It's a rejection of lies, sanitized history and popular narratives.
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It is obvious that just keeping myself sanitized isn't enough.
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One user informed everybody that tray tables are rarely sanitized.
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Backpage would then post the sanitized ad, the report said.
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They do not fit the sanitized images advocates have promoted.
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It's a slightly more sanitized environment than it once was.
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These can be picked, sanitized and eaten like a salad.
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The polyethylene can be either sanitized between uses or replaced.
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Elevator buttons were covered in plastic and more frequently sanitized.
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Later, they would be sanitized, frozen, and analyzed for disease.
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For now, the Clean Version program only involves a handful of Sony movies, and the sanitized edits are only available as bonus features with the regular, un-sanitized versions on iTunes, VUDU, and FandangoNOW.
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I would say he has a more sanitized view of history.
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Even within the last ten years, social media has been sanitized.
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We've sanitized the bars and remold them into brand new bars.
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It's an apolitical, sanitized version of war, a version of the
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That disconnection sanitized TV against the complexities of race and class.
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People watching on TV will see a sanitized version of it.
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Sansa's experience on the show, then, has been simplified and sanitized.
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It's a safe, sanitized environment which is often critiqued as manipulative.
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"We will not return until the building gets sanitized," he added.
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We have also sanitized common areas in both airport terminals involved.
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Train cars, buses, and vehicles will be sanitized every 72 hours.
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Over time, this story, clearly apocryphal in places, has been sanitized.
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Then, Schook brought out the pièce de résistance: a slender, sanitized razor.
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We like our heroes sanitized, perhaps especially in murky times like these.
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Equipment that were "sanitized" still had food debris and grime on them.
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But the ones that were just sanitized and boring, nobody likes that.
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Areas where Maradol papayas have been stored should also be thoroughly sanitized.
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That's O.K. Plenty of valuable organizations have been hoisted on sanitized reputations.
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The vehicles will be cleaned and sanitized several times throughout the day.
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By turning Turner into an upstanding family man, sadly, he sanitized the icon.
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" "My initial relationship with Black History Month was a fairly homogenized, sanitized front.
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With its 2:3 scale the model feels tiny and toylike, sanitized, domesticated.
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I didn't want that to be sanitized into something that was not her.
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We cannot allow the decisions that are made in Washington to be sanitized.
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And maybe some spirit has been lost, and we've got some sanitized clubs.
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Photographer Carolin Auer was bored of pop culture's deeply sanitized version of BDSM.
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Every brothel we called said they sanitized their joints on a regular basis.
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One even promised he'd sanitized his apartment and had a warm meal waiting.
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This isn't some sanitized story of do-gooders taking on a great evil.
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"They were checked for symptoms and fever and sanitized when they landed," Anutin said.
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Anything worn on the head or face should be properly sanitized before being shared.
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"They were checked for symptoms and fever and sanitized when they landed," Anutin said.
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If sanitized, these items can be re-used and shared between pets, size depending.
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The sanitized android version felt more accepted — and more acceptable — than her true self.
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During the closure, the restaurant on Boston Road will be fully sanitized, Arnold said.
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But it seems as if much of the debate is sanitized, Mr. Sorkin writes.
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"In a very sanitized world, I think people are appreciating my honesty," Lewis admits.
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They questioned whether what they saw was the real conditions or a sanitized version.
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Judd's SoHo loft building is now an icon of sanitized minimalism, open to tourists.
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" The language gets sanitized, but the message remains "segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever.
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As schoolchildren, we all sang a heavily edited and sanitized version of the song.
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Critics say her comedies are just sanitized versions of a time she's nostalgic for.
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The interview will take place in the lobby, which is sanitized before and after.
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And sweetness is a sanitized version of cuteness, lacking the sense of the uncanny.
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Its main protagonist, Kuno, is living underground, dissatisfied with humanity's mechanized and sanitized world.
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Keeping your phone sanitized is another smart way to keep germs off your fingertips.
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Every terrible provision in the bill is sanitized by saying it is tax reform.
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Defense lawyers called the written accounts sanitized versions of the eyewitness testimony they sought.
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Government websites and the information they provide have been heavily sanitized as a result.
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The Glass Castle movie is a more sentimental, more sanitized version of the shocking book.
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They were sanitized pieces as it was a family show but the reaction was instant.
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For those rooting for a less sanitized internet, you'll surely be rooting for the kids.
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When it comes to cleaning, most parents also sanitized household surfaces and toys more frequently.
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They can also be reused after emptying them, and are easily sanitized in boiling water.
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They lure you into thinking that this is some sort of a sanitized food product.
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Sex stories have occasionally made some editors squeamish, and sometimes sexual vocabulary has been sanitized.
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" Other members of Congress who visited Homestead Tuesday described the tour as "sanitized" and "sterile.
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Some within the LGBT+ community say the portrayal of gay love is sanitized and unrealistic.
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The offices were Lysol-ed and sanitized and employees were given instructions to be safe.
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He gave the public a sanitized version of the truth and withheld the full one.
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And with two USB ports for charging, the electronics come out freshly sanitized and charged.
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Some even argue that ABC's Bachelor shows are simply a sanitized version of the lifestyle.
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It was a sanitized but still deeply unnerving reenactment of what the Ethiopian pilots experienced.
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Place a sanitized cap on each bottle, then use a bottle capper to crimp the cap.
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"He's not some sanitized notion of what a statewide candidate is supposed to be," said Bullard.
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The subway was filled with signs, which explained that stations and trains were being regularly sanitized.
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Although the violence at Tweetsie is bloodless and sanitized compared to Westworld, it's just as pervasive.
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They're made of the same stuff as the everyday kind, but can be sanitized for reuse.
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It's that they claim to value a sanitized idea of logic and rationality above all else.
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I posed a sanitized version of that question to doctors and epidemiologists familiar with Rio's water.
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A farm that's had its farts sanitized is a farm that's helping Florida stay above water.
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Bedding products like sleeping bags are required by law to be sanitized according to state standards.
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The used bars are sanitized and remolded into new bars or melted down into liquid soap.
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There is an intimacy that feels sanitized and softcore, but then dirty and irrepressible and horny.
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One neighbor and board member sanitized his iPad and left it at Mr. Kissner's front door.
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This could be any other sanitized hotel dining room, with its cove lighting and wine wall.
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All areas where the worker was thought to have spent time were sanitized, Civeo has said.
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All areas where the worker was thought to have spent time were sanitized, Civeo has said.
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The used soap is "crushed, sanitized and cut into new soap bars," according to the company.
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Temperature checks are taken at entrances, and both hands and equipment have to be regularly sanitized.
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The district's website said that the schools would be sanitized to keep the flu from spreading.
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When's the last time you sanitized your refrigerator, scrubbed your microwave handles or bleached your kitchen sink?
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Signs explained that subways and subway stations were being regularly sanitized to prevent the spread of germs.
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However, the bottom of your drying rack still needs to be sanitized every once and a while.
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In addition to removing standard prostitution-related keywords, it allegedly sanitized and republished ads for underage escorts.
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The end result on a show like The Deuce isn't less sex, sanitized sex or boring sex.
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All team members currently working at this restaurant have been vaccinated, and the restaurant was thoroughly sanitized.
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The sanitized reduction of people to data points is what's alien about this smart and timely project.
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The schedules shown to me are different than the sanitized ones released to the media and public.
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Lévy recently met with me at his impeccable apartment, in a sanitized neighborhood near the Champs-Élysées.
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At first, the CIA put out what National Reconnaissance Office historian Gerald Haines called a "sanitized" version.
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Here we are, two sanitized seats later, eager to take off and get on our way home.
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It was a world away from the current era of shiny, well-presented super-sanitized super-clubs.
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"My dad and I sanitized our hands, linked arms and walked down the aisle," Ms. Jay said.
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Our sources say the tape was going to be "sanitized" to protect Billy as much as possible.
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It will be "fully sanitized" before setting sail again, but it's unclear what the process looks like.
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My brother also has two young kids, so anything that keeps the house clean and sanitized helps!
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Deadline, citing unnamed sources, said the film "isn't intended to be a sanitized rendering" of Jackson's life.
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"The area cannot be declared fully sanitized," Air Marshal Anil Khosla told a news briefing in New Delhi.
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I'd actually been there before a few times, but it had always been off-record and rather sanitized.
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To stay healthy I should consider keeping the stuff I use and interact with in my house sanitized.
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" It would be absurd, and transparently political, for him to pigeonhole Trump Jr. into this sanitized category. "McGahn.
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They paint an untidy portrait of the city, one that cared little for glossy storefronts and sanitized sidewalks.
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Eleven was nicer, obviously, and comparing Stranger Things to its more obvious inspirations made the show feel sanitized.
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Shelves and drawers where the pork patties were storied should be washed with warm, soapy water and sanitized.
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We're asking the building to be closed and sanitized, and for us to be paid [during that process].
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In the advertisement, a shop assistant says that shelves are constantly restocked and that the stores are sanitized.
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I think rock records sound best when they're scrappy, and I think Birthmarks is a little too sanitized.
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I pulled into their driveway, sanitized my hands, and took the supplies as far as their back door.
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Athletes in contact sports got two or three sets of equipment so one set could always be sanitized.
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You do not have to be an incredibly sanitized or boring version of yourself online, I tell them.
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It said its "services, gatherings, and mission activity" have been stopped and all its buildings are being sanitized.
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New York City was quite a different place in the 1980s from the sanitized version we know now.
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And yet, much has been made about history being "rewritten" or "sanitized" by the removal of these monuments.
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I've always been strangely drawn to places that have this sense of sanitized or fantasized tranquility to them.
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He also said that the restaurant was cleaned and sanitized after that incident, which is twice as reassuring.
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Representatives for the high school told the local news station WGN9 that the school building is being sanitized.
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It is bleachy and sanitized, but somehow sweaty, like the public scent of a pool locker room, she complains.
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It's possible that the world Systrom is trying to create may not just feel nice—it may feel sanitized.
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Until then, I had experienced meat and bones in their sanitized state, with their carnal, beastly qualities wiped away.
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The American people deserve the truth, not a sanitized version of the Mueller Report approved by the Trump Admin.
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But now, as with many other things, the counter-culture of days past has been commoditized, capitalized and sanitized.
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The new model, Spencer, used polite and sanitized language to define his "white identity" movement, answering questions at length.
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The piles are then removed via shovel, and then the sidewalks are pressure treated in order to be sanitized.
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"We understand that high-quality content isn't always sanitized, especially when it comes to real-world issues," it reads.
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In other words, while nice, this promised raise doesn't touch many of those working to keep Facebook relatively sanitized.
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The urban messiness of street vendors gets tidied away as more sanitized stores that cater to foreigners take over.
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For years, brands have invested in the performance of enjoying yogurt, in the sanitized naughtiness of cold, fermented milk.
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And for any Trump loyalists who feared their hero had been sanitized, they can put their worries to rest.
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Jackie Robinson, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Muhammad Ali, even Malcolm X, have all been sanitized for your protection.
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The cockroaches you use are sanitized and bred in laboratories, but some people are still hesitant about eating them.
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What makes Anaconda even odder is that it is unusually sanitized for a monster movie and rated PG-13.
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And with two USB ports for charging, the electronics come out freshly sanitized and charged at the same time.
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The night life I had come there to partake in became sanitized by bottle service and Wall Street money.
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Sanitized Victorian versions pay us no favors when trying to access the mythological burlesque of this vase's first viewers.
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Make sure that the tools you use for mixing are properly sanitized; otherwise you could contaminate the whole thing.
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While there are no plans to limit Mexico City's public transportation system, officials announced it was being "sanitized" daily.
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When Cecily Strong caught them in the act, she thoroughly sanitized her hands before air-slapping her romantic rival.
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Meanwhile, the MTA's "full fleet" of public transit vehicles, trains, cars, and buses, would be sanitized every 72 hours.
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"Take a quick glance to make sure all products used during your service are new or sanitized," she said.
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"All of these idiosyncratic spaces, when they're destroyed they're invariably replaced by something very uniform and sanitized," he said.
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Our Moscow correspondent met a museum director who was chastised for challenging the Kremlin's sanitized version of Soviet history.
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Can you elaborate on how Derek's sanitized version of white supremacy entered the political arena in 2012, or earlier?
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Like, do I really want to play a battleroyale game sanitized for tweens and then raked over the Minecraft coals?
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But it's also a huge loss for journalism and the internet, which feels increasingly sanitized and shaped by corporate interests.
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Upon learning of this situation, all employees in the video were terminated immediately and the restaurant has been completely sanitized.
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The most popular was The Hunger Games — which was criticized at times for being a sanitized version of Battle Royale.
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Lochte told his mother a sanitized version of events — omitting vandalism, for instance — and characterized the altercation as a robbery.
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Martin said clients should speak up if they have a question about how tools have been sanitized at a salon.
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"Clients should not feel bad asking about salon cleaning procedures or double-checking if something has been sanitized," she said.
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In addition, we immediately removed all materials and containers from the specific exam room and re-sanitized our entire facility.
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Spanning from 45 minutes to two hours, the podcast goes far beyond the sensationalized and sanitized five-minute exposé model.
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But Landesman's script neutralizes them because they threaten his sanitized portrait of Felt as an ultimately noble and selfless whistleblower.
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But this half-hearted protest anthem is a sanitized version of advocacy that doesn't match the tone with the subject.
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So there's a growing discussion about how to keep phones sanitized as the novel coronavirus outbreak continues to spread worldwide.
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"The plan is to cease all operations until the building is closed and sanitized," Smalls told CNN in an interview.
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"We're asking the building to be closed and sanitized, and for us to be paid [during that process]," said Smalls.
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Beneath the dignity of his tombstone, desexed, sanitized and dead, John could be a father my kids could really respect.
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We have sanitized his image but his message is more resonant today than ever and makes the right people uncomfortable.
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Critics say the president's remarks reflect a dangerously sanitized view of a war to uphold slavery and destroy the union.
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IRAN'S SANITIZED OIL TANKER'S CREW ARE SAFE, THE SITUATION ON THE VESSEL AFTER EXPLOSION IS UNDER CONTROL - IRAN'S NOUR NEWS
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As if the compartments of our lives, our everyday, still applied in this sanitized room that didn't belong to anyone.
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Conversely, it's a big part of why the artificially generated and sanitized prequel movies fall so flat in many respects.
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As the years went on, the duo's albums became more closely to their live sound, albeit a slightly sanitized version.
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A planned $175 million cleanup will rely in part on children's blood tests to determine which properties should be sanitized first.
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These lovely images that purport to embody the suffrage movement, then, are sanitized pictures of a particular time and particular people.
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Generally I feel like the biggest American fascination is with this idea of a redesigned, perfectly sanitized, previously MAAB trans woman.
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"Last night we sanitized the restaurant and ordered all new food," a manager at the restaurant told the New York Post.
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"I think that there are gonna be the die-hard critics of her who will probably think it's sanitized," Lacy said.
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By far the biggest contrast is between the often sanitized and monotone mainstream and the multifaceted and intrepid underground music scenes.
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She touts sanitized versions of Black History and often reminds us of the foundations laid for us by elders and ancestors.
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It's the equivalent of today's farmhouse chic — sanitized and quaint, without any of the petty bothers of actually running a farm.
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Most rookie groups are held tightly behind closed doors and everything is filtered or sanitized before it's shown to the public.
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This wheezing, cranky, incontinent pair of roommates from the Upper West Side are bringing shabbiness back to sanitized, glamorized Times Square.
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When I think back, I still have that image of a sanitized, sterile, high-tech war without a lot of casualties.
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Until recently, Western officials and analysts said, Britain and the United States provided only sanitized intelligence reports to the Nigerian military.
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She said that one of the problems with these gun-toting, sanitized tales was that they missed the point of Grimm.
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These monuments celebrate a fictional, sanitized Confederacy — ignoring the death, ignoring the enslavement, ignoring the terror that it actually stood for.
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The researchers were able to recover between 4 percent and 75 percent of the contents of files sanitized using such methods.
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Then my picture of the half eaten fruits on the hotel bed, something tropical and sweet but sanitized and hospital feeling.
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They have charming sanitized voices and seem like the sort of people who still send thank you cards in the mail.
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Warehouses are cleaned and sanitized "during every hour of every shift," and in weekly overnight deep cleanings, according to the company.
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He says he's got a home gym, which is fully equipped and constantly being cleaned and sanitized to avoid any risks.
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After the kitchen has been completely sanitized and reset, usually a 30-minute process, the staff sits down for family meal.
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He also said the school would be closed from Friday through Tuesday so it building could be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized.
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Elanore remembers a social worker talking to her before she went in -- "all sanitized and in a gown" -- to see Claire.
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In the historically accurate version Dava Sobel tells in her careful and detailed style, the past is neither sanitized nor embellished.
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The outsider qualities of the parade separate it from the mainstream, sanitized processions we see on TV, like the Macy's Day Parade.
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"The droppings are sanitized under UV light and mixed with rice bran to aid in exfoliating and brightening the skin," Zeichner adds.
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By the '270s, the soft-focus monthly Playmates – as sanitized in their way as Breck girls – lay a-moldering on the page.
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As streaming pushes music into a more corporate, sanitized, cleanly efficient realm online, undertakings like Damn Son Where Did You Find This?
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Some critics have already accused to show of being too light-hearted and sanitized for such a gritty and serious subject matter.
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The phones are received, data sanitized, cleaned, tested and reboxed with new accessories to be resold on eBay, the company also notes.
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This book has not been utterly sanitized for anyone's protection, and many of the best lines won't be printed in this newspaper.
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DON'T DODGE THE 'D' WORDS Death in our culture has become so sanitized, we have become afraid to mention it by name.
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Meanwhile, bottled water is huge trade in a country in which a quarter of people lack access to safe or sanitized water.
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You can't find that sort of bar in New York, at least not the sanitized, gentrified New York I live in today.
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"It's very sanitized," Jeffrey Lewis—a nuclear expert at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey—told me in an email.
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"I don't use any liquid lipsticks, anything that could have been contaminated and couldn't be sanitized," Shelbi tells me over the phone.
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We have to sanitize our hands as we walk in the store and we've been assured all the carts have been sanitized.
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The General Authority of Islamic Affairs and Endowments in the UAE also wrote on Twitter in Arabic that mosques will be sanitized.
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Victoria's sanitized, puritanical mythology was a creative act of fiction intended to illuminate the woman those around her wanted her to be.
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With Clorox Disinfecting Wipes and the Clorox ToiletWand Disposable Toilet Cleaning System, you'll have your toilet clean and sanitized in no time.
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Although we knew we might get a slightly sanitized version of ICE's work, this was a nearly unprecedented opportunity to see it.
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Levitsky said some of the plastic wrap on the meat is also recyclable but first needs to be thoroughly washed and sanitized.
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In the book, you call out the "tighty whitey sanitized language" that gets in the way of raw honesty in this realm.
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It's one which is sanitized and corporate, but also lashed to the turbulent whims of one of modern American history's great weirdos.
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I prefer you to be on Netflix which is sanitized, so I don't find you looking at God knows what on YouTube.
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Kids are doing dances that are sanitized but sexual at the same time because no one understands content; they just understand form.
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The influence of money is sanitized in the admissions process through the concept of legacy -- a massive racket carried out in plain sight.
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"Anything that touches raw meat should be completely sanitized before being used again or use clean ones to avoid cross contamination," says Weinandy.
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But Monalene Delo from Wilmington, N.C., loves the idea of a more sanitized nature experience: Personally I have never been a nature girl.
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The sanitized version of history is seldom the truest, but perhaps that's an inevitability when things like this are depicted in mainstream culture.
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Customers can load up their own jars, containers, and drawstring bags, or pick up cleaned and sanitized ones that are available for sale.
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The idea is that a prosecutor reading a sanitized report will focus on the narrative rather than being influenced by their own preconceptions.
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Do you think in the 21st-century things seem to be more homogenized and sanitized than ever before—that we need that disruption?
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And you'd probably stay put too, if you knew that any step beyond the boundaries of your hyper-sanitized home might kill you.
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Even after the Saturday Night Massacre, the 1,300 pages of edited transcripts that Nixon voluntarily shared were shocking -- even though they were sanitized.
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It has also led many to speculate that the kinder, gentler, more sanitized Tumblr could ultimately spell doom for the service, moving forward.
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"Tray tables are rarely if ever sanitized; do not put food directly on them," writes @dallenhill, who described themselves as a flight attendant.
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Containers storing the food must get a printed sticker indicating when they were sanitized and when they should be discarded if not used.
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The raw reality of the photos she's in made me realize just how sanitized BDSM is in films like Fifty Shades of Grey.
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Largely untold, the story of their plight is absent from the sanitized narrative of individualistic triumph represented in bas relief on the monument.
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Plus it's the sanitized capitalist symbol of what corporate Disney stands for rather any of their particular artistic output that Gillette is satirizing.
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"These monuments celebrate a fictional, sanitized Confederacy, ignoring the death, ignoring the enslavement, ignoring the terror that it actually stood for," Landrieu said.
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Actual decision-making will take on the flavor of a stage-managed press conference, where ideas are sanitized and no mistakes are confessed.
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She made sure the man playing opposite me sanitized his hands before we started, and then wiped them down after every single take.
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" The DoorDash driver says he sanitized his hands in the car but then immediately drove home and washed his hands "like 30 times.
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Mr. Trump said on Saturday that masks don't always need to be thrown away after a single use, but instead can be sanitized.
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Hilton (HLT) Hotels previously announced that it's recycling used soap, transforming it into new bars of soap after they've been crushed and sanitized.
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Not just because Mr. Burleigh effectively sanitized the president by avoiding topics of any controversy, but also in the way he elevated him.
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Sound, "as a source of discipline and as a gateway to transcendence," can be powerfully disruptive, but we hear only the sanitized version.
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The books are highly condensed and sanitized versions of classic novels, with colorful illustrations, that are aimed at children ages 6 to 12.
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School officials are focusing on following flu protocols and keeping their premises well sanitized, based on guidance from the Florida Department of Health.
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The announcement on the closing said buildings will be cleaned and sanitized Friday and sick students will be given a change to recover.
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With the most extreme views of Trump's supporters sanitized in the "alt-right," the "alt-left" provides a way to then vilify liberal activists.
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If they talk to you, they often supply sanitized, pre-planned comments on whatever they think they'll be asked about on a given night.
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It's the fact that both of them always seem to be talking and especially Tweeting in a natural, real, and definitely un-sanitized way.
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She is a firm believer in the idea that children in Westernized countries today grow up in a world that can be too sanitized.
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They also created a public record that cannot be ignored or sanitized, forcing Americans to again reckon with the political numbness to mass shootings.
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Hilton Hotels (HLT) revealed this March that it's recycling used soap, transforming it into new bars of soap after they've been crushed and sanitized.
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It's not-so-subtle commentary on famous people's need to keep their private persona hidden while showing the rehearsed, sanitized version to the world.
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Wild Nights with Emily exists in a similar space to Bonello's film, with both determined to rewrite the sanitized histories of well-known figures.
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Smell sets the stage for this mental shift, like noticing the smell of a new city after leaving the sanitized atmosphere of an airport.
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No matter how many surfaces we sanitized, I always knew that a cup of coffee from our shop was inevitably touched by mouse paws.
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And I realized very quickly that this less sanitized version of myself was not the type of "girl" these guys wanted to deal with.
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There's a case to be made for a little rough honesty about a period of life more often portrayed with sanitized "Wonder Years" nostalgia.
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" On the bridge-burning article he wrote for New York Magazine about how ABC's "Fresh Off the Boat" sanitized his childhood: "That's Kendrick, 'Control.
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"I wouldn't use the word 'sanitized,'" Manty said, noting that the powerpoint deck had been used in discussions with Time Warner about potential integration.
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The Para Ti factory, located a taxi-ride away on the other side of town, did offer a somewhat sanitized viewing of its facilities.
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Tired of taking care of someone else's baby and reluctant to become another sanitized Stepford wife, Megan yearns to start her life over again.
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For example, x-ray rooms have to close for 30 minutes after a someone gets a chest x-ray so they can be sanitized.
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Plus, the down is sanitized to remove allergens and bacteria, so you can enjoy the pillow even if you are usually allergic to feathers.
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"The Michigan worker added: "Every desktop, every surface is sanitized at a rate of almost three times that it was prior to the pandemic.
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As a counterpoint to our typically disembodied, detached, and sanitized experiences of food, "O Peixe" proposes an intimate proximity with that which feeds you.
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The series began in 2001 as a lark: an album of current pop hits sung by tweens with sanitized, safe-for-all-ages lyrics.
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But plenty were older, trusting that the dwindling number of places still open to the public could be sanitized enough to keep sickness away.
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Prospective buyers should be prepared to swap their shoes for booties before they start counting closets and to keep their (sanitized) hands to themselves.
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Forouzesh recommends wearing gloves when touching fuel pumps, keypads, and other high-touch areas at the gas station, which may not be regularly sanitized.
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Now even a hint of a kiss is forbidden in Egyptian movies, song lyrics are sanitized, and moral vigilantes hound artists through the courts.
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The chapels are dealing with the same issues -- and working overtime to keep things sanitized -- and even Elvis Presley impersonators are feeling the effects.
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"What I've witnessed, is that all of these idiosyncratic spaces, when they're destroyed they're invariably replaced by something very uniform and sanitized," he said.
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The sanitized and soulless spaces of Pablo and his family form an evocative contrast with the lively, bustling bars and streets frequented by Francisco.
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I don't need a sanitized version of "Despacito" — I need 8-year-olds not to be singing "Despacito" because that [song] is super dirty.
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These artists are revolutionaries in their own right and Sir Elton John's biopic "Rocketman," which is in theaters now, holds no punches with nothing sanitized.
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" The Muzak corporation piped the National Fascist Militia Band's tunes into hotel lobbies, restaurants, and homes under a sanitized alias: "The Pan-American Brass Band.
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The seduction of supposedly sanitized air power is strong, especially for presidents who want to use military force but fear that it will be messy.
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If you've ever read an original folktale (and not the sanitized Disney adaptations), you can likely relate to the feeling of being unsettled and uneasy.
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As the internet has gone from being a Wild West to a sanitized corporate playground, pornography has become vastly less welcome in most mainstream corners.
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And what's left is a sanitized understanding of wanting and loving that excludes so many types of bodies and so many ways of loving them.
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I am well aware of what Starbucks is and how it traffics in sanitized, decorative wokeness to brand itself as the thinking man's bean juice.
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Composed of utilitarian hallways, airy ex-classrooms, and nooks with raw wood flooring, the repurposed schoolhouse contrasts the sanitized white cube aesthetic of most galleries.
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Here in Cliché Shores, you can live a quiet, sanitized life surrounded by all those hackneyed themes and characters you expect from lightweight escapist paperbacks.
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But by the same token, this means that little bits of humanity will inevitably leak into the sanitized tool that Google originally had in mind.
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BEIRUT, March 21 (Reuters) - Iman Tohme sanitized her Beirut flower shop, disinfected all the plants and announced they would deliver for Mother's Day on Saturday.
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" By contrast, Abdurraqib writes that he finds Chick-fil-A, despite its politics, or perhaps because of them, "a bit too sanitized for my liking.
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But these aren't built for trade, and the effect of all this homogenized, sanitized designing, these "replicated aesthetics," is a further detachment from our cities.
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It was not, though, a purely Argentine game so much as a sanitized, defanged version, some of its soul left behind somewhere over the Atlantic.
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A cart outfitted with magnifying glasses invites us to get close to precious gems that gleam and mesmerize, although they are already displaced and sanitized.
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Those employees are immediately sent home, the store is sanitized, and they cannot return to work without a doctor's note clearing them of the virus.
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As Mabel presents a sanitized version of Emily, Olnek undercuts her account with scenes of Emily and Susan in love, in bed and in correspondence.
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The company also provides helmets in two sizes with each rental, which are sanitized several times a week — a potential solution to the helmet problem.
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Bruni said the entire residence, which is run like a hotel but has not been accepting temporary guests for the past few weeks, was sanitized.
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Pamela Sue Martin starred as Nancy Drew and later, after the series was canceled, she complained to Playboy about how sanitized her character had been.
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At moments like those, the show reminded you how sanitized Disney songs like "Friend Like Me," his signature number from "Aladdin," are secular gospel songs.
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Trains, vehicles and buses will be sanitized every 72 hours; frequently used surfaces in stations like turnstiles, ticket machines, and handrails will be cleaned daily.
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He said it seemed quite sanitized in the film, but I don't know that you could take an audience further into that Hieronymus Bosch territory.
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Apparently a sanitized version did get Cook's approval, though: In an ideal world, you don't have Tim Cook making programming decisions about TV shows, period.
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Days later, Darg releases a sanitized version of the Dani Dark film on YouTube and Facebook 3603, Ryot's primary distribution outlet, where 59,000 people tune in.
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Then, one of two operators sanitized with a golf ball-sized dollop of foam or two pumps of Purel and rubbed their hands together until dry.
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The series featured highly sanitized dancers with heart-pounding levels of talent... Sure, what the movie had in choreography it lacked in dialogue, originality and substance.
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Along with robot butlers, billboard-sized TVs, and inadequately sanitized wearables being tried on by untold hordes, self-driving demonstrations have become a staple of CES.
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The new rule helps close a loophole where someone affiliated with a hate group could still use Twitter by sharing a sanitized version of their message.
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The entire lab is scrubbed and sanitized at least once a day, Kramer said, and none of the liquids are ever unsealed outside the mixing room.
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If sanitized content was an automatic strike one against Ball Four, then strike two came when the network decided to cast Bouton as the show's lead.
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At B'nai Jeshurun, the decision followed discussions with the rabbi, which led to the conclusion that there was no way to keep the bouncy castle sanitized.
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NYSE said both individuals who tested positive for coronavirus were last in the Exchange building on March 13, and the building was sanitized the following day.
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For well-off urbanites, the decline of crime is most visible in sanitized, closely guarded city spaces where tourists and others can now comfortably wander about.
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The offices have computer keyboards in self-help kiosks, which are infrequently sanitized, he said, that the agency has encouraged people to use for faster service.
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But not only that, the term, which once held so much promise, has been co-opted, sanitized, stripped of its power to shock, disturb and galvanize.
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"The tent is clean and was sanitized, but has staining from use in emergency drills," said a Sutter Health spokesperson in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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From those raw visual ingredients, it rebuilds the document in a second container, recreating a sanitized PDF with no hidden code, animations, or even web links.
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The rock-star-level excesses are surely abundant, but feel slightly sanitized in how they're presented, perhaps in pursuit of a less-restrictive PG-13 rating.
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The places where the eggs were stored should be cleaned and sanitized, and eggs should be handled and cooked safely to avoid the potential for illness.
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If you disliked James Polk — many did — you dismissed or denigrated her; if you admired him, you wanted to keep her sanitized, and celebrated, for posterity.
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Moreover, they say, the memorial's administrators have sanitized the history of the present conflicts in order to legitimize ongoing deployments in Afghanistan and the Middle East.
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Every day you stare at a sanitized gurney, where a grayish, decaying body — which had only hours before been a regular person like you or me — lies.
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So many of the women who have succeeded in daytime — Oprah, Rosie, Ellen, Kelly Ripa, Rachael Ray — have done so by playing sanitized, uplifting versions of themselves.
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During any manicure or pedicure, you should always be hyper-aware of the tools being used — and whether they've been properly sanitized and are safe for use.
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When you arrive at a grocery or cafe that doesn't allow pets you use a mobile app to open up the therm-controlled and UV sanitized box.
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From the moment of capture to the moment they're sanitized, they are encrypted with one key in the van and the other key in the data center.
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How much is lost in the bridging efforts of the scrubbed, sanitized Toronto—a constructed, positivist haven—and ordinary, real-life Toronto—a gentrifying, hyper-surveilled metropolis?
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It smells like a sugar factory, and feels like a sanitized boudoir, and it's been totally, exactly just this way since as long as you can remember.
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While most designers choose to present a sanitized social media presence, filled with platitudes, peonies, and professional photography, Gabbana relishes in irreverently dipping into highly-charged topics.
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In one, Mr. Bell visits the San Quentin prison in California, but, as with most prison tours, he is mostly given what feels like a sanitized view.
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But some say the opening of a local Whole Foods Market on Tuesday, along with the Apple store this month, are signs of the new sanitized Williamsburg.
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The members, speaking after their tour of the facility, questioned if they'd seen the true conditions at the center or whether they'd been shown a sanitized version.
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Few have made adequate use of the copious historical records that are available to researchers, though, like all archives, the Kennedy papers are incomplete, imperfect and sanitized.
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Huang introduces the brutality of the natural world into the sanitized space of the museum in order to evoke the violence of the cage that encloses chaos.
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With larger games, there are more fingers in the narrative pie, and stories end up being sanitized into something more fictional, crowd-sourced, and less experience-based.
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It formally closed in 1980, laying in a state of disrepair until 1989, when it reopened, with controversy, as a sanitized walking district lined with retail outlets.
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Nordstrom, an American luxury retailer based in Seattle, is sewing more than 100,000 masks that will be sanitized before being distributed to healthcare workers across the country.
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For the remainder of the flight, I sanitized my hands every time I touched anything, which was less than 10 times in the whole 3.5-hour flight.
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It has not been utterly sanitized for anyone's protection, and it is closely observed from end to end, especially on subjects like sex, art and social class.
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" Maria, warm but no-nonsense, doled out a sanitized version of her wartime travails, but when anguished would cry out: "I should have died with my parents!
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"I want a president," artist Zoe Leonard's stark protest of overly-sanitized American politicians, is as relevant today as it was when she wrote it in 1992.
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The incident was serious enough that members of the team got vaccines, practices were moved while their facility was sanitized, and their dining room was temporarily shut down.
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The World Health Organization issued several health recommendations Thursday on the Rio Olympics, including that visitors should use insect repellant and avoid over-crowded and poorly-sanitized areas.
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The reporter, Sharon Waxman, wrote that her story was sanitized due to connections between Weinstein and the New York Times, where she was attempting to publish her piece.
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It was free-range kids' TV, experimental, rough and — for all its deserved acclaim — far removed from later generations of educational TV that was sanitized for our protection.
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Unlike traditional pedicure tools, which are sanitized or discarded after use, there's no way to stop the fish from spreading disease or bacteria from one person to another.
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These musicals are mostly biographical, offering a highly sanitized version of the subject's life, as in Summer, which glosses over Donna Summer's late-in-life anti-gay attitudes.
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Like America's Best Dance Crew, which premiered just two years later, the series featured highly sanitized dancers with heart-pounding levels of talent and annoyingly pro-social attitudes.
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She managed to do so using just a knife she'd packed in her luggage and two shoelaces she'd sanitized with boiling water from the hotel room's tea kettle.
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Bouguereau's work is a strangely vapid American cultural artifact that represents a new world hunger for the trappings of refinement, once it is sanitized of meaning or content.
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Late-night talk shows are usually a sanitized wasteland of half-funny jokes and lazy political commentary, so it's a rarity when they evoke any sort of feeling.
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Rather than presenting the interconnectedness of life as sanitized and magical, Yoshigai interweaves an element of violence, as our relationship with our planet requires sacrifice to maintain balance.
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There was a sense of the city becoming corporatized, life becoming more financialized and sanitized, and this album was just a little bit of teenage resistance against that.
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The study also hoped to show the effects that viewing such violence could have on children, as a "sanitized" PG-13 version of gun violence might desensitize them.
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What was at the center of those first two albums was how they captured the un-sanitized black soul and its dimensions—pride, insecurities, flawed humanity, and potential.
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He played RATSO Rizzo in this one, and as sanitized as everyone thinks Times Square is, regular perambulators there, close to 26 years later, will witness similar characters.
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On Tuesday, Costco confirmed that the employee tested positive for COVID-19 and assured staff that they thoroughly cleaned and sanitized the building, which they then promptly reopened.
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After that, the Office of Legislative Affairs began preparing more sanitized briefing materials for the president — assuming they might ultimately end up in the hands of the lawmaker.
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In contrast with the relatively sanitized classroom instruction on the dangers of opioids, including heroin and prescription pain killers, his talk was meant to pack an emotional wallop.
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But if, during this forum, the candidates' statements don't reflect King's true legacy — and not the sanitized one we are so often taught — that meaning will be diluted.
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You'd think that, in this completely sanitized, Santa Claus–filled environment, your sex drive would take a few days off, as well…… But this simply isn't the case.
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The TV series "The F.B.I." sanitized future scripts after Mr. Colombo contacted Lee A. Iacocca, the president of Ford Motor Company, which was one of the show's sponsors.
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Lynchings, those carnivals of blood once attended by thousands of people, morphed into a sanitized, state-sanctioned death penalty that is still disproportionately used against people of color.
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She also birthed her placenta, cut her own umbilical cord (with shoelaces she sanitized by boiling them in a water kettle), and breastfed her newborn before going to sleep.
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Since the kitchen sink is a place where you clean things you will eat on, you should keep it sanitized — simply running water in there won't kill the germs.
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Your body already fights and usually wins the battle against germs and microorganisms that accompany the usual fecal contamination of a relatively well-sanitized area in a developed world.
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But, as Fellowes himself acknowledged in a roundabout way in his statement about the festival's end, it set a template for the "boutique" event that's sanitized our festival culture.
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"Handing a sanitized speech to the authorities to sneak the goods through customs doesn't mean you're not sneaking the goods through customs," said David Axelrod, a former top adviser.
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Nonetheless, searching "dark white skin" on Twitter shows dozens of users who believe that the media is somehow "covering up" his race or using sanitized language when identifying Stephens.
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Last month, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" ran a sketch about an imagined compilation called "Kidz Bop Hip-Hop," a set of sanitized and cheerily naïve remakes of hip-hop songs.
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In retrospect, again, it's the way that we talk about Dr. Martin Luther King in a kind of sanitized way that doesn't even acknowledge the anger that drove him.
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Eve Wolf's script complicates the sanitized Hans of Andersen's own autobiography and the imagined one of the 1952 Danny Kaye movie, best remembered for Frank Loesser's gentle, irrepressible score.
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MASS Design interviewed many patients and staff members in an effort to design and create prototypes of beds that would be comfortable as well as easily sanitized and reused.
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Not only did they reveal more about Eli's war story, but they also gave me insight into how he talked before he became media conscious and sanitized his message.
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The SARS outbreak increased awareness about preventing viral disease transmission, particularly in Hong Kong, where public surfaces have been regularly sanitized since and facemasks have become a common sight.
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Even if you're a verified, paying YouTube Premium customer (we know you're out there) your data will be sanitized as if YouTube thinks you're a 10-year-old kid.
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But we also have to pay attention to how much more alarming the unfiltered Trump is when compared to the sanitized version that often emerges in mainstream media reporting.
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As long as the solution is at least 60% alcohol, you can rub the liquid into your hands and let them air dry, then you'll have effectively sanitized them.
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Little in "sanitized" adult American life, where Wood is productive and content, seems to have the same kind of purchase as those bygone places and people, that bygone music.
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Elinor, who receives a commission from the War Artists Advisory Committee, is skeptical of its favored subjects, which include farm girls, factory workers, and other sanitized scenes of productivity.
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Generally speaking, the people creating these videos weren't trying to wean children off the official, sanitized, friendly content: They were making content that they find funny for fellow adults.
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Unfortunately in this country, we've been so desperately miseducated, and our history has been so sanitized in an effort to almost keep it bottled up and in a box.
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Far from the sanitized versions of trans life seen in the mainstream media, Vargas's work "insists on an expansive and unstable definition of transgender," as MOTHA's mission statement notes.
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So to spare you from trying to make sense of the company's sanitized version of history, we've compiled a list of our own that includes the things that Facebook forgot.
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Instead of posting generic and sanitized updates for all to see, they are sharing their transient goofy selfies and blow-by-blow descriptions of class with only their closest friends.
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"If you are doing business in China, your political views will be sanitized..." in line with China's wishes, said Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group, on CNN's "New Day" Tuesday.
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Elizabeth gives Paige the bare facts about the Chicago mission, but, as always, it's an eerily sanitized version, as is her warning about the reality of life in the KGB.
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Photo: GettyPorn is hard to come by in China, as the country's dedicated anti-porn task force continues to push for a more sanitized web, free from even ASMR videos.
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" Nostalgia has been accused of everything from "a longing for a sanitized impression of the past" to causing a "disconnection from the present and therefore its blindness to the future.
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These junkspaces do seem creepy in a sanitized way or offer a kind of disconnect which is what makes them so suited to be turned upside down, like in Islands.
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Network television in the 21948s was taking its first steps away from the sanitized, taboo-heavy sensibilities of the 2700s and '22012s, tentatively embracing a new social and political frankness.
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And now, as the next billion are set to come online, they will encounter a sanitized corporate internet, one very different from what existed before these companies dominated the landscape.
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Art shouldn't be "sanitized" or tinkered with "to suit the changing attitudes of the times," Mr. MacGowan said in an expletive-filled statement that used a word stronger than tinkered.
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"Ultimately, queerness is not a category or a style but a lived experience, which I feel is in danger of being colonized, of being sanitized," she told Frieze in 2014.
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The advisers also said they saw immigrants in the transgender unit housed in an area that was not "appropriately cleaned and sanitized," potentially contributing to the spread of infectious diseases.
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It then created multiple special fleets, including a fleet of constantly sanitized vehicles for medical workers who were properly suited and a volunteer fleet to still meet local demand needs.
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Although Kurson's source notes mention "papers once secret" that "have now been declassified," he is silent on Operation Paperclip, the government program that sanitized the war records of Nazi engineers.
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He said plants will have to be properly cleaned and sanitized before they are used again for food processing and that there must be an adequate supply of clean water.
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For example, New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced that its trains, cars, and buses will be sanitized every 72 hours, and frequently touched surfaces in stations will be disinfected daily.
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"The expectation is that the ship would be fully sanitized and then taken into dry dock for a period of time," said Negin Kamali, public-relations director for Princess Cruises.
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"If it only transmits from animals to humans, now that the market has been shut down and sanitized, the chances for people to be infected will be low," he said.
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But while CA was preparing to present the UK media with a sanitized false narrative to gloss over the individual voter targeting work it actually intended to carry out for Leave.
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The process seems to be ongoing and occurring rapidly, as some previously kosher searches like "shlong" are now banned, while results for "sideboob" and "ballgag" are noticeably fewer and more sanitized.
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Streaming video service VidAngel urged a federal appeals court on Thursday to overturn an injunction blocking it from offering sanitized versions of Hollywood movies and television shows without the studios' permission.
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Critics from the right and left pilloried him and the network for keeping a bureau open to continue to pump out sanitized, or as some would even call it, "fake" news.
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"This type of obscene conduct is outrageous and we immediately disposed of the affected products and sanitized the area to ensure its cleanliness and safety for our customers," the company said.
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A belief that if a history of subjugation is tangled with a sanitized, whimsical idea of a time and place, then we should excuse all the viciousness that came with it.
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I found this work deeply poignant because it begins with awe of the sanitized world that we may likely build in the future, and it ends with the guarantee of nothing.
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In a phone call with Motherboard, Isolini said that he wanted to acknowledge the tragedy on Google Maps, which by intention, is a sanitized mapping system devoid of humanity or history.
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Mr. Xi's time in Liangjiahe was also more turbulent than portrayed in these sanitized versions of history, according to less-guarded accounts that Mr. Xi gave before he became national leader.
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But it either hasn't been reworked enough, or it's been subsequently sanitized in a way that seems to question what still is or isn't considered "normal" on network TV in 2018.
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The SARS (2002 - 2003) outbreak increased awareness about preventing viral disease transmission, particularly in Hong Kong, where public surfaces have been regularly sanitized since and facemasks have become a common sight.
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And for some, it put in high relief the loss of a city's character as rising rents and tightening laws make the metropolis ever more sanitized — and that much more boring.
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Take an underpaid actor, dress him in a suit, make him pose in a sanitized conference room set while pretending to give a presentation, and the results are almost always terrifying.
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In Gentefied, there's the modern wrinkle of "authenticity," the monied interest in a culture sanitized for white consumption and social media clout without any concern for place, for people, for history.
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In an email viewed by VICE, a Toronto Public Health Inspector told Bernabe "there was no health hazard present" when he visited and that the floor had been sanitized with bleach.
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Once I've navigated the airport, made it on the plane, and sanitized my seat, things have pretty much proceeded as usual from my window seats, with a bit more hand sanitizing.
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I've even saved the sanitized version from television on my DVR, because -- if I'm honest -- I'm not as big a fan of the profanity and violence as I am the story.
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But can a business that you barely trust to prevent bed bug colonization keep clean and sanitized a basin of hot water into which any highway traveler can enter and soak?
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But what's it like to bring a baby into a world without such expertise at hand, without a sanitized hospital, without the right instruments, even without plentiful access to clean water?
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Their argument, essentially, is that YouTube has become a sanitized media company, prioritizing brand deals with big celebrities at the expense of allowing independent creators a fair shot at making a living.
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In the operating room on the day of Jewel's surgery, Shope and eight other doctors and nurses in blue scrubs buzzed around her, covering everything except her abdomen in sanitized blue sheets.
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Zuckerberg's PR-sanitized statement on Saturday came eight hours after The New York Times' Mike Isaac reported that Facebook executives were asking themselves what role the social network played in the election.
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Pitbull has been a critic's pin cushion ever since he abandoned the lovably coarse sound of his early Miami anthems like "Culo" in favor of a more sanitized, generic top 40 style.
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Money within the property was regularly sanitized with chemical fumigation, and patients were forbidden to engage with the traveling peddlers who sidled up to Carville's fence, for fear of circulating unclean cash.
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Unlike many Formula One tracks that have been redesigned and renovated for the modern world of safer racing, the Le Mans track has been made safer but it has not been sanitized.
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A Senate report early this year found that Backpage removed words that indicated a person being advertised was a child, such as "little girl" and "amber alert" and would post sanitized ads.
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We talked about that, as well as the new cleaning regimens TSA has adopted to keep the checkpoints sanitized, and what it's like to clock in and out at a ghost town.
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It's particularly attuned to how the legacies of Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. have been co-opted into a narrative of uplift, with civil rights history sanitized for public consumption.
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Staff in San Francisco and Seattle were advised to work from home early that week, and Farber-Kolo wrote that the former office would be closed over the weekend to be sanitized.
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Al Sampson, who was ordained by King and worked with him on education and desegregation efforts and as his national housing director, said he thinks parts of King's legacy have been sanitized.
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The depiction of the war itself is somewhat sanitized, but the 10 men are in excellent voice, and when they come together, the sensation is tremendous and the musical chill effect engulfing.
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The images are strangely familiar, but I've come to characterize them as corporate meme magic realism: sanitized to be shared on social media, funny enough to feel innocuous, but divorced from facts.
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Even as players sanitized their fury by professing that they didn't lose because of the officials' oversight, they were mystified that it happened at all, to them, at such a critical moment.
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And others like Patriot Front and American Identity Movement zeroed in on "optics" — presenting a sanitized image to the rest of the world, with the goal of getting a foothold in the mainstream.
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Despite its good intentions, the funeral-inspired look was a rather sanitized form of dissent in which attendees and the coalition arguably failed to capitalize on its position of privilege within the mainstream.
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He calmly sidestepped a flurry of attacks over Mr. Trump's offensive remarks, opting to ignore them rather than defend his running mate, and delivered his own, sanitized version of the Trump-Pence message.
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You could be forgiven for thinking this means that punk has been daddified, sanitized and gentrified since that foundational moment in December 1976 when the Sex Pistols appeared on a British talk show.
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A possible campaign finance violation does not get sanitized with a post-hoc theory that money got siphoned at the back end to fund a deal that was a secret to the client.
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"This type of obscene conduct is outrageous and we immediately disposed of the affected products and sanitized the area to ensure its cleanliness and safety for our customers," Walmart said in a statement.
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Gawker, which has a stated aim of publishing the kinds of salacious stories that reporters tell among themselves, rather than the sanitized versions Mr. Denton feels are usually presented, is sued quite regularly.
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Sometimes the visions of Coach from the past can feel quite sanitized, and I want Coach to be about something new and exciting and really represent the diverse city that is New York.
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Not exactly a bow, and there are Emmys production folks and television industry figures who are telling themselves that during his fleeting appearance at the ceremony, Spicer was being slyly demeaned, not sanitized.
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" According to Amazon worker Christian Smalls, a process assistant at the Staten Island facility who led Monday's organizing effort, "the plan is to cease all operations until the building is closed and sanitized.
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It has become a destination game, a kind of hipster bucket-list item for anyone seeking a jolt of authenticity, something untainted by the sanitized, prepackaged corporate glamour of the world's elite leagues.
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Two modern-day twin siblings — David (Tobey Maguire) and Jennifer (Reese Witherspoon) — are zapped into the black-and-white world of a '50s family sitcom where everything is simple, sunny and heavily sanitized.
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In my book, The UFO People: A Curious Culture, I argue that mainstream cable networks and media tends towards a more sanitized version of the paranormal that can fit into their primetime lineups.
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Depending on the quality of your introduction to sesame-crusted tuna or similar sanitized novelties at trendier-than-thou enclaves, your opinion of Asian fusion may occupy some intersection of tortured and tacky.
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The state-run media offered sanitized accounts of the Mar-a-Lago talks, emphasizing the sweeping green lawns on which the leaders walked and the ornate room where the official discussions took place.
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"It enables him to put his version of the story out exactly the way he wants to, as sanitized or unfiltered as he cares to," said Bill Grueskin, a Columbia Journalism School professor.
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The limbs, on any day of the exhibition's run (through October), belong to a rotating roster of anonymous female performers, making for a startling and strange flash of flesh in the sanitized space.
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No matter the condition- they'll be a revelation of the shameful, the sanitized, the washed-up, the worn, the probed, the holy, the scarlet, the loosened, the exonerated, the secret, and the secreted.
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Here, co-writer and director Kasi Lemmons' (Eve's Bayou) new film invites us to go deeper than the sanitized versions of Tubman's life that we may have picked up in high school history classes.
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The company had previously defended the book, "A Birthday Cake for George Washington," by Ramin Ganeshram, from critics who said it presented young readers with an offensively sanitized version of the institution of slavery.
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I don't want them to exist on Reddit any more than I want them to exist in the world, but I believe that presenting a sanitized view of humanity does us all a disservice.
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The aesthetics have been sanitized: signs all black-and-white, logos and typography changed to look like those of cocktail bars where men in jeans-and-sheux prop up the bar ordering $17 cocktails.
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Norman said Liberty, who took over Formula One in January, had carried out extensive fan research and the message coming back was that the sport had lost excitement and become too sanitized and inaccessible.
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Peter Travers, Rolling Stone: Audiences are in for two hours of cruel and unusual punishment...Can sex, referred to here as "kinky fuckery," really be this dull, this sanitized, this devoid of human interest?
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The heavily sanitized minutes have not typically revealed much about central bank decision-making, but could offer clues of how members of the Governing Council anticipated that a British exit might affect the eurozone.
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" Like several other workers, this employee said that Costco staff cleaned and sanitized the area where the infected person worked, wiping down the "deli and rotisserie departments" with "gloves and sanitizing spray, nothing more.
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Guests who moved to Rotterdam completed a health screening prior to transferring via sanitized tender, with all other necessary precautions in place, including wearing masks, social distancing and direct transfer to their new staterooms.
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I appreciated the tone of director/co-writer/star Roberto Benigni's film about a father shielding his young son from the horrors of a concentration camp, the premise seemed a trifle strained and sanitized.
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"The expectation is that the ship would be fully sanitized and then taken into dry dock for a period of time," Negin Kamali, public-relations director for Princess Cruises, told The Wall Street Journal.
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" In a collection of his work published on Monday, The Times wrote that Mr. Staples, 67, "has sought to correct the parts of the national narrative on race that have been sanitized and distorted.
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Archie exists in this netherworld of the sanitized 1950s, where the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew solved mysteries while more or less ignoring or handwaving the massive social justice issues going on at the time.
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Trump's use of "alt-right" versus "alt-left" heralds a new low for his presidency, grouping some of the worst elements of American society into a sanitized bubble and juxtaposing them against civil rights activists.
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Then for the actual shoot, Nélisse stood against a vertical bed, with the camera roughly six feet away and shooting with a tight zoom lens just over Ritter's shoulder as he spoke sanitized, alternate dialogue.
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Much was made of The Force Awakens' return to practical effects after the overly-sanitized look of the prequel trilogy, but make no mistake: there's copious amount of computer generated visual effects in the film.
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But she hit her solo peak at a time when rock was now saturated with white male voices and sanitized of that roughness and grit that had characterized Big Mama Thornton and Tharpe's pioneering vocals.
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Taking hold in the two-decade heyday of liberal hegemony following 1989, this sanitized image of liberal democracy has become the favorite straw man of illiberal politicians today, including the president of the United States.
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The firm's leadership team made the decision to reopen its other 24 offices after it consulted with an infectious disease expert and had all of its offices sanitized, it said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The sanitized tour Candy gives the boy of her movie set is bittersweet: She is proud of her work, and the kid is suitably impressed, but he's not quite worldly enough to connect the dots.
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The United States she depicts is ahistoric and sanitized for her readers' consumption — "a clean slate for pure capitalist freedom, with no indigenous people, no slaves, no exploited immigrants or workers in sight," Duggan writes.
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They complained that the rulings and suggestions have not only stopped them from thoroughly exploring the sadistic nature of the government's witnesses, but have also sanitized the brutal violence for which drug cartels are known.
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But some foodies, chefs and social media users in Malaysia have countered with withering criticism — suggesting, for example, that Singapore's hawker stalls are too sanitized to truly compete with their grittier, allegedly tastier Malaysian counterparts.
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Many found the sanitized comics boring, and — with the new medium of television providing competition — readership, which at one point had reached 600 million sales annually, declined by almost three-quarters within a few years.
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"This version 2 has been totally sanitized," said Pierre Gattaz, the head of employer federation Medef which is pushing the government to cut the restrictions which make it hard for companies to hire and fire.
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While the film ultimately proposes that art can be provocative and push boundaries only in extremely sanitized contexts, Davis's novel reflects an unadulterated belief in the power of art, encompassing the varied philosophies of art.
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Awkwardly, we shook hands, and I exited his truck and got back into my own car, where I sanitized my hands with a travel-size bottle of Purell and wrote up my notes from the meeting.
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I guess it's been said that after the fall of the Soviet Union, that these have been sanitized, the camps — I don't know what that all means, but they're taking some references to the past away.
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In addition, human breast milk can contain dangerous impurities, such as infectious diseases including hepatitis, HIV and syphilis, and bacterial food-borne illnesses if the milk is not properly sanitized and/or stored, CBS News said.
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Tumblr's move to ban adult content last year, which initially used an algorithm to detect and hide NSFW posts, was a comically flawed effort that sanitized the platform of everything from nude sculptures to raw chicken.
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Similarly, many Americans believe a sanitized version of the history of the Civil Rights movement, failing to realize how much activists had to disrupt normal politics and dislodge accepted norms in order to end unjust practices.
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"These monuments purposefully celebrate a fictional, sanitized Confederacy; ignoring the death, ignoring the enslavement, and the terror that it actually stood for," New Orleans mayor Mitch Landrieu said in a speech following the city's monument removal.
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Once underground, the scene abruptly changes from one of potholed blacktop and industrial grit to the more sanitized chrome and concrete industrial look ubiquitous to CrossFit "boxes," as they're called by the devoted, around the world.
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Customers bring their own containers, buy reusable ones at the store or take some from a stack that have been cleaned and sanitized, using a digital scale to weigh and tag them before they start shopping.
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Ms. Wersba began writing in the 1960s, and her work reflected the era's new realism in literature for younger readers with stories no longer confined to intact nuclear families and sanitized goings-on like prom nights.
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After arguing for most of season three about whether to tell their teenage daughter, Paige (Holly Taylor), the truth about their lives, they've finally let her in on their secret — even if it's a sanitized version.
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The larger question, said Stacy Wolf, a Princeton theater professor, is whether Ms. Nottage, who is known for her politically charged work, has the freedom to stray from a sanitized account of Mr. Jackson's life story.
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In a statement, Ford said manufacturing facilities in the United States, Canada and Mexico will be closed so they can be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized and to protect workers from the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Show World, which continued to operate in a sanitized version at the foot of two 12-story buildings at the northwest corner of 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue, itself is worth millions for the land alone.
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It was a (sanitized) cover of Busted's "Year 27" in which the brothers sing about traveling into the future to find (inexplicably) "boy bands" and to discover that their records outsold Kelly Clarkson (random but it rhymed).
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Unsurprisingly, the tour was relatively sanitized — making recordings or taking notes was prohibited, guests had to stick to a planned route, three tour guides minded the group at all times, and no warehouse workers spoke with guests.
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It does detail some of Tiff's clients' kinks, which are generally sanitized for levity – a missed opportunity to de-stigmatize sex work and BDSM on the Netflix platform with an open-ended chance to explore both further.
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In its "home country," Friends initially presented a sanitized, glitzy, and strongly Caucasian reflection of New York City—a cuddlier alternative, perhaps, to fellow NBC juggernaut Seinfeld's acerbic (and similarly Caucasian) perspective on Manhattan's hustle-and-bustle.
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He is also a devoted Christian, who has redefined what audiences expect from the Christian music genre because while his lyrics are free from profanity and often focus on his faith, they are by no means sanitized.
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"This was all a set up and you know it," she wrote, adding that the artist was not trained in the type of makeup Marrero wanted, she was rushed, and all the products are certified and sanitized.
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Fritz Koenig's "Sphere for Plaza Fountain," once the sculptural centerpiece of the World Trade Center, will be reinstalled there this year, returning a visceral symbol of death and rebirth to an understated — and all but sanitized — landscape.
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Gil Fazion and George St. Geegland — the cranky, septuagenarian alter egos of the comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney — are bringing shabbiness back to sanitized Times Square, where they have set up festering and stupendously entertaining camp.
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Previously, Clinton had given credit to activists (and Newsome by name), but her words on Saturday offered a far more sanitized version of history—one in which primacy is again given to the personal decency of officeholders.
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As the recipient of Mr. Mueller's report, Mr. Barr was in a position to put forth a sanitized version — using many of Mr. Mueller's words out of context in a way that made the president look better.
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As Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Senator Bernie Sanders prepare for a televised debate on Sunday night amid the growing coronavirus crisis, CNN said it was taking every precaution to keep the proceedings sanitized — if not bloodless.
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Eventually, he settled on an unconventional form: The novel opens with a series of brief and jarring vignettes revealing the violence and genocide that indigenous people have endured, and how it has been sanitized over the centuries.
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"An agency cannot avoid Privacy Act liability for a disclosure actually made for an improper purpose by eliciting a sanitized after-the-fact rationale from an official who does not have all of the facts," Goelman wrote.
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Some would call it natural evolution of a wealthier and more-sanitized game, but the most obvious change may be technological: Super-slow motion cameras and video replays now ensure that virtually every close call is correct.
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Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland — the cranky, septuagenarian alter egos of the comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney — are bringing shabbiness back to sanitized Times Square, where they have set up festering and stupendously entertaining camp.
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Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland — the cranky, septuagenarian alter egos of the comedians John Mulaney and Nick Kroll — are bringing shabbiness back to sanitized Times Square, where they have set up festering and stupendously entertaining camp.
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"On the topic of L.G.B.T. issues, they've completely misled the public," she said of the censors, adding that she worried that the decision to screen a sanitized version of the film would discourage gay people in China.
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Travis View, a researcher and podcaster who studies the QAnon movement, said The Epoch Times has sanitized the conspiracy theory by pushing Spygate, which drops the wildest and more prurient details of QAnon while retaining its conspiratorial elements.
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Osiel sanitized the liver-giblet chiller, a tublike contraption that cools chicken innards by cycling them through a near-freezing bath, then looked for a ladder, so that he could turn off the water valve above the machine.
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Episode 203 takes place largely at a funeral parlor: Jerrod's paternal grandfather, William, dies, sending Grier's Joe into an ambivalent funk, because William was an abusive alcoholic; Joe wonders if he doesn't owe him a sanitized eulogy anyway.
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It was part of a larger, previously known effort: Satellite photographs show that Parchin was so sanitized before the inspectors' arrival that tons of soil in the area had been removed, to eliminate any traces of nuclear contamination.
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When WIRED tested an early version of Dangerzone, it worked perfectly to create sanitized PDFs out of most PowerPoint, Word, and PDF files, though it took as much as a few minutes in some cases to convert them.
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They said it would be protected in Washington, in contrast to the spot where Mr. Nemtsov was killed: It is continuously sanitized by Moscow officials who whisk away the flowers, photos and flickering candles left by his supporters.
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However, when the Warriors learned of the incident, members of the organization got vaccines, they moved a practice from their practice facility to Oracle Arena while the facility was sanitized, and the team dining room was temporarily shut down.
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Some of the victims and their lawyers faulted the school's report as a sanitized version of events and said it was not truly independent because it was conducted by a lawyer, Will Hannum, whose partner is the school's counsel.
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The gay narratives that made it onscreen were all sanitized; at the same time, gayness was sufficiently stigmatized within the industry that in 2003 Tom Cruise sued for libel, and won, when a porn star claimed he was gay.
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Soho, that last bastion of bacchanalianism for the sake of bacchanalianism, a place where pimps and prostitutes mingled with Saturday night's squaddies and skinheads, has, in recent years, became another sanitized section of edgeless, toothless, corporate-sponsored central London.
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There is no such thing as a social media contract, but as a 76ers fan of long-ass standing, I'd be generally curious as to what's going on in his life, even in a sanitized Facebook sort of way.
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But I understand some parents will only want kids to access the sanitized version of songs – especially if their children are still in the preschool years, or have a tendency to seek out explicit content because they're little monsters.
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United American Patriots has paid for lawyers, family visits and other support, arguing that troops under intense pressure in combat zones are often unfairly judged and given harsh sentences because the public has sanitized and unrealistic expectations of war.
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With Adam Newport-Barra's impressive lensing and Miles Michael's spot on art direction, Barry inhabits a grimy, post-1970's New York City much mythologized in our more sanitized era, from HBO's Vinyl to Netflix's celebrated The Get Down.
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Among the new safety procedures -- handwashing with isopropyl alcohol to completely sterilize, separating the workforce and allowing office staff to work from home, scrapping communal lunches, and making everyone enter from the same entrance to make sure they're sanitized.
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But on that hot summer day, as we said goodbye and I watched him turn and walk away into that sanitized, rainbow-colored bobo wonderland, for the first time since I'd met him he seemed almost out of place.
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Those incidents have forced the company to "hold ourselves to a higher standard" than other restaurants, when it comes to both ensuring that employees are well enough to work, and to keeping the dining areas clean and ultra-sanitized.
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Major Hollywood studios can block streaming service VidAngel from offering sanitized versions of the studios' movies and television shows while their copyright infringement lawsuit against the Provo, Utah-based company proceeds, a federal judge in Los Angeles ruled Monday.
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I'm really worried about her and don't know if it's even possible to keep the virus away from her, but I'm going to keep going to work, going straight back home, and staying as sanitized as I humanly can.
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Of course, the fantasy of escaping the impersonal, sanitized trappings of ordinary hotels is appealing, but leaving behind these tightly controlled, often cookie-cutter accommodations sometimes comes with its own risks — horrible hosts, dysfunctional bathrooms, and lots and lots of bugs.
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When the blood-stained underwear languishes in subcommittee—"I don't know exactly what that means," one forlorn activist admits—the group tries again with a sanitized version, perhaps more palatable to the powers that be: a simple drop of blood.
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After the trailer for the film, which stars Zac Efron as Bundy, appeared online Sunday, a lot of people were concerned about the way the trailer depicted the main subject, which some felt portrayed the murderer in a sanitized way.
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The very qualities that make the images themselves so amateurish and difficult to parse make them extremely valuable as raw data; these pictures haven't been sanitized or set up to make it any easier for the algorithms to sort through.
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"I share witty, sanitized versions of depression, anxiety, and loneliness, which is better (maybe?) than not sharing at all," says Erin*, a 24-year-old English teacher living in "the burbs" (as she put it) who asked to remain anonymous.
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The New York Times reported that Facebook had sought to deflect blame for its role in empowering far right hate speech by, in fact, employing a right-wing media company to spread a soft, sanitized version of that same hate speech.
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" In his harshest criticism, the rapporteur said: "It might seem to some observers that the Department of Work and Pensions has been tasked with designing a digital and sanitized version of the 19th-century workhouse, made infamous by Charles Dickens.
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If you do need to travel by plane, it's a good idea to use alcohol wipes to clean tray tables, bathroom handles and other parts of the plane that you might touch that are not regularly sanitized by the flight crew.
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"This is part of a broader move at Columbia to make the band more sanitized, more corporate," Samantha Rowan, the president of the Columbia University Band Alumni Association, said of the ban, which had been in the works for months.
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The document notes that it "is not a verbatim transcript," and I can't help wondering if it has been somewhat sanitized, but it is still unlike any presidential communication I can think of in my 35-year career in journalism.
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When the special counsel Robert Mueller released the findings of his inquiry into connections between Trump's 2016 campaign and Russia, Barr presented a sanitized four-page summary before the report was made public, which the President used to declare himself cleared.
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" Quotable "In 'Inheritance From Mother' I laundered, sanitized and toned down the kinds of things my mother did and said, for one reason: I wanted my novel to remain within the bounds of what is usually referred to as realism.
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Amid this frightening economic and moral decay, well-intentioned corporations, nonprofits and governments have turned Martin Luther King Jr. Day into a sanitized "day of service," misappropriating the legacy of a man who went to his grave calling for a revolution.
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The result distances itself from Disney's sanitized suburban fantasy of flowers blooming and bees happily swarming around in neat circles and becomes a tale of female desire and trauma, and it looks and sounds like an early work by Lana del Rey.
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The wild-west days of MMA, when cage-fighting was still an outlaw sport and Liddell was its king, are long gone, replaced by a new sanitized multi-billion-dollar corporate landscape, one made safe for Madison Avenue and Hollywood and kids everywhere.
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On the CEO's digital dashboard we are (and want to be) little more than a sanitized number, perfectly ordered in sleek spreadsheets, proving how efficient, valuable and productive we are and how can be deployed as a resource towards our new project.
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As I was watching the films, I was just thinking how they would fit in perfectly with the sort of slideshow and narration-based videos they show to kids in history class, but at the same time they're not sanitized in any way.
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"probably some Russian mind game" It's unclear how the Shadow Brokers got their hands on those exploits, but the combination of broad data and specific exploits suggest it came from some third-party infrastructure targeted by the NSA but not properly sanitized.
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The Disney park is about as artificial and sanitized as a landscape can be – a whimsical universe of its own, filled with fantastical castles and amusements, groomed golf courses, gleaming hotels, sprawling parking lots and surrounded by condo complexes and gated communities.
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Mr. Ovitz is certainly correct that Mr. Eisner had set him up for failure and never really wanted a successor, but even Mr. Ovitz's highly sanitized version of his time at Disney makes it clear how ill-suited he was for corporate leadership.
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Marvel hasn't totally sanitized its films of directorial personality (the quippy banter of "The Avengers" felt notably Whedon-y), but it has done more to contain and constrain any auteurist impulses in order to maintain a more uniform tone, character, and quality level.
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Brent Staples of The Times's editorial board has sought to correct the parts of the national narrative on race that have been sanitized and distorted, to remind Americans that the devaluation of black lives that led to slavery still haunts the country.
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The Merrick Jones, Hall's towboat, now gets common areas frequented by the crew of 10 sanitized twice a day instead of once every three or four, and fueling and resupply stops have virtually eliminated person-to-person contact with those on shore.
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On Tuesday, custodians at the 2,500-worker facility sanitized and cleaned, while workers continued to pick and pack boxes for delivery and received little information from management, according to Athena, a national coalition of 50 grassroots organizations working to challenge Amazon's corporate power.
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None of those complications and next to no history, though, have made it into "1917," a carefully organized and sanitized war picture from Sam Mendes that turns one of the most catastrophic episodes in modern times into an exercise in preening showmanship.
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With communism ditched and liberal capitalism largely discredited as an alternative, the Soviet Union's victorious 1941-45 struggle against Nazism has become the untouchable cornerstone of a new state ideology built around a sanitized history of patriotic sacrifice, discipline and national unity.
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"The meanings and the history that we are able to draw from them in a different site, especially a sort of sanitized site like a museum, are not going to be the same," said Michele H. Bogart, a professor at Stony Brook University.
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This idea of death—persistent, looming, everywhere—seems more accurate, especially when the physical event of death can feel so detached, sanitized, rehearsed: something that as a species and individuals we now tend to do to ourselves, whether with cigarettes, food, or despair.
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"I think it fostered creativity in a lot of early internet users but it was also from a time where four corporations didn't run the entire internet so it's much less sanitized than a lot of the internet feels today," he said.
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But the public doesn't need internal emails to recognize the obvious incongruity between sanitized terminology like "modern sporting rifle" and ads with men dressed in tactical gear, swinging tricked-out AR-15s and creeping around like wannabe members of the Navy SEALs.
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There's nothing capitalism can't alchemize into a business opportunity, but for it to be a useful tool for marketers, body positivity needed to be decoupled from fatness and political advocacy, sanitized, and neatly repackaged into something that begins and ends with images.
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This new rule closes a loophole that Twitter's critics had long pointed out: That known white supremacists and others affiliated with hate groups could still use the platform to send a sanitized version of their message and use their followers to bolster their overall profile.
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So Coppelia for instance, is this really tragic story, or Swan Lake, or even The Nutcracker, which is totally sanitized for the holidays, but in the original story has this darkness lurking around the corner of things that we think of as very beautiful.
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Planning for the new arrival, Conrad will use a lot of the same products she bought for Liam when he was a baby, including Phillips Avent Ultra Soft Snuggle pacifiers, which can be detached from the soft plush toy they come with to be sanitized.
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The days where the CEO of a company was rarely accessible to the end customer or was able to get sanitized feedback are gone, as are the days where the consumer had little sight into how a product was produced and a supply chain crafted.
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The data is there, but speaking with them and watching the documentary, it comes more sharply into focus than the more sanitized version on news reports, the subjective becomes dominant as you blow these snapshots into thousands and then tens of thousands of people.
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"I'm now reconsidering my decision to hold off on running two other ads that make this one look like a hyper-sanitized Bible story, mostly just for fun and to see if Trump will have an actual, full-on aneurysm," Mair said in an email.
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An analysis from economists Alice Chen, Emily Oster and Heidi Williams finds that it is not hospitals that are failing, but rather what happens after a baby leaves the sanitized, professional safety of a medical facility that differs from the rest of the developed world.
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It's not quite as cut-and-dry as Hy Weiss's fifty dollar handshake, but it's still slimy, and brings to mind Lester Bangs's fears of a sanitized, soulless music landscape, wherein the tastemakers are just regurgitating whatever they've guzzled down from the hands that feed.
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Brent Staples, a member of our editorial board, was honored for his efforts to correct the parts of the national narrative on race that have been sanitized and to remind Americans that the devaluation of black lives that led to slavery still haunts the country.
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In the interim, it should operate special fleets comparable to DiDi that are constantly sanitized, provide hazmat suits and driver partitions, compensate drivers with hazard pay, and give enough supplies and resources to disinfect their cars if they believe a sick passenger was in them.
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"For a long time, the absence of a death toll sanitized the horrors of the war and minimized its drastic effects," Brian Adeba, deputy director of policy at the Enough Project, a Washington-based group that monitors conflict in Africa, said in a statement.
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Kamali said the plan for handling the quarantined vessel "is that the ship will be fully sanitized by a cleaning company with an expertise in this area following guidance" from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization.
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Many of those attending Mr. Hekmatyar's speech were part of factions in the civil war that have also been accused of atrocities, but they have sanitized their images over the last 15 years by siding with the United States and the government it supports here.
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The setting was meant to evoke the funky atmospherics of "Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti," Mr. Cassel's latest film, a romanticized, somewhat sanitized biopic that details the artist's sojourn in French Polynesia and, in particular, his union with a Tahitian girl some 40 years his junior.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, all salad and hot food bars were immediately closed down at the store, all food was thrown out, and the store team thoroughly cleaned and sanitized all food stations, equipment and serving utensils before restocking with fresh items," she said.
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They've moved to a sanitized, whitewashed, exclusive myth of the West; a West where there are wide-open spaces without any reminder of how they got that way (stealing land from Native Americans); a West where life is "without strife" in part because it's so incredibly white.
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As we inch closer to Drag Race UK, when the main exposure to British drag for many will be through the sanitized lens of reality TV, the mess and stench of Sink The Pink—with its ability to reach those same people—is a welcome antidote.
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It's a pretty watered down version of a certain kind of ultra sanitized funky house that was really popular in the 2000s, and, realistically, if you wanted to listen that kind of thing, you'd probably be a lot better going straight back to the source. However.
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As the philosopher and bioethicist Peter Singer has noted, the descriptions of actual experiments in scientific publications and college textbooks are frequently sanitized, stripped of descriptive language, deliberately preventing the reader from getting a true picture of the emotional and physical torment inherent in the research.
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But, whether followed by expressions of contrition or sanitized by the euphemism "the n-word," its use by others, including the former President of the United States, keeps forcing all of us to deal with that hateful (to some), endearing (to some) and confusing (to many) word.
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"Inside the Marjory Stoneman Douglas students' incredible race to make history: During a two-day odyssey in Florida, the #NeverAgain kids learned a simple media lesson: tell the truth ... not some sanitized, poll-tested version" — Dave Cullen, author of the bestseller "Columbine," on Vanity Fair's The Hive.
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In the very end, even Roth got lionized and sanitized, with a National Medal of Arts bestowed by President Obama in 2011, a salute to his civic-mindedness from Adam Gopnik in the New Yorker, and an extraordinarily generous fictional portrait in Lisa Halliday's excellent novel Asymmetry.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. For many, Manchester's Haçienda is a symbol of a time when nightclubs still had their edge, a memorial relic of the halcyon era before they were supposedly sanitized by the dull hipsters you'll bump into inside them today.
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For example, high-risk areas, such check out and self-checkout kiosks, should be sanitized at 85033-hour intervals; hot bar and self-service cafeteria services should be suspended; and services should be suspended if stores run out of sanitizing wipes for shopping carts and store surfaces.
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"Even though our team member did nothing wrong — there was nothing wrong with our food — we have to hold ourselves to a higher standard to make sure that the dining room gets sanitized in a way that it hasn&apost been in the past," he said.
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People are afraid that compassion in the health system and human-to-human relationships are going to be replaced with sanitized, mechanized, factory-medicine — where information is delivered without compassion, where people are left to their own devices to deal with the human element of birth, death, sickness, disease.
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The 1995 Disney film, on the other hand, celebrates a historical figure (though it does present a sanitized version of western colonialism and it's riddled with historical inaccuracies, which many Native peoples believe is harmful.) The Trump son is not the only one who doesn't get it, however.
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The pyre sounds beautiful, especially when compared with industrial crematoriums—big, ugly buildings often found next to scrap heaps and junk yards, off limits to mourners, and with "cremation tribute centers," which charge upward of five thousand dollars for a more sanitized experience of the burning of the dead.
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Eva and Franco Mattes — married Brooklyn artists and "hacktivists" — use those ideas metaphorically, peeling back the surface of what they call the "sanitized" internet to reveal its murkier side: the world of content monitoring and the elusive individuals who are tasked with tracking and removing offensive material online.
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Three months after its release, The Greatest Showman — a flashy movie musical starring Hugh Jackman as a sanitized version of P.T. Barnum — is one of the most successful box office hits of all time, a feat that seemed unthinkable after its dismal showing its first weekend in theaters.
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"Hearing people's obsession with interpreters' performances, from news conferences to concerts" is just one of the ways in which "the mainstream accepts, and even loves, sign language, as long as it is sanitized of actual Deaf people," Deaf novelist Sara Novic, the author of Girl at War, told me.
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This is simply a sanitized version of the dream of a British Empire in which every eastern and southern corner of the globe could be imagined as an Englishman's rightful backyard, ready for him to stride into, whenever he so chose, to impose his will and make his fortune.
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They&aposve sanitized and glossed over things that actually happened and so you are getting the teeny top tip of the iceberg, Judge, and what is down deep below that is a real manifestation of corruption against the Trump campaign, the candidate Trump, and then eventually when he was president.
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And when those of us living in richer countries accept the sanitized image of the bottled water industry as it's been marketed to us, it gets easier to become thoughtless, and harder to stop and think about what the flip side is of having attractively packaged water at our disposal.
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So we actually have ongoing partnerships with players like the World Bank Open Traffic, where we're helping to provide, of course, sanitized data to them to help them figure out, what is the future of public infrastructure and in certain cities like Manila and other developing markets like Southeast Asia?
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Trump has explained his approach to power and authority in one of the most neglected entries in his literary catalog, Think Big: Make It Happen in Business and Life, a slightly sanitized title (and, therein, somewhat incomplete) relative to the original, Think Big and Kick Ass: In Business and Life.
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To do that, they cropped out the fish, sanitized the image, and sent it to Cornell University for identification, Jim Cole, the National Program Manager for Victim Identification at US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), an agency within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), recalled to Motherboard in a phone call.
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Yet even today, 22 years later, the sanitized accounts of the war taught to a new generation of Japanese schoolchildren largely avoid delving into the decision-making that led to the Pacific War, the Rape of Nanjing or questions of whether the "comfort women" were organized by the Japanese military.
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The author's primary aim in this monograph (published by Berghahn Books) is to demonstrate that the director's arguably kitschy, cutesy, and girly aesthetic does not equal "mere frippery," but that, beneath a pretty surface, Coppola's films examine important issues, especially in terms of patriarchal society's rarified and sanitized ideal of womanhood.
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In fact, the Scientific Reports study showed "regularly sanitized sponges," including ones that were boiled, didn't have less bacteria than uncleaned ones, and even had increased bacteria counts of both the Moraxella– and Chryseobacterium–affiliated bacteria as measured in operational taxonomic units, or OTUs (a measure of microbial diversity in datasets).
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Slip your cup inside a whisk and submerge it in a pot of boiling water (the whisk prevents the cup from sticking to the pot) for as many minutes as the packaging instructs (Rosas and Hearn suggest two minutes, my cup's manufacturer says eight to ten), et voila, she's sanitized.
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VidAngel Inc, the sanitized-movie streaming service that lost a copyright-infringement suit by Disney Enterprises, Warner Bros, 20th Century Fox Film Corp and other studios last September, on Thursday proposed to pay the $62.4 million verdict over a 14-year period - unless the amount is reduced or overturned on appeal.
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"These phrases are a sanitized version of the group's true aim: the preservation of 'white American identity' and the promulgation of the idea that America was founded by white people for white people, and was not intended to be a multiracial or multicultural society," the ADL says in its report.
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The idea of size appropriation addresses the fact that the sanitized, "safe" images of curvier-than-average models jumping, running, and posing in various states of undress that populate your Instagram feed and clog your inbox are not created for the plus-size consumer whom these brands do not serve.
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"On May 26, 2017, remnants of Pepper Jack dough (dairy allergen) were observed on the inside, the lip, and the outside edges of the '(b)(4)' stainless steel mixing bowl that an operator stated was cleaned, sanitized and ready for use prior to the production of non-dairy Sourdough dough," the letter states.
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This is only a correlation, not a causation, but it fits in with the hygiene hypothesis: the idea that recent increases in many auto-immune diseases are the result of an over-sanitized childhood environment, which prevents a kid's immune system from learning how to differentiate between trivial threats and serious ones.
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It questioned whether British Cycling was fit to run the sport, found it culpable of "bullying" and said that the board had "sanitized" the findings of the internal investigation into accusations of sexism and bullying made by Jess Varnish, a cyclist who was dropped from the elite program before the Rio Games.
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"I think drug-using sex workers disrupt other sex-worker activists' ideas around a sanitized image…a 'clean' image that is best put forward, in their mind, to the public when fighting for our rights," says Marisa, a prominent 37-year-old East Coast sex-worker activist who is also a closeted heroin user.
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The government is using all the levers of its authoritarian system, forcing residents to move out of buildings near the meeting site to diminish the risk of protests or attacks and telling workers to take vacations to help clear the city and present a sanitized version of one of China's most vibrant economic hubs.
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So during the height of the recession when other designers pared down their runway shows to appear more austere and practical, Lagerfeld assembled carousels and a gigantic barn (in the tradition of the original icon of luxury who created a sanitized version of a working farm within the Versailles grounds so she could "play poor").
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One of those is the so-called "hygiene hypothesis," which posits that our increasingly sanitized lives — complete with the "over-prescription of antibiotics and living indoors, with limited exposure to 'normal' bacteria and sunlight (vitamin D)," Dr. Goodman says — could be affecting our immune systems in a way that makes food allergies more likely.
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When Twitter is switched off at some point in the future it will not be because it has been made uninhabitable by the dung-creatures that occasionally maraud out from its fetid dusklands or because it winds up sanitized into dullness, but because no one has figured out to turn all this noise into money.
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Andrew Gori: In an art fair space and culture, we started seeing a white wall as a something that gets equally distracting as anything else because you walk through a traditional art fair and after a few booths you almost can't see an artwork anymore because you are so used to this sanitized consistent space.
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Leaving aside the sanitized reading of King, who was a more radical and divisive figure in his time than Chua lets on, she doesn't square how the flourishing of this "super-group" ideal happened to coincide, at least in her telling, with the onset of the American foreign-policy "blindness" she so diligently chronicles.
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Australian War Memorial: Plans to expand significantly the Canberra memorial to add more on the country's role in Iraq and Afghanistan are drawing criticism that the changes will minimize the far larger losses in World War I and II, as well as concern that the current conflicts will be sanitized to legitimize continuing troop deployments.
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They're the food-and-drink equivalent of Apple and its iPhone, or Google and its apps, brands in possession of a basic, underlying image which, on its own, vaguely connotes some sanitized form of liberty and empowerment, but which is empty and non-specific enough to be padded out by the consumer's own personality, preferences, and aspirations.
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"While defendant, Airbnb, posted complimentary and positive reviews of the resort property and its hosts, there are and were multiple reports since 2013 of guests who encountered bad experiences and recounted being victimized by personnel affiliated with the resort that Defendant, Airbnb sanitized from its own promotions and advertising materials," the lawsuit, which was obtained by PEOPLE, alleges.
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When her character, Natalie, hits her head during a meet-cute-turned-mugging, she finds herself in a world of over-the-top rom-com tropes, sanitized New York streets that smell like roses instead of hot garbage and street meat, and impeccably choreographed karaoke dance numbers in a dive bar full of enthusiastic backup dancers.
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Take, for example, the sanitized version of Martin Luther King Jr. that most school kids learn about: Most of us were taught MLK was this docile visionary who gave the ultimate feel-good speech, but never that he was a radical anti-capitalist and anti-war activist who really interrogated the concept of whiteness and white privilege.
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Little more than a month after the furor around Mr. Trump's reaction to a white supremacist march in Virginia, the president has set off, deliberately or not, a new debate on race and protest, one far blunter and less sanitized than the earnest conversations sometimes moderated by television hosts, or the unity-exalting speeches favored by mainstream politicians.
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As those events approached, many people bemoaned the sanitized (and corporatized) character that seemed to define them; if Peddigrew's pieces are seen as more defiant or controversial, that's only because he's interested not in merely celebrating pride but in reflecting upon the anger and hostility that drove the uprising: "Progress was made through combat," he says.
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"Iran has refused to address the agency's questions regarding possible undeclared natural uranium at a location that has been heavily sanitized," the United States said in a statement to the IAEA's quarterly 35-nation Board of Governors meeting, using a term that often refers to construction or demolition work aimed at removing traces of nuclear material.
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Worst of all: The diminution and beclouding of the unspeakable crimes of the Nazi past actually help today's extremists repackage sanitized versions of Nazism for clueless younger generations and ease the way for 21st century neo-Nazis seeking to reinvigorate the Hitler mystique that was on full display during a torchlight parade at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
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There is nothing tame or twee or sanitized about any of this stuff and, for me, it's in this version of the English pastoral that Watership Down resides—it's a story that understands the country as a place so full of threat, and where death is so close to hand, that life seems at its most precious.
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Precocious, obnoxious Kids re-inventing Hair 1998: Writer Sarah Schulman, believing Larson had plagiarized her 1990 novel People in Trouble, writes a scathing critique of modern theater, Stagestruck: Theater, AIDS, and the Marketing of Gay America, in which she argues that Rent is emblematic of a broader trend in queer narratives being appropriated, capitalized upon, and sanitized by straight white America.
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And one of the bigger treats was... Much was made of The Force Awakens' return to practical effects after the overly-sanitized look of the prequel trilogy, but make no mistake: there's copious amount of computer generated visual... This week marks the first time I've tried a piece by Nonny de la Peña, one of this decade's most influential VR artists.
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The CTA's caginess around adult content at CES traces back to its origins as a convention with uncomfortably close ties to the porn industry (There was an "adult software" section of CES for decades.) In 1998, the event sanitized its image by splitting from all things sex, leading to a separate Adult Entertainment Expo that takes place a week after CES.
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But the protest also raised questions that have ebbed and flowed over decades about the relevance, scope and power of the civil rights movement, when it can be invoked for issues beyond the fight for racial equality and whether it is still a living part of American politics or just a sanitized totem to be evoked by those on the left.
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The special counsel may be done with this, but the matter is very much open for discussion and potential action by another branch of government — because clearly, even by the terms of Barr's own seemingly sanitized summary, the special counsel found substantial evidence of obstruction such that it was a close call as to whether or not to bring a criminal case.
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The movie has a lot to do with classism in hockey, albeit in a sanitized way: The Ducks resent that their coach was once a (rich) Hawks player, one Duck calls his teammate and former Hawk Adam Banks a "cake-eater," and yet coach Bombay (Emilio Estevez) uses sponsorship dollars from his wealthy law firm to pay for necessary jerseys and equipment.
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So when Republicans say they're disgusted by Trump's ignorance and indecency but love his "deregulations" and "tax reforms" — those very sanitized words — this is what they love: taking huge fiscal and environmental risks — effectively throwing away our bumpers and spare tires that we may soon need to drive through the next financial or climate storm — for a short-term economic and political high.
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They did provide official accounts on Thursday of calls Mr. Trump had with the prime minister of Pakistan and the president of Kazakhstan, but those were sanitized versions of the readouts provided by those countries, which indicated that the president-elect had heaped praise on their leaders and suggested a readiness to side with them on delicate matters of diplomacy.
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"Already, these records have allowed the State to identify previously unknown shell companies that one of the Sackler Defendants used to shift Purdue money through accounts around the world and then conceal it in at least two separate multimillion-dollar real estate investments back here in New York, sanitized (until now) of any readily-detectable connections to the Sackler family," Nachman wrote.
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Without erasing Mercury's gay identity (although some have called out the heteronormative depiction of bisexuality), the film went out of its way to frame it in the most sanitized way possible — the vast majority of screen time is devoted to Mercury's straight lover and longtime friend, Mary Austin, with only about 10 minutes spent with Jim Hutton, the man with whom he spent his final years. .
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Facebook Algorithms Make It Harder to Catch Extremists Berhnard Warner says social platforms need to preserve rather than delete terrorist videos: Designed to identify and take down content posted by "extremists"—"extremists" as defined by software engineers—machine-learning software has become a potent catch-and-kill tool to keep the world's largest social networks remarkably more sanitized places than they were just a year ago.
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The lawyers and three of the victims said at a news conference here that the school's report presented a sanitized version of sexual abuse at the school, which they likened to that of the Roman Catholic Church; although some of those accused of the abuse were fired, the school has acknowledged that it did not report suspects to the authorities or alert their subsequent employers.
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Monuments are traditionally erected while a particular regime is in power, but in the United States, Confederate monuments were erected only after the fall of the Confederacy with the spread of a sanitized, revisionist narrative of a noble South that should have won but for the overwhelming military power of the North, said Tyler Stovall, a professor of history at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
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Mr. Sercarz explains how to best buy, blend, roast and store seasonings, and how spices are sanitized to be sold: "The Encyclopedia of Spices & Herbs: An Essential Guide to the Flavors of the World," by Padma Lakshmi with Judith Sutton and Kalustyan's (Harper Collins, $25); "The Spice Companion: A Guide to the World of Spices," by Lior Lev Sercarz (Clarkson Potter, $40, $50 with slipcase).
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Its sanitized take on combat was in line with postwar revisionist thinking promoted by the so-called Reconciliation movement, a retrospective view of the conflict, widespread in both North and South, that glossed over its staggering wasteful violence, and saw it instead as a kind of finest-hour military adventure, in which enemies, united by their devotion to duty, ended up brothers-in-arms.
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With the arrival of Rizin this week, 10-minute rounds and soccer kicks and knees to the head of a downed opponent and circus fights and endless beatings of one-time greats have appeared out of the sport's past like an admonition, as if to proclaim that the sanitized MMA we have now, made safe for American television and American endorsement deals and marketing strategies, is a lie.
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David Ehrlich, IndieWire: "Bohemian Rhapsody" purports to take us behind the music, but the film is so sanitized — so eager to share the credit, and so sheepish to assign the blame — that it often feels like a network TV version of a story that tries to celebrate people for refusing to sand off their edges... Precious little of "Bohemian Rhapsody" is interested in human beings and how they work.
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"Already, these records have allowed the state to identify previously unknown shell companies that one of the Sackler defendants used to shift Purdue money through accounts around the world and then conceal it in at least two separate multimillion-dollar real estate investments back here in New York, sanitized [until now] of any readily detectable connections to the Sackler family," wrote lawyer David E. Nachman from James's office in a letter to the court, according to the Times.
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"-Martin Luther King Jr. — Matt Haag (@MattHaagMusic) February 5, 2018 "Dodge Rams are dope AF" Martin Luther King Jr — Paul McCarthy (@PaulPMcCarthy) February 5, 2018 "i have decided to stick with love, and also dodge, because my message has been sanitized so much that it now supports loud overpriced trucks for white people" –Martin Luther King, Jr. — Narrative Ultra (@NarrativeUltra) February 5, 2018 In the words of the great Martin Luther King Jr., "Get $4,300 cash back on your 2018 Dodge Ram.
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Shop Amazon Augustinus Bader The CreamIt may no longer be a part of Violet Gey's major Spring Cleaning Beauty Sale, but R29 readers' passionate carting of this iconic moisturizer still makes one strong evergreen shopping case — especially when our overwashed skin could use a premium drink of moisturizing cellular renewal right about now... Shop Augustinus Bader CeraVe Therapeutic Hand CreamAnother (more affordable) reader solution to soothing their sanitized skin in march was this $10 top-rated tube of therapeutic hand cream.
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In time, the gentrifiers won, as they often do in New York, and the East Village has become a sanitized version of its former self: decay and grunge are fashion statement,s ethnic food shops advertise gluten-free-organic-locally-sourced ingredients, new glass-fronted apartment buildings incongruously shoulder their way between ancient tenement buildings, streams of NYU students and tourists flow this way and that, [and] Tompkins Park has traded live-in refrigerator boxes for strollers and kids' playground equipment.
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Bing has previously been found to suggest racist search terms, conspiracy theories, and nude imagery in a report by How To Geek's Chris Hoffman, yet still hasn't sanitized its results TechCrunch received an anonymous tip regarding the disturbing problem on Bing after my reports last month regarding WhatsApp child exploitation image trading group chats, the third-party Google Play apps that make these groups easy to find, and how these apps ran Google and Facebook's ad networks to make themselves and the platforms money.
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CNN's Jim Acosta said Monday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has "normalized and sanitized nastiness and cruelty" in the U.S. Speaking at a political conference hosted by CNN, the White House correspondent said that during a rally last week in Montana, a Trump supporter "was doing these body slam moves" and made a throat-slitting gesture at Acosta.
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They are sketches drawn in captivity by the Guantánamo Bay prisoner known as Abu Zubaydah, self-portraits of the torture he was subjected to during the four years he was held in secret prisons by the C.I.A. Published here for the first time, they are gritty and highly personal depictions that put flesh, bones and emotion on what until now had sometimes been portrayed in popular culture in sanitized or inaccurate ways: the so-called enhanced interrogations techniques used by the United States in secret overseas prisons during a feverish pursuit of Al Qaeda after the Sept.
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