Eventually, he went to formal sittings and retreats as well.
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At late sittings in the House, MPs tended to get rowdy.
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That made me want to do a series on bust sittings.
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Netflix hasn't disclosed if that's in one sitting or over multiple sittings.
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An unexpected poignant book that you WILL finish in 26 or 211 sittings.
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It took the same step for the next three Asian test sittings as well.
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Lawmakers will deliberate on the matter when they resume sittings on Tuesday this week.
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Evans Paul Aidoo was highlighted as the worst offender, missing an astounding 188 sittings.
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I tend to read his novels in just a few sittings, even the massive ones.
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Sittings on folded quilt blankets, participants occasionally left the crowded circle for food and beverages.
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Malta has so far closed all schools, restaurants, bars and gyms and stopped court sittings.
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CANADIAN HOUSE OF COMMONS HAS AGREED TO SUSPEND SITTINGS UNTIL APRIL 20 - GOVERNMENT HOUSE LEADER
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Andrew's bottom line: I read the book in just two sittings — it's a page-turner.
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Most of the time these sittings are fun, but other times difficult political conversations arise.
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Sittings are booked in two-hour intervals throughout the day and evening, seven days a week.
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Vollard claimed to have submitted to 115 sittings for the painting, each lasting from 8 a.m.
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I make sure to ask for lots of chips, since I usually eat it in two sittings.
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This is a book best read in several sittings; there is a lot of detail to absorb.
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Sechin was called to court to testify but has missed the first two court sittings since then.
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Now, the first 22016 sittings will be free, and any other inquiries will be given a deep discount.
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Little did she know that the process would take months, with Bonheur deliberately withholding sittings to lengthen Klumpke's stay.
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Meals were served in two sittings; the daughters refused to dine with the parents or even talk to Abby.
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Alongside the nightly sittings, the space will also serve as a specially curated bar and snack spot over the week.
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Twelve seats, four sittings a day, six days a week—oh, and they're all booked out two months in advance.
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Already, Dearborn's twice-weekly sittings — which can accommodate groups of six to eight each — are booked up until August 2019.
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I am only able to provide around 212 free day sittings, 242-2 each week until the end of the year.
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So many people wanted to attend the event at the courthouse in Covington, Georgia, that it was divided into two sittings.
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I found it plenty crunchy — it took two sittings to completely finish — but bright and self-assured in a welcoming way.
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That seems to me the strongest kind of work, the kind you don't get to the bottom of in two sittings.
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CANADIAN HOUSE OF COMMONS ELECTED CHAMBER HAS AGREED TO SUSPEND SITTINGS WHILE ENSURING PARLIAMENT CAN APPROVE NECESSARY FINANCIAL SUPPORTS - SENIOR OPPOSITION LEGISLATOR
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Sittings scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday were cancelled, the official said, after an emergency meeting of the presidents of parliament's political groupings.
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Tony, as his friends called him, flouted conventions, flunked out of Cambridge and used his London studio for portrait sittings and parties.
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It almost sounds too easy — like so many looks that seem do-able, but requires multiple sittings and thousands of dollars to maintain.
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MEPs and their staff decamp monthly from Brussels to the French city of Strasbourg, 400 km (250 miles) away, to hold plenary sittings.
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"Members should wear appropriate business attire during all sittings of the House, however brief their appearance on the floor may be," Ryan said.
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Drawn (in charcoal) and painted (in oil) from multiple live sittings rather than photographs, they are studies as much as they are biographies.
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And Carlos J. Leitão, the Quebec finance minister, has been peppered with questions about the arrangement during two sittings of the province's legislature.
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He said he assumes many people will watch an entire comedy TV show in a couple of sittings, not an episode a week.
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I took it in in two hungry sittings, which I'm guessing is how long it took Andy Offutt to dispatch his bottles of bourbon.
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Daytime sittings are also good for long lunches but from around 11 AM until 2 PM, the tide ride recedes out to the horizon.
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The women, confined to a concentration camp, were forced to unveil for the sittings and stare at the camera with undisguised, level-eyed fury.
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The Polish central bank does not take generally rate setting decisions at regular sittings but the extraordinary situation may require extraordinary steps, analysts said.
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Before long, she's visiting his studio for a portrait session that's a far cry from her stuffy, ridiculously regal sittings with the famed Cecil Beaton.
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Both stars worked closely with Madame Tussauds, giving sittings to sculptors to ensure the creation of an accurate likeness, right down to Delevingne's iconic tattoos.
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The government plans to introduce the bill next week and could hold late-night sittings of Parliament in hope of getting it passed within days.
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His sitting took place at the Élysée, and I was there for eight of the ten sittings, taking place over a period of two years.
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In fact, Justice McReynolds "showed up for all 10 sittings during his tenure when the new group photograph was to be taken," Mr. Jantzen wrote.
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Wiley apparently took thousands of photographs of Obama in order to create the portrait, a process different than the typical "sittings" required for most portraits.
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During "sittings" in wealthy people's private homes, she sets herself up as a kind of afterworld operator, connecting the living to their departed loved ones.
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Over the course of the lengthy sittings, Republicans, Democrats and witnesses' lawyers have clashed over the propriety of questions and the terms of the proceedings.
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Andrew: There's another advantage to watching it in a couple of sittings: you'll reduce your changes of having someone accidentally spoil you on Facebook or Twitter.
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It's a rare day that I finish one that can't be "beaten" in a handful of sittings, adding up to anywhere between eight and 270 hours.
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While a public enquiry has been established to probe Foster's role, it has not started sittings and the first minister has refused to contemplate standing down.
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In a no-frills Athens neighbourhood, a soup kitchen run by the Orthodox church serves 400 meals a day over four sittings in under two hours.
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Often stopping short at a breezy 150 pages, they make a point of being concise, and are meant to be dispatched in one or two sittings.
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During sittings of the 2010 and 2015 parliaments, MPs aged 65 and over were twice as likely as their younger colleagues to vote against the party line.
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Having reviewed Paint Drying over the course of two sittings, the BBFC gave the film a U certificate (the equivalent of a G rating in the US).
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In June, a leaked test forced ACT Inc, based in Iowa City, Iowa, to cancel sittings for its college-entrance exam in Hong Kong and South Korea.
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As a way to say thank you, they have decided to share this candid photograph from the day of their portrait sittings directly with all of you.
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Usually it takes me like, 4 or 5 sittings to read something, like I'll read 30-40 pages and put it down and go back to it.
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After months of regular sittings, the artist had strongly rendered the bookshelves and other objects in Geffroy's office but despaired of ever resolving the face and hands.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "I generally asked for ten sittings of two hours each," artist Howard Russell Butler said of his portrait process in 1926.
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Frankly, the 85033th Circuit judges benefit from occasional court sittings and circuit events that are held in some of the most beautiful areas of the world (including Hawaii).
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Ending the policy in April would mean the bank deciding outside of its regular policy sittings every six weeks, something Vice-Governor Vladimir Tomsik has said is possible.
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To compensate Strasbourg for the loss of the parliamentary sittings, which bring lawmakers and valuable business to hotels and restaurants, the city would host the European Medicines Agency.
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As a way to rectify Curtis's exploitative practices, Wilson makes digital prints of his photographs so that he can give his subjects the original tintypes from their sittings.
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Indeed, the Neutrogena Light Therapy Acne Mask, which taps blue LED light to clear mild-to-moderate acne in 10-minute sittings, is as affordable as the star claims.
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Here's what we're currently reading: Tasha Robinson: I used to be one of those people who read one book at a time, period, often in one or two sittings.
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Because of their 16-hour days and lack of nearby healthy food stores, the couple orders delivery for just about every meal (usually stretching one haul over multiple sittings).
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As shallowly as they're drawn, though, the women, swishing in and out during the sittings, disrupt the movie's stuffy atmosphere and enliven the production designer James Merifield's somewhat finicky aesthetic.
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The sittings for Alexandre's painting — a triptych — not only inspire Louis to take up writing again (his journal entries are reproduced in the novel) but also appear to rejuvenate him spiritually.
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The justices divide their time between "sittings," where they hear cases and issue decisions, and "recesses," where they meet in private to write their decisions and consider other business before the court.
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I definitely think I'm enjoying the show a bit more, as opposed to something like Game of Thrones, which I typically watch in a couple of sittings when the DVDs come out.
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" Just last month, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan advised that "members should wear appropriate business attire during all sittings of the House, however brief their appearance on the floor may be.
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Discoverable in this visual trove is Paul Cézanne's enchanting 1899 portrait of the French art dealer Ambroise Vollard, who appears rather restless after two weeks of perfectly immobile sittings for the artist.
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"As a way to say thank you, they have decided to share this candid photograph from the day of their portrait sittings directly with all of you," Kensington Palace said in a statement.
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Obama and Ms. Sherald have already met about the portrait, that the paintings typically involve multiple sittings and that this year's subjects chose the artists from about 20 portfolios submitted by the curators.
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Fast Track Python for Newbies By immediately immersing you in the fundamentals and fortifying those learnings with interesting challenges, this 28-lecture course promises an in-depth familiarity with Python in just two sittings.
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In scenes of Churchill's increasingly uneasy sittings with Sutherland, he's a Lear-like figure, consumed by gloom, defiance and anger — none of which are improved by his addictions to French cognac and Cuban cigars.
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Two of the portraits are by the German-British painter Frank Auerbach, who makes abstracted figurative paintings in thick paints; they are composed over a long period of time and require famously grueling sittings.
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All members of Canada's House of Commons have agreed to suspend sittings, but will ensure that any measures needed to provide financial support can go ahead, opposition Conservative Chief Opposition Whip Mark Strahl said.
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His many sittings with the FBI became central to the narrative Mueller told in his report, describing how Trump attempted to rattle the Russia investigation several times and expressed his anger with the special counsel.
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So it makes sense to alert people at the high school in question — and, indeed, the New York City Department of Education — to the leak: They can at least consider changing the questions between sittings.
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Several of the show's featured photographs are plates consisting of two separate images exposed in the same frame, the only indication of distinct sittings is a vertical light variation that undermines Mangum's nearly seamless suturing.
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"The intimacy of these sketch sittings, being so near and looking so carefully at the bodies in front of me, made me want to break more into this taboo of seeing death so closely," Harris says.
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"This ample volume offers an unprecedented and personal view into James's most intimate portrait sittings," the book's jacket says, noting that Mr. James met many of the women during his 15 years working for Victoria's Secret.
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The latest crisis was precipitated by Mr. Johnson's decision last week to suspend the sittings of Parliament in September and October, a move that prompted claims that he was subverting the conventions of Britain's unwritten constitution.
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There are already suspicions that McConnell's conditions for the prosecution and defense cases each to be presented in two 12-hour blocks are an attempt to hide the most damning allegations against Trump in late-night sittings.
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Rogier on what MasterClass has learned about its customers' consumption habits (whether they are viewing on their phones, in extended sittings, etc.): Before we launched the $180 yearly subscription, it was: you watch it and you take notes.
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Its treaty obligation to divide its sittings between Brussels and Strasbourg is also a source of embarrassment — and costs — for the legislature, though there was little sign that traveling had kept the chamber empty for Muscat on Tuesday.
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Even as a $20 indie game meant to be played over just a few sittings, what makes the game truly shine is both its replay value and how it pushes you to engage with its perfection-demanding higher difficulties.
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So in the spirit of the season, we've put together a small collection of tense, dark, and creepy games that you can play in one or two sittings, leaving plenty of time for costume parties and trick-or-treating.
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During its first term in power PiS gained a reputation for pushing through legislation at breakneck speed, with hastily called late-night sittings of the Sejm, the lower house of parliament, followed by quick approval from the upper house.
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The update will include dual columns that list both "per serving" and "per package" calorie and nutrition information for certain products consumed in one or multiple sittings like a pint of ice cream or 3-ounce bag of chips.
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But any claims he may harbor to being a superfan are rendered paltry by Peter's confession -- and it felt more like a confession than a proud boast -- that he's a veteran of no less than nine cinematic sittings for Episode VII.
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Short, narrative-focused titles have gone down well, ideal fare to see out a day: I finished The Bunker, Virginia, and Dear Esther's consoles-tuned "Landmark Edition" in single sittings, each a compact experience that warrants investigation for very different reasons.
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During its first term in power PiS, accused by the EU of subverting the rule of law, gained a reputation for pushing through bills at breakneck speed, with hastily called late-night lower house sittings followed by quick approval from the Senate.
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The rule also requires labels to include dual columns that list both "per serving" and "per package" calorie and nutrition information for certain products consumed in one or multiple sittings, such as a pint of ice cream or 3-ounce bag of chips.
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FROM COINAGE: 9 Healthy Kitchen Staples That Cost Less Than $1 Per Serving The toddler foods (packaged to just heat and serve) were legit: he gobbled up a hearty portion of cauliflower mac and cheese (above) in two sittings, and loved the falafel, something I would never think to make him.
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" The progress of this particular painting, as described by Elisabeth (quoted in the catalogue by the exhibition's curator, Klimt scholar Tobias G. Natter), entailed months of "making drawings in various positions," followed by three years of sittings, over the course of which Klimt "changed his concept over and over again.
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On a vast radiator lean a triptych of framed black-and-white prints: a shot of the photographer Paolo Roversi's studio (where von Hofmannsthal served as a photographic assistant for some five years), a "Cigarettes" series by Irving Penn and an image of Leigh Bowery taken between portrait sittings with Lucien Freud.
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His projected culminated with Crown Heights Free Portrait Project at the Brooklyn Children's Museum, an exhibition of all 200 portraits, as well as a multimedia component: QR codes accompany each portrait which, when activated with a smartphone, present audio excerpts from the interviews conducted during the sittings, giving a story to each portrait.
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"At nine of these 10 sittings there was at least one Jewish justice on the court — first Brandeis, then Benjamin Cardozo and Felix Frankfurter — and although the seating arrangement never called for him to sit beside a Jewish justice, at three of these sessions either Cardozo or Frankfurter stood directly behind him."
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As for changes to serving sizes, manufacturers will now have to label containers of food that can be consumed in one sitting as a "single-serving container" and include dual columns on certain foods that can be consumed in one or multiple sittings that list both "per serving" and "per package" calorie and nutrition information.
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Whenever a viewer is likely to finish an entire season in a handful of sittings — as opposed to watching one episode per week over the course of a few months — there's more room to spread out the story, and you can count on the audience being able to keep track of plot points more readily.
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Bruce Springsteen: Springsteen on Broadway (Columbia) Always averse to shelling out major bucks for a Broadway show, me and my gal were happy to catch this one on Netflix—in two sittings, true, but when I streamed the audio version a month or two later I found myself listening with minimal zone-out for two-and-a-half hours straight.
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