When he wants to be simpatico, he tries too hard.
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But the endorsement isn't really the basis of their simpatico.
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One passes through the Catacombs in very small simpatico groups.
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"He tends to feel simpatico with Ukraine," he said of Vindman.
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People tend to hire in their own image—because they're simpatico.
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We can find compassion, simpatico, and deep connection through shared experience.
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This was an opinion that turned out to be simpatico with Delilah.
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A lot of them are surprisingly simpatico with your band's sound. Panic!
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He wrote several films as well, including Paris, Texas, Fool for Loveand Simpatico.
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He's often said he would seek someone who is "simpatico" on policy issues.
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He wrote several films as well, including Paris, Texas, Fool for Love and Simpatico.
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Where we'd once been simpatico, I was now the "liberal snowflake" of the bunch.
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Biden has long said he wants someone "simpatico" on policy as his running mate.
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It's not, as some have suggested, that Clinton is ideologically simpatico with the neocons.
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Yet on the matter of billionaires supposedly sponging off taxpayer largesse, they are completely simpatico.
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I assumed that that level of professional simpatico must transfer to the personal as well.
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His most recent play, "Time Is on Our Side," was produced by Simpatico Theater Project.
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"I'm going to pick someone who is simpatico with me philosophically," he said in August.
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The pair's budding simpatico was eyebrow-raising for reasons beyond a lack of shared interests.
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For one, Evan's videos are utterly simpatico with the sort of pop-healthcare Apple is selling.
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" Stirling said she loves Beador, explaining that when they met, she felt the two were "simpatico.
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Megyn Kelly says the hatchet has been buried and she and Donald Trump are now simpatico.
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Ms. Wagner laughed when asked if she and her co-hosts were simpatico on political matters.
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"We were extraordinarily influenced by the simpatico nature of this great museum next door," he said.
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"He's very simpatico with them," Versace told PEOPLE at the time of Oribe's work with the models.
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It also is an ethnically, culturally and linguistically simpatico friend of China, welcoming its burgeoning economic prowess.
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Mr. Duncan stayed for months, and they were simpatico for 235 years, until Picasso's death in 250.
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Trump and Bolton were therefore simpatico on a lot, but it was on war that they differed.
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That is, both his grammar is his simpatico with them, and he has always been like that.
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The problem, of course, is their views are not simpatico with the person they are advising, President Trump.
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The three are simpatico on world view and share a loathing for Donald Trump and his deplorable followers.
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More simpatico is Astrid (Gemma Chan), Nick's ultraglamorous cousin, whose marital troubles provide the most developed secondary plot.
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With his personal rapport, Pompeo is simpatico with Trump on the major issues, simply by having a similar worldview.
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On October 29, the "FOX & Friends" co-host Brian Kilmeade described Vindman as having a "simpatico" position toward Ukraine.
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According to reporting Friday, Trump and his chief of staff John Kelly were not simpatico after some recent frustration.
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Nearly every person I spoke to told me that the secretary and the president are simpatico on all things.
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But what's most notable about the lyrics on "Jesus Is King" is how simpatico they are with prior West projects.
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Meek and Drake aren't a naturally smooth fit, and while he's more simpatico with Cardi, they sound at odds here.
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Mr. Lopez and Mr. Baczkowski have been simpatico for many years, but you might not know it from their music.
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"They are sensitive and simpatico to the spirit of the institution," Adam D. Weinberg, the Whitney's director, said of Tiffany.
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Try teaming up with a dependably simpatico sibling ahead of time, and agree to encourage kind remarks and shut down snark.
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The simpatico seemed real: two combat veterans, who long ago short-circuited their self-destruct buttons, 'bout to burn it down.
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Meanwhile, Tina is seeing an older man, who's simpatico in every way but a big one: She wants kids, and he doesn't.
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Lee and Willmott's only previous collaboration was on Chi-Raq, but it's clear the two are simpatico, judging by their previous work.
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More than being simpatico on policy questions, diehard Sanders supporters regard him as a time-tested truth-teller and political warrior poet.
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It's natural for countries to name to important multilateral posts country nationals who are 'simpatico' with the administration putting their names forward.
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The production on this EP is simpatico with the electronic explosions on "The Reynolds Pamphlet," which features some of Jefferson's cleverest rapping.
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Callahan's Step 9 trek to make amends is accomplished with remarkable ease, and his support group is a haven of simpatico sufferers.
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The goals of the book editor or the group editor may not be entirely simpatico with the creative instincts of an individual writer.
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It uses the tablet's ambient light sensors to adjust the screen color for a more simpatico hue that may help reduce eye strain.
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When all is said and done, FAANG is being attacked by a European left that the tech giants thought was simpatico with them.
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And so when we looked at what ProSieben was doing in Germany, it was very, very simpatico to what we wanted to do.
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I think the way we've always approached it is, we're always happy to talk to people who we think are simpatico partners, right?
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It's possible Pompeo and Trump will break openly on other matters, but the trip underscored how simpatico they are on the Iran deal.
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It helped to propel the environmental movement — particularly those simpatico with Gore's position on one end of the political spectrum — into born-again status.
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No doubt James and Woolson were simpatico, but when James told Edmund Gosse he was "making love to Italy," he wasn't referring to Woolson.
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Mr. Biden has emphasized that his priority regarding a potential running mate is that he or she be "simpatico" with him on major issues.
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Their kinship betrays natural similarities, a kind of simpatico for which we can forgive their inevitable entanglements: Both are process driven, both aesthetically minded.
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Maybe that was some way of linking the intrusion of Jimmy McGill and the interruption of this nice simpatico I had with my wife.
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On Simpatico, the latest LP from LA indie rock outfit Golden Daze, songwriters Jacob Loeb and Ben Schwab dissect their own bond across 11 songs.
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"—Andrew Lawrence (@ndrew_lawrence) October 29, 2019The next day on "Fox & Friends," co-host Brian Kilmeade said that Vindman "tends to feel simpatico with the Ukraine.
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The most simpatico work comes from early era graffiti writers: Crash drawing on Futura, Lady Pink on Queen Latifah, Part One on Eric B. & Rakim.
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"Simpatico" is about how easy it is to get lost in the messes we make of our lives, especially when we think we're in control.
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But in the movie, the wrestlers talk at length about their love-hate relationships with the eccentric, demanding, and not always simpatico Cimber and McLane.
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But a deeper look at the record shows that the NRA can find other reasons to give or withhold its support from an otherwise simpatico candidate.
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Clearly, their sexual appetites are simpatico and they have sex against the bathroom sink, locking eyes in the mirror as they grunt their way to release.
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Even some Republicans who are less simpatico than Bannon with Trump's hard line on a border wall see an emergency declaration as a politically astute move.
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As simpatico as the relationship appears now, the N.R.A.'s backing of Mr. Trump in May 2016 was not a universally popular move among the membership.
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On the album that Cohen, Carter and the drummer Evan Sherman released in 2018, Carter's slippery bass and Cohen's debonair flow are all sorts of simpatico.
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Although Mr. Abe had expected Hillary Clinton to win the presidential election, his cabinet has found a more simpatico national security leadership in Mr. Trump's circle.
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Ironically, Wall Streeters at odds with this administration's trade policies find themselves simpatico with the White House position on Warren's plans to remake the American economy.
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The song put Dirty Projectors at the forefront of the booming Brooklyn indie-rock scene, alongside simpatico acts like Vampire Weekend, Animal Collective and Grizzly Bear.
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The relationship between President Donald Trump and his allies in Congress is rooted less in a simpatico bond than in a particularly ugly kind of transactional politics.
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But the idea that leftist protesters are simpatico with molesters is just too delicious for the right to resist publicizing, even if it is a horrible lie.
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Though Shepard is, in my book, a great American playwright, "Simpatico," first staged at the Public Theater in New York in 1995, is not a great play.
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Like many Shepard plays, "Simpatico" operates according to what might be called a perverse buddy system, in which twinned, seemingly dissimilar characters gradually change places and roles.
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This is far from the first time that Mr. Peck has turned to the singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens, and the two artists clearly have a simpatico relationship.
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The two senators, typically simpatico on foreign policy, made clear that they will remain a thorn in Trump's side at times, despite being members of the same party.
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Then came Trump's pardon, which many have viewed as motivated by politics and a simpatico worldview with the ex-sheriff, and now Arpaio wants his record wiped clean.
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Ms. Cook's remarkably simpatico musical director and pianist, Lee Musiker, led a band that included Tony Tedesco on drums, Dave Riekenberg on woodwinds and Jay Leonhart on bass.
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My news sources, worldview and values are in no way simpatico with the voices of Fox News, the Drudge Report, Breitbart News, right-wing pundits and Sinclair radio.
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The best-known earlier incarnations of "Simpatico" made the mistake of striving for a shadowy Raymond Chandler-esque sex appeal, enhanced by the use of high-gloss stars.
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Even though his music helped put an end to the mealy, gritty hard rock of the 1990s, Mr. Bennington still felt simpatico with the singers of that era.
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First, each of her new policy plans has won hard-earned kudos from Silicon Valley's wealthy, who are finding her intellectually simpatico even if they don't agree with her.
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The past few years have seen groups of simpatico filmmakers off the mainstream radar come together for eclectic short-film collections, often united under an overarching theme or premise.
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The Senate and last two presidential election results were more simpatico in 2018 than Senate and past presidential results had been in any midterm election since at least 1982.
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Its reign — first as a SoundCloud loosie that turned into a viral meme hit, later as a simpatico duet with Billy Ray Cyrus — has been mighty, and also meaningful.
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If Dado's "Simpatico" doesn't provide an equivalent catharsis, it's only because Shepard's elaborately mapped tale of double-crossing and horse-racing will never hang together as a consistent story.
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The president pushed out Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and General McMaster, Mr. Mattis's de facto allies, and replaced them with Mike Pompeo and John Bolton, two more simpatico hawks.
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"He would make you laugh because he was so boisterous," recalls Maria Laura Franciosi, an Italian reporter and chair of the Brussels press club, adding that he was at least simpatico.
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Gier confirmed that the sticker was a relatively recent addition to the facade, but it was clear she and her husband saw the N.R.A. emblem as simpatico with the home's spirit.
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" And in an interview on "The Last Word" with Lawrence O'Donnell on MSNBC last Monday, he added more texture: "Someone who is simpatico with where I want to take the country.
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Here are 29 examples that run the gamut: Billboard chart-toppers and anthems from insular microscenes; shiny, opportunistic pop collaborations and mud-soaked obscurities; novelty records and sincere simpatico style unions.
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If you're not simpatico with Mr. Carlson, you'd probably be crazy to do his show, though a December clash with him lifted the Teen Vogue columnist Lauren Duca to liberal celebrity.
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But over the course of the long interview, the millennial seemed at least somewhat simpatico to Jones's fractured worldview, and Jones also said he gave Rotondo $3,000, which he probably badly needed.
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"Loyalty means that you agree with him, you are simpatico on issues, that your philosophy mirrors his and that you will not be publicly critical of the President," Dawsey said on CNN.
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Featuring blissfully idiosyncratic performances by a cast that also includes Guy Van Swearingen, Mierka Girten and Jennifer Engstrom, the Red Orchid "Simpatico" artfully creates the impression that it is letting chaos reign.
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You know, and don&apost forget and I know you&aposve talked about this a lot and I appreciate this because you and I are simpatico on this one, we have economic leverage.
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"But there are at least four people running that are, in fact, simpatico with where I am, starting with Indiana," he said, a reference to Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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A lot of this comes with the territory of getting comfortable with another — you settle into a routine and become more comfortable with each other's silences as you become more and more simpatico.
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SIMPATICO The exciting Chicago theater company A Red Orchid teams up with the McCarter Theater Center for a revival of Sam Shepard's 29 play about the seedy, complex world of professional horse racing.
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"For me, the most important thing in choosing a vice president is whether or not the person is simpatico with me in terms of where I want to take the country," he said.
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He's made clear in the past that he has his own criteria for choosing a running mate, insisting it's important to choose someone with whom he is "simpatico" — a point he reiterated Tuesday.
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Untouchable's approach to sexual trauma couldn't be more different from Share's, but their goals are simpatico: Both want you to think about the women harmed by these injustices, rather than the men perpetrating them.
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"I've seen a lot of situations where coaches end up coming in without simpatico with the general manager, and those things don't work well," Jackson said last month when the team held exit interviews.
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PARELES The guitarist Bill Frisell and the bassist Thomas Morgan released their first duets album two years ago, a collection of performances that smoldered like warm coals and bespoke an easygoing, simpatico new partnership.
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And so this space, which also carries a good deal of women's wear, offers a few other simpatico brands as well: Tomorrowland, Casely-Hayford, Filippa K, the poppier end of the Comme des Garçons family.
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It all feels simpatico with Facebook's new "reactions," released in February, which offer users a slim range of human experiences — Anger, Sad, Wow, Haha and Love — with which to react to news on their feed.
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MOST SIMPATICO DETECTIVE: Donna Leon's Venetian policeman, Commissario Guido Brunetti, bares his bleeding heart in THE TEMPTATION OF FORGIVENESS (Atlantic Monthly, $26) when he aids a woman whose 15-year-old son is taking drugs.
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HONORABLE MENTIONS Allen Crabbe and Jared Sullinger, of the Portland Trail Blazers and the Boston Celtics, respectively, are looking to blaze a trail out of their relative anonymity with a pair of simpatico poufy frosted mohawks.
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Hatched by the singer Rob Evan and the conductor Randall Craig Fleischer, "Rocktopia" brings together the worlds of classical music and rock under the theory that they are more simpatico than a casual listener might assume.
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Aminé moved to Los Angeles last summer, and is finding people he's simpatico with: He went trampolining with Tyler, the Creator on Tyler's birthday and once grabbed food with Frank Ocean at a Buffalo Wild Wings.
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RBC Capital Markets' David Palmer and Wedbush's Nick Setyan may not have agreed on their top picks for stocks this season, but the two were simpatico when discussing Denver-based Chipotle on CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Monday.
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Their exclusion is just an extension of the league's longstanding practice of grinding as much profit as it can out of its players and tossing any aside who voice opinions that aren't simpatico with the ruling class's views.
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This elite might have been more simpatico with President Barack Obama, given his appreciation of diplomacy and soft power, than with Trump, but neither of Obama's secretaries of state was particularly beloved by the department's rank and file.
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Cropped squoval is a classic — as in royal family classic — that's simpatico with lifestyles in which you've gotta use your hands to get shit done, while almond-shaped nails signal grace, thanks to their ability to feign elongated fingers.
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That's where A Red Orchid Theater's revival of his strange "Simpatico" is running — and jumping, stumbling, falling down drunk, writhing on the floor and gleefully reminding us of the fierce and anarchic humor of Shepard, who died in July.
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On "Marmalade," from his coming solo album, he runs his voice through some digital processing in order to better suit the galloping, carnivalesque beat, and to sound more simpatico with Lil Yachty, whose saccharine cheers are pure kiddie data.
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Of course, Anne Holt's police procedural takes place in her native Norway, and her simpatico detective, Hanne Wilhelmsen, would never be so heartless — especially after she's just spent six months at a monastic retreat mourning the death of her longtime partner.
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As the lead singer for Scared Straight, Radinsky fronted a band that was simpatico with the drug-and-alcohol-free straight edge movement, making him one of the most visible professional sports figures with that connection until CM Punk came around.
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He will discuss the strong working relationship he had with Mr. Obama, and say that he is looking for a running mate with whom he is similarly "simpatico" on key issues — and for someone who could be entrusted with presidential authority.
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Trump never broke from his pointedly combative self on this second foreign trip, but a more comfortable-looking President took questions for the first time on international soil standing next to Polish President Andrzej Duda, a politician ideologically more simpatico with Trump.
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Piccioli, who radiates a warm intelligence and quiet authority, is dressed in a black Valentino tracksuit, an item the designer, a dreamer described as passionate and simpatico by those who work with him, has turned into one of the brand's unlikely totems.
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"For me, I think the most important thing in choosing the vice president is whether or not the person is simpatico with me in terms of where I want to take the country," Biden told MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell in an interview last week.
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"I just need to make sure that whomever I pick — assuming I'm the nominee, which is not the case yet — that that person is simpatico with where I want to take the nation in terms of domestic and foreign policy," he said.
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After failing to convince the Obama administration of the flaws of the nuclear deal with Iran, the Israeli and Saudi governments were simpatico in their opposition to the agreement and in their mistrust of the Iranians' commitment to give up pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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Today, the industry's commercial interests have transformed the role of the muse into something much more lucrative, but during the careers of models like Pat Cleveland and Alva Chinn, the relationship between model and designer was born more out of a sense of simpatico.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE (D-Mass.), but she seems to have simpatico in the president.
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With greater influence, those voices, the neo-cons, the establishment types and the liberal elite set have their own distinct agendas, many of which are not simpatico with the base or a populist agenda and, dare I say, of some even a Republican agenda.
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At work here is a fundamental reconsideration of a joke teller's function: With Carmichael, the goal is not only to orchestrate a series of raucous eruptions — signaling, as they do, a simpatico mind meld with the audience — but to generate rifts of displeasure, confusion and anger too.
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When asked by CNN's Chris Cuomo in July if he would need to have a female running mate, Biden replied, "I think it'd be great to have a female VP." But Biden has long added the caveat he would need to be "simpatico" with any future running mate.
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"[Y]ou have to have somebody who knows that you and he or she are totally simpatico in terms of your ideology, where you want to take the country, your vision for the country, and you have to be able to turn over significant responsibility to them," Biden said.
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I have a lot of ideas about what I want to put out into the world, and with whom, and I think because I am a woman of color, I feel like people who have experiences outside the norm often are people who I have some simpatico with.
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It's enough to make you wonder if the new Krasinski is actually all that new, or if he's just strategically tilting toward something that was already there, and that we hadn't noticed, because one of the characteristics of the nice guy is that he makes it easy to assume you're simpatico.
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But while Gilliam eventually got a second chance to make his movie, and while Welles' film was eventually pulled together posthumously by simpatico colleagues and released on Netflix, the original The Thief and the Cobbler will never be salvaged, because Williams and his animators never completed all the sequences they needed.
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In the case of a large pod of dolphins — approximately 1,500 of the silky swimmers according to Monterey Bay Whale Watch — and a mother and baby humpback whale off the coast of Monterey, California, the simpatico relationship appears to be a product of both environment and a mutual appreciation for water sports (and perhaps childcare).
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The series' best scene — and one of the best you'll see on TV this year — comes in its second episode, when the two meet for the first time and begin working on a routine from Damn Yankees, giddily excited less at the prospect of finding someone they're attracted to than someone they're artistically simpatico with.
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Italian political stability has long been an oxymoronic punchline, with the current government under Giuseppe Conte the 66th to form since World War II. But after a year of often fractious partnership the two deputy prime ministers, Lega chief Matteo Salvini and Luigi di Maio of M5S, appear to be even less simpatico than was the case when they announced their surprising tie-up last May after months of post-electoral wrangling.
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The animating principle of his campaign is that he is the best person to beat President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE because he can appeal to moderates, is culturally simpatico with voters in the crucial Rust Belt and Midwest in particular, and can be less easily tagged as an extremist than Sanders or Warren.
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Through an uncoordinated but simpatico collection of Twitter hashtags, retweeted lists, Facebook groups, online petitions and carefully orchestrated campaigns, the protest has pushed a major bank, several car rental companies, two airlines and other businesses to publicly cut ties with the N.R.A. On Monday night, the insurance broker Lockton Affinity was the latest to join a list of more than a dozen companies that includes the insurance provider MetLife, the cybersecurity firm Symantec, and the automobile pricing and information website TrueCar.
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Among others in his merry band of preservationists are his wife Pía León, an acclaimed chef in her own right; his sister Malena Martinez, head of the group's native ingredient-cataloging operation; and Francesco D'Angelo Piaggio, the staff anthropologist and community outreach consigliere who has the best backstory of the bunch: When he was still working on his thesis in a nearby rural community, his mother saw the Virgilio Martinez episode of "Chef's Table" on Netflix and insisted her son do the same, given the gentlemen's eerily simpatico sensibilities.
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