as James P. Johnson.
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She updated her repertoire with songs by younger composers like Charles Aznavour, Léo Ferré and Gilbert Bécaud, but her records failed to sell.
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I was an A&R (artists and repertoire) guy, which is one of the reasons why I think we had this additional chemistry.
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Our whole life had been dedicated to this one person, and now we had this massive repertoire and no vision of the future.
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"What's great is he is approaching the Met repertoire like a big meal," Peter Gelb, the company's general manager, said in an interview.
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She also sang from the mezzo repertoire with leading orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic and the London, Boston, Cleveland and Detroit symphonies.
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And I think that certainly helps, rather than if this would be my debut with the orchestra, plus a debut with the repertoire.
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"Cyrano" fell out of the repertoire; Mr. Alagna said that he fell in love with it after coming across the score in Switzerland.
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I was an A&R (artists and repertoire) guy, which is one of the reasons why I think we had this additional chemistry.
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Practicing this joke so you can incorporate it into your repertoire will eat up a couple of minutes of your abundant free time.
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In playing with Thompson, they were learning to play with one another, and in reading his human songbook they established their own repertoire.
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If anal play is part of your masturbation repertoire, be aware that hemorrhoids are common during pregnancy and can make anal penetration uncomfortable.
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I only had three songs in my repertoire after that, but weeks after I got started I got signed to Universal Music publishing.
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What is especially odd is that there is no doubt this conductor can live up to his glowing reputation in the standard repertoire.
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Lund had been a popular lieder singer in Europe between the two World Wars, with a repertoire of folk songs in many languages.
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Fox augments that repertoire, while bringing a roster of talent into the company, including TV executives Peter Rice, Dana Walden and John Landgraf.
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Another pianist in a striking lineup assembled by the Peoples' Symphony this season, Biss plays core repertoire by Haydn, Beethoven, Mozart and Schumann.
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And it remains intact on "Life" — a classic of Dr. John's repertoire — which Mr. Moore renders with the vibe of an ambitious party.
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November has Zubin Mehta, decent in this repertoire, taking on Mahler's Third with the dark-toned Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, one of three concerts.
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"My repertoire does not include sparring publicly with the president of the United States," Mr. Risch told the Idaho Press newspaper last month.
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The New York Philharmonic's artist in residence gives a recital that provides an insight into how this superb musician's mind works: There's straight down-the-line core repertoire, notably Beethoven's "Tempest" Sonata and late Schubert, but also repertoire that few other pianists shine a light on, including Nielsen, several short pieces by Sibelius and "Idyll and Abyss," by Jörg Widmann.
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