In reality, things have been rougher on nonwhites and rougher on younger cohorts.
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It's much more heightened, much more exciting, and feels a lot rougher even when it isn't physically rougher.
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As they go through their practice moves, she gets rougher and rougher as the world flashes and spins around her.
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Also, its hardshell adds some extra durability for rougher journeys.
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But, if you like rougher penetration, then glass is great.
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But over the years, Fort McMurray smoothed its rougher edges.
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They're being rougher on vapers than they are on cigarettes.
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The rougher the seas, the more the condensate will dissolve.
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These rougher penises, then, are thought to have less feeling.
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It turns out rougher than Mary, who is 16, anticipated.
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In the years that followed, Athens became a rougher place.
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But the show's likability carries it through its rougher patches.
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Day began abusing alcohol and hanging with a rougher crowd.
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The new motors have a more controlled and rougher feel.
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It reinvigorates the previously pretentious with a rougher, cooler edge.
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They may get rougher after Quebec's election, scheduled for this October.
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Life was rougher, and because of that, it was also riskier.
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Ghosts has a lot faster songs and the recording is rougher.
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There's a rougher, grittier quality to your voice on this song.
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Like Biden, he seems rougher around the edges than most politicians.
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And in New York, that means rougher, dirtier, scarier at night.
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Beat Saber custom tracks are often rougher than their official counterparts.
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Other Google products had a rougher go of it this year.
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But it's also because Tracey has it rougher than her friend.
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A tough Democratic primary fight is only about to get rougher.
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National Highway 7 passes fewer trees and many rougher frontier farms.
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And it is better on rougher terrain than its Lamborghini stablemates.
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Plastic also tends to be rougher on your knives than wood.
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This album sounded pretty different from its predecessor, a lot rougher.
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It's not too early to prepare portfolios for rougher seas ahead.
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It used to be a rougher neighbourhood from what I understand.
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The hard shell will better insulate the laptop from rougher conditions.
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But this last year in American media has been rougher than most.
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Pregnancy and childbirth were rougher on my body than I was expecting.
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We've always tried to use computers to buff off our rougher edges.
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Though these are already rough, he thinks he can make them rougher.
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But in many countries, behind this system lies a quicker, rougher one.
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Some days are rougher than others and and I still feel stressed.
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Most studies suggest this is down to worse schools and rougher neighbourhoods.
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"Unity is a little rougher around the edges [than Gotham]," said Yost.
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My read: Trump's already-rocky presidency is headed to even rougher waters.
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Long afterward, the boy came back—coarser, taller, rougher in ungainly adolescence.
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Times got much rougher in the severe recession of 25 and 24.
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The rougher tykes may even be familiar with Johnson & Johnson's Band-Aids.
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But he and two of his brothers have had a rougher time.
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But the sexual contact became rougher, she told the police in May.
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Things went a little rougher for Ms. Han during the Dopey Challenge.
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It allows these shows to glaze over the rougher parts of the narrative.
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Go deeper: The wide Democratic field forces a bigger, longer, rougher 2020 race
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It was somewhat of a rougher ride for a couple companies like yours.
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And it may not be doing enough to prepare for a rougher future.
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Masculine sounds were always going to be hard stops, rougher edges, or shorter.
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Don't put too much effort into making this costume, the rougher, the better.
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The second half is going to be tough because of rougher earnings comparisons.
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Following a decadeslong drop in crime rates, Trump publicly urges rougher police tactics.
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It's been a rougher-than-usual several months for women speaking in public.
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At this stage, it's rougher going, but I can't predict what's gonna happen.
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But their sexual contact became rougher, she told the police, sometimes causing bleeding.
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"The dark is darker, the rough is rougher, everything seems sharp," McBride said.
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At dark political and social moments, we need better, rougher magic than this.
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My toes and my feet are a lot rougher since I've become a mom!
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Only Tunga's work is rougher, busier, tenser, baroque — in a positive and provocative sense.
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Abrams also took Ive's suggestion to make Kylo Ren's lightsaber "rougher [and] spitting sparks."
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Sure, Connery was more dangerous, rougher around the edges, deadlier with a Walther PPK.
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But the further north you go, the rougher the conditions get on the surface.
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Some is rougher though, with liberal use of words like "ramming" in the title.
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The rougher metal wheels help keep you from slipping around on your measurement surface.
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Not exactly — I'd argue that the Ari-Becca breakup of 2018 was much rougher.
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Of the two copies, Rocha opts to buy the rougher one, priced slightly lower.
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This experience is often even rougher for marginalized groups like queer and trans people.
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I've gotten faster, and — hopefully — some of my rougher narrative edges have been worn off.
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I rub and twist, rougher than is polite, but he doesn't ask me to stop.
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Paxton Lynch relieved Wilson and had a much rougher outing than his opener against Denver.
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That is why older people's hair tends to look a little rougher and less smooth.
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Akihito may have a rougher time, having been focused entirely on his job, they added.
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Like Spencer, Coach Baker went to Crenshaw High School in the rougher part of town.
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It "depends on what the situation is — sometimes you have to be rougher," he said.
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But the market ructions of the past couple of weeks point to rougher weather ahead.
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She had spent years between various jobs, backpacking around the rougher parts of the world.
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The stock has also had a rougher ride than its peers since the financial crisis.
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That said, there is another, rougher methodology for assessing who works at headquarters: job postings.
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"Materials that restrain and feel rougher and tighter can help set the scene," says Zoe.
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And being dropped as a model for a popular brand has to be even rougher.
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So here in 2018, my "companions" looked maybe a little rougher or worse for wear.
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He said that politics was "a much rougher game than football" and also more exciting.
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He's a rougher character who likes his own cat, a specimen of a rare breed.
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I had a cousin, he was rougher than I and even more of a daredevil.
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It helps when things are bit rougher, since you're used to reining in your spending.
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Never has the liquor — tequila's smokier, rougher parent spirit — been more visible, plentiful or popular.
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Some of its rougher and more frustrating edges are rounded off, but fundamentally the same game.
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If you want to get a bit rougher with it, throw on something upbeat and fast.
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As Xi Jinping, China's president, consolidates his grip on power, these seem to be getting rougher.
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Few tech companies have had a rougher go of it in this past year than Twitter.
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The specials are sometimes a lot more minimalistic and rougher than the stuff we usually play.
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One time, we were hanging out in a rougher part of town, painting on some trains.
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The cutting down to size for small devices, Amazon claims, leaves rougher edges and weak spots.
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It could protect our real face from needless exposure to the rougher sides of the web.
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I did find its slim wheels and lack of shock absorption quite jarring on rougher roads.
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Buckle up, folks: This ride will get much rougher before it finally comes to an end.
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The world team on aggregate have less structured shots and rougher handles than their American counterparts.
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Box, which went public, has had a rougher road, probably because they don't make money. Sure.
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At this important time, some candidates did well, while others … well, they had a rougher night.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has encouraged police officers to be rougher on suspects they arrest.
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Previously, Kitty Hawk completed about 1,200 rides in a rougher-looking prototype it publicized last spring.
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"Dumbo" could have a bit of a rougher take off since its reviews have been mixed.
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"The rougher the scarp, the more likely it is to generate multiple rockfalls," Mr. Morgan said.
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I can work on many at the same time and they are faster and rougher, crude almost.
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The compression is a little rougher here too, which helps with file sizes but not image quality.
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She is betting that getting close to Mr Trump may help smooth some of his rougher edges.
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"It was a lot rougher than I had expected," says Defiant head coach Beom-joon "Bishop" Lee.
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Seven years before that, Damien Chazelle made another musical — a much quieter, rougher, and less expensive one.
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Mr. Goldblum has done very well since then; mantras, alas, have had a rougher go of it.
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This means rougher language, sexier costumes and the occasional scene of levitating sex or telekinetically removed clothing.
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Pure Cycles Drop Bar Road Bike — $339.15 See Details Looking to take your adventures to rougher terrains?
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In troubled areas, Germany's constitutionally mandated system of fiscal transfers across states can smooth globalisation's rougher edges.
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It's an incredibly slippery mouse, lacking the rougher surfaces that you'll often find on high-end mice.
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He's laughing it off now, but Clyff told us his adolescence was rougher than the average kid.
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Also, we have two Reboots, both taped pre-surgery, in case you're wondering why Grierson sounds rougher.
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Diego Gambetta, a sociologist, says women make rougher inmates because they take longer to establish a hierarchy.
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But Trump had a rougher sense of the medium's power: he knew that numbers were what counted.
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"The more voices you have singing their own melody, the rougher it is to get a chorus."
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Poor castrated Theon's had it rougher over time than just about anybody else bivouacked within Castle Stark.
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Between songs, we hear Malcolm X intone that no one has had it rougher than they have.
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It is also rougher to set up and get accustomed to than products like smartphones and tablets.
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They're rougher around the edges at times, but that suits the sound of Galcher's low-key cool.
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There's the physical thing: He's heavier-set these days, and definitely a lot rougher around the edges.
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Both were bland, underdeveloped films that could have benefited from a rougher edge and a tougher sensibility.
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The comedown is way rougher when your identity's been shred and put back together polygon by polygon:
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Undoubtedly, Cohen, who spent three and a half years in prison for fraud, is the rougher character.
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There is no consensus, either, on whether the girls who are using headgear are playing any rougher.
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After a while, Jones's father left KJLH and the family moved to a rougher part of Lynwood.
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For starters, I try to factor in that some people are rougher around the edges than others.
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Nobody thought this team would vie for a championship, but the road has been rougher than expected.
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The United States' trade dialogue with China, on the other hand, is heading toward a rougher patch.
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But hairs are rougher than this—and accounting for the roughness can be too difficult from far away.
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Rougher seas will produce greater distortion in the reflected signal, which can be used to measure wind speeds.
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Attack the Block garnered similar comparisons, too, even though it came with a rougher, less moppet-friendly edge.
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"Over the year, it became rougher waters," CEO Ben Rubin wrote in an email to investors last month.
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Instead of looking rougher, presented in its original form, Wally Wood's work looks even more slick and refined.
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There's this winking drama to the whole thing, like a slightly rougher around the edges Randy Newman ballad.
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"It's utterly necessary that our leaders use their power and influence to make the road smoother, not rougher."
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The map is much rougher for Democrats, 10 of whom are running for reelection in states Trump won.
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However it happens, the sheer laws of political gravity suggest that Sanders is in for rougher months ahead.
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But as autumn brings rougher seas, the land route through the Balkans may see a revival of activity.
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Even Adam Ant was a bit of a rougher crowd, but the Kennedys were from the Bay Area.
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But I thought, here she is moving into a rougher part of the world, let's do it differently.
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Something similar could be said of Davis, a pianist, though she's of a quite different, slightly rougher temperament.
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These are journeypeople singing here, clergy folk and teachers, who have a rougher, rawer way with a tune.
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These are rough lessons in the book, but they are far rougher to see unfolding in real life.
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There's higher contrast; the clouds hang a bit lower; and even the joyful passages feel rougher, more affecting.
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And they say the unfinished, rougher style, for example in the bronze woman's hair, is not late Giambologna.
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Those who market the city seem eager to iron out the rougher right-wing edges of the place.
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The other option, which skips the steep uphill, is the Bisse de Sillonin — a bisse with rougher edges.
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She hit one snag in Boise, Idaho where the roads were much rougher than expected as winter neared.
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Again, those are people ... I grew up in a rougher area, it doesn't really bother me, the trolling.
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The music became more rural, rougher at the edges and more willing to flaunt a range of influences.
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It's Platoon's rougher, rawer, more aggressive, more caustic B-side — and of the two, it's the film I prefer.
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The brown switch appears much rougher to the naked eye, and Liu said that leads to an annoying scratchiness.
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The touchdown was previously delayed after scientists found the asteroid's surface to be rougher than they had initially anticipated.
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He avoided the Cock and Lion, too, and frequented instead the Admiral's Rest, which was farther away and rougher.
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"We Need Darkness" ends with sunny uplift, but along the way it dips into pungent dissonances and rougher textures.
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These come from his cousin, Denny The Real, a bear from the rougher side of The Hundred-Acre Wood.
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My fingernails prick the gap between the soft squish of my tongue and the rougher edges of my esophagus.
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Mr. Huntington's Instagrammed life looks rougher than those of his cohorts, and you'll see Mr. Kahn among his posts.
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Trust me, I know that you and your parents probably had it rougher than your daughter in many respects.
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I was surprised by how soft the blanket was, as I expected the weight to make it feel rougher.
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Masahiro Tanaka has a 3.80 E.R.A. since the trade deadline, even with a few rougher outings in that span.
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Masahiro Tanaka has a 3.80 E.R.A. since the trade deadline, even with a few rougher outings in that span.
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And some elements of the conservative movement's rougher edges, like the "alt-right," could not be entirely sanded down.
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Even when Toyota updated it shortly thereafter, the Tacoma was still rougher around the edges than the GM entries.
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So, as farmers struggle to keep their operations afloat, they're also trying to prepare for even rougher waters ahead.
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Rather than muting their personalities, these songwriters-slash-performers lend cred and rougher edges in addition to catchy choruses.
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One time, I was picking up my friend from her house—she lived on the rougher side of town.
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Then, as if disgusted, they rev back up into an even faster, rougher punk explosion before ending (how else?) abruptly.
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Next he tackles the rougher areas like feet, knees, elbows, and around the fingers with an aloe vera-based moisturizer.
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I switched to a school closer to the border, one that was a bit rougher than I was used to.
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It's just going to be a rougher, more circuitous ride than anyone had previously thought, or that it should be.
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Probably its best comparison point was Wired, but it felt a bit rougher around the edges, in a good way.
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"Investing in markets on the rise is easy," but navigating rougher periods is how "advisors earn their keep," he said.
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He started bookkeeping for local businesses, including some of the rougher-edged outfits from his old neighborhood in the Bronx.
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In Mexico, his rougher edges seemed sanded down as he offered flattery and solicitousness in place of crudeness and brickbats.
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Conservatives and liberals in the new Congress seem eager to continue a campaign against the rougher edges of the internet.
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His voice was instantly recognizable: slow, rougher than the Nebraska-born Henry Fonda's and not as high, but similarly distinctive.
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In the later footage, you can definitely see the crowd becomes rougher—it's more boozy rock fans getting in fights.
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But — I'm speculating wildly here — it might also mean that iOS 13.0 could be an even rougher ride than usual.
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Last week in a speech to police officers in Long Island, Mr. Trump told them to be rougher with suspects.
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More is demanded, particularly when white clients have racially stereotyped fantasies, insisting on rougher sex, S&M, slapping, role-play.
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Fonda got a rougher interview from Kelly than Russian strongman Vladimir Putin did during Kelly's short-lived summer news magazine.
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Zelfira Tregulova, director general of the Tretyakov, said the incident was a result of art exhibitions attracting a rougher clientele.
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The photographs in Star Montana's show at Beta Main contain the beauty of Los Angeles without hiding its rougher edges.
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In fact, people who like horror are the ones who, when they were in school, had a rougher time or whatever.
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The market is rough, and seems to be getting rougher and there wasn't a single tech IPO in all of January.
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The mask dried in about 15 minutes, but didn't get uncomfortably tight or feel any rougher the longer I wore it.
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It would be perverse for Brussels to limit the scale of Europe's defence ambitions just as the neighbourhood is getting rougher.
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You walked a fine line between highlighting his canonical work and influence but also investigating areas that were a little rougher.
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My whole experience would have been a lot rougher because I was so anxious of being with my son in public.
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Scoops with serrated teeth tend to create a rougher edge, and those little shredded pieces start to ferment and spoil first.
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The Sisyphean poignancy to this book gives it a heft that "Bernadette" lacked, even if it's also rougher around the edges.
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Nashville is in rougher shape with several players potentially on the sidelines; key defenseman Roman Josi is hobbled but should play.
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There will be more scandals, maybe even an impeachment, which would be even rougher on Trump, not to mention the country.
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For me, my creation of my cartoon is always been a little bit more tougher and rougher and a little bitchier.
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Agreeing upon a safe word with your partner is an important step to trying rougher sex, BDSM, or any other kink.
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"It's much easier to do character makeup on males," because the rougher texture of their skin makes application easier, he said.
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On weekends, Orwasher's makes an old-school kornbroyt, a slow-risen, rougher-textured bread with more of the whole rye grain.
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While most economic data has remained strong, there are some rumblings that 218 may be quite a bit rougher than 2018.
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The neighborhood had a rougher image then, and the Co-ops were coming out of financial distress, with apartments going vacant.
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The series doesn't skirt around these truths; instead, each photograph contains the beauty of the city without hiding its rougher edges.
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Also adding to worries are signs that inflation expectations are slipping, and that the U.S.-China trade dispute has hit rougher waters.
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August Flentje, the attorney defending Mr Trump's plans, had the rougher stint before the judges, William Canby, Richard Clifton and Michelle Friedland.
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In that song, the hero has been "rougher than timber" for as long as he can remember, and his "wickedness" is renowned.
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Conversely, darker regions in the scattering map tend to reflect sunlight back toward the sun, probably because they have a rougher texture.
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Abrams said that Ive told him he "would love to see a lightsaber that is rougher, spitting sparks," before the 2015 film.
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Pretty much everyone on Game of Thrones has had a miserable life, but few have had a rougher time than Sansa Stark.
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While the outside of the pad is made of a rougher material to pick up and hold dirt, the inside is absorbent.
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And though his voice wasn't as singular, Julian in "The Julian Chapter" was often persuasively rougher and self-congratulating than sweet Auggie.
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After a couple of days, my skin felt rougher, and small flecks of salt started collecting in the cracks of my knuckles.
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But even rougher still is losing to an unranked opponent on your home floor after paying that team to play the game.
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From Tlapa, the road gets higher and rougher as the sun sets, eventually becoming a narrow, winding track of mud and stones.
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This raised local concerns, particularly because the Bight's waters are deeper, rougher and more remote than those of the Gulf of Mexico.
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A coastguard spokesman in Tripoli said no migrant boats had been intercepted over the past two days, with rougher seas preventing patrols.
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He also very much prefers Socceroof's synthetic fields to basketball gyms, which are rougher on the knees when you fall, he explained.
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In the American West, Chile or Paris, Berlin's autobiographical characters reach for pleasure and connection even as they navigate life's rougher corners.
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Police chiefs distanced themselves from Trump's public call for rougher treatment of criminal suspects; the White House said the president was joking.
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One gold miner, Hanna Hurst, described her harassment at work as rougher than any she endured serving in the military in Iraq.
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I tell friends who treat their wives magnificently, get treated like crap in return, "Be rougher and you'll see a different relationship."
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When people think of '583s singers, they tend to gravitate first to rougher rock icons like Mick Jagger or Sid and Nancy.
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Yes, even rougher than it has been for most everyone else on Wall Street (though a few energy companies might dispute that claim).
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The song's rougher around the edges, obviously, but still glistens with Whitney's signature soul-jazz guitar licks and Kenny Loggins-inspired vocal performances.
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Scientists can tell that rock becomes significantly rougher and denser at this spot, but it's difficult to get a read of the topography.
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Harbour looks like he could be a good replacement for a rougher, gorier, and scarier Hellboy, sharing Perlman's burly physicality and gravelly voice.
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Within a similar musical template, Igor is rougher: more menacing synthesizer loops and Tyler's gruff, percussive flow are at the musical center again.
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Before this sweet scene, it was a rougher-than-usual episode for the two sisters who never really got along (read: at all).
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That's something that I think I've always done, and with Elektra I almost feel I'm playing a rougher, more primitive version of myself.
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The subsequent three years would be devoted to creating rougher sequences of one species from each of the 150,000 or so eukaryotic genera.
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When applied to a brushed stainless steel surface, those particles in the coating settle and create deeper ridges and an overall rougher finish.
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As a kid, he grew up in a different area than his brothers and learned a rougher style of play with older players.
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"While the growth-positive aspects of the Trump agenda have hit rougher air, the growth-negative aspects also look less concerning," Hatzius said.
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We knew 2016 would be a bumpy transition to a new normal, but the year has had a rougher start than we anticipated.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders later told reporters that Trump was joking when he said police should be rougher on suspects.
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But once free, the disconnect between his literary persona and the smaller, simpler, and rougher man was too large a chasm to overcome.
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The sea has been made much rougher by a growing sexual harassment scandal that led to the resignation of defense minister Michael Fallon.
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The closely watched federal government report on September job creation might have been muddled by the rougher-than-expected hurricane season, Cramer said.
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Neither of us is much for plot or "production value," and I look for rougher sex and definitely more BDSM than he does.
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Mr. Lage seeks communion freely and easily; his playing is elegant and refined, but he's also happy in the company of rougher improvisers.
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With its abandoned buildings, long-neglected waterfront and larger minority communities, it was seen as a rougher place and more risky for investment.
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Notably, about half the structure had its shiny, glossy outer finish, while the rest remained rougher looking – something which would change by morning.
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This is rougher, closer to the earth, with a more foreboding quality to it, only enhanced by the brooding rock on the soundtrack.
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He recalled his mother being worried about him leading up to her death, and Stamos added that things got rougher after she passed away.
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The game has a 45 out of 100 on its critic score on Metacritic and an even rougher 35 percent approval rating among players.
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Through the whole game and amidst these rougher conversations and developments is some of the best dialogue writing in the history of video games.
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Its We Got the Beet flavor is tart with lemon juice and much rougher on the tongue than the suave purées she'd given me.
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For example, it can raise the car's height when driving over rougher terrain, or through snow, and then lower the height for better handling.
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But the endorsement allowed her to push back on the rougher aspects of Mr. Trump's speech about her time as secretary of state. Mrs.
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Therefore, it could be that rapid facial mimicry signals a readiness to transition into rougher play and thereby functions to regulate playful social interactions.
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On Tuesday morning, the menu for Muskogee High School in Muskogee, Oklahoma gave students a choice between a "Rougher Muffin" or cereal and apricots.
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This is what the recording technology of the time produced, a digital but still rougher feel than the pristine crispness we're capable of today.
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She immersed herself in the rougher precincts of American life for months at a time, portraying their denizens as noble but not necessarily heroic.
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A gravel-voiced rapper with a barklike delivery, he quickly honed a signature approach that recalled the rougher New York rap of the 1990s.
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Activists and artists of their generation had to develop much harsher, darker senses of humor as calluses against the much rougher struggles they endured.
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Not that it doesn&apost happen, but it&aposs very tough to operate stores in inner cities or in some of these rougher neighborhoods.
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His longtime love, though, turned out to be Drucilla (Victoria Rowell), Olivia's outspoken sister, who was also lovely but decidedly rougher around the edges.
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The lycans, in contrast, are low-born and rougher in nature, and they resent the vampires not only as a species but as a class.
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Raised in the Bronx, the 31-year-old has published two books including Underneath It All, in which she describes rougher moments from her childhood.
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Many of those who, like Smokes, chose the rougher path either lost their lives or, like Smash are locked up in prison and therefore invisible.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump had a little rougher Sunday morning, after he inexplicably failed to denounce remarks of support from ex-KKK grand wizard David Duke.
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In "Keanu," once Rell and Clarence start hanging with Cheddar's group, they swap their everyday speech ("good English") for tougher, rougher talk and haphazard grammar.
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Because silicone and other materials tend to be a bit rougher on the throat tissues, givers may experience some mild discomfort, irritation, or tenderness afterward.
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Kids from rougher areas than me who moved schools to find themselves a fish out of water, being welcomed to the south-eastern Suburbs, bitch.
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But nobody settles into their career without a mishap or two along the way, and some travel a much rougher road to truly get going.
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Bookworms (who you really should be paying attention to) stayed on the rougher side of his repertoire, which fit in well with the evening's proceedings.
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In rougher spots like West Brighton, New Brighton, or Port Richmond, the police presence is high, and the chances of getting pulled over even higher.
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Their marriage was unhappy before, and now it passes through an even rougher patch on the way to a charming and not altogether surprising transformation.
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Mr. Ashkenazi, also new to politics, has a rougher warrior image as a former commander of the Golani Brigade, a macho front-line combat unit.
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The streaming model lets people try lots of games until they find some they enjoy, but the games tend to be superficial with rougher graphics.
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But at Next Century, which opens on Thursday, the rougher edges of Century 221 have been sanded away, the better to lure a new generation.
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But what strained our abilities was not our patients' medical complexity, but their social problems: They were poorer, less educated, more isolated, from rougher neighborhoods.
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The hieratic manner and pale color scheme recall Puvis de Chavannes, yet the imagery is rougher and starker, hinting at the interior desolation of Expressionism.
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It was followed by thousands of comments questioning Ms. Trump's commitment to the populist causes that propelled her rougher-hewn father to the White House.
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Maney has it rougher, living in a shack on foreclosed land with his daughter and her family, with no job and a taste for liquor.
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"We were going from the airport to the hotel, and we drove through what looked like a rougher neighborhood," the magazine quoted Cohen as sayin.
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At their best and most liberal, welfare states cushion people from the rougher edges of capitalism while still putting a distinctive liberal stress on individual responsibility.
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As gamma increases, the surface gets rougher—with higher peaks and lower valleys—and random growth on that surface similarly takes on a less orderly form.
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Bankroll Fresh was born and raised in Zone 3 on the West Side, one of the rougher neighborhoods in a city defined by police patrol zones.
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It's not hard to read Charles' journey in The Edge as analogous to its author's: the library-dwelling intellectual using his wits to brave rougher elements.
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In Riverdale, Veronica's now the daughter of a criminal involved with Ponzi schemes, and Betty and Archie have a much rougher relationship than meets the eye.
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Honestly, it's basically the same as Tweetbot featurewise, although the UI is a little rougher around the edges than the more slick interface of its competitor.
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Once the egg is formed, the surface of the chocolate is rubbed to create a rougher finish so the edible pearlised spray sticks to the egg.
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The sex they'd had was rough, or at least rougher than usual, enough for Poke to feel like he had it in him to say something.
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But she told police that she had doubts about her identification of Jones because the man who raped her was taller and had a rougher voice.
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Losing to an unranked opponent right after being voted the top team in the country is rough, and doing so on your home floor is rougher.
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But even setting these most moonshot-y visions aside, the reality of current VR hardware and software isn't even meeting rougher-and-readier early adopter expectations.
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While a throwback to LucasArts-era adventure games in tone, design, and aesthetic, it smartly used hindsight to smooth out some of the genre's rougher edges.
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His debut project Renaissance Boy effortlessly showcases these elements through spacey instrumentals while providing an an alternative to the more prominent rougher sounds of the city.
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If you can believe it, New York starter Zack Wheeler had an even rougher night than Roark, giving up seven earned runs in only two innings.
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Lidia: I generally don't feel unsafe, but I'm more cautious when I'm in a rougher neighborhood or an isolated suburb where there aren't many people around.
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They almost always have a great sense of where a story needs to go emotionally, which can carry them through rougher patches in terms of plot.
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Like Desert Island Discs (but with rougher sound engineering), each episode consists of an interview with an artist, interspersed with passages from songs that she chooses.
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I knew that their next journeys were likely to be rougher than the seas we'd just passed, and that many of them would be turned back.
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Pablos: So now you could say, well, I don&apost want a lot of roughness on the skin, but I want the coat to feel rougher.
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He had fascinating stories about photographing John Lennon's body at the morgue, lifeless mobsters after a hit, and violent scenes from rougher times in Times Square.
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Last week, after the failure of health-care legislation he championed, the president stood before law enforcement officers and talked about rougher treatment for criminal suspects.
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"The Singapore economy is in for a rougher ride," Menon said in a speech that accompanied the release of the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) annual report.
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For Trump's global envoys explaining the new US leader has meant buffing the rougher edges of his pronouncements and turning them into cogent expressions of US policy.
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Leaving the office, all I felt was some rougher residue from the bonding material on the back of my teeth, which disappeared in a matter of days.
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Company engineers have beefed up the suspension and strengthened the chassis to cope with the heavier load and rougher forest roads that a logging truck will see.
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For those who miss the rougher edges that made trap music blow up in the first place, Jugg King is a welcome reminder of the genre's range.
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It's not clear exactly when or where this is: the ceiling looks a bit more modern than the rougher cell that she was in a moment ago.
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Travellers in the rougher parts of the world applaud wildly when a plane lands without crashing; more pampered types are enraged if the Wi-Fi is slow.
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Apart from bolstering acceptance of facts around climate science, Tillerson at State could take the rougher edges off of at least a few of Trump's climate policies.
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You can easily move outward from the inner circle and make sense of other kinds of gigantic, staggered drift, maybe rougher or more arcane or less quantifiable.
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There are many other students at places like Middlesex and Stanford who come from backgrounds like mine or from backgrounds substantially rougher than my relatively standard upbringing.
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In the background for companies weighing the timing of their IPO, is whether or not political rhetoric from U.S. presidential candidates could make for even rougher conditions.
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Then, switching back to his rougher extended-technique pitches, he once again sneaked in that liquid legato line of traditional notes, this time in a raspier style.
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She had delicate features and fair skin and straight dark brown hair cut in a neat page boy; I was rougher looking, tangle-haired and darker skinned.
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But since Jane had a rougher early childhood than Brontë, the author's experience at school would have been even "more terrifying, more overwhelming, more meaningless" than Jane's.
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Instead, green synthetic bristles cover the hill, aiming to provide the same friction as a freshly groomed slope (it might be a little rougher on the skin).
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President Trump's pick to be the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) chief scientist is on track to face one of the rougher confirmation battles of the administration.
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Mills also speculated that Shelton might have a rougher road given the speculation that she might be considered for the Fed chairmanship after Jerome Powell's term ends.
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In the background for companies weighing the timing of their IPO, is whether or not political rhetoric from U.S. presidential candidates could make for even rougher conditions.
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Noma's rougher, earthy stoneware that countless restaurants have since sought to copy, were done in collaboration with Aage and Kasper Würtz, father and son ceramicist team from Horsens.
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A decent showing from both men and a glimpse of Barao trying to improve, even if he got dragged into a rougher fight than his coaches planned to.
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Just because Pukie and Rhabdo are largely irrelevant to modern CrossFit, artifacts of a rougher early phase of the program's history, that doesn't mean they're dead, of course.
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Aaron Paul's Todd Chavez is a relic of the show's weirder, rougher first season, and it feels like Bob-Waksberg still hasn't figured out how to update him.
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The padding on the headband feels a bit lighter than what's on the 1000XM2300, and the plastic on the outside of the ear cups has a rougher texture.
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The documentary follows him through the course of a year, so we see that things get a bit rougher in the winter when everything is grey and brown.
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There are tranquil moments but also some rougher moments, some movement, so I think it's suited to traveling and thinking through things without any real goal or destination.
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According to Burke, Volpe and other officials went to Bedford to check out the StaRRcar test track, finding a system that was smaller and rougher than they'd expected.
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"I tell people, 'If you look back on high school as the high point of your life,'" you're one messed-up American, Mr. King said, using rougher language.
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But the road to that victory is a lot longer and rougher than the left has been telling itself, and the vaunted "blue wall" is a fairy tale.
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They've brought folding chairs but they stand in clusters, teasing one another and smoking and looking rougher than the folks you expect to see around the Hart Building.
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If he can be properly motivated and work out the rougher edges of his game he could be a perfect wing to go with Atlanta's terrific back court.
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Walking through the city centre's Palmerston Park, Gould – hooded and dressed all in black – guns straight for the rougher end of town, to legendary local venue The Joiners.
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But on the episode, hosted by the "Girls Trip" star Tiffany Haddish and featuring the musical guest Taylor Swift, some of the accused got rougher treatment than others.
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For the most part, though, season nine was a production that smoothed the show's rougher edges to make it a slicker version of what it used to be.
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Active throughout the winter, cottontails prefer to feed on green leafy plants in summer, but they resort to twigs, vines and other rougher fare as the seasons change.
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While this looks really nice, it's important to note that the material isn't as durable as a rougher leather, so you'll want to be gentle with these shoes.
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Since then, Charles Koch now leads the network after his brother David stepped down due to health reasons, and his already-rocky relationship with Trump has grown rougher.
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I begged for it harder and rougher, and she responded—everything informed by the many in-depth conversations we had about our boundaries, desires, and safe words beforehand.
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But even by those measures, the North Koreans are having a rough time, and it has gotten a lot rougher since the United States accelerated its sabotage program.
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A refugee, a descendant of war, a fatherless man living between two nations, surely his poems should indulge in the "rougher memories" that must comprise his actual life.
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It also doesn't offer the ability to swap out texture sheets, which lets artists customize the tablet surface feel, depending on if they like a smoother or rougher texture.
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Philippe Dauman, the boss of Viacom, the troubled other piece of Mr. Redstone's $40 billion empire, may have a rougher time securing the same two-handed grip on power.
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He compared it to how the James Bond franchise, which "had a winning formula," needed an update and came up with a "rougher, more personable" Bond with Daniel Craig.
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When contemplating the rougher parts of the world, Europe's secular and religious human-rights advocates find it relatively easy, at least some of the time, to make common cause.
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But this possibility, which it said would leave Europe's distillate-focused refineries most exposed, does not portend a rougher ride for margins, thanks to the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
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But with the clock ticking down and his numbers ticking up, Sanders can expect rougher treatment in Sunday's debate and will have to decide how hard to hit back.
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This article originally appeared on Free CA. If you thought 2018 was tough on renters, 83 is shaping up to be even rougher in some parts of the country.
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But it took more than a few months to make terms with a woman who knew her way around some of the rougher spots in the San Joaquin Valley.
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Goop, home of all things wellness, used scrawling, partially connected lettering for the cover line of its third magazine issue — a rougher, less expected cousin of the bridesmaid font.
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Pip's sound resonates well with the slightly Britpop-reminiscent feel of the wave of ascendant guitar bands here in the UK, calling back to the rougher edges of Blur.
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You begin to see how Chareau's designs oscillate between lightening and refining familiar styles, like Art Deco, with subtle angles and pinches and works of rougher, more forceful originality.
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Further, Jim Paulson of Leuthold Group calculates that Septembers have been rougher when preceded by below-average six-month equity returns and declining bond yields (both the case now).
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In previous seasons, we've seen Carrie living in polished, almost antiseptic apartments, but her move to Brooklyn called for a place that was a little rougher around the edges.
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He explained that while the production of whiskey is a fairly straightforward—if lengthy—process, rye is a stickier, rougher grain that can do a number on distillery machinery.
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It would have a rougher passage in the next Congress, especially if the Democrats, who get support from trade unions and are not fond of the president, win either house.
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Aunt Charlie's LoungeAunt Charlie'sis smack dab in the middle of smack town basically, in a rougher corner of the Tenderloin, and has been a hub for drag since the 80s.
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These days, we don't need to look very far to see that the New Man's gentler, more reflective feminist image can conceal the apparitions of a rougher, more thoughtless masculinity.
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Down to brass tacks, this is a rougher linen than the material that festooned sultry backyard soirées, but still a good bit lighter than your rugged curtains or duvet covers.
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The U.S. auto industry saw record sales in 2015, but a flat December may portend a rougher road ahead, said Mike Jackson, the leader of the nation's largest dealer chain.
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Where grime represented the rougher, "edgier" side of the country with its sparse production and clash-ready lyrics, Skinner gave detail to the minutiae of another side to being British.
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That seems fine, assuming that the Rougher Muffin is named for the school's mascot—an aggressive, steroidal bulldog—and not for its texture going in or out of your body.
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With irregular surfaces and amorphous shapes, his richly layered pieces in unorthodox combinations (bronze and trash, cement cast into vinyl) are as cocky as Memphis, but rougher and less refined.
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It was a rough week for United Airlines, and a rougher week for David Dao, the 69-year-old passenger who was dragged off a flight last Sunday in Chicago.
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Ms. Bergquist said Joshua began hanging out with what she described as a "rougher" group of friends after graduating, so she sent him to Texas to live with her parents.
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In hopes of shortening the trip to New York and avoiding rougher seas near the Florida Keys, Hornblower sent Hull 200 on the Okeechobee Waterway, which cuts across the peninsula.
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Zang could have easily scrawled his message on a blue canvas, but maybe given the hasty impression that a blue tarp indicates, he chose to work with the rougher material instead.
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Ben Carson, who wants to be the next head of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, had a rougher time because Senate Democrats worry he doesn't have any government experience.
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For instance, the steadicam in Atlas's Locale pans and zooms with the controlled quality of a dancer; not the ease of a machine, nor the shaky handheld movements of something rougher.
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It's been a rough time for her, made all the rougher by the mean girls who mock her for not fitting in and the teachers who scold her for acting out.
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It's a business made all the rougher by state and local regulators and lawmakers who've been in the pockets of entrenched providers like Comcast for the better part of a generation.
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Then there is a belief on Wall Street that a President Trump would end up being no more than a rougher-edged version of Mitt Romney when it comes to policy.
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Life is a lot rougher for users who may be solely relying on the Tesla app to unlock or start their car and don't have app access to do either currently.
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The man accused of stealing Frances McDormand's Oscar is looking way rougher around the edges than he did on Oscar night -- he made his first court appearance Wednesday, pleading not guilty.
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At the beginning of the 2010s, Chicago hip-hop had a breakthrough moment thanks to the drill music movement, a far colder, rougher strain of hip-hop than Juice WRLD makes.
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You really do feel the affection that Vallelonga felt for his dad emanating from this movie, which carries it through some of its rougher patches while also creating entirely different problems.
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There is, as in London, a waterway dividing the city, and it is the northern territory above Dublin's River Liffey that has traditionally been seen as the rougher side of town.
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O'Neil's graphic precision rendering animals and nature contrasts with the rougher style of the goofy characters who populate the landscapes and the terrifying content, resulting in a sense of visual tension.
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Metal Shark, a shipyard in Louisiana, is building some ferries with deeper hulls and larger engines to manage the rougher waters near the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge between Staten Island and Brooklyn.
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The chopsticks were rougher than I would have liked, making me worried I'd get a splinter while eating; the chopstick rest was functional but not any better than others I've used.
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Those with the least hope of staying in Europe are housed in rougher camps, like one in Oinofyta, an industrial area in central Greece that is home to about 550 Afghans.
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But writers who suggest that black people are relatively more likely to be stupid are likely to have a much rougher time of it than in the 1990s or the aughts.
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Pop Quiz If, as Shakespeare informs us in "A Midsummer Night's Dream," the course of true love never did run smooth, often that road seems even rougher in literature than in life.
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For rougher types of work environments, the Galaxy Tab Active Pro could be a good tool to use on the job without having to worry as much about potentially damaging the device.
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With the Double 2, they introduced lateral stability, which basically allows the telescoping stem and mount to remain vertical even as the robot is rolling over obstacles like wires and rougher terrain.
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But they also turned the daily battles to hold onto the space itself into the central focus, letting other organizing work slide as protesters faced rougher arrests, stiffer fines, and jail time.
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And when it does, "it tends to be a rougher season," said Susan Donelan, medical director and assistant professor of infectious disease at Stony Brook University's School of Medicine, in an interview.
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Broad Band: The Untold Story of the Women Who Made the Internet, a new book from journalist and musician Claire L. Evans, offers a rougher and more complicated version of the past.
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Jones, a consummately generous performer, softens Emily's rougher edges, but I wish that Silverman had found a way for her to serve as more than a mere foil to these bickering men.
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Be careful not to use really hot water, though, as Mayo Clinic warns that this may strip essential oils from your face, leading to a rougher shave and proneness to acne.2.
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Millon is afraid that increased headgear use may set off a slippery slope of rougher play, which could eventually lead to arm, shoulder and chest padding — equipment already worn in boys' lacrosse.
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Not only that, the homemade versions of hand sanitizer tend to be much harsher than store bought versions, which can be rougher on the skin and make it more vulnerable to infection.
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Mr. Trump's caustic approach to politics has increasingly been echoed through the rest of the political food chain, in effect giving license to other politicians who no longer hide their rougher edges.
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They combine the rougher cell structure of the Tempur-ES material to provide that soft, squishy feel, plus the more advanced cell structure of the Tempur-APR+ material for max pressure relief.
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But part of the subtext of CPAC this year has been how conservative leaders are trying to smooth out the rougher edges of their movement, not all of which involve Mr. Trump.
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But besides that button on the front, and a rougher surface on the back that prevents slippage, it's very similar to the P9, which is in turn very similar to the P8.
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To its credit, this new retelling of Jack London's classic novel tries to adhere to the bones of the book, while taking significant liberties to soften its rougher, more culturally insensitive edges.
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The Boy Scouts of America condemned Mr. Trump's speech to its national jamboree as overly political and apologized to scouts, while some police organizations repudiated his call to be rougher on suspects.
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The Trump administration has simply had a much rougher time of it so far, but now there is something of a light at the end of this particular tunnel for this administration.
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The sequel is coming out next year as a PlayStation 4 exclusive (with a PC release, like the first game), and it should smooth over many of the original game's rougher edges.
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Constitución in Buenos Aires, Argentina The barrio of Constitución is rougher and less visually appealing than some of its neighboring neighborhoods, like San Telmo and San Cristóbal, but it saw 125% growth.
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"In the room of ultimate political insiders, Klobuchar's jokes landed well and some of the rougher edges of her reputation were smoothed over," former White House press secretary Joe Lockhart opined on CNN.
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There is a rounded lumpiness to Beck's whittled figure and bed frame, which reminded me of a slightly rougher version of the claymation characters, Wallace and Gromit, an eccentric inventor and his dog.
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Past deals that sailed through, such as Facebook's $18bn takeover of WhatsApp in 2014, or Microsoft's $24bn purchase of LinkedIn in 2016, would probably face a rougher ride from the antitrust police now.
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But for all its powerful moments and daring simply in bringing another black hero's story to the screen, Race could stand to be rougher around the edges, and more confrontational in its message.
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I started this experiment on a Sunday morning, and it was admittedly a bit rougher than usual because I had been at a wedding the night before and was now a bit hungover.
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On a streaming show, the suggestion of closure requires the suggestion of catharsis, and it turns out to be just what Kelley and Shapiro need to smooth out some of Goliath's rougher elements.
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Think about it: a man and a woman, both educated at elite schools, her poised but harried, him hailing from a rougher economic background and acting like a bull in a china shop.
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Vulnerability informs some of the album's rougher edges; he cycles through drug use, health issues, and past mistakes with what seems like more coherence than he's been able to muster on previous projects.
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At the time, R. Kelly was known as a protean pop auteur who'd produced the uplifting megahit "I Believe I Can Fly" — and also rougher R&B tracks filled with innuendo and raw sexuality.
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There is an existential moment in this conference call, Dara, where you talk about rougher or poor areas, inner city, they cannot afford -- the consumers can't afford, I'm quoting you, the increases in price.
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I've been on board with the MCU from the get-go, and have stayed there even through its rougher patches (cough Thor 2 cough) because of the way the larger Avengers arc has progressed.
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Cohen recounted other alleged conversations, including one he had with Trump in the late 2000s while the pair was traveling through a "rougher" neighborhood in Chicago to attend a Trump International Hotel board meeting.
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This aversion to normal politics gave Obama's story its cleanness and inspiration, while leaving the progress he achieved fragile and vulnerable to rougher practitioners with fewer qualms about the business they were all in.
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His illustrations for Don Quixote are rougher and less illusionistic—studying them, you're always conscious of their being works on paper, perfect for a novel about a man driven bonkers by his own library.
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And the elegance and simplicity of the work is fused with a rougher-edged knowledge of just how things are put together and how easily they can fall apart, or worse, simply fade away.
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A 40 percent drop in oil prices from October through December "may portend rougher times ahead" for exploration and production companies, according to Haynes & Boone's latest report on bankruptcies of North American energy producers.
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The band itself occupies that shadowy disputed territory at the intersection of black metal, post-rock, doom, and post-metal, and demonstrate a real mastery of the craft whilst keeping their rougher edges intact.
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This affecting exhibition, primarily of landscapes from the 2212s, shows that she was influenced by his pared-down style, but found her own way with richer colors, rougher textures, smaller size and greater emotional intensity.
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This affecting exhibition, primarily of landscapes from the 20353s, shows that she was influenced by his pared-down style, but found her own way with richer colors, rougher textures, smaller size and greater emotional intensity.
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This affecting exhibition, primarily of landscapes from the 1950s, shows that she was influenced by his pared-down style, but found her own way with richer colors, rougher textures, smaller size and greater emotional intensity.
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Another five miles or so west along the coast we came to another anchorage, which led to a rocky, rough beach filled with sea detritus, and an even rougher wash leading into the island's interior.
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That's both because of Snapchat's growth and the company's philosophy of sharing rougher, on-the-spot images and videos not designed for posterity — in other words, content that won't live on in Facebook's collective memory.
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Women who lose elections at many levels often have a rougher landing than men, according to Adrienne Kimmell, who has overseen research into women and politics as executive director of the Barbara Lee Family Foundation.
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He sometimes likes to throw his clean articulation into contrast with rougher musical surroundings; on "Little Big," an album due this fall, he's working with a saw-toothed, electrified quartet, and benefiting from the friction.
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Growing up in the rougher areas of the Netherlands, director Sam De Jong had seen firsthand a similar struggle with poverty, and his personal experience inspired him to write the first drafts of the film.
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Mr. Waldman drew a line from the pardon to Mr. Trump's statements last month to police officers on Long Island in which he appeared to encourage local law enforcement officials to give suspects rougher treatment.
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But Ryan, who was born in Ohio and moved to North Carolina with his family when he was about 6, said he learned a lot from his father along the rougher road that he took.
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The great Roberto Duran combined a scientific boxing style with a rougher edge which saw him happily beat a man over the head with the same punch again and again until an adjustment was made.
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In the realm of voting rights, the focus is on creating new ways to suppress the vote rather than protect it, while police officers are being told that they should be rougher on those they arrest.
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Many of the world's biggest artist's put out the best work of their careers, legends blessing us with swan-songs that make saying goodbye even rougher and fresh acts achieving household name status in record speed.
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"The negative update on UK retail (Npower) raises a number of questions on the ability of the company to weather even rougher storms such as the proposed... price cap," Deepa Venkateswaran, senior analyst at Bernstein, wrote.
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He positions his story at a time when old-school stars like Rick were losing their foothold on the movies as golden-era Hollywood gave way to the rougher, sometimes more daring films of the '70s.
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The path may have gotten rougher after Saturday, when his decision to repeatedly use the same lines fed into criticism that the senator relies almost exclusively on rehearsed talking points, rather than his accomplishments in office.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co on Wednesday joined rival General Motors Co in reporting higher-than-expected second-quarter profits, and in the next breath warning of a rougher ride for the rest of the year.
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But their most recent defeats, when they were without many of their senior players, have been rougher: 24-16 against the Blues and 40-22 against the Hurricanes, then 32-15 on Friday against the Crusaders.
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So please show me HackneyDoesn't have to be Louis V up on Bond StreetHere Swift is saying: you can keep your designer shops in affluent central London, show me the rougher, edgier side of the city.
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Behind the scenes, though, investigators immediately started searching for explanations in the darker, rougher world of spycraft and counterespionage, given that so many of the first reported cases involved intelligence workers posted to the U.S. embassy.
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The US still had the Ramones, the founders of pop-punk, and their 1978 album Road to Ruin upheld that title even as it edged away from the rougher sound of their previous three full-lengths.
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If you need only a few pieces, IKEA's 365+ line of plates and other china is even cheaper and also sold open-stock, but those pieces are heavier and a bit rougher in design and finish.
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"Bill would say that this has a lot to do with the fact that I grew up in Brooklyn at a time when New York was a little rougher," she says, contemplating her own sidewalk contemplations.
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I'd never heard quite the mimicry Ms. Jansen achieved: The piano's icy tone was met with its exact equal on the violin, and then the same echo effect a second later with a rougher, earthier sound.
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Several other Democratic senators have yet to announce their votes, but Schumer's early move signals that Trump's nominee may face a rougher-than-expected path to topping the 60-vote margin needed to break a filibuster.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump once told an interviewer that he advises his friends to "be rougher" with their wives, and that he sometimes goes "through the roof" when he comes home and dinner isn't ready.
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The road to success for the Venezuelan people — and others around the world who cherish freedom — is likely to be significantly rougher and longer than either those in the Venezuelan National Assembly or the White House thought.
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"One thing we are absolutely certain of is how much the recent pound stability belies the tension raging beneath the surface; things are only going to get rougher from here," he said in a note to clients.
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Lynch's appearance Tuesday came just a few days after FBI Director James Comey faced an even rougher reception before the House Oversight Committee for his decision not to recommend charges against Clinton, the former secretary of State.
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"Abalone have been harvested heavily in kelp beds, so now poachers try rougher areas or deeper and more exposed places," said Serge Raemaekers, a researcher from the University of Cape Town, who has studied the abalone trade.
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In the early years, he buffed their rougher edges, refined their harmonies and made songs like "Please, Please Me" and "A Hard Day's Night" perfect for both AM radio and the huge population of postwar baby-boom teenagers.
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It's big, rougher around the edges and only partially foldable (you can remove the legs and bend the rotor arms in), none of which is a problem for a drone designed to serve businesses as opposed to consumers.
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" During a celebration at the White House of the passage of a major tax overhaul, Trump said Scalise had a "rougher year than most of us," adding, "But -- that's a hell of a way to lose weight, Steve.
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And on the other side, there is the input of bassist-vocalist Brendan Kelly, who adds a rougher, brattier, and yes, sometimes lovably juvenile element which has also been on full display with his side project The Falcon.
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The crowd around the pool and at the bar was a mix of Marines, rugged tourists visiting Joshua Tree National Park, and some resident artists and musicians of a rougher cut who weren't there to escape the city.
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They were fortunate to have access to an adjacent pub that Guinness' owners also operate, whereas a friend of hers who works at a sandal store had it a whole lot rougher absent food and a proper restroom.
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But you can't help but notice that as the three men — Zack Mulligan, Keire Johnson and the filmmaker — get older, their hometown gets rougher, losing jobs and population and inspiring its young adult residents to dream of escaping.
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But, and it's an important but, workers in the manufacturing and resource extraction industries, whose livelihoods are most closely linked to what happens abroad, are in considerably rougher shape and are at risk of layoffs or stagnant incomes.
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Where Reagan smoothed the rougher edges of his vision with soaring patriotic imagery, Trump walked down a dark dystopia in which crime, joblessness and foreign exploitation had laid the country low while a shadowy elite profited at every turn.
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The new process was easier on projectionists, who no longer had to feed two cameras and time the switches between them, but platters were rougher on the film prints themselves, making them more likely to be scratched or dirtied.
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It had a similar design to Eon (though much rougher around the edges), and the idea was that it could be used to drive the car by tapping into the driver assistance hardware on those compatible Toyotas and Hondas.
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Part of the process involves a series of monochromatic value studies, which are typically smaller, rougher sketches that let Whelan try out different takes on a concept to get a feel for what the final artwork might look like.
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Primordial's latest effort, Exile Among the Ruins, follows 2014's well-received (and well-polished) Where Greater Men Have Fallen, but reaches for a rougher, less spit-shined sound; it feels darker, angrier, more interested in vengeance than glory.
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This is due, in part, to the rubberized pen tip, and, especially, to the custom reMarkable canvas display covering, which is not glass and has a little bit of a rougher surface to provide a paper-like friction feel.
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The Scottish landscape also inspired Laing to experiment with sculpture of a rougher finish and larger scale than his New York works — notably the vast "Pyramid Folly" (1972), which still dominates the site, albeit through a veil of ivy.
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His first horse was a donkey, and in the past twenty years he has done more than anyone to popularize dressage in a country more traditionally oriented toward rougher forms of horse riding: foxhunting, racing, and three-day eventing.
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Despite its rougher edges, the album's raw emotion and radio-ready hooks found a mass audience — and a fair amount of critical derision — as part of the growing nu-metal boom led by acts like Korn and Limp Bizkit.
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After becoming one of the youngest men to be nominated for best actor last year, Timothée Chalamet, the "Call Me by Your Name" star, found a rougher reception with "Beautiful Boy," in which he played a troubled drug addict.
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I've been thinking of Circuit City lately because of a storage pouch I bought a few years ago that has become totally indispensable to my travel routine, precisely because it returns to that older, rougher era of technological aesthetics.
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Spot looks perfectly capable of walking over curbs and rougher terrains, and we also get to see it moving in several different ways: in one mode of operation, its legs are totally out of phase; in another, they're moving in unison.
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While it's hard to imagine many having a rougher end to the year than the Brazilian-born Ghosn, there are more than a few lumps of coal in the stockings for those leading an auto industry facing a potentially rough 5003.
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On top, a Dragon capsule with over 6,400 pounds of supplies—a typical haul could include a variety of toilet paper (the Russians prefer a rougher texture while the Americans opt for a softer touch), fresh socks, and most importantly, tortillas.
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The company eschews the American obsession with long promos and backstage vignettes for an obsessive focus on in-ring action, all of which is tied to a style that's a little rougher and more athletic than the standard WWE fare.
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As the making gets rougher-hewn looking, more hand-slabby, these sculptures begin to resemble scaled-up versions of what might have begun as small, finger-shaped figurines in the studio, with all the rough vitality of their manual-craftedness.
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Some details will rankle, but Mr Macron's overarching vision, of a Europe that defangs populists by protecting its citizens from the rougher edges of globalisation, is not unpopular in Germany, and will face weaker opposition inside the EU once Britain leaves.
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Oculus may have had a rougher start with the first iteration of the Rift than many would have hoped, but Facebook is still showing a surprisingly level-headed vision for a technology whose final form still dwells beyond the horizon.
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Of course, it is not just poor black communities which produce fighters as Ali asserted but poor white communities, poor Latin American communities, poor English, Irish and Russian communities—the rougher parts of town have always produced their country's best fighters.
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"On the rougher legs, the challenge is not to get hurt physically," said Grael, whose Akzo Nobel is lying in fourth place in the race, which was won by her father Torben, a five-time Olympic medallist, in 2008-2009.
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Often compared as a mix of Paris and New York, but still completely different (and perhaps rougher!) than both, this city has historically attracted the attention of bands from all over the world, which in turn influenced the bands of today.
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Reeves had been working with Fougeirol, whom he met through family friends, on that book before launching his imprint, helping finance things like helicopters for the aerial shots as well as bodyguards for the team when visiting the neighborhood's rougher quarters.
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However, I've noticed that, over a year of wear and not-so-gentle washings, they've grown slightly less buttery and silky, but gotten softer allover — though this could have been expedited by washing them with rougher materials (as I do).
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He sidestepped some of the most difficult questions -- on whether there should be an investigation into his past, for instance -- and he will get a far rougher ride from Democrats who question his integrity and professed reverence for truth on Thursday.
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But a strong spirit unites it: On Saturday, the Irish and English teams in Dublin and those watching them will share something vital with any two teams or band of spectators on the rougher fields of Dublin, Ohio; Dublin, Calif.
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The state was once flush with distilleries — in 1911 there were 44, half of them in central Baltimore — and advertisements from the late 19th century promote the drink as a more refined alternative to its rougher cousins from Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shares of smaller publicly listed U.S. companies have fallen more on recent U.S.-China trade tensions than larger corporations and could face an even rougher road as the year wears on unless the prospects for economic growth improve.
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This year has gotten off to an even rougher start for hedge funds: The broadest measure of performance in the nearly $183 trillion industry, the HFRI Fund Weighted Composite Index, revealed a 218 percent decline after falling nearly 210 percent in 210.
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Sometimes I like it rougher and will say things like, 'I want you to suck my dick now,' and other times it's very sweet and I'm all, 'I want to go down on you and eat you out until I can't breathe.
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But the inspiration works both ways: Abrams took cues from Jony Ive for the unique design of Kylo Ren's lightsaber, which has a rougher blade projection that occasionally flickers off sparks, something the director said was a direct suggestion from Apple's design guru.
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Dell isn't new to the Chromebook game, but most of its previous efforts have been focused on education-facing devices — not bad computers, per se, just ones more designed for the lower demands and rougher treatment of younger students than for serious work.
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I associate this banded-brushstroke technique with Howard Hodgkin, who has for many years made occasional use of a rougher sort of proto-gradient, loading his brushes with multiple colors and laying in blunt and/or sensuous strokes of thick, multicolored paint.
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On the trail, Trump frequently calls for a tougher, rougher American military and to bring back leaders like the elder Patton, who was known for his profanity and skilled command of troops in North Africa, Italy and France during World War II.
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Condition upon arrival: The dress was true to the photo, but the fabric had a noticeably different texture than it did in the site's images — it had a cheaper, rougher feel than what claimed to be "smooth silky satin" on the website.
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Climbing in and out is a pain, and the MPGs are woeful, but you have excellent small pickup versatility to go along with the offroading cred — and the ZR2 comes with enough creature comforts to take the edge off the truck's rougher demeanor.
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"More about local vitality than about quality, it was the kind of show that made a lot of work look better than it probably was and evened out the odds against the rougher diamonds," wrote Lucy Lippard for Art in America in 1978.
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"The more you see the lack of achievement on the part of the administration with respect to its campaign goals, the rougher it's going to be for the dollar," said Joe Trevisani, chief market strategist, at WorldWide Markets in Woodcliff, New Jersey.
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After a rough encounter like that — which is sure to only get rougher now that Betty-Britney is back, alive, and awake, and her parents are more invested than ever — a nice handsome doctor who loves Caribbean blues bars must look pretty appealing.
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The second Tubman, bigger and rougher, is formed of rammed earth meant to erode over the course of the exhibition, "just as our memory of Tubman has dissipated over time," the artist said in a phone conversation from her home in Baltimore.
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Powell said there were "conflicting signals" about the economy - many of them negative - including sharply slower growth in China and Europe, Britain's chaotic exit from the European Union, U.S.-China trade negotiations, effects of the U.S. partial government shutdown and rougher markets.
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The latest Reuters poll of over 1.93 economists taken Jan 16-23 also showed a cut to the 2019 quarterly growth outlook, in line with a recent run of weaker U.S. economic data pointing to rougher sledding for the economy this year than last year.
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If you want rougher sex, or softer sex, or are considering an open relationship; no matter what it is, the best way to talk about changing your sex life with your partner is to lay out your desires and ask if they'd be down.
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Wentz calls it "melodic and beautiful", adding that "if you played this on an acoustic guitar it would be a sad, pretty song"; its sound is different to the rougher, more raw bedroom rap that Peep is known for, and it shows his potential.
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That he was a little rougher around the edges than some of the bespectacled Jewish intellectuals who filled the ranks of the early Russian socialist movement was more a testament to the fact that they were bespectacled Jewish intellectuals than that Stalin was particularly thuggish.
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While a wide range of candidates are being considered, sources said Uber's board would prefer a woman exec for the job, echoing Mark Zuckerberg's move to bring in Google's Sheryl Sandberg to Facebook in 2008 when the social network giant was facing rougher waters.
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The other writer, Doug Naylor, has a certain gift for turning a phrase, but his humor (in my opinion) tends to be rougher and more formulaic; the jokes in Naylor-written episodes come in predictable shapes, with the funny bits filled in like Mad Libs.
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Faring slightly rougher in the trade department were Monét, looking less like a man who chops tinder and more like every man who super likes me on Tinder, and Kameron, who hard-sold a lumberjack story up until a delightfully leaked giggle at the end.
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The situation seems rougher in the film world: the worst thing about the otherwise dazzling "Wonder Woman" movie, and "Hidden Figures" before it, was the pressure they were under to solve the problems of both Hollywood and every ten-year-old girl on earth.
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Meyerbeer helped invent the idea of tailoring dramatic and musical structures to each work, giving a courtly French tinge to "Les Huguenots" (21850); rougher, darker Teutonic tones to "Le Prophète" (1849); and perfumed lyricism to evoke the Portuguese and Indian settings of "L'Africaine" (1865).
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The Slingbox was a bit rougher to set up and will not be an ideal method for watching the Super Bowl, but is a useful device to keep in your back pocket if you are often abroad and don't want to miss out on live national sports.
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While the Federal Reserve believes business is strong because we just got a terrific labor report last Friday," the "Mad Money" host said, "the weak forecast from chemical giant BASF suggests that the global economy might be in rougher shape than that employment number might indicate.
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I would happily live with rougher-looking text if it meant the Digital Paper tablet was able to match the reMarkable tablet's excellent pen-on-screen functionality, and a simple option to turn this smoothing off in the DPT-RP1's settings would be a welcome improvement.
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Here's a 25-year-old version of "The Office" star looking baby-faced at an event back in 2004 (left) and 13 years later ... the now 38-year-old father of 2 is seen showing off his rougher side in New York City earlier this month (right).
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But Stephens is one of the rougher tests I could think of for a guy whose greatest weakness has been getting drawn into brawls where he becomes so much more hittable than when he is just working counter jabs and long, quick low kicks from the outside.
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He has also advocated a rougher style of hockey — he once marketed hockey highlight videos as "Don Cherry's Rock'em Sock'em Hockey" — and played down concerns over concussions even as hundreds of players sued the N.H.L. and accused it of understating the problems associated with head injuries.
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At times, Harding's emotive, throaty exhortatons evoke a gloomier Primordial bard Alan Averill, or a devilish Americana ditty; at others, he channels rougher-edged hardcore howlers, and lets the London grime creep back into his throat, and the quiet duet "Loss/Betrayal" is a gothic chiaroscuro dream.
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The idea that athletes will play rougher if wearing extra padding is known as the "gladiator effect" and dates to at least the early 20th century, when it was suggested that college football players were hitting with more ferocity because they had begun to wear leather helmets.
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Kennedy's rougher edges have often been sanded, and the volatility of the 1968 campaign has been glossed over, creating an alternative history in which electoral victory was inevitable and his promises certain to be kept, if only he had left the ballroom by a different door.
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But one of the things that they were talking about is that in this country they wouldn't ... The allowance of sensors and facial recognition is going to see a much rougher road because of consent, all kinds of things where that's not the case in China.
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NEW ORLEANS — The appearance of Omarosa Manigault-Newman, a White House aide, caused an uproar at a National Association of Black Journalists convention on Friday after she refused to answer some questions about President Trump's recent remarks encouraging the police to be rougher while arresting criminal suspects.
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Subtitled "A Recipe for Disaster," volume two centers on the show's season finale, which is thrown into jeopardy when Peony is kidnapped and forced to compete in another, rougher space-food competition called Cannibal Coliseum (you can probably guess what happens to the losers on that show).
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Lizzie: It's rough to come to terms with the fact that we're living in the final days of One Video, but perhaps it's even rougher to come to terms with the fact that music videos do not seem to have measurably improved since we started this godforsaken column.
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Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee and one of Mr. Trump's most unapologetic backers on Capitol Hill, suggested this week that Mr. Trump had "a crucial two- or three-week period" to smooth out his rougher edges or put his nomination in jeopardy.
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If McCraven's music beckoned and absorbed, the Duo's music felt rougher and rawer, with Mr. Taylor's loud polyrhythms, played on drums and plucked on an amplified mbira, the hand-held African thumb piano; and with Mr. Mazurek's sense of color and texture, his trumpet run through electronic effects.
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When I finally decided to go platinum, I was excited about many aspects of it — how being blond would change other people's perceptions of me, how bleach would make my hair texture rougher and cooler, and most importantly, how many new products I'd be able to test-drive.
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Todd Lawrence, 20, donned a life vest and hopped into a 24-foot tritoon with three other workers, and they set off on water that was rougher than he had ever experienced on Table Rock Lake, which he has boated since he was a toddler growing up in Branson.
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La Caravelle is perhaps best defined by the surfer crowd that has adopted its outermost point, as this is the rougher ocean side of the island, where there are fewer hotels, and people, but still a lot of beautiful spots to admire and idly pass a few days.
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Asked by Gordon how she "could sit in a White House" while Trump showed support for police brutality — a reference to remarks Trump had recently made encouraging the police to be "rougher" when arresting suspects — Manigault accused the host of being "too aggressive" and refused to answer questions on the topic.
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Asked specifically about Trump's recent comments suggesting police officers should be rougher with suspects and if she spoke to the president about what he said, Manigault said that she would not "disclose confidential conversations" with Trump, but that she has invited law enforcement to the White House to discuss the issue.
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Take domestic violence: It would be silly to deny that men experience domestic violence at all (including from male perpetrators, of course)—but to claim that men are somehow the biggest victims (either in numbers alone or by getting a rougher ride from the system) requires a real warping of reality.
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Even when the jokes are as blunt as the bowling ball that Ricky delivers to another wrestler's groin — they're testing out a dubious routine — they just slide into the story, becoming part of its textured realism Like its amiable, irresistible ménage, "Fighting With My Family" softens its rougher edges with humor.
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From upbeat dancefloor bliss to the epic slow burner and the rougher catharsis of machines scraped together, Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides's grand arc swings through a billion little moments of rapture because the album's many electronic sounds are so beautiful, so ugly, so extreme, and the emotions follow.
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In order to gender-swap a food item, they've got to make the garment otherwise adhere to gender norms: By using ribbons, glitter, lace and sequins to feminize a masculine food, for example, or rougher textured fabric, like corduroy; bold or darker color; and vintage block fonts to go the other way.
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It's even rougher when you consider how Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE was the poster boy for what an outsider actually looked like.
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Yet it feels like O'Connor goes deeper than simple joy, excavating that once-in-a-lifetime experience with all the rougher edges it is made from: the moments of anxiety and awkwardness, the intense, overbearing need to seek something out from all the unknown, the declarations of love and light self-loathing.
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Fresh wines and wines that have been aged for awhile in the bottle have the most to gain from the process: Young, tannic wines will have their rougher edges smoothed out a bit, while older wines will taste better once they've had some time to breathe after being stored in bottles for years.
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Because conditions at the Tornillo tent city are generally rougher than in shelters, the government is seeking to minimize time that children spend there, so it is electing to send children who have been in the United States longer and are therefore closer to being released to sponsors, rather than sending new arrivals.
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But by the time you come to the sixth story, the wonderful "Remedy," a near novella-length meditation on mortality, it's clear that Ausubel's imagination wants to do much rougher, harder work: It wants to offer consolation for how ghastly things can get, a type of healing that only reading can provide.
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Warren limped into Super Tuesday after poor showings in Nevada and South Carolina, — and had an even rougher outcome that night, finishing in third place in her home state of Massachusetts and failing to reach the 15% viability threshold necessary to win statewide delegates in most of the 14 Super Tuesday states.
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However, in the past few years they've had a rougher time of it, with some canceled games and just not quite as much success as they managed to get earlier in their storied history (with the notable exception of Nier: Automata, our game of the year for 2017, which was a big hit).
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Image: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (AP)The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has delayed the touchdown of the main section of the Hayabusa22 probe on the asteroid Ryugu from this month until January 13, Nature reported, after mission scientists determined that the Ryugu's surface is rougher than expected and the landing needs more planning time.
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However, with Nerdbugs, I feel so incredibly grateful to be able to do this on a much larger scale and in some small way help impact the lives of strangers all over the world by helping bring them a smile into their life while they may be going through the rougher patches in life.
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It ignores Ivanka's huge role in smoothing over her father's rougher edges to help him appeal to women, and the fact that she herself has acknowledged — as the New Yorker's Jia Tolentino pointed out in an excellent piece on Ivanka's 2009 self-help book — that she has more in common with her father than not.
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The finish is a little slippery, mind you, and the handset feels less secure to grip than the rougher surface on the back of Google's Pixel XL. Every company endeavors to deliver a premium feel to its devices, but that's easier said than done — and since it's a subjective thing, there are no simple metrics for it.
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NBC's Emerald City had a rougher start than Sleepy Hollow did, but Arjona's Dorothy is far from the version of the character that Judy Garland played: She's a little older than previous iterations (at the ripe old age of 20), and in her previous life, she was a cop, which means she can handle herself in dire situations.
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Records box set will contain remastered vinyl of their first albums (Just Can't Hate Enough, Thanks For Nuthin') as well as demos, assorted EPs, and an unreleased, rougher version of their major label foray, Love Songs For The Unloved, as well as a patch and other punk artistic shenanigans from NYHC artists Wes Harvey and Sean Taggart.
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Where this will be particularly critical, one White House official told me a few weeks ago, will be in the suburbs, where college educated, right-of-center voters, perhaps turned off by the President's tweets and rougher edges, need a reason to stick with a party they reluctantly rallied behind in the waning days of the 2016 election.
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There is much to look at, and think about, besides this disruption of the viewer's dominion, including the smooth, knowing perfection of the garments and their high-tech designs; the additions of rougher textures, like Velcro strips and nylon straps; the tiny stitches of their welted seams; and their effulgent colors of yellow, green, red and purple.
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Her essay on migraines would appear in that space, as would her reporting of a decommissioned Alcatraz and a devastating sketch of Nancy Reagan, then the first lady of California: She has told me that the governor never wore makeup even in motion pictures and that politics is rougher than the picture business because you do not have the studio to protect you . . .
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"We did a small test screening with a way rougher cut a while back and I had a few drinks and I broke down sobbing at the end of it uncontrollably, which I think was due to the fact of the personal nature of the movie but also just how exhausted I was from working and a few drinks," he said.
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Trump brags about taking the handcuffs off federal immigration agents; an executive order signed the first week of his presidency gave them latitude to arrest and deport any unauthorized immigrant in the US. He jokes to a group of police officers that they should be rougher with subjects; his Department of Justice (led by Jeff Sessions) has moved away from civil rights investigations into local police departments.
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When it comes to pad surfaces, there's a general trade-off between speed and accuracy: Softer or rougher textures will create more friction than a hard, slick surface, allowing for more precision (as well as creating more drag), whereas a smoother mouse pad will allow for quicker movements (such as while playing a fast-paced video game, for example) at the cost of accuracy.
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It is musical, the poetry of the hills and the streets, the rhythms you hear in the way Jamaicans speak, the imploding pulse that runs from east to west, from the resort-strewn north coast to the rougher south, through bamboo-shaded foothills and cloud-covered peaks and the wind-driven tides that roll up on this island of old myths and spiritual power.
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Soon DiLiberto's rougher style, reminiscent of MTV's Liquid Television or cartoon classics like Thundercats, rebounded him to the top of his class Edmonton-based gaming company BioWare gave him his first professional experience taking storyboards to completed scenes, then after BioWare he moved with his girlfriend to Japan, taking animation jobs at a pair of studios while working on his first short film, Medusa.
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The WSJ goes after President Trump's habit of not telling the truth in an editorial that features "endless stream of exaggerations, evidence-free accusations, implausible denials and other falsehoods" in the opening paragraph, then gets even rougher: The personal angle: WSJ owner Rupert Murdoch is dealing with fallout in the U.K. from the White House parroting anonymously-sourced claims on Murdoch-owned Fox News that British intelligence helped wiretap Trump.
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This has happened with something as inert and easy to observe as seat belts, so we should expect a rougher ride with distributed IT like AI. We might guard against this with enough attention from those familiar with dynamics of complex social systems and by expanding the range of input data available to these systems, but then again, these might be the very things that ensure its occurrence.
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Moore's primary job was to merge Bond's charm with his rougher, beefier side through the franchise's many fight scenes — like the famous palace fight from 1983's Octopussy: But he also managed to imbue the character with all of Connery's wit and cunning, as seen in 1979's Moonraker, when he plays cat and mouse with Michael Lonsdale as Hugo Drax: In many ways, Moonraker is perhaps the ultimate Roger Moore film and the ultimate Bond film.
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