O'Rourke shuns negative advertising and contributions from political action committees.
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It shuns the reworking of a brand's name and logo.
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Despite her political success, she still shuns the "politician" label.
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Kyrsten Sinema (Ariz.), a maverick who largely shuns the press.
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Gregorio now shuns his Extrano persona and is more confident.
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That is one difference with Mr Netanyahu, who shuns the Palestinians.
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But he shuns the art scene, believing that commercial pressures undermine quality.
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But the anti-corruption M5S shuns Mr Berlusconi, a convicted tax fraudster.
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Many investors consider Apple a technology stock, a sector Buffett normally shuns.
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Read more:There's a keto diet for vegetarians that shuns meat and carbs.
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It is maudlin, sentimental, gaudy, aggressively anti-intellectual, and shuns aesthetic complexity.
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He shuns huge leverage, and does not demand big buybacks or dividends.
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His larger family still shuns him, and he has lost a few friends.
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While Mr. Trump shuns multilateralism and global governance, Mr. Xi increasingly embraces them.
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The company shuns process and management, two things a hardware maker can't do without.
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She performed her role with notable poise for someone who normally shuns the spotlight.
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When someone leaves the faith, the whole community shuns them—even their immediate family.
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The firm actively shuns short-term "hot money" because it brings extra trading costs.
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The top candidate had experience in industries the tech world often shuns, like manufacturing.
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" As for my Pulitzer, it was "An American prize that shuns the real America.
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Ms Thunberg herself shuns air travel and travels by train as much as she can.
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Most importantly, from a society that shuns one group or another as less than equal.
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EUROPEAN COMMISSION SHUNS U.S. PRESSURE TO BAN HUAWEI ACROSS EUROPE, SAYS INDIVIDUAL COUNTRIES TO DECIDE
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Rodriguez's cop shuns Miranda rights, which yields indulgent violence in the name of social commentary.
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Unlike many runners, Ms. Holder shuns headphones, opting instead for meditation and prayer while walking.
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Hamas shuns any open contact with Israelis, and Israel considers the group a terrorist organization.
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It was an extraordinarily unusual move for an organization that by its nature shuns transparency.
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She shuns government assistance but gets help from a nonprofit group, the Boricuá Ecological Agriculture Organization.
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Moreover, any open convention that shuns Mr. Trump could be a nightmare with no clear alternative.
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Author Alison Roman shuns mild-mannered foods and favors crunchy, citrusy, smoky, and otherwise bold flavors.
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Sonic shuns Russia for newer markets like China after losing millions of dollars during the embargoes.
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The trick is to buy them when everyone shuns them, because that is when they are cheap.
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A fierce prosecutor who shuns the spotlight It's difficult to find pictures of Durham on the internet.
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Policy wonks complain that, whereas the previous government would take advice from technocrats, the NLD shuns outsiders.
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There are notable holdouts - France's Chanel shuns e-commerce for its coveted clothing, quilted handbags or watches.
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A separate government in the east, dominated by the country's strongest warlord, Khalifa Haftar, shuns the GNA.
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B. and other Flat Earthers believe that the world shuns them because they have found the truth.
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As a moderate Republican who shuns President Donald Trump, he struggles to fire up the party's base.
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Finance that complies with Islamic sharia law shuns payment of interest rate in favour of sharing profit.
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" He shuns the spotlight, loves to research and wants to give back and to do something "noteworthy.
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Similarly, many of The Athletic's representatives sang the virtues of its digital presentation, which shuns banner ads.
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Veganism, the plant-based diet which shuns meat and dairy, is having its time in the sun.
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Yet Zhou's firm, which gets mandates from banks, also shuns risky corporate bonds issued by private firms.
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She shuns accolades and wisely calls for us to listen to the voices from the global south.
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And if he shuns mediation, we should do it ourselves and show our interest in regional peace.
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He shuns the limelight and isn't a fixture on cable news like some of his fellow freshmen.
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She shuns, too, the fallen women of contemporary works like "Powder Her Face" (1995) and "Anna Nicole" (2011).
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Keeping fit, however, means doing it her own way — and the singer shuns the idea of working out.
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He shuns multilateral organisations, treats alliances as unwanted baggage and openly admires the authoritarian leaders of America's adversaries.
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He shuns the holiday's commercial culture and reveals his own six-year-old existential angst in the process.
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Made in the Palestinian style, from his mother's recipe, it shuns fava beans in favor of all chickpeas.
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In Weird Al's case, he references a lifestyle that shuns modern technologies, choosing to live a simpler life.
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Despite his rising profile, Ninomiya steadfastly shuns the spotlight; he prefers to let his craftsmanship take center stage.
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" His "focus is panoramic rather than particular," and he shuns "the more austere and rigorous demands of lying.
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We must find our way to a new political discourse that shuns the demonization of all political opponents.
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Hammons so successfully shuns and fascinates the art world that he is almost an art world unto himself.
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He shuns teleprompters, pollsters, and consultants, preferring to trust his whims and a media spotlight that never leaves him.
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The new paradigm shuns opportunities in favor of trade with a specific outcome, that is, elimination of trade deficits.
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And while she appears at her client's side at hearings, Berk typically shuns the spotlight and rarely grants media interviews.
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Amancio Ortega, the Spanish son of a railway worker, founded Inditex, a fast-fashion giant, and shuns any media attention.
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"We must find our way to a new political discourse that shuns the demonization of all political opponents," Soros wrote.
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Critics have called Mr. Trump, who has questioned the United States' involvement in NATO, an "isolationist," a term he shuns.
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The group—which shuns drinking and smoking in its campaign to "purify" the Russian people—talks openly of attacking gays.
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Lobbyists and lawmakers described Ms. Neumayr, a lawyer, as someone who shuns the spotlight and is respected by both parties.
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Mr. Groff shuns social media — he said he doesn't think his life is that interesting — and bikes around the city.
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It shuns crisp hooks for rippling, improvisational vocal lines; it loops through unresolved chords played by a cloudy string section.
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It shuns some fields, such as acting or modelling, altogether, if there is no evidence that a course delivers a return.
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For the most part, science has not been attacked outright, but sidelined, ignored by a president who shuns evidence and expertise.
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It's a "pro-voice" philosophy that shuns the "pro-choice" and "pro-life" labels society foists on this hot-button issue.
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She shuns the idea of being "sexy" as it relates to how other people see her and her plus-size body.
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She shuns "processed, packaged" foods and instead opts for "whole foods" like fruits, vegetables, seeds and whole grains, she told PEOPLE.
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And what about the girl at the bar who shuns the dude's advances because she realizes he's just a big jerk?
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Sufism is a mystical form of Islam, a school of practice that emphasizes the inward search for God and shuns materialism.
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Spicer is the victim here -- not of his poor dance moves but rather of an anti-religious conspiracy that shuns believers.
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Not Leonard, though, who so shuns the spotlight that this in itself has become a meme-worthy bit on message boards.
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It's a big departure from the company's original Facetune app, which costs $5.99 for all the features and shuns in-app purchases.
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Stein was born in Brooklyn and brought up in a Hasidic Jewish community, a conservative Jewish sect that shuns the modern world.
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And in pondering what Chubbuck's story means, he shuns politics in favor of a personal quest to grasp the morality of storytelling.
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He shuns her and sneaks out, and gets to a group of motorcycles parked outside, but he's captured by Negan and co.
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He is a veteran Shiite politician known for his conciliatory tone and personality, who shuns the dogmatism and authoritarianism of his predecessors.
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As the West shuns Russia, the country will withdraw more and more to try to protect itself from further sanctions, he said.
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People or groups that oppose him, he shuns; those more to his liking, he goes after with venal, vicious and vindictive remarks.
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Leung shuns consensus names such as e-commerce platform Meituan Dianping or Alibaba, as well as companies which rely on exports for growth.
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After the politician defamed him last April he answered with a YouTube video, an unusual tactic for someone who usually shuns the limelight.
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Wealthfront, which has $5.5 billion in assets under management, shuns the cyborg model and doesn't plan to offer human advice to its users.
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Mr Macedo shuns the asceticism of early Pentecostals: Forbes magazine estimates that his assets exceed $1 billion, and he owns 16 broadcasting stations.
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In retirement, unlike former President Bill Clinton, Mr. Bush does not devour daily political developments and intrigue, and largely shuns television news coverage.
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But she shuns the word "feminist" and has rarely if ever publicly promoted women's advancement — and women in Germany have not advanced much.
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She shuns reading on devices and finds a thrill in turning the pages as she gets close to the end of a book.
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The CW's new drama In the Dark stars Perry Mattfeld as Murphy, a snarky, sarcastic 20-something who unapologetically loves sex and shuns responsibility.
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U.N. agencies in Gaza would help implement projects on the ground because the international community largely shuns Hamas over its violent anti-Israel ideology.
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The BoJ shuns such language (and, in the past, has at times seemed determined to keep the yen as hard as a ship's biscuit).
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This infrastructure spending — virtually all of it with private, not taxpayer, dollars — could come to a screeching halt if China shuns our energy exports.
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Trump, who normally shuns international travel, is turning the event into a one-stop diplomatic shop, with seven bilateral meetings scheduled in 48 hours.
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The president praised Byers as a "consummate, quiet professional" who usually shuns the type of spotlight shined on him during Monday's White House ceremony.
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And yet they also expressed anger and sorrow over the fact that the state to which they are so passionately dedicated shuns their relationships.
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Natural wines, with their additive-free vinification and minimal sulfur use, seem tailor-made for a vibrant food scene that shuns pesticides and additives.
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Schoolgoing children signal to the public that a first family — even one that shuns Washington traditions — has put down tangible roots in the area.
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Here's one of my favorites, from Richard Lederer: My first represents company, My second shuns company, My third assembles company, My whole perplexes company.
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Lopez Obrador, who shuns the comparisons to Chavez, is far ahead in most polls as other parties have struggled to find strong presidential candidates.
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Kurz, who is just 31, has never acquired the habit and even shuns coffee, a rare abstinence in a country with a celebrated cafe culture.
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It's not that he shuns the colorful food trend or even thinks the Frapp tastes "meh," as some who have tasted the magical drink claim.
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A communitarian at heart, she said, he shuns hierarchy and is known for sharing the profits from his own projects with younger, less established colleagues.
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Instead, it appears they will hold off on engaging in an all-out assault on Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist who shuns wealthy donors.
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The stunning handset, designed by Philippe Starck, shuns bezels with an edge-to-edge display that covers more than 91 percent of the front surface area.
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Colleagues say she shuns the old boys club traditions of parliament, preferring to spend any free time she has with her husband of 36 years, Philip.
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Europeans have long wondered why the United States shuns the efficiencies and health gains from universal care, but its potential in developing countries is less understood.
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He favors thick silver and turquoise bracelets and shuns ties, and his voting record is consistently ranked as one of the most liberal in the House.
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The way he shuns her desire for intimacy and undermines what little power she has in the household sets up an interesting dynamic for later episodes.
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Many have already been buffeted by an appreciating currency, soaring wage costs, and labor shortages as a younger generation shuns a life on the factory floor.
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The deal, brokered by Egypt, Qatar and the United Nations, has not been publicly acknowledged by Israel, which deems Hamas a terrorist organization and shuns direct negotiations.
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Emma Chamberlain shuns makeup, sometimes skips a shower, and doesn't seem to care if she looks weird or if her camera is poised at an unflattering angle.
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When she announced her candidacy in mid-October, she got an approving comment from Mr Putin's spokesman and coverage on state television, which normally shuns the opposition.
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SPM showers Mayor Pete with tons of props, but shuns the notion he, or anyone else, should vote for a candidate just because they have similar backgrounds.
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According to Victoria Buchanan, visual trend researcher and beauty expert at The Future Laboratory, this new standard of beauty shuns perfection and is instead rooted in health.
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In Egypt the current crop of thoughtful young revolutionaries shuns the street in favour of drawing up quiet plans for overhauling the police or reforming the judiciary.
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Similar to U.S. competitor X.ai, it shuns the need for a separate app and instead uses the humble CC: field in your email client as its interface.
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The iPhone maker usually shuns public appearances at industry conferences, but put its most senior privacy executive on stage to defend the company&aposs pro-privacy stance.
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He would command a superpower but, with no experience in government or world politics, he shuns intelligence briefings and dismisses the accumulated wisdom of Foreign Service professionals.
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Sloan also shuns the limelight like a kraken in the Mariana Trench but today, he is hosting a dinner for 30 guests at St. John Maltby in London.
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And for all his uplifting talk, Mr Xi shows no signs of wanting to take over as the world's chief troubleshooter, even if Mr Trump shuns that role.
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They want him to continue using offensive rhetoric, and actually escalate it — to use his Cabinet appointments and the bully pulpit to normalize ideas that mainstream discourse shuns.
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The deliberate, careful singer and songwriter for the British trio shuns the notion of oversharing, barely speaks to the press, and prickles at common notions surrounding his band.
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Mr. Abramson divided his time between the mostly Satmar sect in Williamsburg, which typically shuns outsiders, and the Chabad-Lubavitch group of Crown Heights, which actively invites outsiders.
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Later that day, the school's principal, Robert Lauder (Friends is the rare independent school that shuns the term headmaster), sent a letter to the community explaining the termination.
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He shuns ideological labels, even chafing at "progressive" in the past; often avoids being pinned down on policy; and has no experience in the crucible of presidential politics.
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Despite being pegged as the generation that shuns owning a car, millennials appear to like buying autos more than their Generation X counterparts did when they were younger.
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Petyo is a Republican, but shuns party labels as he supports unions, a typical Democratic position, while espousing the belief that U.S. companies should pay little or no taxes.
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It condemns the entire nation of Israel and shuns all of its considerable human and material capital, including academics, regardless of political orientation, and technology, regardless of positive utility.
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Wounded by shotgun fire while marching for voting rights in 1966, Meredith also shuns the title of "civil rights icon," as if civil rights are different from other rights.
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Unlike other senators who linger in the Capitol corridors to talk with reporters, he shuns hallway interviews and rarely takes more than a few questions at his Tuesday briefings.
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There is another potential barrier for Republican women: In a party that shuns identity politics, there has been a reluctance to emphasize gender as a credential, Ms. Anderson said.
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He may seem self-effacing, in part because he shuns the public spotlight, but he is tough and those people who think they can roll him will be sorely surprised.
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Both have an attractive wife (in TNT's case, a former Hollywood starlet) who shuns the White House and decides to live in New York, mysteriously avoiding her First Lady duties.
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It typically shuns public battles in favour of gaining board seats and pushing internally for a turnround, as it has at current investee companies that include Microsoft and Rolls-Royce.
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Gamora won't talk to her, and Star-lord shuns her after she uses her powers to reveal his (not-so secret) desire to be with the stubborn and unflinching Gamora.
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It is statistically unlikely that any candidate who shuns the support of Turkey's Kurdish population — around one-fifth of its 81 million people — and their demands for peace can win.
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The deal, brokered by Egypt, Qatar and the United Nations, has not been publicly acknowledged by Israel, which deems Gaza's ruling Hamas movement a terrorist organization and shuns direct negotiations.
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Soon, however, Olive finds herself making more and more compromises to appease homesick Willow, who shuns the friendly overtures of other campers and prefers to settle under Olive's comfortable shadow.
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The Japanese bureaucracy is notoriously dominated by a culture of "kotonakare shugi" (literally, "no-problem-ism"), which prioritizes stability and conformity, and shuns anything that might rock the institutional boat.
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Then there is the prospect of political cooperation and greater intelligence sharing over China's assertiveness, according to diplomatic sources, even if Vietnam shuns any formal steps towards a military alliance.
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Investing in a way that meets social and/or environmental goals has become a big business, much of it driven by climate-impact investing that shuns the fossil fuel industry.
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His character shuns effusive demonstrations all the way to the end: His is the death of a common man, yet Mr. Melquiot lends it the moving texture of an odyssey.
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Now, as the world's top soybean importer shuns the U.S. market for a second growing season, Dakota farmers are reeling from the loss of the customer they spent two decades cultivating.
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With chicken by far the most popular meat in this largely Buddhist nation that shuns many other types of meat, the price hike is likely to have an impact on nutrition.
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The presidential candidate who shuns ties and wants to provide every American with a "universal basic income" has rallied a group of engineers, product managers, and tech executives behind his campaign.
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A shut-in, neatnik woman named Elise lives alone and shuns company, until "something unbelievable" happens — a paper plane flies in her window, followed by a boy knocking at her door.
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Controversial televangelist Joel Olsteen claims that he "shuns" the prosperity gospel label, but still asserts that those who are "blessed" can expect financial rewards along with healthy families and peace of mind.
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The only Kardashian son -- and seemingly the only member of the family who who shuns the limelight -- has been reclusive for a while, but that doesn't mean he isn't still creating buzz.
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She shuns technology in favour of real experiences and emotions, stands up for herself in a workplace which "celebrates the inane" and vows to her unborn child that she'll do her best.
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A team of researchers from Columbia University's Computer Vision Laboratory has developed this new device which shuns the conventional form of the camera to create a thin and deformable light-sensing sheet.
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Critics say while the Silicon Valley giant shuns the US military, it's simultaneously engaging in research efforts in China, which by law in that country require sharing information with the Chinese military.
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RYAN SHUNS OBAMA ECONOMY: The economic recovery will be a centerpiece of Obama's final State of the Union tonight, but House Speaker Paul Ryan said the president can't take credit for it.
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When a new employee, Nanette (Cristin Milioti), shuns him after the office whisper network informs her that he's "stare-y," he adds her as a new character, outfitted in a 1960s miniskirt.
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But given that Virginia is likely to be the most competitive race in the country this fall, Mr. Trump will probably take notice if Mr. Gillespie shuns him entirely during the campaign.
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He jokes with the caseworkers who come by imploring him to accept a home but stays instead in shelters or on the street, one among a hard-core cohort that shuns assistance.
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Related: Alabama theater shuns 'Beauty and the Beast' over gay 'moment' "There is so much fear out there of that which we don't understand, that which we don't know," Gad told the magazine.
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In business, Mr Trump shuns unions; outside New York and Atlantic City, where the building guilds are still fierce, he has hired non-union workers 403% of the time when contractually free to.
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The company shuns the use of commercial vulnerability scanners—the kinds of tools most companies rely on to test their security—and opt instead for aggressive penetration tests, both remotely and on site.
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And he shuns the spotlight so much that he is either difficult to pin down for an interview or provides such brief answers that he can come off as a little bit sarcastic.
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It shuns shares in companies which cause severe environmental damage but has resisted using its investment clout to promote green causes because of the risk of conflicts of interest or politicizing monetary policy.
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While I feel that this was an appropriate punishment - one that shuns the systematic doping of athletes led and condoned by the state, while still allowing innocent individuals to compete for personal glory.
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Aniston, 46, does give credit to her 44-year-old husband, whom she wed last August, for his "very healthy eating" (he also shuns sugar), but insists that Theroux is also just inherently blessed.
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There is, however, one aspect of his counterterror approach in which Obama does display the more heightened emotion he otherwise shuns: when making the case that his domestic critics could increase America's vulnerability to terrorism.
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From the moment that Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement last month, media members have been stoking fear that Trump's replacement would outlaw abortions and turn America into a nation that shuns liberal ideology.
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Al Franken is just dull," wrote Michael Memoli, noting that Franken "generally shuns the national media unless it's to talk about one of his obscure pet issues, such as corporate media mergers or net neutrality.
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Is it a shy, 40-year-old songwriter who shuns celebrity, magazine covers, and the shiny veneer of a poppy persona in favor of a gargantuan wig that you couldn't possibly mistake for anybody else's?
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Among Democrats who know him well, Mr. Kaine is considered a self-effacing workhorse who shuns the spotlight and prefers digging into domestic policy and national security rather than showboating on Sunday news programs. Mrs.
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She shuns interviews, and whenever she is asked for a photograph of herself she provides a picture of a parrot seen from behind while turning its head to look back at you, Betty Grable style.
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The former Greek finance minister who shuns neckties and says the European Union is falling apart will advise Labour due to his negotiating experience during the euro zone debt crisis, said Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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The couple, members of the Followers of Christ Church, that shuns traditional medicine in favor of prayer and anointing the sick with oils, have pleaded guilty to negligent homicide in the death of their premature daughter.
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Even Apple, which typically shuns big deals and doesn't even disclose many smaller acquisitions, bought its own chip design company, P.A. Semi; Beats, the headphone maker and music service; and Siri, the voice-controlled assistant service.
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What is clear, is that in no scenario — except the unlikely one where Congress completely shuns the president-elect's proposals — is Fed policy likely to be the same as was forecast before the surprise election result.
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How do these young men justify selling class A drugs while being a part of a religious faith that shuns the use and sale of drugs and demands severe punishments for the crimes they are committing?
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A choreographer who shuns press and curtain calls, Ms. Michelson — a 2019 MacArthur Fellow — is a different kind of dance artist, whose intellect, imagination and visual sense have been copied over the years but never replicated.
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If he shuns the lawmakers in his own party who want to overhaul entitlements such as Medicare and governs more as a populist than as a free-market conservative, it could complicate the Democratic comeback strategy.
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And they asked whether he was the latest victim of a high-pressure world that demands perfection, shuns signs of weakness and promotes a culture where culinary demigods can be demoted with the stroke of a pen.
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Ms. Merkel's style of leadership — undramatic, which is how many voters here like it — may not cut much ice with Mr. Trump, the building magnate and reality TV star, who loves the glamour that Ms. Merkel shuns.
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"We have embraced an urban-centered inclusive diversity worldview that truly embraces all types of diversity and shuns dissent from that," said Matt Canter, a Democratic strategist who has conducted polling on the future of his party.
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Of note are empanadas de amarillo, not little sealed pockets of dough but plate-wide tortillas folded around a yellow mole that shuns sweetness, rich with chicken broth and yerba santa, like a rinse of root beer.
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But when Mr. Rendell co-hosted Mr. Biden's first fund-raiser this spring, Ms. Warren's campaign sent brickbats, deriding the affair as "a swanky private fund-raiser for wealthy donors," the likes of which she now shuns.
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By buying local products whenever possible, developing a culture of repair rather than disposal and rekindling a love of craftsmanship, we can buck an economic system that shuns longevity for profit and devalues workers in the process.
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Co. said it strongly shuns and condemns racial discrimination but blamed foreign media for amplifying the ad, which first appeared on Chinese social media in March but was halted after it drew protests this week following media reports.
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But to many transgender Pakistanis, the advances still fall short of what is really needed: changing the attitudes of a mainstream society that shuns and abuses them, often forcing them into begging or prostitution to earn a living.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's nationalist BJP leads a government that openly favors the country's upper caste Hindus and shuns India's nearly 200 million Muslims, most recently through a new citizenship law that critics view as discriminatory towards Muslims.
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He shuns fancy health clubs, fancy clothes (he says he shops at the Gap once a year) and fancy cars (he recently—and reluctantly—succumbed to middle-class consumerism, sort of, when he bought a used, black Chevy Blazer).
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OCASIO-CORTEZ SHUNS WEST COAST ELITES IN WEST COAST TOUR James Thompson, another Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez candidate, won his primary for Kansas&apos 4th Congressional District, but he is widely expected to lose in November against Republican Rep.
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It'll only be in time of emergency that we'll see the trust cost of "America first," as well as the tectonic trends that fueled Trump's rise and have accelerated the sidelining of the stabilizing institutions he taunts and shuns.
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The dish is cousin to chicken inasal, a style of barbecue that originated in Bacolod City in the Visayas region and notably shuns the soy sauce deployed elsewhere in the country, relying instead on vinegar and earthy-sweet ginger.
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Sycamore, for its part, has made a name for itself as one of the few private equity firms still willing to make aggressive bets on the retail sector as the rest of Wall Street shuns investments in traditional brick and mortar.
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" ALEXANDRIA OCASIO-CORTEZ SHUNS HOLLYWOOD ELITS IN WEST COAST TOUR He went on to say that he didn't think there was "a lot of upside for her" to agree to the debate, saying she was unlikely to answer "questions well.
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This is a symptom of all things wrong with a society that values utility over all other concerns; that shuns artistry or history or culture and instead insists that the only thing in the world worth striving for is ultimate convenience.
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Although Mr. Nema, 31, had spent six months in Europe, he chose to live in Turkey because Europe was cold, it was hard to get residency and he worried about accidentally eating pork products, which he shuns as a Muslim.
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An intellectual who shuns emotional displays, Ms. Merkel would never be comfortable holding hands with Mr. Trump, as Ms. May did (the chancellor recoiled when President George W. Bush gave her an impromptu shoulder massage at a summit meeting in 2006).
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First, if he's successful, he could come out of the debate looking like the adult renegade: the person who knows politics but still shuns its practice—anti-Washington but somehow still presidential enough to live in DC's most famous residence.
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Marsha P. Johnson, Sylvia Rivera, Laverne Cox, Tracey "Africa" Norman, Janet Mock, Caroline "Tulla" Cossey, Andrea Pejic, and many other trans women have inspired me to live with authenticity and demand respect from a world that so often ignores or shuns us.
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For example, NCOSE shuns Cosmo's content for discussing "risky sexual acts like public, intoxicated, or anal sex," but all three of these behaviors are realities in our current world, and they're also incredibly pertinent to #MeToo's conversations about sexual politics and power dynamics.
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SOCCER-SPAIN-SUPERCUP/ Spanish state TV shuns Super Cup in Saudi over rights concerns Spanish state broadcaster RTVE said on Thursday it would not bid to broadcast the upcoming Spanish Super Cup soccer tournament in Saudi Arabia due to human rights concerns.
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Shteyngart's fourth and latest novel, "Lake Success," veers from its forebears by placing a Long Island-born financier at its center, rather than Russian émigrés or their children, and for the most part shuns themes of transnational displacement and the hyphenated existence.
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Although Mr Navalny faces real physical threats, he shuns the image of a revolutionary, a crusader or a martyr, which only elevates the tsar; instead, he seeks to bring Mr Putin down to his level by portraying himself as a professional politician doing his job.
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The majority of Williamsburg's Hasidic residents belong to the Satmar sect, whose members came here from Romania and Hungary after World War II. This is an insular and complex community, one that speaks Yiddish, wears traditional dress and shuns many aspects of modern life.
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It's a style choice that has become increasingly popular in the past decade, as, not coincidentally, M.F.A. programs have churned out a growing number of creative nonfiction writers whose work shuns traditional narrative structures and centers itself at the intersection of poetry and prose.
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The "Jolene" singer posed for the cover of PEOPLE last month, and for the issue, she discussed her struggles with her weight, aging, working with Brad Pitt's ex and her relationship with her husband — who famously shuns the spotlight and never appears at public events with Parton.
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Trained in engineering and building construction, Mr. Nadler — a Bronx native who shuns the "boootiques" of Chappaqua, but not the accent of his youth — has followed Mr. Trump's career since the 1970s, dazzled by his redevelopment of the Commodore Hotel (now the Grand Hyatt) in Midtown Manhattan.
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The phone call itself provides an illustration of one of the most difficult aspects of disseminating a message to the Haredi community -- when an entire population shuns the internet, smart phones and other modern means of communication, spreading urgent news and the latest directives is incredibly challenging.
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Season after season he creates commercial men's wear that alludes to risks he largely sidesteps, makes obligatory reference to a youth culture at some distance from his actual customers and all but shuns color in a house that, more than any other, was built on its magic.
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Ms. Lofgren usually shuns the Sunday shows — she prefers to fly home to California to see her husband, children and grandchildren — but lately, Ms. Pelosi's office has been leaning on her to appear, in part because she represents the somber voice of reason the speaker wants Democrats to project.
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To refresh your memory, here are just a few of the more famous examples: Even Apple, which typically shuns big deals and doesn't even disclose many smaller acquisitions, bought its own chip design company, P.A. Semi; Beats, the headphone maker and music service; and Siri, the voice-controlled assistant service.
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Since the V90 CC shuns the classic boxy Volvo wagon design, its trunk isn't as voluminous as it could be, but the space back there is deep and features a power cargo cover to go along with its power tailgate — because if you can afford one of these cars, you've probably gotten soft.
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But one such signal in Cruz's brief—reassurance from a majority of state law enforcement agencies that if the court were to void the District of Columbia's gun ban on Second Amendment grounds, it would not throw out all gun regulations everywhere—was precisely the kind of compromise that the Cruz of today shuns.
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"Throughout his more than three years as president, Trump has obsessed, at times conspiratorially, over what he calls the 'deep state' — the thousands of career government specialists in national security, intelligence, science and other areas whose expertise he shuns in part because he suspects they are disloyal saboteurs," Ashley Parker and Philip Rucker note.
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Mr. Biden's appeal to what some might call the "reasonable Republican dad" vote goes like this: He shuns far-reaching proposals like "Medicare for all"; he has a history of working with Republicans; his warm personal style is disarming; and he represents a return to what some moderates view as a more stable era.
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"There are a lot of reoccurring themes and it's a big part of our show in terms of how we treat a group of minorities, how we fear them, how society shuns them, what the government is doing to protect the society and not the minorities," said Jamie Chung, who plays mutant Clarice, also known as Blink.
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" The restaurant, which pursued a farm-to-table approach in an elegant setting, received two stars from Frank Bruni of The New York Times in a 2006 review that said: "It shuns trickery and puts its faith in fundamental virtues: its freshness; the pureness or punch of its flavors; the skill with which it's been cooked.
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Although the works have frequently been referred to as a collection, Agnieszka Lulinska, a curator of the Bonn exhibition, said that she shuns that term in referring to the 250 works that will be displayed here, given the uncertain and ad hoc nature by which they were amassed, including those pieces with a possibly dark acquisition history.
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Pinterest Shuns Social-Media Label That May Help Demand for IPO Pinterest is wasting a lot of breath in the run-up to its IPO trying to convince people it's not a social network: Pinterest calls itself a "visual discovery" platform for people to get ideas for different aspects of their lives, whether that's curating a wardrobe, planning a vacation or wedding, or furnishing a new home.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) in the Democratic presidential primary, said Clinton's decision not to reveal her sickness immediately provides ammunition to critics who say she shuns transparency because she has things to hide.
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WINNIPEG/HAMBURG, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Demand for Canadian flax, used in linoleum flooring and health foods, has pushed prices of the oilseed to one-year highs as Europe shuns Russian supplies laced with a herbicide made by Dow Chemical Co. The European Union, the world's second-largest importer of flax after China, slashed acceptable levels for haloxyfop by 90 percent last June, shifting demand to Canada, where farmers do not use it.
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Each is an only child and the product of a biracial union, though Tracey gloats that, according to the norms of the neighborhood, the narrator's family has things "the wrong way round": a black mother (a severe-minded feminist with a half-inch Afro who shuns makeup and, to her daughter's shame, dresses in a plain, aspirationally bohemian uniform of espadrilles and linen trousers) and a white father (a manager at the Postal Service who takes care of the household chores so that his wife can study for her sociology-and-politics degree).
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