He seldom took a day off, seldom broke for midmorning traffic.
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So they seldom ask for pain relief, and seldom get it if they do.
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Seldom has a president's ego been this tender, and seldom has it required so much shoring up.
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Anel Dzafic If miscarriage is seldom talked about, the feelings associated with pregnancy after a loss are even more seldom talked about.
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Stewart had tweeted that Auriemma, who seldom carries a deep bench, was looking for a walk-on — traditionally a roster-filling player who seldom sees action — or two.
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And yet KJ — Kenneth Gross Jr. — seldom complained.
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For in politics, the fear of death and bodily harm is seldom as straightforward, the choices seldom as simple, as that which we experience when a lone gunman threatens our lives.
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" Now, she said, "We seldom talk about bad things.
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There's seldom any job openings — only if someone retires.
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Patience is a virtue that the stock market seldom displays.
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Walkabout say there is seldom any problem with rowdy crowds.
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" Nancy Kress on feminism: "My stories are seldom overtly feminist.
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I seldom listen to film music separately from the film.
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Leaders without a mandate from voters seldom command much respect.
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In affluent Marin County, California, violent crime was seldom seen.
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Clinton's Methodism has seldom come up on the campaign trail.
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His jab is sharp but it seldom makes an appearance.
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George Seldom, aged over 90, is searching for his origins.
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Many went to students who seldom showed up at school.
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Despite historic enmity, Syria's Kurds and government have seldom clashed.
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Seldom do we get a complaint about problems with Medicare.
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This is seldom the result of religious or cultural prohibitions.
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But political reformers seldom have an easy time in America.
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Ideas that economists are fond of seldom inspire popular movements.
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In the history of warfare, they've been used very seldom.
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He seldom covers his $5,000 monthly rent and running costs.
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However, policy is seldom a choice between good and bad.
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A voice artist who dubs films, she seldom completes assignments.
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It's seldom clear what, at bottom, is even being alleged.
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He's only allowed to come by and bill very seldom.
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Even so, Rajya Sabha polls are seldom devoid of drama.
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Near the top of that list: The schedule seldom slows.
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FOR a few generations, Americans seldom saw death up close.
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Those who silence secular voices with steel are seldom caught.
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The former first lady seldom comments on the current administration.
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Couples seldom share the reason, though two brides cited infidelity.
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Kurlansky's historical judgments are often trite and not seldom wrong.
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For that reason, "Divertimento No. 15" is seldom perfectly delivered.
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Listen to the Seldom Scene play "Rider," back in 1979.
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Traditionally, it was played by beautiful women, seldom by men.
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Yet seldom has so much been made about so little.
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Seldom has a composer been so enmeshed in worldly power.
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Her characters long for emotional connections but seldom make them.
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As does God, whose name is seldom invoked without obscenity.
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Seldom mentioned by Ford's critics, though, is an essential fact.
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The practice is illegal but the law is seldom enforced.
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Rhetorically at least, he seldom distinguishes between allies and adversaries.
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Men are seldom convicted for their role in such murders.
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Such experiences happen seldom to even the most devoted theatergoers.
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Seldom do they focus on dirt, or, more accurately, bedrock.
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Seldom do people plead guilty and then lie about it.
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Damascus has seldom encountered hostile foreign armies in the war.
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But people are seldom who we imagine them to be.
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Not nearly enough, and criminally seldom in the United States.
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While mishaps are seldom, things don't always go as planned.
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"Seldom will a dog leave a sheep behind," Rodgers says.
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Seldom has a theatrical production in Canada proved so polarizing.
|
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Their moments of revelation and explanation seldom arrive as expected.
|
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Aging and distracted, Mr. Hifter is seldom seen in Benghazi.
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The most exciting developments of a season are seldom predictable.
|
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He was seldom recognized in uniform, particularly after the Sept.
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But seldom, if ever, have the stakes been so high.
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Seldom, even in ballet, do we find posture so rigid.
|
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Dr. Kahneman, 82, now at Princeton, seldom speaks to writers.
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When he does the same (seldom), the effect is comic.
|
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And he has seldom seemed more alive — or more doomed.
|
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In Brazil's tropical forests, it turns out, they seldom do.
|
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You seldom hear the words "wealthy" and "composter" strung together.
|
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It's a pity owners seldom get to use its potential.
|
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For years at a time, the word is seldom used.
|
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Seldom has a president's ego required so much shoring up.
|
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They know that countries without clean, effective governments seldom escape poverty.
|
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They are seldom seen as they are active only at night.
|
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In Mr Johnson's world there is seldom any need for compromise.
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Donors and patrons who make these threats seldom pay a price.
|
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The work it entails is deeply unfamiliar, seldom gratifying, often frustrating.
|
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He despised stimulants of any kind: seldom sipped wine, never smoked.
|
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According to Branson, people who play it safe seldom get lucky.
|
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The camera seldom holds a scene for long, cutting from Mrs.
|
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Success seldom comes in exactly the form you imagine it will.
|
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Both are seldom seen when the Padres are playing at home.
|
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Numbers, however, are small, seldom more than a dozen or two.
|
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In countries where kidnaps are common, the police are seldom involved.
|
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Yet jambaar stoves are seldom on sale at the weekly markets.
|
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Someone who's naturally rebellious and carefree seldom cares about fashion rules.
|
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The Path Seldom Taken Diffbot was always going to make money.
|
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Voters are not often influenced by manifestos, which they seldom read.
|
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You can see now why these moves so seldom come together.
|
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But it is seldom we can be certain of our interpretations.
|
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Whenever the South is portrayed in a movie, it's seldom flattering.
|
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Both sides have a point, yet common ground is seldom found.
|
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He never did it ... Very seldom in the (bleeping) regular season.
|
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SELDOM had a British company fallen quite so far, so fast.
|
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They told authorities Vogt was independent but seldom left his house.
|
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I am now off Twitter for good, and seldom on Facebook.
|
|
Neighbors seldom saw him, and when they did, he rarely waved.
|
|
The process has never been smooth and the defeated seldom docile.
|
|
In fact, some owners may seldom fill the car with gasoline.
|
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Seldom has his appetite for the symmetrical been so extensively sated.
|
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That was why I seldom went to movies with anyone else.
|
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Just what that might look like is known, but seldom discussed.
|
|
The Brooklyn-born fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi is seldom at rest.
|
|
I met those expectations—but my drunken sloppiness was seldom endearing.
|
|
Rigidity is seldom a good thing―in baseball as in life.
|
|
Seldom has a president waded into negotiations with so little help.
|
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Seldom have we given away so much and gotten so little.
|
|
Unlike more flamboyant activists, he seldom invites journalists to his launchings.
|
|
But the unit seldom collaborated with the rest of the company.
|
|
But then again, purpose is so seldom an explanation for behavior.
|
|
I've seldom heard the passage performed with more transparency and color.
|
|
Although he made many etchings, he seldom bothered to edition them.
|
|
Even that standard was seldom met, according to state-controlled media.
|
|
But I seldom find Mr. McGregor uses music to good effect.
|
|
For years Mr. Begaye seldom discussed the war, Ms. Ott said.
|
|
A Word With Romantic-comedy heroines can seldom have it all.
|
|
Such taxes are seldom levied on the mainland after an emergency.
|
|
BANGKOK — The president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, seldom holds back.
|
|
Mr. Modi seldom wears Western clothes and speaks mostly in Hindi.
|
|
Even with amplification, the footwork seldom registered in terms of sound.
|
|
Seldom were the looks modified at all for a woman's body.
|
|
"Very seldom do you have everyone going at once," Girardi said.
|
|
The wines are low in alcohol, too, seldom reaching 5003 percent.
|
|
But Indian leaders very seldom practiced domestically what they preached internationally.
|
|
The usual throngs of soldiers, rebels and choral citizens seldom materialize.
|
|
We seldom any longer call basic things by their real names.
|
|
But these binding international laws are too seldom followed or enforced.
|
|
Or at least that's the wished for, if seldom experienced, ideal.
|
|
But such policies have seldom been a matter of common sense.
|
|
All of them are incredibly affordable, seldom costing more than $40.
|
|
Their leaders did not, although they were seldom honest about this.
|
|
Seldom does a designer come along whose imagination keeps you guessing.
|
|
Seldom are judges reprimanded, suspended or subject to other disciplinary action.
|
|
We're impressed, but seldom do we hear about long term consequences.
|
|
But it is seldom a concern of candidates for political office.
|
|
Unlike most consumer goods, watches are seldom, if ever, sold generically.
|
|
Local residents, meanwhile, live in shabby barrios that tourists seldom see.
|
|
SO LONG AS they disappear within 19813 hours, manifestos seldom matter.
|
|
But the elusive and fierce animals are seldom available for testing.
|
|
By no means did everyone agree, but ignorance is seldom bliss.
|
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By no means did everyone agree, but ignorance is seldom bliss.
|
|
Seldom has a scapegoat grazed in such a profusion of pastures.
|
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Alas, in resolving matters of the heart, that strategy seldom works.
|
|
You seldom see anything approaching a suit jacket in his shows.
|
|
Very seldom has a commercial furniture designer been accorded the honor.
|
|
As the old saying goes, Well-behaved women seldom make history.
|
|
But they were seldom treated as if they had a chronic illness.
|
|
Those are just two conditions you seldom see in middle-aged adults.
|
|
Soldiers or policemen seldom help, according to interviews with two dozen drivers.
|
|
Research shows that groups using terrorism seldom win or even gain concessions.
|
|
You work with casein, a traditional, though seldom used, water-based paint.
|
|
For now, vertical content is only one, seldom-used feature within Facebook.
|
|
When it comes to Russian propaganda, things are seldom what they seem.
|
|
There is seldom a day that I don't feel it happening still.
|
|
Hence these enjoyable and often striking finds are seldom joyous or scintillating.
|
|
Congress holds the federal purse strings and seldom approves presidents' budget plans.
|
|
Although Britons dislike mass immigration, they seldom get excited about Muslim dress.
|
|
When the car is driven thoughtfully, the brake pedal is seldom used.
|
|
Seldom has a European democracy been so torn between progress and disaster.
|
|
Let's be honest: State of the Union addresses are seldom exciting affairs.
|
|
SILICON VALLEY mavens seldom stumble into San Quentin, a notorious Californian prison.
|
|
But there are downsides to apps that most of us seldom consider.
|
|
The first times that seldom bear resemblance to anyone's real first time.
|
|
DIVORCE is seldom amicable, as Britain's exit from the European Union shows.
|
|
IN BRITAIN THE line that divides ceremony and substance is seldom clear.
|
|
SELDOM has Hull's Ferens gallery been the scene of such frenetic activity.
|
|
The problem with this vision is that walled fortresses are seldom friendly.
|
|
He seldom sees anything but upside, says a person close to him.
|
|
They are seldom just a demand for better wages or working conditions.
|
|
While gators seldom see humans as food, attacks on people have happened.
|
|
We very seldom, when we got together, even talked about show business.
|
|
That is something, he added, that victims of capital crimes seldom receive.
|
|
Nirmala's threat notwithstanding, slum-dwellers whose marriages collapse seldom bother with divorce.
|
|
Residents have grown used to short showers, and loos are seldom flushed.
|
|
I started to hunch over if I went anywhere, which was seldom.
|
|
Others, with names like AnarchistCoin and CryptoPing, are illiquid and seldom used.
|
|
I thought it was very, you know, they do that very seldom.
|
|
SELDOM has facial hair become an object of such frenzied political debate.
|
|
In the current political environment, stakeholders seldom agree on any given issue.
|
|
The West's capacities have been revealed as limited and seldom effectively exercised.
|
|
Yet their born-again champions seldom go on to win the nomination.
|
|
Seldom are they the attributes you want to see in a superpower.
|
|
Signed, Curious Dear Curious, Oh, I'm seldom the recipient of dirty talk.
|
|
Yet black faces seldom appear in Brazilian newspapers outside the sports section.
|
|
But the easy charm Mrs Clinton displays in private is seldom evident.
|
|
Yet few of us seldom mind how we go in real life.
|
|
Giants 213, Mets 290 Noah Syndergaard seldom looks uncomfortable on the field.
|
|
Environmental crimes like illegal logging also seldom prosecuted in countries like Indonesia.
|
|
Name Withheld Life seldom gives us the sharp lines we look for.
|
|
It uses subsidies to improve the commercial viability of seldom-used routes.
|
|
But Japanese seldom adopt foreign practices without giving them a local twist.
|
|
One hat that today's CTO seldom wears is hands-on software developer.
|
|
It does not hurt, she added, that the abuelas are seldom wallflowers.
|
|
The Wildcats were led by seldom-used Austin Trice with 218 points.
|
|
The fact is that anti-corruption campaigns seldom are immune to politics.
|
|
Bellis wound up losing to Diyas, but she has seldom looked back.
|
|
I seldom do it, but when I do, I use my phone.
|
|
As history has shown, protectionism has seldom led to more market access.
|
|
Taylor for more than 10 years now, and casting seldom brings surprises.
|
|
It is a difficult place to reach and has seldom been visited.
|
|
Adults without a history of sleepwalking in childhood, seldom start in adulthood.
|
|
Often people are turned on by soft touch in seldom-touched areas.
|
|
Ever since, they call Eden "the American" and seldom by his name.
|
|
I seldom went outside in Shaanxi, because I didn't have a wheelchair.
|
|
Although Trump is seldom, if ever, honest, he is always authentically himself.
|
|
Two decades ago, they seldom took their noses out of their spreadsheets.
|
|
It's seldom possible to discern the start or end of any phrase.
|
|
But enormous spending as an idea was seldom if ever under attack.
|
|
Once testimony started, race was sometimes alluded to, but seldom discussed explicitly.
|
|
Lawsuits abound but seldom force upheavals in entire systems, Professor Williams said.
|
|
While "Upheaval" does list sources in the back, Diamond seldom quotes books.
|
|
We were roommates back home and overseas, and we were seldom apart.
|
|
She, like the majority of black people, leads a life seldom chronicled.
|
|
Western cyberattacks against Russia are seldom acknowledged or spoken about in public.
|
|
Not a seldom-used spare bedroom, either, but a room you notice.
|
|
Whereas, people are seldom willing to recognize racism, at least not aloud.
|
|
White people in America seldom have a reason to respond that way.
|
|
These questions seem impossible to answer because they are seldom seriously posed.
|
|
I plan ahead and therefore I seldom have anything to worry about.
|
|
An apartment building's trash disposal system is seldom on its amenities list.
|
|
"But it is seldom that happens," he said in a phone interview.
|
|
Liberals are more urban, conservatives less so, and the twain seldom meet.
|
|
But this Thom is seldom lovably loathsome enough to make us squirm.
|
|
Seldom in recent years has the democracy-food linkage been so stark.
|
|
They stage frequent drills but have seldom been seen outside their bases.
|
|
Also, I seldom had time to return his many calls to me.
|
|
Hawke seldom registers anything more interesting than astonishment at Finn's good fortune.
|
|
"Poets' lives are seldom eventful or interesting," Kleinzahler writes in this collection.
|
|
And people are seldom at their best when they've lost a parent.
|
|
Roessler said he very seldom saw Conditt and usually only in passing.
|
|
In fact, seldom have these two organizations had overlapping eras of competence.
|
|
The Grammys have seldom felt quite as apolitical during the Trump administration.
|
|
Information seldom disappears from the internet, even if we forget about it.
|
|
We imagine equity and freedom when we seldom get to experience them.
|
|
While doctors sometimes balk at recording, patients in these practices seldom have.
|
|
Many of these precarious jobs pay low wages and seldom offer benefits.
|
|
That is seldom because they are losing people (although New York is).
|
|
Very seldom do black and Latina women get to play just women.
|
|
Thursday's performance was efficient, often impressive as dance, seldom moving as drama.
|
|
Hersey himself, oddly, used the technique relatively seldom during his subsequent career.
|
|
There seldom are for the Ntonga children when it comes to tennis.
|
|
Multiple studies have shown that most news consumers seldom read entire articles.
|
|
Holding the reins to extend its reign, the party in control seldom demurs.
|
|
Randle seldom was used in the slot with his previous team, the Giants.
|
|
He was often described as a folk singer, but he was seldom that.
|
|
These things are seldom discussed in the context of an event like this.
|
|
Seldom have America's mid-term elections been watched so closely across the globe.
|
|
She was seldom seen in public, and she never gave a media interview.
|
|
In the years since her release from jail, Anthony has seldom spoken out.
|
|
These titles, after all, are so seldom chosen by those who bear them.
|
|
The people who leave Mali in search of work seldom make it far.
|
|
STATISTICAL releases seldom propel presidents onto the White House lawn for press conferences.
|
|
"I am a daytime employee and seldom interact with the guests," Jones said.
|
|
"Accomplishment is very seldom a consideration when we take these actions," she said.
|
|
War memoirs tend to be written by soldiers; civilian voices are seldom heard.
|
|
The deadline has to fall somewhere, but the sketchiness is seldom this plain.
|
|
"This is seldom as simple as glancing at a bank balance," he adds.
|
|
He can be amusing in private, which is seldom said of Mrs May.
|
|
Party members who make anti-Semitic comments have seldom been dumped so swiftly.
|
|
She is unclubbable, seldom seen in the tea rooms or bars of Parliament.
|
|
These days, Henderson said, parents seldom refuse a flu vaccine for their kids.
|
|
But the omens have seldom been as favourable, nor the stakes as high.
|
|
He could seldom hide his slight vexation when the parachute checked his fall.
|
|
They turned the filibuster from a seldom-used tool to a routine exercise.
|
|
Most firms engage in offshoring; reshoring does occur but seldom for corrective reasons.
|
|
The chemicals are theoretically banned in kebabs, but the rule is seldom enforced.
|
|
The one thing they seldom thought to do was just leave them be.
|
|
The seldom-used Exchange Stabilization Fund has mainly been tapped in crisis situations.
|
|
Seldom has the following been used as a marketing pitch, but authenticity sells.
|
|
This was to be expected -- overt racists are seldom invested in being nice.
|
|
A board member who tries to tell management what to do seldom succeeds.
|
|
So uncertainty over their leadership and questions about their independence are seldom welcome.
|
|
While they stage frequent drills, they are seldom seen outside of their bases.
|
|
The European Union seldom interferes with national affairs, giving deference to elected leaders.
|
|
But for that very reason, the character's egotism has seldom seemed so daunting.
|
|
Yet seldom does anyone at Pitti Uomo appear to question traditional gender binaries.
|
|
She had very definite views, and was seldom right but never in doubt.
|
|
In rich countries internal migration is seldom a matter of life or death.
|
|
But when the situation is reversed, fathers seldom take the kids to visit.
|
|
Having ridden seldom since childhood, I worried about being able to handle her.
|
|
Subsidiary tunes seldom heard, and not meant to be heard prominently, were everywhere.
|
|
Its extravagant costs, seldom covered by insurance (the profiteering she reports is outrageous).
|
|
Seldom tough enough to stump the average solver, but usually interesting and clever.
|
|
Life in Armstrong was seldom orderly or efficient, but it was typically entertaining.
|
|
Seldom have social tools created by women climbed the ladder to mainstream success.
|
|
Queries about the business on the Senate floor are seldom heard these days.
|
|
My father seldom mentioned his time with the FARC after he came home.
|
|
In a rarefied, often showy, sometimes bitter scientific milieu, he seldom sought attention.
|
|
That allowed players like the seldom-used Kevin Seraphin to score 12 points.
|
|
Seldom has a title ever earned its exclamation point in more emphatic fashion.
|
|
Very seldom does anyone ask if you've come into contact with backyard chickens.
|
|
Prosecutors and judges seldom regard those collateral costs as a rationale for leniency.
|
|
Fans of the clubs involved seldom want to see them come to fruition.
|
|
But seldom documented is the crowd that amasses outside to watch the pageantry.
|
|
People seldom spoke and if they did they were always in their positions.
|
|
Shields fights with a pent up intensity seldom seen in high level boxing.
|
|
Seldom, if ever, do rural queer people get a voice in the arts.
|
|
Of equal importance: white artists are seldom critiqued by people who aren't white.
|
|
The six cartridges he'd kept hidden in various pairs of seldom-worn socks.
|
|
Here the various elements seldom reflect on one another in mutually illuminating ways.
|
|
The sort of agony you're experiencing right now seldom disappears on its own.
|
|
Cabins here seldom change hands, but ours — somewhat regrettably — is now for sale.
|
|
Seldom, if ever, have Democrats had so much to gain by increasing turnout.
|
|
And though Ms. Garanca sounded sumptuous, she seldom conveyed Dalila's heat and intensity.
|
|
But then, conflicts seldom start because most of the population wants them to.
|
|
The people we encounter are seldom richly portrayed, because only The Framework matters.
|
|
While we often fell short of our ideals, we seldom bragged about it.
|
|
Seldom does she burden herself with articulating either its roots or its evolution.
|
|
While winning 14 majors over 11 years, Tiger Woods seldom had a layoff.
|
|
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia paid for McDonnell's counseling sessions but he seldom attended.
|
|
Seldom is this more evident than when trouble befalls one of their own.
|
|
"Dullness may be disagreeable, but it seldom causes offense or insult," it said.
|
|
Nemett captures a group whose unfettered exuberance is seldom found in today's novels.
|
|
That may be why American productions of the play have seldom been successful.
|
|
But you'd be surprised how seldom the speed limit actually comes into play.
|
|
After all, as this Twitter user observed, "Well-behaved dogs seldom make history."
|
|
But seldom are there normal times in Albany, and Wednesday was no exception.
|
|
He exercises regularly, does not use tobacco and "seldom" drinks, according to Monahan.
|
|
As divided as Afghanistan can seem, the line between enemies is seldom indelible.
|
|
But many restaurants and bars remain open, waiting for customers who seldom come.
|
|
The charge itself is seldom used and difficult to prove without a photo.
|
|
Sagas subway blog, said that he seldom sees people riding between cars anymore.
|
|
The articulate, who speak succinctly and clearly but whose words are seldom persuasive.
|
|
We're always hearing about "firestorms of protest," but they seldom involve actual fire.
|
|
The families of Salafis seldom report these departures, fearing harassment by the authorities.
|
|
I am seldom moved to "defend" financial market operators from pyromaniacs and naysayers.
|
|
But that is a happiness, in Ageyev's words, that Americans now seldom know.
|
|
While anti-vending laws are seldom imposed, violations can result in misdemeanor charges.
|
|
Among the weighty subjects pondered by literary intellectuals, dance seldom rates very high.
|
|
Pelosi's gentle sparring with her subjects, however, seldom has much depth to it.
|
|
The San Antonio Spurs seldom have issues when they host the Brooklyn Nets.
|
|
Delays seldom work in the prosecution's favor because memories fade and witnesses disappear.
|
|
The New Yorker's standard italicized gag captions were seldom printed beneath her drawings.
|
|
Nonbinary people, meanwhile, were seldom given a thought even by some trans people.
|
|
Driving yourself into the ground, even for a good cause, is seldom rational.
|
|
When potato burns, it burns up — very seldom do you get actual bits.
|
|
Humor in the later stories, while seldom entirely absent, is slyer and quicker.
|
|
Meanwhile, Mr. Cahn's success has come at a private cost he seldom discusses.
|
|
But the statute was seldom used and went unnoticed by many for years.
|
|
And Democrats today seldom discuss reducing the number of abortions as a goal.
|
|
Akhbarek stories are seldom longer than a few paragraphs and are highly visual.
|
|
Apple acquires startups for their technologies all the time, but it seldom announces them.
|
|
Police are seldom -- if ever -- indicted, much less convicted, for shooting African American men.
|
|
People have tangled oftentimes seemingly contradictory views and seldom fit into narrow ideological silos.
|
|
Siri will also suggest you disable or hide notifications from apps you seldom use.
|
|
Daron Cruickshank's name is a seal of approval, seldom attached to a boring fight.
|
|
Though the law is seldom enforced, a conviction could lead to a $250 fine.
|
|
Fighting graft, nepotism and oligarchic power is seldom easy but Sofia's record is poor.
|
|
Matisse, despite his vital, sensuous color, seldom achieved Corot's eye for the resolving detail.
|
|
The forum is one where embarrassing questions about China's politics are seldom raised openly.
|
|
And they do something that people at jazz concerts seldom do anymore: They dance.
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Mindful of this, Mr. Cruz has seldom mentioned Mr. Trump except to praise him.
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But it was the seldom-used guard Darrun Hilliard who really made an impression.
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With ISIS controlling a tenth of Libya's coastline, there has seldom been greater urgency.
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But seldom are we assured by white narratives, and things are still not okay.
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She is technically brilliant and entertaining, so applause for her performances is seldom reserved.
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We seldom realize it, but all large-scale human cooperation is based on fiction.
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"Eighteen months ago, two years ago, we seldom saw dads with kids," Garcia said.
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Unfortunately, Moore's personal life was seldom as sunny as the TV roles she played.
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The term "town hall meeting," as candidates seldom debate in actual town halls anymore.
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A unicorn sighting used to be synonymous with something rare, precious, and seldom-sighted.
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This growth is often unplanned and messy, and the cities are seldom terribly productive.
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It's very seldom that we'll have a commitment on a Saturday or a Sunday.
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Driven When talk turns to high performance in cars, Lexus seldom springs to mind.
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Neither outcome is palatable to American policymakers, however, so the problem is seldom discussed.
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Although such laws are seldom enforced, they leave people open to extortion and abuse.
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If paid in cash, they seldom put any of it in a pension pot.
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Starting in her late 30s, she seldom left her father's home, where she lived.
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Politicians in democracies listen to the people who vote—which young people seldom do.
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Congestion slows cities' breakneck growth: housing and transport infrastructure seldom keep pace with demand.
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The controversy over Addyi Seldom has one pill raised such controversy among medical professionals.
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This was the real, though too-seldom told, story of how Ebola was stopped.
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A seldom-used reserve, he had played one garbage-time minute against the Huskers.
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We also find that access to birth control is seldom much of an issue.
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Trinidad & Tobago and Belize prohibit homosexuals from crossing their borders (though they seldom check).
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Again, however, that ambition assumes a unity of purpose that the EU seldom achieves.
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I have seldom been so swept away by the "Ode to Joy" choral finale.
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Yet while the Druid "Richard III" is hypnotically watchable, it seldom engages the emotions.
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Getting that spot on the convention floor has seldom been such a coveted ticket.
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And yet, strangely, he has seldom been at his best in the Ryder Cup.
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Seldom do they take part in combat — still less as front-line fighting ships.
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Though seldom severe, such warnings about travel to the United States are not rare.
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Without Stoltenberg, the Cornhuskers seldom pressured Blough and had trouble stopping Boilermakers' rushing attack.
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The Kansas Jayhawks are a good team, and there's seldom any doubt about it.
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It got at something that politics and politicians seldom do: the complicated, inarguable truth.
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Seldom are these polls closed in neighborhoods with poor people or people of color.
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Maybe they have embraced the reality that they seldom carry more than one passenger.
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Everyone's attention will be on these seldom-discounted headphones over the big shopping weekend.
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She will face Yulia Putintseva of Kazakhstan on Sunday — and seldom needs any help.
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In Islamabad, where Chinese visitors were seldom seen before 2014, their prominence is growing.
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And the morning after the second ceremony, I felt a calmness I seldom feel.
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But without those threats, domestic groups are seldom investigated as aggressively as foreign groups.
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" "I only use Government Phones, and have only one seldom used government cell phone.
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But Moby, to his immense credit, seldom portrays himself in an especially sympathetic light.
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Seldom has an American leader boasted so much and managed to achieve so little.
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But in Mexico, laws are seldom the issue; on paper, they are often perfect.
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It is arid for long stretches, seldom dealing with actual matters of the war.
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Seldom, if ever, has a baseball player had a nickname with a time frame.
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Then again, D'Eramo's first word on any subject is seldom the last, or best.
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Seldom is that control shared across the spectrum — and democracy suffers as a result.
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Seldom are these amorphous concerns noted on project proposals, curatorial agendas, or marketing strategies.
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In the late 294s, single-use plastic bags were seldom available in grocery stores.
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The rule was challenged in court by Orthodox leaders and has seldom been followed.
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There are Catholic churches in the cities but they seldom reach out to migrants.
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But seldom have they been under as much economic pressure as they are today.
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Op-Docs The hidden compartments of household ephemera are seldom discussed among family members.
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Lerner is a colorist who follows no theory and seldom uses a pure primary.
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"A hoop, in my case, is seldom a simple round hoop," Mr. Koulis said.
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Republicans have seldom picked off congressional districts that voted for the Democrat for president.
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Parroting a magazine or someone else's home seldom achieves a result worth much retrospection.
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Portugal is throwing men forward, with the ball seldom straying far from Uruguay's end.
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You can't use a credit card unless a judge says so, which seldom happens.
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The rush on Ms. Philo's creations attests to a loyalty her contemporaries seldom command.
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Every family has its secrets, its old scandals, seldom-entered rooms with hidden recesses.
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But ATF agents today insist that criminals seldom use the devices in violent crimes.
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Yet, for most Americans, the larger issue is that this upturn is seldom felt.
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His films are also seldom available on the big screen after their initial releases.
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It's one of the reasons so many of her archived items are seldom seen.
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I have seldom heard an artist put so much effort into a single concert.
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But the societal tradeoffs prompted by technology adoption are seldom obvious at the outset.
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But addicts, who seldom have drugs on them, get a trip to the hospital.
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Seldom does he reprimand the actors in this story for the choices they made.
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But these factors are all bound together by something simple yet seldom mentioned: language.
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But even the weighty stuff that does is seldom what causes Thanksgiving table dread.
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You seldom read about the sound, and I feel fortunate to have heard it.
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Class was seldom fully in the mix, except, maybe, in a generalized Marxist way.
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Budget plastics are placed below the center console where they're seldom seen or touched.
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There was one topic, though, on which he would seldom consent to be interviewed.
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Unlike our system, British courts seldom enter conflicts between the executive and legislative branches.
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The coherent, who can verbally communicate facts and opinions but seldom say anything memorable.
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His name is seldom mentioned by the Democratic presidential candidates, apart from Joe Biden.
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Her closest companions are the grandmother she seldom sees and Lola, her beloved dog.
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One of the things we found is the disruption seldom comes from the incumbents.
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"If it were up to him, he'd seldom leave New York," she once wrote.
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Although he had seldom worked with private clients before, he would be their dealer.
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I'm not good at themeless and seldom venture out of the standard grid layouts.
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"My father would seldom shy away from disagreeing, but nor would she," Scalia said.
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Indeed, the core PCE deflator is seldom at the Fed's desired 6900-percent target.
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Jacobs seldom gives a good account of the place of politics in city-making.
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It's a reshoot of a discarded and more risqué scene seldom seen until now.
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I'd learned while negotiating union contracts that you seldom got everything you asked for.
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Although their comic zest seldom falters, the topical bite of the books has sharpened.
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Seldom were they welcomed back to what was built in place of their homes.
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Devin Nunes of California, only his unverified one that he seldom uses to post.
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Though Salah's speed is thrilling, he seldom provides an end product to his galloping runs.
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In Mexico, some 98 percent of murders are never solved, and crimes are seldom reported.
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Nixon was not volatile; he very seldom exploded, and it was controlled when he did.
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Sadly, he adds, preparation is not a sexy part of management so seldom gets done.
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You seldom heard the government complain about not having enough access to people's personal information.
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"Voters seldom get an opportunity to vote on immigration issues," she previously told KOPB-FM .
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To be sure, the energy sector seldom rises and falls in lockstep with oil prices.
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He knew where true north was pointed and although he could bite he seldom barked.
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Yet it's seldom the case that a former employee publicly badmouths management after the fact.
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Tornadoes are rare at that elevation and are seldom seen at any wildfire, Daniels said.
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TUCKER CARLSON, a Fox News host, and Bernie Sanders, a democratic-socialist senator, seldom agree.
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Liquid diets are an extreme form of restriction, but they are seldom portrayed this way.
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She seldom visits countries riven by conflict; for instance, she has yet to visit Somalia.
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Such "rebound effects" mean that efficiency gains calculated by engineers are seldom realised in full.
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Back then, they introduced sonic elements that were seldom heard during extreme metal's early days.
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Finding work that I enjoyed wouldn't always be possible, and it would seldom be easy.
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Rulers seldom improve in their second decade in power, let alone their third or fourth.
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And despite Mr Sessions's depiction of police under siege, serving officers have seldom been safer.
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His wit and humour (qualities of his that are too seldom recognised) are as sharp.
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Alleviating mental distress is trickier, not least because the medics seldom speak the local language.
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Unlike the cigar workers and the lectores, the party seldom turns over a new leaf.
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"I always worked hard and seldom would I ever take a holiday," she said. 9.
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Setting out red lines in advance is seldom a wise course in any EU negotiation.
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" The reality, he said, "is just that we seldom have the resources to compete statewide.
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Unfortunately for board members and management teams alike, the problem is seldom black and white.
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GLOBAL deals may be growing at a rapid clip, but they seldom offer instant gratification.
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Many gay people are young, and young people seldom marry, regardless of their sexual leanings.
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All leadership races are odd because "he who wields the knife seldom wears the crown".
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Cops are used to surprises on the job, but seldom a casual great white shark.
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Recruiting spies is seldom a public exercise, but Australia's intelligence agency is doing something different.
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So now Mr Jackson seldom leaves his room except to go to church on Sunday.
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"I'm finishing my album and next collection…," he wrote on his seldom-used Twitter account.
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Politicians are seldom brave enough to cut civil servants' pay but Nigeria's governors are desperate.
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Once I'm connected, though, everything seems to work great, and the earbuds seldom cut out.
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"It is seldom the intent to use the piñata in a conventional sense," said Benavidez.
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Because Cu Rua seldom came up to the surface, sightings were rare and deemed auspicious.
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In the world's largest democracy politics ceaselessly turns yet seldom moves, and then rather slowly.
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But the Germans and Dutch seldom mention why the ECB is setting such low rates.
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Coincidentally, the aging, seldom-used gunner James Jones has also been along for the ride.
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Clinton's Methodism plays in her life, she seldom talks about it on the campaign trail.
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Men who said that they seldom worked out tended to have a low VO2 max.
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"Very seldom in my career have we got beat up," Spartans coach Tom Izzo said.
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"Seldom have the hopes of so many been crushed by so few words," he said.
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The loans are typically used for leveraged buyouts and are seldom seen in Silicon Valley.
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"Dangerous people seldom broadcast their peccadilloes," Manon reflects, in the midst of an unsuccessful interview.
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Such promises are seldom kept, which is why the debt keeps growing year after year.
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But we've seldom asked about American motivations in creating the conditions that facilitated such meddling.
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But life in the automotive industry seldom makes it easy to stick with the plan.
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This may be unfair, but Silva is promising plenty and is seldom delivering these days.
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Guns seldom allow those suffering to be part of the 90 percent who continue living.
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While the general idea is well-known, investors seldom take full advantage of loss harvesting.
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The individual woodwinds have seldom sounded so eloquent, the massed strings warmer and more mellow.
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Researchers seldom have access to terrorists, and scientific methods, such as control groups, are rare.
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He offers a level of reading pleasure that we seldom encounter in novels these days.
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What if they went small and plugged seldom-used Gerald Green in at the three?
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Seldom has so much money and effort been directed toward solving a specific medical problem.
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A low-key knockout, "Never Rarely Sometimes Always" tells a seldom-told story about abortion.
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Trump's incendiary immigration policies have afforded Jayapal a spotlight seldom made available to freshman legislators.
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" He added: "I only use Government Phones, and have only one seldom used government cellphone.
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Still, the stakes for determining Germany's future as a European leader have seldom been higher.
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Seldom was there any mention of stops, or the lack of them, in those sessions.
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Essay It is a truth too seldom acknowledged that books mark their authors for life.
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But soon I caught it catching my ear the way sad-sack anything seldom does.
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Business conferences are seldom sexy, but cannabis business conferences are their own strain of weird.
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But there is seldom a plan apart from pre-emption, self-defense, obsession and impulse.
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Republican partners, Mr. von Spakovsky said, seldom find support for cases with a conservative bent.
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It's possible that so many adults ignore the danger because it seldom affects them directly.
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Seldom used in cocktails, it will play a starring role in the Improved Slivovitz Cocktail.
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Many collegians exercise seldom, if ever, studies show, often blaming time constraints and academic demands.
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The stock market seldom falls just because it is overvalued; there usually is another catalyst.
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But a fan's notes are rooted in a passion seldom matched by the authorized versions.
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Yet we've remade the world to accommodate these machines and we seldom escape their presence.
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In it, she talks about lessons learned — but seldom shared — from 11 years of marriage.
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People on their way to the bottom have their occasional moments of clarity, seldom seized.
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Did someone declare this the Year to Dust Off Seldom Performed Plays About Feuding Brothers?
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"A good chief of staff is seldom popular," Richard Nixon wrote in his 1990 memoir.
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Seldom have members of a hung jury played such an active role in a retrial.
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The most beautiful natural places seldom offer the perfect, groomed conditions provided by a Zamboni.
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He has no history of tobacco use, he exercises regularly, and he seldom drinks alcohol.
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The toxic chemistry between mother and son has seldom been more effectively or enjoyably rendered.
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Plays adapted as monologues from memoirs and close first-person fiction are seldom satisfying onstage.
|
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Navin, organizing in a part of Iowa Democrats seldom go, is part of that plan.
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If that sounds like heavy lifting, Ms. Ebersole and Ms. LuPone seldom betray the strain.
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It's seldom come up in politics this year, as a record number have continued dying.
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Other challenges, in criminal cases or brought by people without lawyers, were also seldom successful.
|
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The debunking of a fake news story is seldom as powerful as the story itself.
|
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They seldom take up arms against the Jewish majority, though they often identify as Palestinian.
|
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The abbreviated appearances seldom let Galifianakis find the awkward, halting rhythm of the show's episodes.
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My nails were usually stained after a chore; they were tougher, not cracked, seldom manicured.
|
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And seldom has the contrast between a departing president and his successor been so stark.
|
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Since leaving office eight months ago, Obama has seldom jumped into the partisan political fray.
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Another consequence of Brexit is that Britain's uncodified constitution is being tested as seldom before.
|
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Voices are seldom raised in "Sundown, Yellow Moon," and big, confrontational truths mostly remain unspoken.
|
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They are unusual only in that their representation is so seldom fully rendered in film.
|
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Yet even the stadiums that still carry the names of famous individuals seldom honor athletes.
|
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I have seen Ms. Mohapatra dance in India and in New York, but too seldom.
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The toxic chemistry between mother and son has seldom been more effectively or enjoyably rendered.
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Cancer seldom appears in the fossil record, and its history among vertebrates is poorly understood.
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Kyrgios continues to train and play his way, which seldom means the most consistent way.
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This is a great honor and seldom allowed to be done...he will be GREAT!
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Despite historical enmity, Kurdish forces and Damascus have seldom clashed during Syria's eight-year war.
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Americans seldom pay attention to politics in allied countries, but they can be tremendously important.
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The seldom-enforced charge of contempt of Congress can be brought against someone for obstructing investigations.
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Those who start their political careers as soldiers seldom adjust easily to life as elected politicians.
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In its press release, the company wrote: Unfortunately, "free" services are seldom actually free for users.
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"It's one of those things that you always hope happens but seldom comes together," Michael said.
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" Seldom funny "Daily Show" host Trevor Noah complained that President Trump was "giving America judicial herpes.
|
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And debunking stories, even from respected organizations, seldom have the reach of the original false post.
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"The lone wolf cannot be detected, cannot be prevented, and seldom can be traced," Mason wrote.
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" Why do so many Europeans still " consider themselves Christians , even if they seldom go to church?
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Yet if the city has seldom looked worse, "Moonlight" shines in a host of other ways.
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Metallica's James Hetfield and Megadeth's Dave Mustaine are accomplished vocalists, but are seldom accused of singing.
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China's legislature approved a modern bankruptcy law in 2007 but for years it was seldom used.
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Victims are seldom eager to report it, especially if they are financially dependent on their abusers.
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Philadonna Wade's story plays out across middle America on a daily basis but is seldom told.
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The best ads use a celebrity's widely known, but seldom acknowledged weaknesses to make a point.
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And the elderly, seldom huge Labour fans, are less keen on the party than ever before.
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"Fortunately, these side effects are usually short-lived," and "marijuana intoxication is seldom fatal," Buzhardt wrote.
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"We know that candidates will seldom agree with Americans for Prosperity on every issue," she said.
|
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The away team defended in heavy numbers, but it seldom displayed any impending sense of fear.
|
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But that's the great utility of a church service: It's very seldom about specific, direct action.
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The candidate for prime minister has seldom, if ever, been photographed without a collar and tie.
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Among the poor, marriages are seldom official, allowing men to abandon one wife for another easily.
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Battlefield's best moments happen around this experience, and designers have seldom strayed from this core concept.
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This does not pose a danger to humans, who seldom eat fish brain, says Ms Aga.
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He seldom did, after the first few years, except to say he was displeased with her.
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But such help seldom comes, forcing her to beg on the streets each day for survival.
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I seldom see [fakes] because they are run out when they bring it in my store.
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It was rarely discussed and seldom diagnosed and usually attributed to women of a certain age.
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In his last months, needing frequent dialysis, he seldom managed to get back to Elcho Island.
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Pig heart valves have been used for many years without ill effect and seldom elicit rejection.
|
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And right-leaning outlets seldom miss an opportunity to lean away from any discussion of Russia.
|
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"Very seldom," the president responded, encapsulating the defiant tone of the news conference in two words.
|
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Voters, despite wallowing in technological abundance, are rattled by globalisation and have seldom felt less generous.
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What was seldom noted was that Mr. Eve's father was an immigrant from the Dominican Republic.
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Along the way, the Trail Blazers bemoaned missed opportunities — opportunities that seldom materialize against the Warriors.
|
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The media, for its part, also seldom misses a chance to pick a fight with Trump.
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This is a message too seldom heard in the party that first championed campaign finance reform.
|
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Republicans and Democrats here are in hand-to-hand combat this election year as seldom before.
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But economic sanctions in pursuit of ambitious goals seldom succeed when targeted against a major power.
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Unlike their first two fights, Ali-Frazier III maintained a level of boxing violence seldom seen.
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Matinee concerts are typically low-key affairs, seldom considered an orchestra's flagships or used as showcases.
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FOR SOME TODAY IT'S NOT SO EASY We seldom notice the way that technology changes us.
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But such viruses are seldom associated with Guillain-Barre, and never with microcephaly, said Baylor's Hotez.
|
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Some pregnant women have effectively gone into seclusion, seldom leaving the house to avoid mosquito bites.
|
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Democrats seldom have the luxury of choice in Nebraska, where Republicans have dominated for 80 years.
|
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Mr. Trump, who until Wednesday had seldom let a critique go by unanswered, did not respond.
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Seldom is he offscreen for long, and, when he does appear, he is often eccentrically clad.
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They're full of surprises and its seldom that any one person can predict the next direction.
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It's very seldom that you see something that's conceived for the site by a major artist.
|
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There were involving performances of Roger Sessions's Second Symphony and Leonard Bernstein's seldom-heard "Kaddish" Symphony.
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DeShields scored 28 last week in the kind of home loss these Lynx have seldom experienced.
|
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And for all his intelligence and focus, Mr. Akhtar seldom bucks the formula to provide answers.
|
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Perjury investigations based on congressional referrals are common, and the F.B.I. frequently investigates but seldom charges.
|
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But for civilians in Syria, there is very seldom a good way out of their problems.
|
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Why take seriously someone who has repeatedly promised — but seldom delivered — improvements to Facebook's privacy practices?
|
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Another Spanish-language production amplified seldom-heard voices in a far more immersive and involving way.
|
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Her people find themselves in intense situations, but it seldom feels like anything is at stake.
|
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The Steadicam seldom stops moving through a Boschian hellscape, filled with unseen voices and offscreen dangers.
|
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But the diminutive, frail and reportedly sick sister seldom appeared in public during her brother's rule.
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Mr. Matura seldom strayed in his work from the rich singsong vernacular of Trinidad and Tobago.
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"Used watches are often the very first stop on a person's horological journey, seldom the last."
|
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"Very seldom when we've been up, have we self-destructed like we did today," Miller said.
|
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And if there's one thing Wall Street knows, it's that bear markets seldom happen during expansions.
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Preview There is a mythic new man in fashion retail, much talked about but seldom encountered.
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It amounted to a rare public performance by a White House star who seldom speaks publicly.
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But the custom-built 213,27-seat theater is seldom even half full despite deeply discounted tickets.
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Sproul-Latimer said she hopes to shift that power to writers whose voices are seldom heard.
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Although she seldom shows in New York, I have tried to keep up with her career.
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Although she may be inspired by something, he added, the results are seldom copy or pastiche.
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There was another seldom remembered limitation to these gospel tomes: They were, in a way, shrinking.
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Given the centrality of those years, it's striking how seldom they actually come up in conversation.
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Once installed, they become a core part of a hospital's information systems and are seldom dislodged.
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Either way, the Prada show had a quality that seldom deserts her, that of intellectual strictness.
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She seldom left home without those accessories, which were as practical as they were good looking.
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Amazon's critics in the literary world seldom fret about its effect on the lawn-care industry.
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Because he wanted to keep his show inclusive, Rogers seldom spoke about his faith on air.
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That is a high bar, and public figures rarely file libel suits and seldom win them.
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She had no friends, and her children seldom visited, even though they lived across the street.
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Then note all the expenses that seldom change: rent/mortgage, insurance, auto loan and electric bill.
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Porritt emphasized that suspects very seldom go to prison solely on the basis of their identifications.
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Scientists say there are seldom natural fires in the rainforest; almost all are ignited by humans.
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Disability is seldom discussed in boardrooms and executives rarely or never discuss it in their workplace.
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He is the kind of lawmaker seldom seen without fat folders of briefing materials in hand.
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She is seldom cowed by political pressure from her own team, much less the opposing one.
|
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This ambition dovetails with another ambition that critics and writers often have but seldom acknowledge: advocacy.
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As politicians often say but seldom get across so viscerally, the election is ultimately about the voters.
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Downhill racers, who hurl themselves down slick, dizzying slopes, are seldom retiring, but Johnson's brashness stood out.
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I seldom break out, and my skin is only occasionally dry, when the weather turns especially cold.
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The Italian outing was rare for the ultra-private pair, who are seldom seen out and about.
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Nor do many men calling themselves feminists in word but seldom sticking to their values in deed.
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Since Zara Home seldom sells anything fashion-related, we'll be honest: the offering was easy to miss.
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In poor countries waste is still much less strictly regulated, and the few rules are seldom enforced.
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Since before the referendum, he has seldom raised Brexit in his weekly questions to the prime minister.
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My profile is sparse, I rarely post anything on the site, and I seldom click on ads.
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It runs for just under three and a half hours, although, to be honest, it seldom runs.
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"One seldom was able to do her a good turn without some thoughts of strangulation," he writes.
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Cruz has seldom discussed the full toll of that transition and, in particular, the night of Aug.
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This is a technique I've seldom seen used, but it can be highly effective when done right.
|
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Politicians, even otherwise reasonable ones like Mr Baswedan, seldom resist the urge to cloak themselves in piety.
|
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Yet before this 200th anniversary year, which drew a bigger crowd than usual, there was seldom trouble.
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Identifying the origin of synthetic drugs is difficult: unlike plant-based ones, they seldom have unique properties.
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As I never stay in five-star hotels and am seldom publicly incontinent, I really don't know.
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Words like "glorious" and "outrageous" seldom persuade, the researchers found; measured language more often wins the day.
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While Muslim Americans are constantly talked about in the public sphere, we seldom hear their unmediated voices.
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This mood has seldom been seen in the country since the US-led war began in 2003.
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As the binary fades away, I'm struck with a feeling I seldom experience in modern MMOs: helplessness.
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He seldom incited hatred against rivals, and pardoned 10,000 people who had risen up against the state.
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Workers seldom hold more than 15% of their financial wealth in their own company, which is manageable.
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Hurricane Matthew represents a challenge for central and northeastern Florida, which seldom see storms of this scale.
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The truth is these minor changes matter so seldom that the possibility can basically be ignored entirely.
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And, her ability to unearth seldom used emoji in a creative way never fails to amaze me.
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He's since taken up an Israeli passport, but has seldom been seen at Chelsea matches this season.
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I've seldom had as much fun in jumping into the muck and mess of the poetry wars.
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But as Ive acknowledged Monday at the WIRED25 Summit, change is rarely foreseeable—and seldom unambiguously good.
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And yet, it remains a side of history and culture that is seldom acknowledged by mainstream institutions.
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He wasn't a leaper, he had no special flash, and he seldom showed emotion on the court.
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Seldom has any country been so transformed by one industry as the Philippines has by call centres.
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New Yorkers may be unabashedly opinionated about our politics, but there's seldom any drama about the outcomes.
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Classified as "adult viewing" owing to its controversial content, the film was seldom shown to Soviet audiences.
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Like seldom read Terms and Conditions text, App Store guidelines are an important but usually boring read.
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"Very seldom does it work where you can just drop evidence in someone's lap," he told me.
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The shot is a rare look at Paltrow's home life, which she seldom shares on social media.
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And those lawyers who admit to taking the low road seldom ask for sorrow and pity afterwards.
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Most important of all, public-sector jobs seldom pay enough to sustain an upper-middle-class lifestyle.
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His characteristic mode is that of ironic intelligence masking strong feeling, and he seldom varies his approach.
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For instance, one large analysis included many patients on Serzone, a weaker drug seldom used these days.
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It's seldom if ever a man in a dress in a stall at the highway rest stop.
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And it's very, very, very seldom in my 87 years that it has ever been a factor.
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High per-passenger costs on seldom-used routes will force Mr Modi to draw the line somewhere.
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On its own terms, the performance worked; but while it was often affecting, it was seldom exciting.
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Media power tends to be nuanced and situational -- seldom sweeping or game-changing, as media myths suggest.
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Saber is the fastest of the fencing disciplines, with points seldom lasting more than a few seconds.
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Indian farmers seldom own the land they cultivate, and often take loans to buy seeds and fertilisers.
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You would be surprised how seldom it occurs to people that their problems are not their fault.
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Even now, post therapy, I can be an impossible little shit and am seldom taken to task.
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He became a seldom-used backup man for the consistent and popular Marcel Schäfer and Sascha Riether.
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He's the full-speed collision of dreams with reality, and a character that seldom gets his due.
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Newspaper Die Welt said on its website that migrants from North Africa were seldom deported from Germany.
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These days, amici other than the solicitor general's office seldom even bother to ask for argument time.
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They are challenging the sexual status quo from Hollywood to corporate offices, pursuing power as seldom before.
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Whatever the case, the LGBTQ population is seldom mentioned in discussions about the US criminal justice system.
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A new movement for civil rights is seldom greeted with rapture, and the mainstream fought back hard.
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But there is another hormone that is seldom talked about when discussing the positive effects of exercise.
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Dr. Anna Lembke's small but powerful "Drug Dealer, MD" summarizes other seldom-enunciated reasons doctors became complicit.
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Complaints about his management, very seldom heard six months ago, have become unusually common in private conversations.
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Fox hunters are more likely to emphasize the thrill of the chase and the seldom-caught fox.
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"People seldom achieve great things without being willing to ride roughshod over the opposition," the authors note.
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The theme of infidelity "has seldom received such close scrutiny in literary fiction," the Times review noted.
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She could play swiftly, with seldom a note out of place, and the tone was unfailingly pretty.
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Women have appeared on United States currency a handful of times, often on seldom-used $220 coins.
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Randomized trials are difficult, other experts agreed, and randomized diet studies so perilous they are seldom attempted.
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In trying to separate them, we talk about voting in ways that seldom apply to other rights.
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It reflects the superior view that the deluded plebes — seldom encountered in person — have got it wrong.
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Those projects benefit remote border villages that large aid donors seldom target because of the prevailing insecurity.
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For his part, Mr. Bergé demonstrated a business creativity that the fashion world had seldom seen before.
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Contemporary performers who write their own material seldom escape the trap of having written their own material.
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Kisses, for instance, seldom involve two willing participants, so when sets of lips meet, they don't meld.
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"Most of the struggle borne by woman is seldom beheld in the eyes of man," he sings.
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This process is a key part of how galaxies evolve, but the smallest pieces are seldom considered.
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Seldom has an administration operated in such a transparently dishonest, determinedly self-destructive and spectacularly inept fashion.
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Zhang told Bloomberg that Haidilao often promotes staff to management roles, and seldom hires outside the organization.
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I would wager that even the most commercial writers seldom produce work cynically, according to a formula.
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Meghan Markle is seldom seen with a watch on since becoming a member of the royal family.
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It's very seldom that you read about some breakthrough on cost by anybody in this huge profession.
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And I seldom found reasons to use the watch without my iPhone to justify the extra cost.
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His hardworking parents, seldom at home, were not "cuddly types," Ms. Derks said in a recent email.
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Some Broadway musicals have actors alternate in roles that are physically demanding, but performances are seldom canceled.
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I seldom hear back unless I hound this person with follow-up emails or in-person visits.
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Neighbors said the girls seldom came out to play in the backyard, which was overgrown with weeds.
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Even in her native Russia, her works are seldom performed outside of academic and new-music circles.
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Seldom does traditional baseball please a crowd the way a renegade feline scampering across the infield can.
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Despite his arresting look under those flowing pale locks, Cavill's voice seldom rises above a low growl.
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Efforts by jihadist terrorist organizations to inspire terrorist attacks in the United States have seldom been successful.
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On his new Deutsche Grammophon recording, a Bach program, Mr. Blechacz includes the seldom-heard Four Duets.
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Not so much because of insurance issues; the departments that do the hiring seldom worry about those.
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Though seldom mentioned on the venture capital and startup blogs, VSCO is indeed supported by VC dollars.
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The uniformity and unanimity on this issue is seldom seen in the divisive arena of American politics.
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European Union institutions have seldom faced so many simultaneous, centrifugal challenges Historic shifts often come in clusters.
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She paired those seldom-heard songs with Robert Schumann's beloved "Frauenliebe und Leben" ("Woman's Love and Life").
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Malaysia is a majority-Muslim country, and sodomy is illegal there, although the law is seldom enforced.
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The itinerant pair of artists work odd jobs, and seldom stay in the same place for long.
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In the last four years, she has seldom hesitated to go out for expensive meals and drinks.
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The point is that the facts about assimilation are seldom the real issue when assimilation comes up.
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It seems that RAE seldom acknowledges the people standing outside watching him, instead concentrating on his work.
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Lynchings, too, seldom generate much more than public disgust and a fleeting sense of agency for the community.
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Unlike in America and Asia, British cities seldom force developers to build large car parks around their buildings.
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It's a part of the criminal justice system that is seldom seen or even portrayed in pop culture.
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Sure enough, the feds identified a 26-year-old man named Buster Hernandez who seldom left the house.
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But even the best thieves seldom have the perspective necessary to realize when it's time to walk away.
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Users are seldom rewarded for the great value they bring to platforms such as Facebook, Google and Amazon .
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Ethiopia's state media behave slavishly towards the prime minister, obsessively covering his appearances and seldom airing critical views.
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If local politics rarely conforms to expectations, seldom does it diverge as drastically as in south-west England.
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The god of dreams is an apt subject for any dance, where reality is seldom the main focus.
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" But American blood seldom, if ever, asks, as writer Amy Hempel once did, "Aren't we all ... somebody's harvest?
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As much as we say that things are "random," seldom do phenomena actually live up to that descriptor.
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Gerrymandering and party primaries reward extremists, and ensure that, once elected, they seldom need fear for their jobs.
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Factory robots purpose-built for a specific task on an assembly line seldom make mistakes, but they're expensive.
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Of course we discuss strategy, but seldom do I call the school or other parents and get involved.
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The software, he said, was doing something that was previously so time-consuming that it was seldom attempted.
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This influence is more useful than the formal right to vote, which seldom happens on such technical matters.
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It's seldom that we play like this, and the game against Croatia will be a very different spectacle.
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While some broad strokes are known about Palantir's relationship with spy agencies, the finer points seldom see daylight.
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WNBA teams seldom even go through this process, since the retention of signature players is generally a given.
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It makes them inexpensive but also easily disposable once children grow out of them, and they're seldom recycled.
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At 81, he's explored that parity for half his life, seldom more calmingly than on this self-release.
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A reinterpretation of a Euripides play tells a seldom staged and lesser-known side of the famous hero.
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And seldom since that classic of 53 years ago has a screen romance touched so many so deeply.
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Washington's seldom-used tactic is aimed at accelerating the imposition of duties against unfairly subsidized and dumped products.
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Playing with the numbers 'just this once' may well be the CEO's intent; it's seldom the end result.
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"Inside the "pink traphouse "something seldom shown ,, art , kids , music , good vibes , inspiration etc," he captioned the post.
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To start with, sanctions seldom work with authoritarian regimes and North Korea is the authoritarian regime par excellence.
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And that goes for her relationship with longtime boyfriend Joshua Kushner, who she very seldom posts photos with.
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The only problem with this concern is that valuation is seldom something that derails a bull market alone.
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These unexpected responses have led him into areas of anguish that have seldom been touched in contemporary art.
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Members of these Hindu nationalist groups also form a network of influential mandarins who seldom surface in public.
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Check out 'Seldom' and read our interview with Madison as she shares how to let bad relationships go.
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Though I earn my living as a professional dominatrix, power dynamics are seldom part of my romantic relationships.
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But then, the Nobel committee seldom awards those who make peace through force (a negative for the Peshmerga).
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Hamilton could have rolled through a lazy Sunday drive had he wanted to, but championship drivers seldom do.
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" President Lincoln's Secretary of State wrote: "a nobler, higher spirit, or a truer, seldom dwells in human form.
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This was born of necessity: modest budgets mean that Israeli shows seldom involve big casts or flashy locations.
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But "The Wolves" appreciates that life, unlike mystery novels and classically well-made plays, is seldom conveniently tailored.
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It's written from the vantage of a straight, white, middle-class woman and seldom strays from that perspective.
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Douthat was born into Protestantism, wobbling along the seldom-travelled border between Pentecostal fire and the polite mainstream.
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But he has seldom handed out pardons, which formally forgive prisoners for their crimes and restore certain rights.
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Kirk Douglas, seldom a relaxed performer, launches into the role of van Gogh and switches to maximum clench.
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Hindus and Sikhs had to wear yellow patches that identified them in public, but were otherwise seldom bothered.
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In the smartphone era, younger people seldom watch anything for more than a few minutes in a row.
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Several of these companies seldom come to London, and they almost never share a stage or an audience.
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But he seldom discussed those experiences in any detail, so relatives have only recently begun to unravel Mrs.
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"I seldom synthesize now, but five years ago, I synthesized," D said, referencing the work of chemical manufacture.
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Americans seldom encounter the scientists ensuring their water stays clean or that nuclear waste is properly disposed of.
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In the opening monologue, the show tackled the fact that he seldom plays leading roles in major movies.
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Freeman's art, however, presents complex silhouettes with many shapes and edges that seldom appear in this visual culture.
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State and local authorities are investigating the shooting, but police officers are seldom charged for on-duty shootings.
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Abolishing death row: Colorado repealed its seldom-used death penalty, becoming the 22nd state to eliminate capital punishment.
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But law enforcement seldom addresses these criminal enterprises with tactics they use to fight crimes like money-laundering.
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The denizens of talk radio seldom positioned themselves as the opposite of journalists: They were brash, opinionated, ideological.
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Seldom, however, do we stop to realize that our Internet service provider is also collecting information about us.
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For that reason, "Jeunes Voix" did for me what textbooks seldom achieve: It made me want to learn.
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And just as another famous monarch does, Ms. Franklin seldom went anywhere — onstage or off — without her handbag.
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Whatever your plans, remember that immigration rules are constantly changing — and seldom in ways that benefit new immigrants.
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Three pallets of hand sanitizer seemed like enough because they seldom used more than one pallet a year.
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The agency seldom tries to bar a figure as prominent as Mr. Musk permanently from the securities industry.
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"Common sense suggests we should beware when forecasts predict events seldom before observed in the economy," he said.
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Though Iceland seldom get the ball into the box, when they do the disorganization of Argentina is clear.
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She projected calm on Wednesday for a nearly hourlong interview, speaking thoughtfully and seldom shifting in her seat.
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But some of the mayor's critics say that he seldom devotes that level of attention to other issues.
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But Martha Karolyi, the national team coordinator from 2001 to 2016, said Nassar seldom came to the ranch.
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The first time, I turned around after five minutes; I have seldom tried anything that felt so futile.
|
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To Ms. Copeland, "real" seems to mean less theatrical, more everyday, an approach that's winning but seldom exciting.
|
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But he acknowledged that "unlawful posting of criminal activity for notoriety and publicity," was a seldom-used law.
|
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But seldom have critics so thoroughly disdained the events in Philadelphia as to call for a do-over.
|
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Racism is seldom openly acknowledged in "Paris"; it is instead a stealthy, insistent part of its general climate.
|
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Despite adult trees producing plenty of seeds, researchers seldom found any new saplings, let alone newly matured trees.
|
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The power of dance as a channel of expression — as a method of survival — has seldom been clearer.
|
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One of the Clippers' marketing slogans this season is "We Over Me," but they have seldom been whole.
|
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He still finished with 19 points and 20183 assists and seldom forced anything, passing out of double-teams.
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Reformers have long targeted accreditation, precisely because of its link to student aid, but seldom achieved tangible improvements.
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But the total map of music has seldom been unrolled on the scale that Big Ears has achieved.
|
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At the start of the decade, workout classes were seldom seen outside of local gyms and community centers.
|
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The history of the Korean peninsula, its geopolitical situation, and the culture of its people are seldom explored.
|
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Military vessels seldom have such wide hollow spaces because they are designed to be sleek and fast. Capt.
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Yet in mutual-fund circles he is virtually unknown, seldom seen on CNBC or in the financial media.
|
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A seldom-enforced law against traveling between the cars of a moving train was already on the books.
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"Still seldom seen in the direct lending market" the feature remains "the exception not the norm," he said.
|
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The piece was never sold (its owner is Nina Clemente, Mr. Haring's goddaughter) and has seldom been shown.
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This seldom happens, and when it does, it has always coincided with a dramatic upswing in factory activity.
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He addresses some of these issues on personal Facebook posts, but seldom talks to the press about them.
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The weather is seldom more tranquil at this time of year so enjoy the generally hassle-free conditions.
|
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But his seldom-heard Piano Concerto No. 4 in G minor, his last, has always seemed an oddity.
|
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Music seldom sounds more exciting than when you're introduced to it through the ears of a passionate fan.
|
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But just as important was another variable, seldom discussed: inflammation — the recruitment and activation of certain immune cells.
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Low-skilled jobs in the service industry and retail that have replaced that work seldom offer those benefits.
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But so are others, like Dan Flavin and Donald Judd and Barnett Newman, seldom associated with visual activism.
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In the meantime, the Knicks are banking (again) on free agency, which has seldom worked out for them.
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Ulay will exhibit seldom seen works at London's Richard Saltoun Gallery, which will now represent the performance artist.
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I have drunk more in my life than this before, and I have drunk for longer, seldom at lunch.
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It is seldom granted; again, only a few states have picked up the baton that the centre has dropped.
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Children raised in families with little tradition of literacy seldom do as well as those from more bookish backgrounds.
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"Now, Chinese smelters seldom hold refined tin stocks except state-owned companies and Yunnan Chengfeng," according to the ITA.
|
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Although some cities have parking requirements, these are seldom as extravagant as American ones, and have been progressively weakened.
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He's frustrated that they seldom see each other and that she doesn't have time to tend to the house.
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Sexuality, let alone complicated sexuality, so seldom gets an open-hearted and curious treatment in any rom-com plotline.
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The expansion would be a boon for rural hospitals, which treat the uninsured but are seldom paid for it.
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With 5 minutes 9 seconds left in the third quarter, Popovich inserted seldom-used Boban Marjanovic to thunderous applause.
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She seldom gave interviews or press conferences, and often holed herself up in the presidential mansion, the Blue House.
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These deep insecurities, which began exploding out of me as soon as I hit puberty, seldom served me well.
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Straight-faced, he claimed there're seldom side effects from plassing, that he could go hiking or backpacking right afterward.
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Younger people are seldom keen on a job that tightly restricts smartphone use, not to mention time at home.
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The head of the National Book Center said that Mr. Matzneff would lose a prestigious, seldom-awarded lifetime stipend.
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We know all these maneuverings will soon seem as shallow as the characters too seldom understand them to be.
|
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Seldom has a movie been so easy to watch and so difficult to follow (at least on first viewing).
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However, VICE Sports contributor Neil de Mause has noted that they seldom offset or even equal lost tax revenue.
|
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"Jaws" seldom offered shots of a shark, while "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" contained a remarkably minuscule portion of blood.
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Another rarer spec: lower and higher-end screen options with full color spacing are seldom seen in Windows laptops.
|
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Hence this partnership with the seldom heard undergrounder Edan, whose electronics heighten and sometimes carry the vocals Homeboy dominates.
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Clinton seldom discusses her transition operation, which is led by Ken Salazar, the former Interior secretary and Colorado senator.
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I decided that I should do better in that department since I seldom go a day without reading poetry.
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Miscavige, famously known as the publicity-shy Chairman of the Board of the Religious Technology Center, seldom gives interviews.
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But she has seldom spoken publicly on the issue and there is little sign of change in official attitudes.
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He seldom spoke of his military service, but Furman Jr. suspected that today he would be diagnosed with ptsd.
|
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Security officials say no known militant groups operate in South Africa, which has seldom been associated with Islamist militancy.
|
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Having seen contemporaries die, most of those interviewed speak about mortality in a manner that younger people seldom do.
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He's been an important player for the franchise, but emotions seldom have much to do with decisions like these.
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Seldom. When I play with Forrister, people that know the songs will grab the mic and do gang vocals.
|
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"Like Fish, we all meet with rejection, and things are seldom easy, no matter what we do," he said.
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It doesn't necessarily have to be a physical or emotional suffering, but sacrifices of some kind are seldom avoided.
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Investors seldom hear from those executives, much less at the same time and in the context of corporate strategy.
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Plus, part-time workers seldom receive overtime pay, health insurance or other benefits, making the profession even less attractive.
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They exist, but are seldom seen or heard—maybe because they worry about the consequences of airing their views.
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Seldom does their target leave that fiery confrontation struck by a sudden urge to take responsibility for their problems.
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In practice, ordinary savers seldom withdraw their money in a panic, since deposits of $250,000 or less are insured.
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She has always been a contained performer, seldom naturally theatrical, but her gaze across the footlights was almost piercing.
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The crowd is seldom right when they all agree, because the market price reflects everyone's collective optimism (or pessimism).
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In government, immediate needs and instantaneous gratification by way of spreadsheets seldom fully consider the contraindications of policy decisions.
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For all Ms. Boggs's sensitivity to diversity, she seldom strays from her own artist milieu to do her interviews.
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Expensive and seldom eaten in Pakistan, ostrich is deemed exotic in the mainly Muslim nation of 208 million people.
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It is important in this regard to realize that there is seldom one person to blame for systemic problems.
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Granted, the results of awards balloting can be largely symbolic, and are seldom the best way to measure progress.
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Judges overseeing the system seldom find that a claim warrants an investigation or that a judge should be disciplined.
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Afghanistan has some of the world's most dangerous roads, often in dilapidated condition, and traffic rules are seldom enforced.
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FGM is seldom talked about in the U.S., where it has long been considered an almost entirely foreign practice.
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A Peruvian woman seldom has the opportunity to react, because self-defense for a woman means rape and murder.
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Travel documents have seldom been needed between the two Nordic countries since a passport union was introduced in 1958.
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Still, differences between the sides are manageable, Yu said, and unlike their exchanges with the U.S., are seldom politicized.
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But the intelligence forces seldom let a detail like the lack of a legal basis interfere with their activities.
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Although he has seldom sidestepped the spotlight, Davis wondered how he would handle scrutiny of a well-publicized comeback.
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Rich kids seldom become committed artists, though the Dada generation featured another, Francis Picabia, who also attended Stettheimer's salon.
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Though the songs are fully amplified, they are seldom electric in any but the literal sense of that word.
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In other words, "well-behaved women seldom make history" ... because nobody thinks that what they are doing is worthwhile.
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Seldom would he offer the type of answers that journalists look for in order to craft a good story.
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"The PMIs ... are now at a level seldom surpassed since monetary union was established," they said in a note.
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Scents like the new Mac smell, the new car smell, or even the new apartment smell are seldom experienced.
|
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They are seldom very popular with juries but their testimony typically overcomes the distaste most jurors have for them.
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Butler, who seldom played last season, gave Auriemma a steady and physical 15 first-half minutes, grabbing five rebounds.
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" He has been "a public benefactor, to an extent seldom paralleled in the histories of professed and professional philanthropists.
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But getting people to grasp how these sorts of remarks can be received is seldom accomplished in a moment.
|
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The press was censored and the absence of an independent judiciary meant that abuses and corruption were seldom investigated.
|
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Because the government's natural resource databases are not digitized, he seldom needs to turn on the computer, he said.
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And, as many of us have discovered in recent days, teleconferencing seldom works as smoothly as we would want.
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I seldom take notes at live shows, preferring to "live in the moment" or whatever, but here, I did.
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Because, you and I have been doing this a long time, I have seldom seen these kinds of numbers.
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The two leading men (Adrian Danchig-Waring, Zachary Catazaro) are seldom parted from their ballerinas (Ashley Laracey, Tiler Peck).
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Vinson seldom got to show it in her articles about college field hockey, but she was an intellectual powerhouse.
|
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It has been praised as a rare tangible benefit to the working poor, the kind seldom seen in Washington.
|
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"He very seldom asks how other presidents did this," said John F. Kelly, the White House chief of staff.
|
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Raptors Coach Nick Nurse tried to get creative, inserting the seldom-used reserve Jodie Meeks in the first half.
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After a year of campaigning, the candidates and the public are exhausted, but the stakes have seldom been higher.
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I've had to do that in sometimes substandard material, sometimes good material, but very very seldom times great material.
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With a few exceptions, and Brazil's recent election was one, illiberal presidents seldom manage to emerge from runoff elections.
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Videos containing a dismissive reaction and no dialogue seldom go viral since they lack the sizzle of verbal combat.
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Females of that species seldom have tusks, and the male tusks are much smaller than those of African elephants.
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"This is a highly aggressive arrest based on a seldom-used statute that is constitutionally questionable," Mr. Borghardt said.
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If there was an investigation it would take time and effort, and the wheels of government seldom move quickly.
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Unlike those revivals, Mr. van Hove's latest offering seldom invites us to identify with the doomed characters portrayed here.
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Yet she said she seldom wears them and cannot imagine spending any more than $50 or $100 on headphones.
|
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While Ms. Warren often talks about her desire to "fight" for her goals, she seldom spars with individual opponents.
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We seldom saw her doing her job, or out on a date, or with friends, without her daughters around.
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From now on, "Barocco" is about constantly changing geometries: The dancers seldom dance on the spot, but keep traveling.
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At a young age, I'd memorized the seldom-changing eye chart so I could perform better on eye exams.
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City Kitchen We seldom had dessert after dinner when I was growing up — that was for company or holidays.
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While Stern seldom hid from debate or debacle, the litigator in him on occasion was obscured by the autocrat.
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Population growth will have a big effect on our global environment, yet we seldom face that issue head-on.
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Policies are seldom public, and prosecutors do not usually disclose why they reached an outcome in any given case.
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We'd worry a lot less about what other people think of us if we realized how seldom they do.
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Sticking with polo has meant playing with this motley crew every Wednesday night for months now, seldom with grace.
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Families of those who leave to join the Islamic State seldom report these departures, fearing harassment by the authorities.
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