He has discussed the job with Ayers sporadically for months.
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Cordle kept a blog sporadically during his time in prison.
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"We've played so sporadically the last few years," she said.
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But sleeping well without waking up sporadically is a struggle.
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Since late 2016, sewage has sporadically spurted out of manholes.
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For years, she tweeted sporadically, and without updates to JKRowling.
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Rory and Joey continued talking sporadically until Valentine's Day arrived.
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Ms. Howland acted sporadically after "Alice" went off the air.
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Stamos has sporadically performed with The Beach Boys since 1985.
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We shot sporadically for about two weeks I edited it.
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Most of his peers now perform sporadically, if at all.
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The tiny abrasion tingled and throbbed sporadically throughout the day.
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So you weren't working on this album sporadically over years?
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They continued to see into each other sporadically until 2012.
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North Korea has attended Winter Games sporadically, starting in 1964.
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Like the old Israel, the old train is sporadically functional.
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And then he left the city, only sporadically to return.
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" Pharrell and Wu also take turns to sporadically shout out "Zhongguo!
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The water is turned on sporadically, so there are always queues.
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Bieber appears sporadically, dancing with children and delivering words of encouragement.
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The spider also seems to respond to movement, although very sporadically.
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It was not available on news stands and appeared only sporadically.
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He sporadically went to nightly meetings of a 12-step program.
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It's unabashedly earnest, sporadically moving, and, when it falters, incredibly frustrating.
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Before this, American Army units visited only sporadically for brief missions.
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Since 2014, one-time events have occurred more and more sporadically.
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He is sporadically interesting, often infuriating, but above all, pretty idiosyncratic.
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I do this sporadically, based on how much I make each week.
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Rumble Rush seems to sprinkle in the original cast of Pokémon sporadically.
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Controllers heard from it sporadically afterwards, and then it died for good.
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Mob 47 continues to sporadically release records and tour their asses off.
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They met daily at first, and then more sporadically across four years.
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He's been doing this sporadically since inauguration, but the pace is quickening.
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I'm spacey and forgetful, sporadically sleepless and overtaken with waves of nausea.
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The sun shines sporadically today, enough to push highs past 60 degrees.
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Law enforcement checkpoints are set up sporadically along stretches of open road.
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She started taking self-portraits around 18 months ago, sporadically at first.
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Most of the gatherings have remained peaceful, but tempers have flared sporadically.
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The airport has operated only sporadically since then, amid constant security fears.
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She posted sporadically on Instagram, and over time lost around 70,000 followers.
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They communicated sporadically with the A.N.C. through messages passed among other inmates.
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He was raped by his cousin sporadically over the next few years.
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Currently, their replacement happens only sporadically, in the wake of crises, if then.
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Keep in mind Trump blasted Obama when he sporadically went to play golf.
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In 2016, we've sporadically seen 1Tbps DDoS attacks reported from various service providers.
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A ceasefire was called in 1994 but violence has sporadically broken out since.
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As for Innokenty, he was in touch with Kalnbērzs sporadically after his surgeries.
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In fact, the volcano has been sporadically making an ashy mess since September.
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Since then, the Tennessean has been teasing the follow-up, dropping tracks sporadically.
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Between the early 1990s and 2010s, Houthi forces sporadically clashed with government forces.
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In June 2015, the lander started communicating sporadically with the Rosetta spacecraft again.
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The hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee was interrupted sporadically by protesters.
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He was interrupted sporadically by shouts of "Lyin' Ted" from the protester's peers.
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Brown, 55, has sporadically acted, and appeared in two of the "Sharknado" films.
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Was he watched constantly by cameras in his cell, or only checked sporadically?
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As the hours passed, the gunman continued to shoot sporadically into the ceiling.
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She dated only sporadically through graduate school and never had a serious boyfriend.
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And empowerment isn't something she deploys sporadically: It's baked into her entire proposition.
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Others still might know her best as a sporadically exhibiting painter and photographer.
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Betances is a three-time All-Star but has closed games only sporadically.
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Gunfire rang out sporadically in parts of the city, two witnesses told Reuters.
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"Murphy Brown" certainly possesses the latter, but only sporadically qualifies as the former.
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He vaped consistently for about six months, but then only sporadically after that.
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Men, on the other hand, were more likely to give larger amounts sporadically.
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Though Ms. Di Palma hunted sporadically for a different rental, nothing was comparable.
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She'd taken LSD (full name: lysergic acid diethylamide) sporadically over the past 260 years.
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The lack of federal oversight has been debated sporadically for more than two decades.
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Women soccer players have resisted being neglected, and sporadically paraded around, by these organizations.
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The other three girls, who appear sporadically, are part of their circle of friends.
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You can't just do random meditation sessions sporadically and expect to reap maximum benefits.
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And those who do hold legal permits are often still only finding work sporadically.
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In 2014, Dead Moon reunited sporadically for live shows, until Loomis' death last year.
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It wasn't a long-term planned collaboration and we've been in touch very sporadically.
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Will and Karen sporadically had moments of real tenderness throughout the show's original run.
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His parents showed up for the supervised visitations sporadically, and then not at all.
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High school students took ACT practice tests day after day and sporadically attended classes.
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Kids who have used only sporadically should be able to stop without much intervention.
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And I've tried it all: Valerian root sleep drops (which work, but sporadically so).
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Brown struggles to make his characters entirely plausible, sporadically resorting to jarringly modern language.
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He had traveled around the world and was in New Zealand sporadically, she added.
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Ardern said the suspect traveled around the world and was in New Zealand sporadically.
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He gets haircuts from Nigel only sporadically because he usually cuts his own hair.
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Many that do consider them, Fuller says, seem to call on their chaplains sporadically.
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In rich countries, the drugs that increasingly attract young users are those that are typically taken sporadically But in the rich countries, the drugs that increasingly attract young users are those that are typically taken sporadically, not continuously: cannabis, ecstasy, amphetamines and cocaine.
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The company has directed users to Sweeting's fake site sporadically over the past two weeks.
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For decades, following its discovery in the 1940s, it sporadically appeared in Asia and Africa.
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The family corresponded with him sporadically by text and telephone in the months that followed.
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Following its verification, he sporadically tweeted and did not use two-factor authentication to login.
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Electricity comes and goes sporadically, even without the added pressure of a tropical storm season.
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Dollop 1 teaspoon of green, yellow and pink buttercream sporadically around the sides of cake.
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Like in the indoor plant section, where large plants were placed sporadically on the ground ...
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Killing the undead will result in loot for players, and they'll appear sporadically throughout matches.
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This workforce is predominantly composed of immigrants who tend to work sporadically without written contracts.
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There's no running water and the only electricity is from a generator that runs sporadically.
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Farmers, who have been sporadically blocking motorways for days, have threatened to escalate their action.
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Curators mounted shows sporadically up until 2008, and then the event stopped for seven years.
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Riots occurred sporadically for two months after that, with little interference from the state police.
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Instead, characters just sporadically receive stat boosts after completing battles, and the logic isn't routine.
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Burkina Faso, like other countries in West Africa, has been targeted sporadically by jihadist groups.
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From that point on, McCann played regularly as a designated hitter but caught only sporadically.
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Hundreds of people line up outside for seats to court sessions, which take place sporadically.
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Play was sporadically halted as helicopters whipped up a dust storm from the clay courts.
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The disabled features are sporadically used to show solidarity for popular social and political causes.
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Investigators have been proceeding slowly, and their inquiries had featured in the news only sporadically.
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He sporadically recycled a few criticisms of candidates former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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This horrible fate is illustrated through an old man who appears sporadically throughout the film.
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A few previously detected FRBs had been shown to repeat sporadically, without any regular pattern.
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Since they hit just sporadically, the Yankees' philosophy with pitchers at the plate is simple.
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Sporadically, the restaurant seems to find additional space and puts new tickets up for sale.
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I paid sporadically, when I could, but the bill was $2220 or more each month.
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But moments of near-complete quiet were interrupted sporadically by eruptions of applause and laughter.
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McDonald's has had vegetarian and vegan sandwich options on its international menu sporadically for years.
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Newsday found that tests were used only sporadically because they are time-consuming and expensive.
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"Sporadically I read a poem from my book at @bowerypoetry tonight [sic]," she captioned a photo.
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I read all the books (nerd: it me), and I watch the show sporadically with them.
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Because of that, she has only worked sporadically and has received paychecks as low as $1.
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Her voice sharpening with pain, Ms. Maris sporadically leans far forward to make visible Donna's urgency.
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But Carney has only sporadically called out Amazon detractors on Twitter, in one case challenging Rep.
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The auroras are sporadically produced when charged particles from the sun slam into Earth's upper atmosphere.
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Messina's character has appeared sporadically on the series since Mindy and Danny's engagement was called off.
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While some users employ the hashtag sporadically, others use it specifically to speak with one another.
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But there is evidence that Iran Air has at least sporadically participated in the airlift, too.
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Launched in 2001 and published sporadically ever since, Achewood is like Seinfeld crossed with Adult Swim.
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Pharoah, a "Saturday Night Live" alum, is an appealing presence, and the writing is sporadically witty.
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To be sure, Anderson as well as some other partners have spoken sporadically on the topic.
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Since then, the malware has continued to infect sporadically but has remained largely under the radar.
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Apart from that, most leases give landlords leeway to enforce rules sporadically or not at all.
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Dark volcanic rock tiles are sporadically interlaced with the red glazed tile that covers the floors.
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He peppered his remarks with Spanish before almost exclusively Caucasian audiences — swearing sporadically in both languages.
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Since the Boston abuse scandal erupted in the 1990s, accusations involving American clerics have sporadically surfaced.
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A bright image then sporadically popped up on the screen, interrupting the participants from their task.
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With government-funded efforts not yet on the cards, such operations can only be replicated sporadically.
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The phone would sporadically get a 5G connection, but download and upload speeds were unusably slow.
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Meisler has continued to work out of the special counsel's offices sporadically over the past month.
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A general ban has been debated in Parliament, with tabloid headlines sporadically exclaiming about its dangers.
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The partisan stakes of Monday's hearing — sporadically contentious and with potentially far-reaching consequences — were inescapable.
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Some of its genre lists appear every week, but others are published and updated more sporadically.
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They swiftly found Amanda, the drummer, before jamming sporadically for about a year at a trio.
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Until then, Puerto Ricans will have to deal with sporadically available water services in many places.
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They said the insurgents shot sporadically and threw explosive devices, prompting locals to flee to a forest.
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A show you can watch sporadically throughout the week, and keep up with via social-media lurking?
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Like Peter Kraus before her, Elyse cannot fathom loving Colton after four weeks of dating him sporadically.
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Torres hasn't seen him in four years, and they're only able to communicate sporadically over the phone.
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Typically the working men's club, the library and the church will be closed, or open only sporadically.
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Erdogan will probably get around to cutting off Twitter and YouTube as he has done sporadically already.
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The entire ballet was performed in completion for two seasons and the solo only sporadically ever since.
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But after two years of reading sporadically on the device, I gave it away to my brother.
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Sean O'Connell, CinemaBlend: The special-effects work is sporadically impressive, and the symbiote, in general, looks great.
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Since then, the rapper has sporadically released music videos, many of which feature strange twists to them.
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Currently, same-day delivery is sporadically available — for some products, in some cities, some of the time.
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You see fields spread sporadically across the countryside, but once you venture more inland, they are everywhere.
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Machar and Kiir signed a peace agreement in August, though clashes have continued sporadically in the country.
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Both sides have clashed sporadically since Renamo challenged the results of the southern African nation's 2014 elections.
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Since then, I've renewed my recommendation sporadically, most recently in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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Editorial Should voting sporadically in past elections be grounds to remove a voter from the election rolls?
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His father, who had been gassed during World War I, worked only sporadically as a house painter.
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He has been kept apart from his wife and three younger children, whom he sees only sporadically.
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Pruitt has been paying in lump sums sporadically, without a typical month to month payment, per Bloomberg.
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Other collections would appear sporadically throughout Mr. Cohen's life, including the omnibus "Poems and Songs" in 2011.
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Partridgeberry flowers are tiny four-petaled tubes, fragrant and fuzzy inside, and produced sporadically in late spring.
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The group's editors sporadically review the feed and remove work that is biased or racist, he said.
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In June, when Walker played sporadically, he would do catching drills a couple of times a week.
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But police officers are still sporadically targeted by small Irish nationalist splinter groups, including the New IRA.
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Adventure Time airs new episodes sporadically on Cartoon Network, and you should probably check the network's listings.
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Left: I own all seven editions of Spazio, an Italian art magazine published sporadically during the '50s.
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"The Tom Green Show," which ran sporadically on MTV, was a platform for his sophomoric humor — e.g.
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The government has released health statistics only sporadically in recent years, and doctors often dispute their accuracy.
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Democrats sporadically tried to shed the red label associated with socialism and liberalism, with only limited success.
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Richardson rejoined the band officially in April 2012, after performing with the group sporadically since his departure.
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The numbers seem to occur sporadically because researchers don't fully understand the pattern they follow, he said.
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Previously, the President has sporadically used ASL translators during news conferences and the State of The Union.
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They reportedly split earlier this year after sporadically dating since 2012 ... and getting engaged in January 2014.
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The game has become a sporadically socially-conscious-absurdist lifestyle brand (that sentence hurt so much to type).
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Borges's portrayal of Edgar has always vacillated between an earnest hangdog friend and a fragmented, sporadically angry veteran.
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Ardern said the suspect had sporadically visited New Zealand, "but spent periods of time here when he visited".
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Zarchy and Todd still record sporadically and the series is rated four-and-a-half stars on iTunes.
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Those labor laws are often sporadically enforced, and don't cover some kinds of employees, like contractors or supervisors.
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After a few minutes, the video transitions to footage of father and daughter watching TV and sporadically chatting.
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Shop 'til You Drop, which appropriately aired sporadically between 1991 and 2005, was, in a nutshell, way complicated.
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Whereas we've already seen Trump sporadically bomb Syria and Afghanistan then send an Armada to the Korean Peninsula.
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That's a common thread for local electronic musicians in Austin: jam endlessly, gig relentlessly, record sporadically, wait patiently.
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It's revived the plan sporadically with strange partnership offers attached, usually for brief windows of time, since then.
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Pickard got his first shutout after a couple of near misses last season while playing sporadically for Colorado.
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Family separation has been happening sporadically for the past few years, as it did to Ana and Cesar.
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However, some posts are sporadically semi-obscured behind an age block, suggesting the content is OK for adults.
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Tripoli is controlled by an array of armed groups which sporadically clash over territorial control or economic interests.
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The episodes came out somewhat sporadically, but when they did, skaters treated each one like the Super Bowl.
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McLean, who continues to perform sporadically, is due to be arraigned in court February 22, according to WGME.
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And indeed, in June, the lander sporadically started communicating with the Rosetta spacecraft, which is orbiting Comet 67P.
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Though Mr Nazarbayev issued a moratorium and his officials heralded a public debate, the protests have continued sporadically.
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But Weggen noticed that while the fox only came sporadically, red squirrels would visit his backyard every day.
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Social media site Twitter was sporadically down across much of Europe and portions of the U.S. early Tuesday.
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George Coe was only credited for the show's first episode, though he appeared sporadically throughout the first season.
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Mr. Rodríguez Salas said such activities built good will with residents, who at first opened Twitter accounts sporadically.
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Instead, the works seem to appear sporadically and unintentionally, as if they add up to nothing in particular.
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After her birthday, Mastanamma appeared sporadically in new videos on Country Foods and fans asked about her health.
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I could counsel him a little because I myself have been getting them, sporadically, for a long time.
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As a teenager, Wojnarowicz hustled in Times Square while attending, sporadically, the High School for Music and Art.
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These days, I enjoy it sporadically, catching glimpses of far-flung friends in places I used to live.
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His father, who attended the trial sporadically, is a building contractor and owned several properties around the state.
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"Anti-Iranian chants could be heard sporadically throughout the march, too," Iraq expert Rasha Al Aqeedi told me.
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Adenovirus infections "usually occur sporadically -- here a case, there a case -- so outbreaks are pretty rare," Schaffner said.
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Most happened in 2015-16 but have continued sporadically, most lately at a Christmas market in Strasbourg on Dec.
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The army claims to have cleared the area but militants in North Waziristan sporadically strike back, targeting security forces.
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One buyer told Reuters that Cocobod was still only paying sporadically and the problem was the worst in years.
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Sporadically throughout the film are sound spurts of Del Valle playing the drums for the Land Speed Record album.
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Since then, inter-communal and inter-religious violence has flared sporadically despite the presence of peacekeepers and French forces.
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And since then it has posted profits only sporadically, in quarters that didn't include huge new initiatives or experiments.
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She said her organization receives the products sporadically, usually when a retailer has torn packages that cannot be sold.
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To make matters worse, on my first day out, I smashed my phone so the app worked only sporadically.
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Mr. Christie, Mr. Bush and Mr. Kasich have focused their efforts on winning New Hampshire, visiting Iowa only sporadically.
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After a few weeks of wearing Physiclo sporadically, I noticed that my legs felt stronger, tighter and more toned.
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During those days, matches were held sporadically and frequently canceled, while games functioned more as scrimmages than professional matches.
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In 1962, the two countries engaged in a bloody border war and skirmishes have continued to break out sporadically.
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It means "Gallant In The Name Of", and he and Young Tapz sporadically throw the word into our interviews.
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Mr. Trump had appointed Mr. Giuliani in early 2017 as a cybersecurity adviser, and they were in touch sporadically.
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Devonté Hynes has only showed up sporadically since the release third LP as Blood Orange, Freetown Sound, last June.
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By embracing group video chat, Messenger becomes more of a communication destination rather than just a sporadically used tool.
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Although by 1956 Arbus had been photographing sporadically for more than a decade, she was still finding her stride.
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Bezos and Musk have sporadically interacted about their companies' successes, sometimes applauding each other, but more often locking antlers.
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KFile also reviewed the Twitter picture archiving site Twicsy, which only sporadically archives tweets and retweets with pictures attached.
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The island, along with adjacent Lesser Kinmen, was shelled sporadically by China from the 1950s through the late 1970s.
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Arab separatist groups have operated sporadically in the region for years, and previous attacks have been attributed to them.
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They sporadically criticize him, but they rarely use their power to block behavior and policies they claim to oppose.
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They mentioned very sporadically issues related to answering this question, but there was not this kind of sustained conversation.
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Touch, as a radical gesture, continues to resonate in Hammond's "wrapped sculptures" which are located sporadically throughout the exhibition.
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A voice-over track of Martin's inner monologue sporadically interrupts his set, a running self-commentary on the performance.
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"We used Swarovski crystals in various shapes, and applied them sporadically over the top like fractured glass," Bachik said.
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The romance, like the summer, ends, and though the pair meet sporadically throughout the years, it is never resumed.
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The group performed only sporadically but drew admirers including Mr. Byrne and the hip-hop pioneer Fab 5 Freddy.
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Over the next year or two, they returned to the project sporadically, trying and failing to interest other theaters.
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Her relatives in Manhattan and the Bronx used to visit her only sporadically because of the long travel time.
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White House advisers have been divided on how involved he should be, leaving Mr. Trump to weigh in sporadically.
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When the song ended and lifeless applause sprang sporadically from around the room, Klaus said that he was leaving.
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After their father died, an uncle who opened the old bar only sporadically essentially turned it over to Sunny.
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But the Trump White House has instead stood up interagency processes only sporadically, current and former administration officials say.
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Instead of sporadically checking your mail throughout the day and randomly firing off messages, take a more strategic approach.
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Rather than coming out in rapid succession from the same production company, they've been sporadically released from several different studios.
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The refineries have processed oil only sporadically for years, leaving the nation to import virtually all its own fuel needs.
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Aerial view of Kīlauea Volcano's summitPhoto: USGSThe crater at Kilauea is continuing to erupt sporadically, spewing ash into the air.
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Long was a member of a special forces internet forum where he wrote sporadically about his experience in the military.
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In the records of succeeding centuries, they surface only sporadically, usually in condemnations by Christian leaders who eschewed Jewish practices.
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Evidently, the decision was overturned, and Blåhaj has enjoyed widespread popularity since, appearing sporadically on social media around the world.
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Throughout the 1950s and into the 1960s, he contributed sporadically to anthology series like Fireside Theatre and Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
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Tens of thousands of fans filed into Accra Sports Stadium, which was built in 1960 but had been sporadically maintained.
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He's also worked sporadically as an actor in films such as Three Kings, Moneyball and The Wolf of Wall Street.
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Yes, it's great at brand and media integration, but has only sporadically run television commercials promoting Twitter as a service.
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But, he added, there's "no real strategy" to finding these fares — they happen sporadically and tend to be spotted quickly.
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Fresh bread was "sporadically available at an extortionate cost" in Daraya, 30 times above the market price in nearby Damascus.
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Drepanosaurs have only been known to science for a handful of decades, turning up sporadically in North America and Europe.
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Unfortunately he is going to be played sporadically, so we have to find a way to keep his swing solid.
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From there, it could potentially conquer adjacent markets to chat and become a hub for more sporadically used workplace products.
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As she spiraled further, Tallulah and Scout stopped speaking to Moore for three years, while Rumer kept in touch sporadically.
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While sporadically absorbing, "The Cyber Effect," like the internet, frequently takes things out of proportion and creates hysteria from fragments.
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Yes, global warming has been occurring sporadically throughout Earth history and the mechanism appears similar to that caused by man.
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Berlin moved to Berkeley, California and worked numerous jobs including as a cleaning woman, while battling alcoholism, and writing sporadically.
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Unlike in quake-prone countries like Japan and New Zealand, earthquake education and drills are conducted only sporadically in Indonesia.
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That might not be the most exciting formula for an awards show that, from a production standpoint, felt sporadically amateurish.
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Although she has exhibited sporadically in art galleries, she prefers the "broader appeal of magazines," which reached a wider audience.
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Fighters from Renamo and the ruling Frelimo party have clashed sporadically since Renamo challenged the results of a 2014 election.
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At lower levels, Trump's administration is understaffed sporadically as well, thanks in large part to an exodus of career bureaucrats.
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Microphones worked sporadically, if at all, and Metallica frontman James Hetfield was frequently completely indecipherable, thanks to the sound issues.
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However, the reasons behind why their genetic legacy appears only sporadically in the human genome have remained unclear until now.
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It is a change for an art form that told such stories only sporadically, if at all, in the past.
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Ravi Chandran, 50, a temple employee, cited a NASA satellite image, which locals sporadically attribute to American scientists in Chicago.
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Some online videos purported to show police firing tear gas sporadically, though there was no immediate wholesale crackdown on demonstrators.
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Since then, he has sporadically revisited the issue, saying that the protests are disrespectful to the country and its flag.
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Nerd City upload fairly sporadically – once every five months or so — and only have around 25 videos on their channel.
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Cotton farming returned only sporadically, most recently in 2004, the same year the state began a boll weevil eradication program.
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Fighting between Russia-backed separatists and Kiev's military continues sporadically, but front lines have remained mostly unchanged since last fall.
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In the communities on which the project operates, bailes take place sporadically because of the uncertainty of the police's authorization.
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Trump on Tuesday did receive a classified intelligence briefing -- the Presidential Daily Briefing -- which Trump has elected to receive only sporadically.
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In 2012, scientists at Cornell spotted that one signal just three one-thousandths of a second long -- FRB121102 -- was repeating sporadically.
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Beyond this door is a selection of sporadically installed works, among which woolen carpets spread on U.S. Army cots stand out.
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I didn't want to feel like a fuck-up if I didn't drink enough water one day, or only meditated sporadically.
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By activating Yamanaka factors sporadically over the mice's lives, cells were reprogrammed to look and act younger — without the cancerous effects.
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MPC never provided me with one of their phones, but the company continued to message me sporadically over the following year.
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Jenner sporadically made appearances on Keeping Up with the Kardashians while his dad, Caitlyn Jenner, was still married to Kris Jenner.
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The Herald is not usually a huge read in town — last year the class had only four students and published sporadically .
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The dress code in question, which extends to the Speaker's lobby but does not apply to the Senate, is sporadically enforced.
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We kept in touch sporadically, the way you do when you live in different cities and don't see each other often.
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Nivi published blog posts there sporadically through 2013, but beyond a single January 2016 article, he hasn't published there since 2014.
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And while you can definitely clean the space yourself, especially if you're only renting out sporadically, it can be time-consuming.
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Machar reclaimed his old job as vice president, but troops loyal to each side were not as forgiving, and clashed sporadically.
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During a typical period of a few weeks, aggregates would appear and disappear sporadically, with their total number changing relatively slowly.
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Maher, a sporadically liberal free speech advocate, seems to be blissfully ignorant about the past half-decade of cyclical internet outrage.
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Summerteeth only sporadically gestures at the alt country that characterized Tweedy's first band, Uncle Tupelo, and the first few Wilco records.
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Elliott Smith had been playing "King's Crossing" sporadically at his shows for four years before he recorded it in late 2003.
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Fusing grime, hip hop and left field experimental music, they operate through various Soundclouds and Bandcamps, sporadically posting consistently exciting work.
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Gap has sporadically promoted the new service on its social media accounts, but for the most part marketing has remained muted.
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After that, the coffee giant sporadically rolled out attention-grabbing, easily-Instagrammable new drinks for a few days at a time.
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His poised demeanor remained even as angry protesters sporadically interrupted the proceedings with screams from the back of the hearing room.
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These fragments began sporadically "dropping" on Facebook Watch, the social network's entertainment portal, in accordance with the action of the show.
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The Iraqi Army was fighting sporadically, but, where it engaged, it fought intensely, and some Marine units had taken heavy casualties.
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Both her children now live in the provinces with her family, visiting her sporadically at annual public holidays, when finances permit.
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Throughout, Matsumoto sporadically cuts to interview the actors (or, possibly, the characters themselves—the division between fiction and nonfiction is unintelligible).
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This has been happening sporadically over the last few weeks, usually out of nowhere or in the middle of the night.
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When I arrived, around 6:45pm, I saw some 12 protesters carrying signs and sporadically addressing people heading into the party.
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But about a year later, she began having serious nerve pain, then began sporadically losing feeling in her hands and feet.
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But they gained the same benefit if they walked sporadically in short but repeated spurts, as long as they moved often.
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In December 2008, outright war between Israel and Hamas erupted after months of Hamas sporadically firing rockets into Israel from Gaza.
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Rather than read straight through, Bloch took to exploring the diary sporadically, out of time—as if probing a living memory.
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But Mr. Trump, who has taken intelligence briefings only sporadically, is questioning not only analytic conclusions, but also their underlying facts.
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In fact, they're so normal that, ironically, we rarely think about them, and most of us prepare for disaster only sporadically.
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Information on the territory's three main islands — St. John, St. Thomas and St. Croix — is available sporadically at a local level.
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The show was to be a loose adaptation of the column I wrote sporadically for this website ("We Are Not Men").
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This helps you stay in touch with your health from a macro and micro level, even if you only check in sporadically.
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Defensively, the Falcons let the Patriots move the ball sporadically, but shut them down as soon as they approached the red zone.
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The settlements — involving women who have either worked with O'Reilly or appeared on his show — took place sporadically between 2002 and 2016.
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She flashes back sporadically to important moments; some are complete scenes, some just fleeting glimpses of her life before everything fell apart.
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These tremors continue sporadically to this day — perhaps psychosomatically, though the why matters to me less than that they happen at all.
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Mr. Trump's feud with the company has been going on sporadically since before he became president, but the onslaught has accelerated lately.
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However, women are believed to have sporadically entered the shrine until 1991 when the temple won a legal case formally banning them.
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Stanton's project is now a global sensation and, with the help of international organizations, he sporadically spotlights humanitarian causes beyond New York.
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In 2012, however, she re-entered the music world to embark upon a DJing career, and has been sporadically playing sets since.
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I thought about taking it in for repair but realized I couldn't reproduce it in the store since it only happens sporadically.
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Behold now a sweeping spareness, adorned by sporadically deployed strings, flutes, swelling horns, tinkly organ; often she and her piano stand alone.
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They used to do it sporadically in Charlotte, but recently decided to teach every nurse in the ICU how to make them.
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These days, many football matches in Europe have the air of a family picnic, interrupted only sporadically by a chant or applause.
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Heavy on sight gags, the movie delivers some raunchy laughs, but they arrive so sporadically as to make for a bumpy ride.
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For two years, I've watched Wikipedia editors sporadically comment on Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's nipples, which currently appear on his Wikipedia page.
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My mother has untreated mental health issues, and my dad was only sporadically in the picture; they weren't inspiring models for parenthood.
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Meanwhile, a black girl in the chorus sporadically belts incredible solos but apparently didn't merit a bigger role and therefore never speaks.
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The Zinus Memory Foam Green Tea Mattress is a cost-effective and firm mattress for short-term use or sporadically-used beds.
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When I went to the Jeffrey Mine in Asbestos on assignment seven years ago, it was operating sporadically, with a skeleton staff.
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But access is limited and a challenge to locate, benefits are often inadequate or nonexistent, and treatments are too often applied sporadically.
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Shell and other big oil companies have moved only sporadically over the last decade toward greater production of wind and solar energy.
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Menashi also co-authored with Ross Douthat the conservative blog The American Scene through 2005, and contributed sporadically in the years following.
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A drifter was found to have been squatting in the then-dilapidated home sporadically for a year in the summer of 2014.
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For the moment, at least, significant sales of postwar and modern art continue to be made at Tefaf Maastricht, albeit more sporadically.
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They got the person they targeted; then they started shooting sporadically, and in the process they killed a five-year-old boy.
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According to Trinidad's useful chronology of Dlugos' life, after two tyears writing "sporadically" from 93 until 1987, he began writing "regularly" in 1988.
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Casey has spoken to Cindy sporadically since her release from jail, but was unhappy that Cindy recently alleged that she was mentally ill.
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Putnam, 53, took a shot at DeSantis, 39, for appearing constantly on Fox News and only sporadically on the campaign trail in Florida.
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In recent seasons, designers have teased the concept of co-ed runways, with menswear showing up sporadically at womenswear shows, and vice versa.
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China and India engaged in a bloody border war in 1962, and skirmishes have continued to break out sporadically in the decades since.
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I was done sporadically answering phones at the front desk — with a singsong list of partner names that still, occasionally, haunts my dreams.
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Leica says it expects users to use the app sporadically to review shots when they are done shooting and not throughout the day.
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During World War II, general morality prevailed and chemical weapons were used only sporadically, predominantly by the Imperial Japanese Army against Chinese forces.
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"The concerts, announced sporadically, all take place in cities that have a strong connection with David Bowie and his work," the statement reads.
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Although during 2016 the app was never actually being used for direct care — it was merely being sporadically tested alongside normal clinical practices.
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Some critics were worried about game-day traffic, while others were unhappy that public money would go to a facility used only sporadically.
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Vigilant weekly viewing turned into sporadically catching a few bad auditions or semifinals and the winner announcement, before I eventually tapered off entirely.
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In 1962, the two countries engaged in a bloody border war, and skirmishes have continued to break out sporadically in the decades since.
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In 1962, the two countries engaged in a bloody border war and skirmishes have continued to break out sporadically in the decades since.
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Total football's lineage can be traced to Jack Reynolds, an Englishman who coached Ajax sporadically throughout the first half of the 20th century.
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I spoke to Nick*, a retired estate agent from Mexico, who's been part of the omorashi community sporadically since he was a teenager.
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Obama, along with first lady Michelle Obama, has spent the last several months appearing sporadically at a mix of paid and unpaid speeches.
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To keep the air clean for the event, the local authorities have sporadically suspended steel production (playing havoc with futures prices in Shanghai).
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In 1962, China and India engaged in a bloody border war, and skirmishes have continued to break out sporadically in the decades since.
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Individuals had been doing this sporadically since as early as January 4, but once Nelson's words rang out, the trickle became a flood.
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Their pickled grey matter will proceed to sing a psychokinetic version of "Three Lions", while being sporadically electrocuted by an enormous power node.
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This third late-eighteenth-century ideology, still with us sporadically, seems saner than either authoritarian beliefs (however reforming) or Whiggish ones (however radical).
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I've watched it sporadically through the years, feeling each time that it's been cruelly calibrated to induce stupid, unrelenting hunger within the viewer.
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And while medical researchers have studied the effects of sound for decades, they've done so sporadically, leaving us with a very patchy understanding.
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Room 104 captures that feeling only sporadically, but that it does at all makes me hopeful, both for it and for television's future.
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Among humanitarian organizations, only Doctors Without Borders has provided safe abortion care as part of its medical response to crises, and only sporadically.
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There they are, stumbling homewards, shouting "OI OI" while sporadically wibbling their genitalia at each other on the cobbled pavements of Leamington Spa.
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Office supplies and large kitchen appliances like refrigerators sporadically go on sale throughout the year and are not tied to a particular season.
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Late Sunday afternoon, a group of family members sporadically blocked traffic outside the Mar del Plata Naval Base as part of a protest.
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I sporadically attempt to mitigate this creeping digit-march by running, which is funny since running is a godawful way to lose weight.
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Showers fell sporadically throughout the afternoon, but by the time Chapman trotted out to the mound, heavy rains began to dampen the field.
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Sporadically, we delve into his traumatic memories of captivity at the hands of the white supremacist gang led by Uncle Jack (Michael Bowen).
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Lalah Hathaway, a successful singer in her own right and the elder of Hathaway's two daughters, has sporadically covered songs by her father.
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" But otherwise, he found it a "long, earnest, somewhat affecting and sporadically fascinating" novel in which "the characters never come fully alive because . . .
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Street protests against the measures have erupted sporadically, while militants have killed about a dozen people from outside the state in recent weeks.
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The coordinated nature of this inflow suggests the bear-bull battle that raged sporadically across the London market last year has started again.
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But they have done so sporadically, rarely during the season, and never on this scale — with a legend, children and family members involved.
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Miami Marlins Manager Don Mattingly, who used smokeless tobacco sporadically throughout his playing and managerial career, has not made enforcement a pressing issue.
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Alicia Silverstone goes nude because everyone is clueless about wool Naked Alicia Silverstone thinks you shouldn't wear wool – not even sporadically As if!
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Spielman and Bunty are new, while Travers and Rosier popped up sporadically in Harry Potter as the names of two peripheral Death Eaters.
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Nevertheless, Ms. Gartman Rogers said she spent hundreds of hours, sporadically, over about five years, mining Google for fresh ideas and reading 403bwise.
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Another death was also reported in the state of Merida from unrest which is breaking out sporadically across the South American OPEC nation.
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They're a group of college friends, approaching 30 and only sporadically in touch; The Clasp throws them together at a wealthy friend's wedding.
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Yet for many people, their sole visit to a cemetery is for a funeral, and sporadically thereafter to tend to those family graves.
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It's an adrenaline rush prickling with a disorienting eeriness, thanks to nose-diving sound effects and disembodied, girlish vocals that pop up sporadically.
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Ms. Pulinario's mother, who surfaced sporadically over the years, re-entered Ms. Pulinario's life more permanently three years ago after beating her drug habit.
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He wrote and recorded with Fagen again sporadically in the late 1980s before the two announced a Steely Dan reunion and tour in 1993.
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Haley's Terror — who supposedly died, though Arthur isn't buying it — appears sporadically in Arthur's fractured mind as a nightmarish vision of cackling, devilish glee.
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I've been journaling pretty sporadically lately, but I really find it helps ease my anxiety and empty the nonstop overanalyzing Scorpio brain I have.
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The biggest difference may simply be that unlike Daydream, it's not reliant on the Google Play Store, which is only sporadically available in China.
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Broadcasters showed televised footage of armed officers kneeling behind police cars and other positions around the building as gunfire continued sporadically and sirens blared.
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The screams of the fake wounded echoed through the field, providing a sonic bed that were sporadically pierced by bullets whizzing past Roy's ears.
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Some St. Joseph residents say they've seen brown or yellow water sporadically for a few years; others say the problem goes back 10 years.
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He does that, I mean, he sporadically goes off message and tweets about Robert Mueller and other things which I think makes them nervous.
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You'll have to wait in line for hours or days to get your hands on them—and that's only when they sporadically come in.
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However, the material sort of took on a life of their own as we worked on them sporadically over a period of two years.
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The Philippine military has sporadically fought the group for years and was ordered last year by President Benigno S. Aquino III to intensify operations.
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Olsen now acts sporadically, and hosted a radio show until 2016 when she was fired after being accused of making homophobic comments on Facebook.
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I've done it sporadically since, usually running to coffee shops where the pie I enjoy undoes the work it took to get to it.
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What remains is CLAP , a program that delivers subsidized groceries to poor families—but the deliveries arrive sporadically, sometimes only one week a month.
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And that cycle would keep repeating, sporadically, for years, whenever an editor or blogger happened to discover the society and set it off again.
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For "Another Spell," she sporadically joins her cast, which features Jodi Bender, Donna Costello, Lily Gold, Marilyn Maywald Yahel, Heather Olson and Omagbitse Omagbemi.
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It's often brutal, slamming the bass and slicing with distortion, lurching sporadically to withhold the reassurance of rhythm, at one point breaking into screams.
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Political violence continues sporadically and last month, authorities said they arrested four members of a cell behind a bomb attack on an oil pipeline.
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The young women burst into song and dance sporadically and there's an easy camaraderie among them -- and they refer to each other as sisters.
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At that point, he said, it would probably suffice for the United States to intervene only sporadically, in order to contain outbreaks of violence.
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Others come in hopes of catching a glimpse of the Marfa Lights, mysterious balls of fluorescent "light" that sporadically appear in the night sky.
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He reappeared in her life sporadically (tied down mostly by Ventimiglia's commitment to Heroes), so what catastrophe will he bring with him this time?
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She also said the Trump administration's family separation practice was similar to those of previous presidents — even if only sporadically enforced in earlier cases.
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At Tod's, one-off capsule collections by guests are going to be released sporadically to complement catwalk shows designed by an in-house team.
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His sister, Lidia Manganti, who lives in Jakarta, has been frantically trying to reach her relatives over phone lines that are working only sporadically.
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The Zottolas are mentioned sporadically in court filings from Mr. Basciano's case, but it is unclear what, if any, of their mafia ties remain.
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In just its second year, the Bronx Night Market has grown from happening sporadically throughout the summer to producing events throughout the four seasons.
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At the beginning of September, for example, Blizzard's immensely popular World of Warcraft Classic went down sporadically for hours because of a DDoS attack.
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In Xinjiang, the state privileged Han for employment, loans and contracts, causing Uighur resentment to simmer, sporadically erupting into larger protests for ethnic rights.
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It is hard to find Jews who are not proudly erudite, emancipated, attending synagogue only sporadically, comfortable with intermarriage, identified with the Democratic Party.
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Sometimes it's been twenty years since she cut off contact with her family; other times it's fifteen, and she still interacts with them sporadically.
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For the past few months, an elite hacking group calling itself the Shadow Brokers has sporadically leaked sensitive data from the National Security Agency.
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He says that the film has been in gestation for months, if not years, and has been worked on slowly and sporadically over that time.
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"Da'esh have lit oil fires sporadically as spoiler attacks when they retreat from areas, and sometimes in an attempt to obscure their movements," said Col.
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Upon my return to Florida, I expected the song to be overlooked, played sporadically on the handful of Hispanic radio stations, fading away with time.
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The crowds outside, more akin to a political rally than book fair, sporadically broke into chants of "Cristina for President" and "we will come back".
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A handful of other players sporadically took up the cause of protesting, but Kaepernick himself was unable to secure employment in the NFL this offseason.
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A U.S. military convoy withdrawing from Syria for Iraq yesterday was pelted sporadically with fruit and stones by Kurdish civilians accusing the U.S of betrayal.
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Previous rounds have taken place sporadically in Geneva, with a mandate to discuss new elections, reformed governance, a new constitution and the fight against terrorism.
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The animated web show Game of Zones has been beloved by NBA fans since the first of its sporadically released episodes ran three years ago.
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Last night, the duo shared a new song, "Tisk"—which features a chilly sample, with both rappers floating sporadically over it—via Hodgy's Soundcloud page.
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FIFA, at this point in its (counts in head; immediately feels ancient) 24-year history, is a slick, studied and sporadically spectacular simulation of soccer.
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The issue has long been a blight on European soccer, with racist incidents during matches reported sporadically and abuse leveled at players on social media.
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"We've also spent a few nights with friends, and even people we've met that have been kind enough to take us in, sporadically," they explain.
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But OIRA already claims authority to review important guidance, and only does so sporadically, so it remains unclear whether the OMB memo will change anything.
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Renovation of its interiors is not expected to be finished for years, but the grounds, which open to the public sporadically, were restored this spring.
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A source close to the AssuredPartners deal told IFR that similar terms have been used sporadically before - and act as a test of investor confidence.
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Linguistic diversity was also on display the afternoon I visited, with customers sporadically leaning into our interview to thank Baruch in a medley of languages.
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I'd been seeing this girl sporadically and decided it'd be fun to have her over to fuck while I was house sitting for my boss.
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Chandler and the sporadically spotted Clooney (who directed two episodes) are absolute pros at this, a proverbial Colonel and General (respectively) among the cast itself.
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More than 10 percent of Americans suffer from pain every day, according to the National Institutes of Health, and many more suffer from it sporadically.
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My father's younger brother had been a sporadically employed welder and pot smoker who wore a ponytail, which was a mild embarrassment to the family.
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One such gem is currently hiding on the third floor, a little painting that's actually a part of MoMA's collection, though only sporadically on view.
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Not so well understood was that the parents were only sporadically present for interrogations that spread over a day before the camera was turned on.
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Inspired, he formed a short-lived high school comedy troupe called Yellow Snow and continued to act, but landed jobs so sporadically he considered quitting.
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"Food is probably sporadically being brought down into some of these currents, and when it is these guys just eat like mad," Dr. Stiassny said.
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It sporadically has had individual patients run into billing issues, but now Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) is prepared to tackle systemic healthcare issues across the board.
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Unlike HIV/AIDS, which took 20 years to cover the globe, or Ebola, which reared its head sporadically, SARS was a swift and terrifying pandemic.
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North Korea is clearly visible from Nanping - farmers using rudimentary plows, soldiers squatting by a simple outpost and antiquated trucks and buses sporadically rumbling by.
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Listen: "Mile High," from James Blake's new album "Assume Form," treats love as a murky, uncertain, only sporadically blissful thing, our critic Jon Pareles writes.
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As with depression, the crushing everyday reality of the disease is much more mundane than the sporadically explosive moments that tend to keep people's attention.
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Chris Bear initially hibernated on the north fork of Long Island, reread Great Gatsby, scored High Maintenance, sporadically tinkered with music, and became a father.
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The JAP has survived through an alliance with pop culture — showing her face sporadically in books, in music, and onscreen, even up to the present.
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We're told to feed foxes ''sporadically,'' so as not to cause ''dependence,'' and we're warned that doing so makes animals lose their ''natural respect'' for us.
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Flea-borne typhus is more common and less serious, but in the U.S., it's still only sporadically spotted in Southern states like Texas, California, and Hawaii.
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Madrid's sometimes violent clampdown on the independence movement in late 2017 had sparked large-scale and impassioned demonstrations in Catalonia that have sporadically continued until now.
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Since joining the service in 2013, I've sporadically used the platform to upload selfies, childhood photos, and remarkably unimpressive shots of the New York City skyline.
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On the contrary, Watch Dogs 23 was a tentative, sporadically successful step toward video games being entertaining not in spite but because of their social conscience.
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Side note: I will admit that I never really watched Sex and The City, I just watched some episodes sporadically and never got that into it.
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And the government, which sporadically blocks the network, was unable to extinguish a Facebook-fuelled bush-fire of fear, anger and recrimination that swept the nation.
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Listless folk guitar trickles along, sporadically joined by vaporous keyboards, sudden swells of harp and flute, plucky bass, queasy jazz chords, and various other eclectic ingredients.
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During his two seasons with the National Football League team, his reputation for partying made headlines and he was used only sporadically as the starting quarterback.
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Specifically, our sources say Danielle believes Marty has purposely loosened light bulbs, turned off power and cut off hot water sporadically just to screw with her.
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Lampard is N.Y.C.F.C.'s highest-paid player at $6 million a year, but he played sporadically, and not always well, when he joined N.Y.C.F.C. last summer.
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Perhaps foremost, Wan offers a giant spectacle that, while sporadically unwieldy, sails along briskly enough (despite running well over two hours) and proves consistently interesting visually.
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While Gomez has made sure to post every single day, Swift has been less filter happy, posting more sporadically (how dare she forget to post regularly!).
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Unfortunately, for the 69 seconds they spoke to Jordan, TBS was experiencing some technical difficulties and the microphone cut in and out sporadically through the interview.
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Subsequent disputes with his former Mexican club over a potential breach of contract are are part of why he has played sporadically for Levadiakos and Olympiakos.
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While on their travels, they brought in income from two books Kois was writing — including the memoir — and Smith continued her work remotely, albeit more sporadically.
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Hundreds of thousands of homes were sporadically left without power in Victoria and South Australia amid surging demand as residents turned up air conditioners and fans.
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But when Caballé is 'on' — as she was sporadically during her Tuesday night recital at Carnegie Hall — there is no more beautiful voice in the world.
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After Mr. Hopkins shot the two groups of officers, he barricaded himself inside the house for hours, sporadically exchanging gunfire with the police, the authorities said.
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Iranian authorities blocked access to the social media platform in 2009 after postelection protests; they've unblocked the platform sporadically for short periods of time since then.
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Maria Sharapova, who played only sporadically because of injuries after coming off a 15-month doping ban last April, will be unseeded at the Australian Open.
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Most Democrats even — sporadically, at least — endorse ideas like a Medicare buy-in for older people or a public option in the Affordable Care Act framework.
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In the mid-1970s she began a freelance career in which her work sporadically appeared in The New York Times, The Village Voice, Fortune and Life.
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Biden has mused sporadically about the possibility of a post-election "epiphany" that would restore bipartisan cooperation to Washington, generally only to be met with derision.
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Anyway, work on the overpass occurred so sporadically — generally, when elections were coming — that a project originally promised in 18 months was unfinished after seven years.
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PG&E's website went down sporadically throughout the day on Wednesday, meaning many people couldn't even tell if their address was in the planned outage zones.
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" In recent years, Mr. Johnston worked sporadically on a new album, based on recordings from the 1990s and early 2000s, which he wanted to call "If.
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" In recent years, Mr. Johnston worked sporadically on a new album, based on recordings from the 1990s and early 2000s, which he wanted to call "If.
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"I was fed up with watching everyone around me eat more, choose food indiscriminately, exercise sporadically, and yet have less fat than I did," she writes.
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I've been using the Soundcore Liberty 2 Pros sporadically for roughly three weeks, and I haven't had to charge the case since I first unboxed them.
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He describes himself as a "sporadically voracious reader" who devoured all 20 volumes of Patrick O'Brian's high-seas adventure series, "Master and Commander," in six weeks.
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The son, Lon Rith, is now based in Philadelphia but returns to Cambodia sporadically to run in elections, although his command of the language is imperfect.
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"But generally speaking anything that brings order to the system of blocking that has sporadically arisen at various times is an excellent idea," the source said.
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Calls to create a separate coordinating position emerged sporadically during the last half of the 20th century, but only grew urgent after the attacks of September 11th.
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Enormous slabs of butter melted in the oil as Chen sporadically added ginger, Sichuan-sourced peppercorn called huajiao, garlic, and douban bean paste—a particularly important ingredient.
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The day of the shooting, she packed 19 kids shoulder-to-shoulder in her classroom's supply closet for almost two hours, cracking the door sporadically for air.
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Though he appeared sporadically throughout the season (usually in flashbacks or glimpses of the Upside Down), he was ultimately more of a plot point than a character.
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West publicly expressed support for Donald Trump, boasted sporadically about the projects he was releasing, and in an interview with TMZ suggested that slavery was a choice.
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A few hours of revisiting his oeuvre has proven that, sporadically, he has made good music videos—although the bad certainly outweigh the good at this point.
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He never seemed fully committed to the state, visiting only sporadically and rarely engaging in the more personable campaigning that voters in Iowa — and New Hampshire — reward.
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If that's the case, Opportunity may not communicate at all for a while, or only communicate sporadically when it's gathered enough power over longer periods of time.
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The IEEFA report cited US government statistics that project renewable energy (hydro, biomass, wind, solar and geothermal) will start to sporadically exceed coal in 2019 and 2020.
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Zika virus has sporadically infected people in Africa and parts of South and Southeast Asia since it wad first described in 1952, resulting in just 14 cases.
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The parallel process of implementing strict sanctions while sporadically negotiating through the Six Party Talks framework has had little or no impact on North Korea's nuclear program.
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Still, with its top-flight cast and absorbing historical foundation, the movie doesn't just chronicle when America began reaching for the stars, but sporadically achieves cinematic liftoff.
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Amy Jackson plays the token love interest and a motley cast including Seema Biswas, Arif Basra and Arbaaz Khan throw sporadically funny one-liners at each other.
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The charged individual "traveled sporadically to New Zealand and stayed for varied amount of time," but was not a resident of Christchurch, Ardern said in a statement.
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Even though she took us sporadically to a non-denominational church where I watched two stunning drag queens perform The Vagina Monologues at the annual spaghetti dinner.
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There's a hedge maze, and they are all doing that bounce-and-point-your-finger-sporadically move that seems to be in every music video rapper's toolkit.
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The heavy sedimentation means engineers sporadically release large amounts of water to clear out the system, causing flash floods where Carlos Usamá, a sugar cane farmer, lives.
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"It's been good to have it," said Charles Smith, a lobsterman from Jonesport whose wife and three teenagers were sporadically without insurance for years before the law.
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Since May, they have been sporadically recording live episodes in cities in the Midwest and along the Eastern Seaboard, and now they've made their way to Brooklyn.
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The cast is effectively rounded out by Ari Graynor as Maggie, the boys' drug-and-drink-addled mom, who sporadically drops by to steal something to sell.
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But climate change is happening, and many people are trying, valiantly, to eat vegan, even if only sporadically, for reasons other than animal welfare and personal wellness.
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The rebels include both jihadists formerly allied with Al Qaeda and commanders aligned with the Free Syrian Army, which has been supported sporadically by the Obama Administration.
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Soon after, the Dixie Chicks — who, just three years earlier had seemed unstoppable — went silent for almost a decade, performing only sporadically and recording no new music.
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But for months, candidates have hedged and side-stepped about where they come down on the issue, sporadically offering smaller-scale proposals to rein in Big Tech.
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But for months, candidates have hedged and side-stepped about where they come down on the issue, sporadically offering smaller-scale proposals to rein in Big Tech.
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Image: Mike MorleyAt the same time, the "cave was visited sporadically by hominins, who appeared not to have been prolific users of fire," according to the paper.
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At the time, the network was ramping up its feature-length content with Disney Channel Original Movies, or DCOMs, that began airing sporadically in 303 and 1998.
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Adam, who was in his early thirties and sporadically employed, had bought a house that he could not afford, for six hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars.
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Previous rounds of talks have been held sporadically in Geneva, with a mandate to discuss new elections, reformed governance, a new constitution and the fight against terrorism.
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There is an established gaming tournament circuit for men in China, but female team competitions are held sporadically, with the industry yet to settle on a regular calendar.
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The left-wing think tank Data for Progress has been sporadically releasing polling on the progressive agenda, and the findings are simply hard to guess from first principles.
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And while rainy days can come sporadically and unexpectedly, finding rain boots and coats that you'll be excited to wear when the showers come is worth the investment.
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In addition to pumping out and remixing music, Rabit will also be hitting the road (and sky) sporadically for the next few months for a few live performances.
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My blind roommate and I hook arms and help each other find the trail rope that sporadically disappears in places, and we make it there and back, triumphant.
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Conte's prime example of a modern-day Salinger success story was The Oatmeal creator Matthew Inman, who posts comics sporadically and has no comment section on his website.
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The Detroit Lions' former Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan, was used sporadically after the team moved downtown in 2180, but shuttered for good when the inflatable roof was deflated.
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Very sporadically, the normcore follower's diet will be rudely interrupted when they cycle to a nearby Japanese or Scandinavian restaurant for a simplistic yet tasty meal involving beansprouts.
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This shadowy Connecticut cult has been sporadically releasing new songs entirely at its pleasure, with three singles and three split releases already under its bullet belt for 2018.
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Where my panic attacks had been sporadically debilitating in the early days of my program, my life was now completely defined by, and dependent upon, maintaining my high.
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Although the idea of nudging is not new, and firms have long employed behavioural science to shape their customers' behaviour, governments of the past used psychology only sporadically.
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High performance in these applications depends on well-understood nitrogen vacancies, which occur sporadically in natural diamonds but whose positions and number must be known for precision measurement.
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The crowd then pops up sporadically throughout the rest of the show, sometimes throwing things at the screen and egging on the doe-eyed Janet with ecstatic sneers.
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Indian forces have sporadically battled Islamist militants in mountainous Kashmir since an armed revolt in 1989 in which tens of thousands were killed, but car bombings are rare.
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Absence morphs into presence as unmarked space advances and seeks to hold our attention, while the ebony words, which normally focus our minds when we read, sporadically recede.
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Most of the workers were undocumented immigrants from Poland, and they were paid so little and so sporadically that many were forced to sleep on the job site.
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VanMeter, who has played sporadically since making his major league debut on May 5, broke a 1-1 tie with a two-run homer in the seventh inning.
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With a breakaway European Super League for the biggest clubs across the continent sporadically mooted, the concept of federalised football is at the forefront of many fans' minds.
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Tesla has only sporadically purchased solar cells produced by its partner in the factory, Panasonic Corp, according to a Buffalo solar factory employee speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Facebook's handling of child protection issues has sporadically attracted criticism — including a year ago, after a BBC investigation found it was failing to remove reported child exploitation imagery.
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Archie Bunker ("All in the Family") was a white foreman in Queens; Florida Evans ("Good Times") was a sporadically unemployed black housekeeper in Chicago's Near North Side projects.
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Apple pushed a software update intended to keep iPhones from sporadically turning off, by limiting how much strain they could put on the battery in the first place.
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The study concluded that "Gismo has to move, otherwise it does not 'live,'" and luckily, its 31 wheels are spinning away—at least sporadically—at the Stedelijk today.
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According to the gallerist, the artist would sporadically see three tall and peaceful, ghoul-like figures in his surroundings, frequently portraying these odd beings in his early works.
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One story belong to Lambert's Caroline Watson, the heartbroken teacher whose determination to be strong (a year) after a breakup sporadically bursts out in startling fits of passion.
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It is about declining attention spans colliding with an event that unfolds sporadically over two days; about ever more air and space occupied by the major team sports.
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Some extended family members in towns not far away visit only sporadically because of the conflict; they cannot afford to have the older generation move in with them.
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A three-strike rule will apply to users sporadically uploading such content, and those who repeatedly come close to violation won't be able to profit from YouTube ads.
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This week in Delhi, the violence was largely between Hindus and Muslims, raising fears that large-scale communal bloodshed that has erupted sporadically since India's independence could return.
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Anti-immigrant violence has flared sporadically in South Africa against a background of near-record unemployment, with foreigners being accused of criminal activity and taking jobs from locals.
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Remnants of the Atrocities Prevention Board also sporadically met during Trump's first couple of years, though at relatively low levels, according to a former National Security Council official.
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I could have easily said, "Eh, I'll put it out whenever I want," and just stopped after a year, or put it out sporadically, or something like that.
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American politics has been sporadically focused for months now on the question of what to do about the flood of asylum seekers arriving at the US-Mexico border.
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The couple is shuttled from hospital to hospital, and every night, they sleep sporadically in fear that something could go wrong with the ventilator that keeps their baby alive.
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The loud murmur of lovers, families, dogs, and fidget-spinner salespeople set off my Club Vibe sporadically, every time it picked up on a particularly loud and punctuated sound.
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While the study published Tuesday predicts an overall decrease in the rainfall on average by about 10 to 15 percent over the coming decades, the effects would hit sporadically.
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The last 11 crashes occurred more sporadically because I spent the last hour and a half on three different calls with Apple in an effort to resolve the problem.
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She is creating a perfume with Comme des Garçons, due out in April (though Ms. Wintour only sporadically attends the Comme shows, Ms. Coddington has been a committed fan).
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Anti-immigrant violence has flared sporadically in South Africa against a background of high unemployment, with foreigners accused of taking jobs from South Africans and getting involved in crime.
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Until then, Poitras has delivered a sporadically fascinating but finally opaque, incomplete portrait, one made no more illuminating by the fact its inscrutable subject doesn't find the likeness flattering.
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She's since gone back to her pre-election role of advocating for the issues popular with the base, sporadically challenging Trump to remember those who sent him to Washington.
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Developers have had their hands on the early prototypes for quite some time, and they sporadically showed off cool demos that were inspired by Super Mario, Lemmings, and Portal.
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Mayo Clinic says the disease develops in three ways: It can occur sporadically, the patient can inherit the abnormal prion or one can contract it during a medical procedure.
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Cruyff used to smoke throughout games in an effort to dispel his nerves, grey plumes sporadically emerging from the dugout as he sparked up another immaculate, white-filtered tab.
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Stevens suffered sporadically from a "habitual blackness", which Mr Mariani diagnoses as depression, and his marriage to the awkward, pretty Elsie Kachel, also from Reading, was an unhappy one.
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But Fresh, who's sporadically made hits for other artists since then, has never had the same chemistry with other artists that he had with the original Cash Money crew.
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"Market transactions for marketable equity securities occur daily in the stock market; transactions for non-marketable equity securities occur sporadically and are generally not within our control," Alphabet says.
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These groups are ripe targets for intense persuasion and mobilization efforts by the campaigns, especially because they still vote only sporadically and have not established a stable party identity.
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Saverin says he holds no ill will towards Zuckerberg today, and he still sporadically uses Facebook, although it's unlikely that he secretly wants marathon, pulse pounding sex with Zuckerberg.
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Strutting sporadically in the background of RNC coverage by The Atlantic, the Akron Beacon Journal, and other media outlets, the quartet are a refreshing break from the political tension.
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They have built a fence along a small border stretch near Spielfeld and set up makeshift checkpoints in the hills — only sporadically manned, but there — on otherwise deserted lanes.
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Though Everton crackled sporadically into life after Anthony Martial gave United the lead, it did not muster a shot on target for the second home game in a row.
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His father, Hester, was a laborer in sawmills and on the railroad and worked sporadically as a musician, playing guitar, fiddle and banjo — instruments his son would quickly master.
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Mr. Esparza has featured Border Patrol agents on the covers of two issues of Mi Calexico, a magazine that he produces and distributes sporadically in this town of 40,000.
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The Walk for Justice has been covered sporadically by the local news media, and Mr. Pryor's following on Facebook and Twitter has not yet forced Canberra to pay attention.
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Pre-collection shows, which take place sporadically in New York and Europe in May-July and November-January, are actually the debuts of the largest collections any designer makes.
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It's a tall order to ask that we treat media coverage as responsible and fair-minded, when journalistic skepticism appears sporadically — and seemingly only when Republicans are in power.
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Unless we are disabled, most of us start running as toddlers and continue, sporadically, throughout our lives, racing through airports or after the fast-receding bus we just missed.
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The new study found that, compared to nonrunners, runners tended to live about three additional years, even if they run slowly or sporadically and smoke, drink or are overweight.
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Plants grow anomalously in what should be a dry wadi, animals come to drink, and mounds of baby wipes flushed down thousands of toilets sporadically coagulate along the banks.
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There are also question marks over another key player, Paul Pogba, following a see-saw season at Manchester United, where manager Jose Mourinho has been starting him only sporadically.
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Anti-immigrant violence has flared sporadically in South Africa against a background of near-record unemployment, with foreigners being accused of taking jobs from citizens and involvement in crime.
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Public access has been available sporadically for a number of years, but this July marks the first time you may appreciate Crossness and its gardens in its full, restored glory.
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The new billing system is designed to appeal to those businesses with part-time employees, traveling employees who only log in sporadically, those working on short-term projects, and more.
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Several transgender women of color held small protests inside the town hall sporadically throughout the night in hopes of drawing attention to the string of underreported murders of similar women.
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Now, a handful of producers, such as Anadarko Petroleum , which sporadically hedges in large chunks every few quarters, and, surprisingly, natural gas giant Chesapeake Energy , may have the last laugh.
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Equating presence to impairment groups all individuals — those who use marijuana on a daily basis, for medical or recreational purposes, and those who sporadically do it — in the same category.
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In fact, the music, with a theme by composer Hans Zimmer, at times becomes overbearing, as if trying to create a sense of urgency that the storytelling only sporadically possesses.
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"She didn't know her location, but she was able to talk to them over her cellphone, sporadically, as coverage faded in and out," Dutton said, according to the Associated Press.
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Though he all but retired from live performances, Walker continued to sporadically release albums that embraced his genre-bending sound, including The Drift in 2006 and Bish Bosch in 2012.
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The opposing views are voiced most openly in cities like Berlin and Cologne, where those communities are concentrated, and Kurdish protests against the Turkish operation have sporadically spilled into violence.
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Rob, who appeared sporadically on Keeping Up With the Kardashians, had his own reality show with Chyna (which is now on hiatus) and launched a line of socks in 2012.
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I could fail to write a single thing for my workshops, or, at the least, I could sporadically submit woeful pieces, and not run the risk of losing my fellowship.
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Last year it was a phony Google Docs link and a convincing Netflix impersonator, both of which had plagued the internet sporadically for months, at least, before seeing big surges.
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Now, a handful of producers, such as Anadarko Petroleum, which sporadically hedges in large chunks every few quarters, and, surprisingly, natural gas giant Chesapeake Energy, may have the last laugh.
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Mr. Li does appear sporadically at Falun Gong events, and the presumption is that he lives in the sprawling Dragon Springs center that Falun Gong operates in upstate New York.
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To everyone else, she looks exactly the same, which makes the change in her behavior -- just assuming that everyone is drooling over her -- a trifle delusional, if sporadically quite funny.
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Protests have sporadically erupted since the shooting, most notably last week when demonstrators reportedly faced off with police at a shopping center and shut down a portion of Interstate 459.
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Protests have sporadically erupted since the shooting, most notably Tuesday night when demonstrators reportedly faced off with police at a shopping center and shut down a portion of Interstate 459.
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As agents Mulder and Scully, David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson continue to sporadically exhibit those qualities that made the series pop, from his droll asides to her intensity and skepticism.
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More sporadically, the artist also adds designs and embroidered illustrations to the tapestries, often employing imagery that makes the previously sewn narratives more ambiguous or pointed towards entirely new directions.
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In certain corners of Tehran, certain moments occur sporadically, only to vanish quickly afterward — moments during which the public domain reappears, sometimes as solidarity, sometimes as humor, sometimes as criticism.
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But a search by CNBC showed that the program is being tested sporadically -- sometimes the same product may or may not have the label, depending on the browser being used.
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She worked in the curatorial ranks at the Museum of Modern Art, then began teaching at what is now Stony Brook University, while showing sporadically at galleries supporting underrepresented artists.
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Though phages were discovered over a hundred years ago, they have been used therapeutically to treat bacterial infections only sporadically in certain countries, including the former Soviet Union and France.
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Notebook I've always kept a diary — I started when I was 10 and no one's read it except for me — but, as time has gone by, just much more sporadically.
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But during the governor's nearly eight years in office, Ms. Lee has largely avoided the political spotlight, appearing only sporadically at events like Easter egg hunts and gay pride parades.
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However, the Islamic State group that had held a separate part of Qadam, and had sporadically fought the rebels there, launched an assault to take the area they had vacated.
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The three have collaborated in similar ways with other digital artists, like Brenna Murphy and Harm van den Dorpel, a group the art world has sporadically classified as Post-Internet.
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The 85-minute Netflix original jumps around dozens of moments in Scott's life sporadically, from the beginning of his career to the birth of his first child to the Grammys.
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He continued to release individual songs sporadically, and in 2014, he released "Symphonica," a collection of standards and his own songs recorded with an orchestra on a 2010-11 tour.
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I still had more than 43% of my battery left after using the phone sporadically throughout the work day for checking email, sending messages, browsing the web, and streaming video.
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"They asked those aid workers, and others, to move toward the north (side of the road) and started shooting at them sporadically, killing them," local witness Babagana Kachallah told Reuters.
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It's been testing a smaller home decor area in about 100 locations, ditching jewelry cases in some stores and grouping apparel brands by "lifestyle" instead of sporadically throughout the floor.
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The evening before I saw "The Book of Will," the festival presented a sweet, sporadically funny "Twelfth Night," directed by Moritz von Stuelpnagel and featuring most of the same cast.
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An honorary Academy Juvenile Award was presented sporadically to young stars beginning with 6-year-old Shirley Temple in 1935 and ending with 14-year-old Hayley Mills in 1961.
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The fasces as a combined symbol of state power and physical violence continued sporadically, but does not seem to have been a prevalent symbol in Europe during the Middle Ages.
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Essentially this is a group of Near Earth Objects (NEOs) travelling the inner solar system in orbits stochastic enough to sporadically collide with nearby planets—Mars, Earth, Venus and Mercury.
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While a 1998 peace deal largely ended three decades of sectarian violence in Northern Ireland, police officers are sporadically targeted by small splinter groups still active in the British-run province.
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About halfway through the intimate performance, pianist Conrad Tao appeared on the distant stage, the light notes of his playing only sporadically heard through the staccato of the string ensemble music.
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U.S. government buildings have sporadically received packages with suspected ricin, including in 2013 when ricin-laced letters were addressed to the White House, a U.S. senator and a Mississippi justice official.
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While the process has improved from, say, "Tron: Legacy" days, there's still a slightly distracting aspect to the rendering that makes this prince look not so fresh, but rather sporadically vacant.
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Even Call of Duty, a series that I have sporadically tried and failed to enjoy for around a decade, turned in its most ambitious campaign in recent memory with Infinite Warfare.
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With sporadically returning customers, marketplaces simply need to invest more in marketing to fill their coffers each year, and never quite get on the same glide path as a SaaS business.
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In that pattern, Alabama's yeomen farmers, and their descendants, have sporadically risen up against the plantation class and its modern equivalents, typically when hardship rallied them to a charismatic leader's standard.
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While the Liars have sporadically visited the town's sole therapist over the last few years, therapy has only served as a device to make the girls vulnerable to more "A" attacks.
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There were maybe thirty of Therese's extended relatives and family friends sprawled out on towels and chairs, introducing themselves sporadically to me, mentioning how they had heard I was cooking later.
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Ever since its "Racconigi" bargain with Russia in 1909, Italy has strayed sporadically from western European foreign-policy positions; its reluctance to join the chorus on Venezuela belongs to this tradition.
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Sporadically, such voters take to the streets in anti-Brexit, anti-xenophobia or Europhile "Pulse of Europe" marches, protesting, in effect, against the politics of their provincial cousins and former classmates.
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By the final round, everyone was firmly on their feet, Logan Paul was sporadically huffing out a mist of blood from his nostrils, and KSI's face was starting to swell up.
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This population has been sporadically studied since 234, with population sizes fluctuating between around 210,300 and 23,000 breeding pairs—around 6.5 to 8.5 percent of the total global emperor penguin population.
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Tea in cocktails has been explored sporadically in some upscale bars and restaurants, though you generally see more common teas like jasmine, Earl Grey, and teas that have more recognizable flavors.
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More embraced in Europe (where she exhibited regularly) than in the US (where she exhibited sporadically), Hafif had a significant yet under-the-radar career for much of her professional life.
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For more click The state-owned telephone company continues to struggle with problems with business customers across Switzerland in which office phones do not work or function only sporadically, interrupting business.
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Though they play live sporadically, they've dropped some new songs into recent sets, hinting that maybe we'll get more than one Shellac record this decade, which would be a welcome surprise.
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He returns to New York after a significant absence to perform the album in full; he's remained sporadically active since this record's release, but its material is still unimpeachably his fiercest.
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Starship has yet to announce when the technology will be in use commercially but says trials are ongoing, with real-life deliveries already taking place (albeit sporadically) with partners in London.
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Putting away small amounts of money on a regular basis, as opposed to large amounts sporadically, can help build an emergency fund over time, according to a Vanguard emergency savings guide.
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The fear sporadically rears its head, for example when American school children are learning about world religion and come across the portion of the lesson in which they learn about Islam.
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Left with human size case of the sads, you push through each day like a warrior of the mundane, sporadically battling the urge to get high af and have weird experiences.
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At first, it looks a bit like one of those sledgehammer-subtle games PETA sporadically releases, this time warning against the dangers of driving recklessly in areas densely populated by ruminants.
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"Ted Koppel's Big Night Out" (season 4, episode 194093) Watching Paris flirt inappropriately with Richard is one of this show's greatest joys, all the more so for how sporadically it happens.
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It didn't bother me a bit that the clue for A VOTRE SANTE has been the only clue for this entry, sporadically since 24, as it's simply perfect, ne plus ultra.
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So far, this show has taken an unusual approach to its non-lead players, with the likes of Terry O'Quinn, Richard Schiff, Allison Tolman and James LeGros popping up only sporadically.
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Yet after she finished the course, the agency that would have matched Ms. Turner with a child rejected her application on the grounds that she had to travel sporadically for work.
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U.S. government buildings have sporadically received packages with suspected ricin, including in 2013 when ricin-laced letters were addressed to a U.S. senator, the White House and a Mississippi justice official.
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Tommy Haas, a German-American player who competes sporadically on tour when not restricted by injuries, has filled the breach left by Moore's resignation, becoming the tournament's new director in June.
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In 1962, India and China engaged in a bloody border war and skirmishes have continued to break out sporadically throughout the subsequent years, most recently in the Doklam area in 143.
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With the doors of perception now opened a mite wider, little Kun finds himself sporadically traveling through time and witnessing some of his family's ordeals, from the seismic to the minute.
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It's a talent that he uses only sporadically in the half-dozen episodes previewed, as Danny girds to battle The Hand, a shadowy organization he has trained his whole life to defeat.
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Fires caused by the release of methane gas sporadically break out and can take days to contain, all while men, women and children sift through the rubbish looking for items to sell.
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But the organizations appear to have used the tool only sporadically over the past year — and rarely since the election, when calls for more context around the daily news began to intensify.
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The intrigue: The bots were posting sporadically, which may have helped them avoid detection for some time, per Ben Nimmo, who tracks online misinformation campaigns at the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensics Lab.
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And if it wasn't Darius — whom the writers have only sporadically expressed an interest in exploring, unlike Adam in season one — it could have easily been undercover reporter Yael from day one.
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"Approximately 1.5 years later, he remains asymptomatic and has resumed his previous lifestyle, including eating a normal diet while still checking his breath alcohol levels sporadically," the authors wrote in the study.
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Never mind that the announcement comes sporadically (and seemingly without the CFDA's knowledge or approval), with any actually helpful information — such as time and venue — sent to attendees on the day of.
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Despite operating under less than legal terms, Uber drivers in Taiwan have still continued working, although they've had to suspend operations sporadically as police stepped up efforts to clamp down on them.
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After leaving home to receive a better education and play for a school team, Adriano was called up to Durango's state all star team, although they only trained and played together sporadically.
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The exchange's stock reports have thrown up many surprises over the intervening years, with the downtrend sporadically interrupted by mass movements of off-market metal onto LME warrant, particularly in New Orleans.
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A 1998 peace deal largely ended three decades of violence in Northern Ireland between Protestants who want to remain under British rule and Catholics favoring a united Ireland, but violence sporadically erupts.
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Under the respective banners of Operation Dawn in the west and Operation Dignity in the east, loose coalitions of militias and remnants of the armed forces have since fought each other sporadically.
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Fans mingle with directors and club officials in the bar, while kids play on and around the running track that loops its way around the pitch, sporadically opting to watch the football.
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IndiGo has sporadically faced a shortage of spare engine that have lead to the temporary grounding of planes but Bhatia expects the situation to "improve in the current quarter", starting July 1.
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A 1998 peace deal largely ended three decades of violence in Northern Ireland between Protestants who want to remain under British rule and Catholics favoring unification with Ireland, but violence sporadically erupts.
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As other coaches of playoff-bound teams begin to sporadically rest their rotation players with less than a month left in the regular season, the Warriors (65-7) continue to push forward.
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The video is just under 30 seconds, during which the clam writhes sporadically as it sits atop a bed of sushi rice—all as diners laugh and poke it with chopsticks. Ahh!
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Until this week, Beer for Breakfast has been made sporadically and exclusive to Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats, the original brewpub opened by Calagione in 1995 in Reheboth Beach, on Delaware's southern shore.
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The reunions, which the two countries have permitted sporadically since 1985, come as American efforts to improve relations with North Korea and push it to abandon its nuclear weapons program have stalled.
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Concern about the relative lack of laws and regulations that seek to enforce order on board cruise ships crops up sporadically in Congress, usually after a high-profile disaster strikes — former Sen.
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They went directly to the school, shooting sporadically, sending students and teachers fleeing, the witnesses said, adding that some people had returned to Dapchi after spending the night hiding in the bush.
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That approach was at odds with events of recent months, when the demonstrators sporadically clashed with the police, leading to the activation of the North Dakota National Guard and hundreds of arrests.
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But they help illustrate that Thunberg has the rare ability to tap into something human, something that, at least sporadically, can break through the media filter pushing the public into partisan camps.
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Again, I see the criticism that this was the president trying to say something inflammatory ahead of the midterms, but the reality is he was talking about it privately, sporadically, for months.
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Acne appeared sporadically at first when Sophia Steinberg was in the eighth grade, but within two years she said her face, chest and back were covered with embarrassing lesions of cystic acne.
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Rather, the deeper problem is how Mr. Trump sporadically invokes the suffering of foreigners when he thinks it promotes United States strategic priorities — in this case, the nuclear crisis with North Korea.
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Focusing on a fictional music and entertainment label, Empire Entertainment, and the quarreling family behind it, the story was compelling in its illustration of a family that sporadically engages in soapy civil wars.
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According to SensorTower's director of data science, Sergey Bystritskiy, the app has only ranked in the top 1,500 for iOS sporadically since launching in 2014, so it's hard to get reliable download estimates.
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Like Valentine85, the above Instagram link has gone dead, but JKushner's scrobbles confirm In Colour (and the XX, in general) was getting some plays sporadically in June, and then a lot in July.
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Now his school is open sporadically (dependent on teachers being paid) and operating on a shift system to accommodate a surge of students coming from other schools that were destroyed in the war.
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The 75-second ad involves a montage of ultra-zoomed faces of a diverse range of people sliding like a kaleidoscope into one another as diversity-affirming text flashes sporadically across the screen.
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It's these cool memory remix moments, and how a relatively generic action title found time to sporadically pause and transform into a wholly different experience, from a face-pounder to a fascinating puzzler.
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Tensions between the two camps have sporadically spilled into the open, including a speech from Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri denouncing the government's critics at a major oil industry conference in Tehran this week.
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His relationship with the fans was sporadically strained, not least when he erected a statue of Michael Jackson outside the ground in tribute to the late singer, a close personal friend of his.
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Curtis Marshall is the program director for the National Mesonet Program at the National Weather Service — a sporadically connected network of state-based programs established after the publication of the 229 NAS report.
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She is cognitively impaired, disappearing sporadically and in patches like the cat in "Alice in Wonderland," only the more her brain deteriorates and the sleepier she gets, the mellower she seems to be.
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Colon also pitched most of the game with tightness in his left leg, which has bothered him sporadically when planting off the mound since a start on June 16 against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) won the state by just two points, while in 220006, Trump won by 2202 points, demonstrating how sporadically the political climate can change depending on the specifics of the race.
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Egypt opens Rafah sporadically, and those trying to leave Gaza must sign up with Hamas, which gives priority to patients, students at foreign universities, dual nationals and those with residency in third countries.
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It's the most deadly section of Everest's Southern climbing route; a river of ice riddled with bottomless crevasses beneath a cliff of hanging glaciers (seracs) that sporadically break free and come crashing down.
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Expect the unexpected with Colón's large-scale UV prints with oil, leaf, and camo motifs changed sporadically for more of his pop culture and political pieces with Speedy Gonzalez and Bod Dylan references.
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"The rebels include both jihadists formerly allied with Al Qaeda and commanders aligned with the Free Syrian Army, which has been supported sporadically by the Obama Administration," the New Yorker's Steve Coll writes.
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He staged a comeback in the '80s and, though he recorded only sporadically after that, he did win a Grammy Award, for best traditional blues album, for "Any Place I'm Going" in 1999.
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There was no immediate comment from the YPG, which clashes sporadically with Turkey-backed rebels from areas it controls to the south of Azaz and has denied previous accusations of attacks on civilians.
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It's hardly the first time Westworld has felt like a video game, but I'm far more interested in getting to play these versions of the characters than last season's flailing, sporadically insightful ones.
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Exhibited sporadically over the course of her life, and almost exclusively in group shows, Hurtado has recently experienced a rise to fame that has been thrilling to witness — albeit maddening in its lateness.
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"Just a Little Bit" leans toward jazz and Minimalism, with the meticulous Brian Blade on drums carrying a syncopated pulse as Jones sustains a drone on organ and ornaments it sporadically on piano.
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The three old terminals, dating to the 1960s, are connected by an outdoor sidewalk and were upgraded sporadically through the decades with clusters of gates served by fans of tightly spaced jet bridges.
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Dunham and executive producer Jenni Konner made a series that was so human it sometimes hurt to look at — it never feels great to relate to anything that raw — but still sporadically joyful.
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These groups tended to focus on women's rights, health, status, and well-being — issues of tremendous importance to the flourishing of both women and the nation, but ones that Congress considers only sporadically.
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While it affects phones somewhat sporadically, problems with the Pixel's 3 RAM management can cause apps to close unexpectedly in the background, or sometimes even shut down right in the middle of being used.
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In La Paz, the seat of the national government, many houses have been cut off from water for days at a time and people are queuing to fill buckets from tankers that come sporadically.
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I feel that I can be friends with them sporadically and I love them out of shared history, but when I find myself starting to really doubt myself around them, I take a break.
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But even when applied individually, skin-care expert Dr. Lamees Hamdan tells us that it's a good idea to only get extensions sporadically, like before a wedding or special occasion, as opposed to consistently.
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Episode seven's "Underground" traps the entire regular cast (plus Biel and Braff) a mile beneath the earth and keeps sporadically jerking ahead in time as everyone's nerve dissolves and panic balloons into frantic rage.
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A 1998 peace deal largely ended three decades of sectarian violence in Northern Ireland, but police officers are sporadically targeted by small splinter groups of mostly Republicans opposed to Britain's rule over the province.
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Though a ceasefire agreement was signed last year, fighting still breaks out sporadically, as shown in VICE's magazine story on the foreign right-wing nationalists who have come here for a taste of war.
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The simple interactive ad will appear as part of the brand's takeover of ESPN's Discover portal ad space all day Friday as well as sporadically within several other publishers on the platform (including Mashable).
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There was Pacific Street, where he was born, and his grandmother's house in Harvey's West Bank area, where he lived sporadically when his mom needed an extra hand with him and his four brothers.
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Although tundra fires have burned sporadically in Alaska in the past, their frequency is increasing as temperatures rise, near-surface permafrost thaws and other forces make the low-lying plants more flammable, scientists say.
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But there he was, on stage, blowing kisses at the video camera and sporadically saying "Thank you!" in a girly voice, like a character from some kind of twisted version of The Little Mermaid.
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In Quetta itself, pro-Taliban jihadi ideology is openly embraced, and Taliban sources say the group's "Quetta shura", or council, has met sporadically in recent years to make important decisions including choosing new leaders.
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The investigation began after a routine audit of the town's records by the Puerto Rico Comptroller's Office in August 2016 found employees who were showing up for work only sporadically or not at all.
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Renamo and Nyusi's ruling party fought on opposing sides of a 16-year civil war before a ceasefire ended the bloodshed in 1992, however violence has flared up sporadically in the years since then.
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Burkina Faso, like other countries in West Africa, has been targeted sporadically by jihadist groups, including one founded by a local radical preacher, Ibrahim Dicko, who was released from prison in Mali in 2015.
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Sporadically fun and visually impressive, this third film works a bit too hard at flexing its laugh muscles, while bogging down in a midsection built around the enticing prospect of Thor versus the Hulk.
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Stone and Manafort have been in touch only sporadically in recent years, but Stone was among those who suggested to Trump that he hire Manafort as the campaign's manager for the 2016 Republican Convention .
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Where pre-Enlightenment Europe was sporadically cruel, post-Enlightenment Europe was systematically inhumane; where the pre-Enlightenment was haphazardly prejudiced, the Enlightenment was systematically racist, creating a "scientific" hierarchy of humanity that justified imperialism.
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Some rent apartment shares, single rooms or simply a bunk bed — or a share of one — in a crowded house that can include more than a dozen flight attendants and pilots cycling through sporadically.
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Mohammed Zanna, a resident and paralegal, told CNN that the forces shot sporadically in the air as residents, who said they had no prior notice, scrambled to find their families and pack their belongings.
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Nearby, a soldier stood with a hand on her assault rifle watching over the polling station, a reminder of the jihadist attacks that have sporadically shaken Tunisia, threatening its tourism industry and alarming voters.
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Jabu Mabuza's resignation comes after Eskom implemented severe nationwide power cuts in several bursts last year and sporadically this week despite low electricity demand when many businesses and factories were closed for the holidays.
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The rising belief that dietary fat consumption was the cause of obesity and heart disease — which had been written about sporadically for decades — suddenly coalesced into fact, shifting the public's attention away from sugar.
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Operations professor Achal Bassamboo and co-authors recently studied the most important factors that lead us to click "buy" during Amazon Lightning Deals — limited-time, limited-quantity promotions sporadically offered by the retailing behemoth.
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While Marcus exhibited sporadically in New York between 1957 and 1979, and was included in many group shows, including one at Pace Gallery in 1981, she seems to have become one of the invisibles.
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A year later, he would create Film Culture, a magazine that published, first regularly and later sporadically, for 41 years; four years later, he would launch the "Movie Journal" column for the Village Voice.
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But based on the hundreds of thousands of residents who sporadically rally in support of the group, Hamas is believed to retain a solid support base among some one-third of Gazans, said Abusada.
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Those who had recorded higher levels of physical activity were less likely to be dead, regardless of whether they exercised in bouts of 10 or more minutes, 5 minutes, or just sporadically throughout the day.
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Tuesday morning, seemingly inspired by a Fox News segment, he tweeted that flag burning should be not only illegal (a popular stance widely if sporadically held by Republican politicians) but punishable via loss of citizenship.
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It's a pity, since these periodic pairings of Elba and writer-producer Neil Cross happen sporadically enough -- the last season was 3 1/2 years ago -- to make each new adventure feel like an occasion.
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But elsewhere in Darfur violence flares sporadically, particularly between Arab groups that used to be part of the Janjaweed, a state-sponsored horseback militia responsible for much of the killing and raping during the genocide.
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"Kratom has been sporadically studied since the 1970s, at least," he says, and we now understand that a pair of alkaloids—mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine—activate Mu opioid receptors in the brain and spinal cord.
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Iranian support for the militant group Hezbollah in Lebanon and even, sporadically, to the Taliban in Afghanistan, in the form of weaponry and military training, has also made Iran a pariah on the global stage.
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I did realize though—after a few years of visiting Dr. Parikh sporadically—how valuable it is to have someone with my exact skin type advising me on how to handle and heal my skin.
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Fox host Jesse Watters recently landed his own show within that genre, which — unlike the Fox and Friends model of sporadically interviewing people outside the studio — follows right in The Daily Show's tightly edited footsteps.
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For the next couple of months, he performed sporadically at the club, and by that October, he was no longer simply popping in, but making scheduled appearances — marking a new phase of his comeback attempt.
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Packaged as a curio called "Endless," it stars assorted Mr. Oceans (three of him) wearing sweats and sweaters, sending planks of wood through a table saw as airy, new, sporadically inviting music inhabits the soundtrack.
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Louis C.K. had been making surprise appearances at the venue sporadically since the end of August after having disappeared from the public eye, setting off a debate about whether his comeback attempt was tone deaf.
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And for years, there were calls — mostly from the left wing of the Democratic Party but also sporadically from Republicans like Mitt Romney — for the Obama administration to officially designate China as a currency manipulator.
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And such deals already do pop up sporadically, but at a smaller scale, including in the energy industry, where private equity firms write checks to back oil and gas executives building exploration and production companies.
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Be aware that some small businesses are shipping more sporadically than usual, as they may be operating remotely or only having one person in the office at a time, so patience is a virtue here.
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Marisa Merz was routinely identified as the wife and, since 2003, the widow of one of Arte Povera's leading figures, Mario Merz; for years her own work was exhibited sporadically and afforded only glancing consideration.
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The health insurance tax, which applied to health insurers, and the medical device tax, which applied to products like X-ray machines, pacemakers, artificial hearts and artificial hip and knee joints, have been sporadically implemented.
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A recent analysis published in the journal Nature Climate Change warned that companies are reporting on these risks only "sporadically and inconsistently" and often take a narrow view of the dangers that may lie ahead.
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Territorial clashes between French and British fishermen have flared sporadically in the past decades, most recently last August when French vessels rammed British trawlers off the coast of Normandy in the so-called "Scallop Wars".
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Vamos wrote the listicle five years ago, but YourTango recycles it sporadically, and it seems that editors first cut the "DTF" entry due to the negative Twitter response after the article's most recent run in August.
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For the moment, interventions will be done sporadically and in smaller volume than between 2015 and 2017, he said, with the central bank waiting to see what the ECB does and how that affects the markets.
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In Paris, riot police used tear gas and water cannon, and charged sporadically at several points along the traditional International Workers' Day rally to disperse groups of masked protesters who had immersed themselves in the crowd.
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What makes the concept work, or at least sporadically fun, is the easy banter among the players -- foremost among them Shatner, who is, at 85, the group's eldest member -- and the sheer audacity of the premise.
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Even so, in past decades territorial clashes between British and French fishermen have flared sporadically, most recently last August when French vessels rammed British trawlers off the coast of Normandy in the so-called "Scallop Wars".
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Because the bulk of this spending is handled outside of the annual budget and appropriations process, we only sporadically talk about how much we spend on transportation or how we could get out of the investment.
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However, looking at how sporadically the global gaming industry has grown in the last five years, more and more game developers have jumped into the fray and started catering to the online multi-player games genre.
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Germany would be left as the only EU member leading one of the alliance's four forward-deployed battlegroups in eastern Europe (France has sporadically contributed a handful of troops to the British-led deployment in Estonia).
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