How does that agenda square with Trump's brand of Republicanism?
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It's hard to square with the British prime minister's goals.
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The New York Times article doesn't square with common sense.
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This is less easy to square with HAST's scientific credentials.
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But it was hard to square with the hot wings.
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How does that square with your interest in heavier music?
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The adult Bujar is difficult to square with the adolescent.
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Yet Levick's published writings don't square with his actual observations.
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It looks like a square with one corner folded over.
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The word that begins in the square with that number.
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But it's also one that doesn't really square with the facts.
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And these numbers suggest that perception may not square with reality.
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This weekend, Venus will square with Mars, pulling you opposing directions.
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"This absolutely doesn't square with their own budget," Mr. Greenstein said.
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Eyewitnesses tell TMZ, Malia was in Harvard Square with a friend.
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" He continues, "She's in the middle of Times Square with no monitors.
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Then she separates each square with more parchment, and freezes them again.
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The attacker struck in Russell Square, with police quickly swarming the scene.
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That is difficult to square with a rising dollar sucking in imports.
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But publicly available details of his itinerary don't square with that assertion.
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It sounds like you're saying that does square with the company's values.
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Good. But you might not be square with Uncle Sam just yet.
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Does that movement of my finger square with what I really feel?
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But this popular cultural analogy does not square with the actual truth.
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What are the protesters' grievances and how do these square with reality?
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But this model doesn't square with what we see on Ceres' surface.
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Tap the icon that looks like a square with arrows circling it.
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The outdoor space was a cramped square with walls built up high.
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Press into a square with your hands, then cut it in half.
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But how would that square with starring in A Star Is Born ?
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Utility people wash the Ploshcha Rynok Square with a disinfectant, March 20.
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That assertion was hard to square with most of the available evidence.
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Ten are horizontal canvases and one is a square with a horizontal composition.
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These numbers square with reported lower rates of teen pregnancy in recent years.
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How did that square with her claim to be a champion of women?
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I sat on the little square with the hanging baskets and ate it.
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Held in the town square with all of our classic Stars Hollow features.
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Top one square with filling, and gently top with the other square. 3.
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That's hard to square with HNA selling a controlling stake in Urumqi Air.
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"But those arguments don't square with recent science on the issue," Bergstrom said.
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It's hard to square with the rest of Chance, as we know him.
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That is hard to square with Brexiteers' claim that membership has been damaging.
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Egypt's generals have ringed the roundabout in Cairo's Tahrir Square with iron grating.
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Yet this is hard to square with other numbers coming out of Zimbabwe.
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The obvious answer, "for authoritative advice", doesn't square with what people actually buy.
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Tap the icon that is a square with an arrow arcing over it.
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Kavanaugh's views on the CFPB square with his longstanding approach to business cases.
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He's also written plenty of tweets that don't square with his new boss.
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These observations are difficult to square with anyone's conception of a just society.
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But how does this square with our long history of Democrats nominating brainiacs?
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Fairly often, the new evidence doesn't square with what we thought we knew.
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But putting the blame on Navient doesn't square with the company's own advertising.
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Last week, he went to the main square with his mother to protest.
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So how does that square with the desire for a truly inclusive nationalism?
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Scalia's philosophy is hard to square with the reality of the constitutional debate.
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But this logic does not square with how book publishing traditionally handles plagiarism.
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The pivot to privacy doesn't square with those laws, and could have significant consequences.
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Such cost-sensitivity is hard to square with the idea that competition is lacking.
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Egypt's high threshold has created claims on paper that do not square with reality.
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How did this square with the things that you heard at the Republican convention?
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One is a long, flat wand, another a tiny square with a thumbprint depression.
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The misgivings of executives also don't square with the general strength of the economy.
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And it still doesn't square with the assertion that abortion is a murderous act.
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But it is hard to square with rising competition in a slow-growth business.
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But it is unclear how any new legislation would square with Trump's deregulatory push.
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How does this square with the things that you heard at the Republican convention?
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Using iMessage or SMSOpen the picture, then tap the square with arrow icon.1.
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The reality just doesn't square with how Canada's leaders perform for an international audience.
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Tap the Share icon, which looks like a square with an arrow pointing up.
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How does the modern bureaucracy square with the original vision of a federal government?
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Critics say the company's argument is hard to square with the statute's clear requirements.
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This lunar eclipse will stir up our feelings as the moon will square with Uranus.
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This findings square with what people who work in the breastfeeding advocacy arena told me.
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The data square with research from other firms that track the industry, like Counterpoint Research.
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However, that doesn't quite square with some of the more immediate comments about the economy.
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How does that square with that notion of Republicans as the party of fiscal responsibility?
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The company uses Times Square, with its huge array of billboards, in its promotional material.
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There is a heavy police presence on the square, with armored vehicles making regular patrols.
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There should be a square with an arrow pointing up to the right of it.
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They parted at the entrance of the Galleria, and I crossed the square with Righetti.
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Hana Dreidi, 50, had come to the square with her sister and her sister's children.
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Those plans are hard to square with the president's promises to lower premiums and deductibles.
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But she presents an idealized version of American leadership that doesn't square with historical reality.
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If those two things sound hard to square with each other, that's because they are.
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Mr. Trump's deference to the military, meanwhile, is hard to square with its track record.
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You can have many episodes in your past that don't square with most Americans' sensibilities.
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And I think that that is impossible to square with leftist objectives and leftist politics.
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It remains to be seen whether these changes will square with Zhang's user-first philosophy.
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Kavanaugh's argument is also hard to square with the Supreme Court's decision in Abbott v.
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Google has been approached for comment regarding whether the numbers square with their internal figures.
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"I was invited to play in Jackson Square with all the older musicians," Bradford said.
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And that doesn't always square with the interests of, say, the diplomatic arena, political arena.
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Until a few years back, it fittingly shared the square with the iconic FAO Schwarz.
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He was spotted Monday night in Times Square with the mystery woman, only identified as Chloe.
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How that will square with costlier health components like Apple's ECG, however, remains to be seen.
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In the virtual valley below is a glowing green square with text that reads PERSON 98%.
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It's particularly hard for them to believe because it doesn't square with their own eating experiences.
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In Beijing, security was tight at Tiananmen Square, with long lines at bag and identity checks.
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That doesn't square with the fact that Holliday herself said Friday she was fully on board.
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Gillespie and TIGHAR have their own theories about Earhart's fate that don't square with the documentary.
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Q. How does that square with your decision to allow Daily Stormer to be taken down?
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Three decisions stand out that are hard to square with Mueller's image as an apolitical icon.
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Such open discourse is important even if what is said does not square with our worldview.
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My bathroom is basically a square with one cabinet under the sink and one medicine cabinet.
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AT&T's response: "This conclusion doesn't square with the facts," said a spokesperson in an email.
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The purple hardback is about 9 inches square, with a fourfold poster and a 45 r.p.m.
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I want to be straight as an arrow, but my transness doesn't quite square with that.
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That's hard to square with the fact that she has been outspoken about rejecting the hijab.
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It took place after school and often filled the streets of Times Square with shrieking teenagers.
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And how does that contraction square with his insistence that he's the one to vanquish Trump?
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It folds into a surprisingly small square, with a cover screen at the front for notifications.
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How the heck would that square with what we know happens in the show going forward?
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She focused on turning stores into a "modern-day town square" with hands-on training sessions.
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Even the revised version is still quite difficult to square with documents and other witnesses' accounts.
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Analysts said such denials don't square with the men's clear track record of far-right ideology.
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All this additional growth results in deficit reduction assumptions that analysts say don't square with reality.
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Again, this doesn't square with Apple's longstanding efforts — led by Cue — to deliver a skinny bundle.
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Police later found out the tip didn't square with video surveillance footage taken from the building.
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How that income will ultimately square with the information on his personal income taxes, however, is unclear.
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The stacks can be round and irregular, square with rounded edges, horizontal and narrow (panoramic), or elliptical.
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It's harder to square with the fact that Trump himself ended up being the party's coordination point.
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But that does not square with a doctrine it has developed known as "escalate to de-escalate".
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When I tell Shapiro, she tells me something that seems to square with what you're probably thinking.
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"How does this [speech] square with the things that you heard at the Republican convention?" he asked.
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Since Trumplaw is such a novel form of jurisprudence, it's exceedingly hard to square with existing precedent.
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"That is going to be hard to square with Republican goals," Gale told me, putting it mildly.
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Yet Huawei's supposed independence is not easy to square with China's all-out defence of the firm.
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Pretrial detention is a societal necessity; it is also difficult to square with the presumption of innocence.
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Assuming you're square with Google per the above instructions, we can actually get to the machine learning.
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After this intro, it's all private jet antics and dances in Times Square with big inflatable babies.
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This is hard to square with the idea that the delegates doing the work is demonstrably undemocratic.
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The Americans, however, thought the Europeans' penchant for secret diplomacy and intrigue didn't square with U.S. interests.
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The structure spans the start of The Mall, the long road linking Trafalgar Square with Buckingham Palace.
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A town square with linoleum underfoot, not grass, and fluorescent lighting above, not a Norman Rockwell sky.
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I can still remember seeing "The Fly" at midnight, here in Times Square, with a packed audience.
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She lives near One Manhattan Square with her husband in a house that she bought in 1989.
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I hit him fair and square with the egg as he arrived at the Warwick railway station.
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It's not a circular lamp, but rather a square with one missing side — that's where your face goes.
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Walking through Red Square with Gorbachev, Reagan was asked whether he still thought Russia was an evil empire.
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AML software can also spot anomalies like payments for commodity imports that don't square with ship itineraries, say.
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If we're feeling reserved, we request short tips, filed square with a light coat of Essie Ballet Slippers.
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The RVR looks like a flat square with rounded edges and a pair of rubber, all-terrain treads.
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How does that square with the near doubling of the euro area growth last year to 1.6 percent?
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The subjective experience of happiness, it appears, doesn't quite square with more objective measures used to study it.
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How does natural law theory square with constitutionalism, which binds judges to the terms of a written document?
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Mr. Trump is pushing radical nationalist and isolationist ideas that do not square with his own party's platform.
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Cleveland Marquita Jackson and her boyfriend, Joseph Meeks, had come to Public Square with their two young children.
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What to order: The Spicy Spring Street Square — with fra diavolo sauce, spicy pepperoni, and mozzarella — is $3.95.
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Two other former employees have also accused Gurung of treatment that does not square with his public image.
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There are other details that McDermott finds difficult to square with the idea of Baluchi as unwitting participant.
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That explanation, however, doesn't exactly square with Trump's seeming confusion about the meeting, which the other leaders attended.
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In Beijing, security was tight as usual at Tiananmen Square, with long lines at bag and identity checks.
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Thousands have been camped out in Baghdad's central Tahrir Square, with many thousands more joining them by day.
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This makes Islam an inherently seditious doctrine impossible to square with loyalty to a secular liberal-democratic regime.
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To me, it looks like a square with buttons on it and two little handles on each side.
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However, it's not easy to make plans due to the moon's square with Neptune, the planet of. illusions.
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Meredith's sister Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone) has her own love square with dad-to-be Owen Hunt (Kevin McKidd).
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Last year&aposs event was held on Pyongyang&aposs Kim Il Sung Square with a reported 100,000 people attending.
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Next up is YES, the collaborative clay project in Garage Square, with which Fischer wanted to create something democratic.
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" It is flat world, roughly square, with four horizons, a place "where time is circular and space is paradoxical.
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The catch is that Mars will be in a cranky square with Uranus as soon as he changes signs.
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Milan, Credito Valtellinese holds inauguration ceremony of historical headquarters in San Fedele Square with CEO Luigi Lovaglio (0930 GMT).
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Dozens of residents greeted his motorcade at the town&aposs dock square with some waving flags and holding signs.
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But the new domain registries also square with previous rumors that Apple may be developing self-driving car technology.
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Trump's administration offered a bunch of explanations for Trump's wiretapping allegations, none of which appeared to square with reality.
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The New York-based group hailed Airbnb's "important recognition that such listings can't square with its human rights responsibilities".
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Imagine New York's Time Square with a makeover from John Carpenter's They Live—but without any pretense of deception.
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That number doesn't square with what is likely to be the enormous cost of making Mars habitable for humans.
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But how does that square with the other political allegories and storylines that have been left by the wayside?
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The idea that, in this context, Tesla is worth $50 billion is sort of hard to square with reality.
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Such an outcome would be impossible to square with the Fed's mandate to promote full employment and stable prices.
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Pros: Luxury-leaning hotel in Times Square with nicer rooms than many nearby counterparts for roughly the same price.
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Officer Van Dyke made still more assertions in his testimony that just didn't seem to square with the facts.
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Mr Sirisena's conduct so far suggests he will not accept any result that does not square with his own plans.
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The upwards trend does square with earlier research, but it's higher than previous estimates that only relied on self-reports.
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Garutti has spent his entire career in the hospitality business, and will undoubtedly come to Square with an insider's perspective.
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That's when thousands of protesters are expected to show up in London's Trafalgar Square with the 20-foot Trump Baby.
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The findings square with law enforcement intelligence about how synthetic opioids have flooded the illicit drug supply in North America.
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When Obama paused in Revolution Square with famous #Che Guevara sculpture in background, a collective gasp in this conference room.
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But wait a second: How does the above explanation square with everything else in this movie and the broader MCU?
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As the result in West Java suggests, voters' choices in provincial elections may not always square with their presidential preferences.
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Utah startup The Void launched an elaborate Ghostbusters-themed "hyperreality" experience in Times Square, with plans for more to follow.
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On the morning of December 22, he was in the village square with his video camera, capturing the jubilant celebrations.
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Mr. Ratmansky instead projects a single work on the backdrop, Kandinsky's radically modern "Color Study: Square With Concentric Circles" (1913).
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All of Apple's iPhones have a larger new cutout for the camera sensor that resembles a square with rounded edges.
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The sunniness of Angela Missoni's relationship to travel is not easy to square with her personal experience of its perils.
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But many on Wall Street say that insistence does not seem to square with what they see in Tesla's finances.
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Wim's denials, however, are impossible to square with the many threats that Astrid and Sonja recorded him making against them.
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"These numbers are hard to square with the stated agenda of making State and the Foreign Service stronger," she wrote.
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The idea of a meritocracy is a pleasant abstraction, but does it actually square with the reality of human life?
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And Trump's onetime suggestion that flag burning be made a crime: How does that square with the constitution's fixed star?
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According to the Cambridge police report, a woman went to a restaurant in Harvard Square with Mr. Cox on Oct.
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This is hard to square with the fact that companies based in the United States have prospered in recent decades.
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MJ Insurance eventually offered up $250,000, in part to help the student-run company get square with its Bermuda regulators.
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Finally, the liberal resistance to all things Trump doesn't square with recent polling conducted for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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The town has a square with Spanish-style architecture, and the area attracts visitors with its wineries and rustic accommodations.
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In the Photos app, you choose the photo and tap the icon of a square with an arrow pointing upward.
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At Grant Elementary School, I played four square with the children of immigrants from the Philippines, Czechoslovakia, Mexico, and Lebanon.
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Over the past several years, CFIUS has asserted a regulatory reach that is hard to square with the 2007 legislation.
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There are few sights that awaken more primal fears in me than Nazis marching through a town square with torches.
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Flooding a site with internet traffic, to them, is like filling a town square with people, or holding a sit-in.
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Oh and one coda for my fellow Palm nerds: the Jamboard is a big, rectangular square with a rounded plastic back.
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It can be difficult to square with the hype and bluster with which AI is discussed by tech companies and advertisers.
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The camera icon in the middle is no longer a square with a circle inside and now resembles an actual camera.
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With this arrangement, each tree takes up a square with sides equal to 2R, for an area of 4R2 square meters.
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What is that strange key in the top row that looks like a square with two straight lines next to it?
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Past models were square with a large button in the center that didn't look like a button or like a doorbell.
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On December 31, Mars will move into fiery, go-getter Aries, reigniting our passions and dismantling that tricky square with Jupiter.
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And with inflation in most big economies below central bankers' target, sharply higher rates are hard to square with their mandate.
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It was a square with a stick-figure person, arms and legs extended in an X shape, hovering in its center.
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First lady Melania Trump did stand by the tweets, although that doesn't seem to square with her plan to combat cyberbullying.
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These new findings square with a report published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which took a longer view.
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ABC will air the walk as a live, two-hour televised event called Highwire Live in Times Square with Nik Wallenda.
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Highwire Live in Times Square with Nik Wallenda will air live on Sunday, June 23 from 8 to 10 p.m. EST.
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One is a Devon Tread One, an American-made watch whose face is a blocky black square with stark white numbers.
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This idea that people have fixed or informed views about central issues doesn't square with most of the data we have.
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Jupiter's square with Neptune is a longstanding astrological transit that we're swimming all year, but it's especially potent at this time.
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He spends mornings at Twitter and afternoons at Square, with breaks at Blue Bottle coffee shop in between, according to Recode.
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Then he blamed Bra, though in doing so he described a sequence of events that is hard to square with reality.
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But that doesn't exactly square with G.M.'s big shift toward electric vehicles, which may require new facilities and skill sets.
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Vindman, their recollections of those events simply don't square with my own or with those of Ambassador Volker or Secretary Perry.
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He held it up, and we all squinted at the flattened forest green square with plastic hairs fraying at its edges.
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The price gain was hard to square with the sales decline, indicating the data are noisy and could be revised ahead.
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So, that's what we're looking at: a lot of theories and possibilities that don't quite square with the previously established facts.
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He ran through Times Square with a keyboard under his arm and made it just in time to perform on the show.
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Rebecca Blundell, who was in Hamilton Square with daughters Lily, 6, and Lottie, 2, says Harry asked how to spell Lily's name.
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During the campaign and the post-election transition, Mr Trump made several statements that seem difficult to square with America's founding document.
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Some of that didn't quite square with me — most of the crew that supports her creatively, spiritually, administratively seem to be men.
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Mars, the planet of action, will move into Pisces on November 16, creating an astrological aspect known as a square with Jupiter.
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This observation is difficult to square with the fact that humans are pumping more carbon into the air now than ever before.
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TEL AVIV — Days before Israel's last national election, 40,000 Israelis packed Rabin Square with a message for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: Enough.
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Max Ribner, who has known the family since 2012, said allegations from neighbors don't square with what he knows about the Harts.
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Ten men identifying themselves as Ohio militia walked through Public Square with weapons on open display, surrounded by a pack of journalists.
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Rampage Jackson says there's only 1 way he can get square with Nick Diaz after Diaz tried to swoop his girl -- FIGHT!!!!!!
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That's hard to square with a show that sells what many believe is an outdated and dull version of sexuality and femininity.
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I thought I won that fight fair and square with all three judges, but it turns out it was a split decision.
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So Twitter's continued acceptance of ad dollars from cryptoland looks pretty hard to square with its own ad policy at this point.
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It's just how does it square with someone making $28500,6900 getting taxed at a higher bracket, even with the new 2628 brackets?
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He's also expected to talk about immigration, though how exactly that will square with the whole unification thing is far from clear.
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Early in From the Ground Up, Schultz admits that his own approach to debt doesn't square with his experience as an executive.
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Dismantling these protections is wrong, and it does not square with our faith or the faith of millions of pro-life Americans.
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One way to make that more likely is to make our policies square with what we learn from technology and social science.
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Tap the bottom left icon, typically associated with uploading or sharing, that looks like a square with an arrow pointing up.7.
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In the public imagination, this has given the phrase meaning that's impossible to square with what it represents in my daily life.
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The early days of the demonstration mixed the democratic spirit of Tahrir Square with the camp-out culture of Occupy Wall Street.
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Philip-Lorca diCorcia's "Heads" (22012) was made in Times Square with a camera on a tripod and an elaborate strobe-light setup.
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These explanations, though, don't fully square with early footage of him as a dancer: See how big and bold he could be?
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In the 1990s, the Times staff photographer Nancy Siesel started documenting the changes in Times Square with a vintage plastic Diana camera.
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But Di Maria's rocket wiped out nearly a full half a good work, and we're all square with a half to go.
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Food vendors from all over town set up in Duke of York Square with fresh oysters, dumplings, Pimm's Cups — anything you'd want.
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After the vote was all but called at 3 in the morning, I wandered around Times Square with two equally bewildered friends.
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Still, the scientists currently on the panel found that the three regulatory changes they evaluated did not square with relevant scientific research.
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It's a gem in Herald Square with some of the most breathtaking views of the Empire State Building in the entire city.
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There were grotesque images: like scenes of a black man being flogged in the public square, with white people attending and watching.
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The Brahms, recorded live with the Orchestra dell'Academia Nazionale and Antonio Pappano, starts off solid, even square, with the solo violin exercising restraint.
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Cover image: Snow covered Red Square with the Spasskaya Tower, left, and St. Basil's Cathedral, right, after a snowstorm in Moscow, Monday, Feb.
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So I think the assertion that the costs for allowing trans people to serve will be astronomical just doesn't square with the facts.
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And Square, with its at least 2 million merchant customers, may look to today's bankers a lot like Walmart did a decade ago.
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This would seem to square with Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins' recent suggestion that the sequel will be set in more "contemporary" times.
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But the asteroid hypothesis doesn't square with the moons' circular orbits and rotational rates, which cannot be produced by Mars' weak tidal pull.
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B&R is most famous for the aviation-themed pieces – all of them black and square with huge readable faces and handsome straps.
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Right now, the least used emoji is "input symbol for Latin letters (🔤)," which is a blue square with lowercase 'abc' on it.
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Continue this pattern, beginning each time with the subsequent square; if you miss the correct square with the rock, your turn is over.
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Finally, the question is how the US imposition of import restrictions under 232 on a sustained basis would square with global trading rules.
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Many rural voters tend to dismiss facts presented in the national news media because those facts don't square with the world they see.
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No monolithic religion or reality holds sway here; even "the Orient" proves to be a pure fiction that cannot square with actual existence.
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People take photos from an arcade of the flooded St. Mark's square with St. Mark's Basilica and the Bell Tower in the background.
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How does this square with the fact that Tier has taken capital from the oil-rich United Arab Emirates' sovereign wealth fund Mubadala?
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Choe Ryong Hae, a close aide to Kim Jong Un, addressed the packed square with a characteristically bellicose warning to the United States.
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The tracker is a small white square with corners rounded off that clips to a kid's belt loop, jacket or backpack quite easily.
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This is especially true for, say, trade; Thiel's free-market libertarianism doesn't square with the protectionist policy at the center of Trump's campaign.
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But in the illicit microcosm of Times Square, with its shadow- play of legitimate society, we recognize that they're pursuing the American dream.
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Embarrassment, he argued, comes about when who we're claiming to be in a social interaction suddenly doesn't seem to square with the facts.
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On the night of June 3, they stayed in the square with thousands of students as tanks, armored vehicles and soldiers closed in.
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The choice of the square, with its monument to the heroic but doomed uprising against Nazi occupation, sent a clear message, he said.
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"The future that students see for themselves does not square with the future of work," Schleicher said at the launch, according to Quartz.
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She once got members of a surveillance team from Liverpool's police force to direct her through a public square with her eyes closed.
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Indeed, Trump's arguments are hard to square with an opinion penned by Justice Neil Gorsuch, the president's first appointee to the Supreme Court.
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The packaging of a vinyl record is essentially a square with two (or more) faces, and you get to savor everything about the graphics.
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"The 12-year-old is a square with edges; 25 is a circle without edges," says Rossella Merighi, who works at La Consorteria 1966.
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The Showroom space will also double as a pop-up shop to feature different products from retailers who use Square, with selections rotating monthly.
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His confrontation with the likes of Viktor Orban in Hungary and Matteo Salvini in Italy would be difficult to square with amity toward Trump.
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Again, the stock market being artificially propped up by the Fed doesn't entirely square with reality, despite that constant complaint from stock market bears.
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He denied that interpretation — "I know exactly what happened that night" — but that seems hard to square with what he said in the past.
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But national trends reported on in national publications can also fail to square with local trends that might be reported on in local publications.
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Fox News and CNN will offer New Year's Eve specials out of New York's Times Square with reporters and personalities spread throughout the country.
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" The notion that Domino appealed to parents as a cheerfully sexless entertainer is hard to square with performances of songs like "Whole Lotta Lovin'.
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While that might have been enough to win the White House, it won't square with the reality of how government should respond to disasters.
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Ad buyers consistently answer yes, but their enthusiasm for the big game is increasingly difficult to square with the basic math of audience growth.
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Using iCloudAgain, go to the photo you wish to share and then tap the square with the arrow icon at the bottom left.1.
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At night the Square, with its monumental rosy tufa stone buildings, is lit up; the fountains spew through colored lights, music plays, people dance.
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The show adapts Bram Stoker's classic tale, telling the origin story of Count Dracula (Claes Bang of "The Square") with a gory, modern twist.
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Once we appeared at something called "Lunchtime Theater" in Times Square with two homeless people making up half our audience, but we welcomed anyone.
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That theoretical argument, however, is difficult to square with the facts here to successfully invoke the presidential communications privilege, for at least two reasons.
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This may be hard to square with the views of Trump's foreign policy advisor James Carafano (see links in the post and here): Science .
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You can also reach the dining room by way of the kitchen (a generous square with a central marble-topped island) and butler's pantry.
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Kamenar argues that Mueller's appointment by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein in May 2017 didn't square with the requirements of the Constitution's Appointments Clause.
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Brazilian police investigating the alleged mugging say they have found no evidence of the robbery and that CCTV footage doesn't square with the athletes' accounts.
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Brazilian police investigating the alleged mugging say they have found no evidence of the robbery, and that CCTV footage doesn't square with the athletes' accounts.
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Krispy Kreme has announced they will be opening their first-ever flagship store in Times Square, with plans to open its doors in early 2020.
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Kim continues to make public statements detailing his views that the country could come under attack, so this assessment appears to square with his priorities.
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Certainly, the $33 trillion valuation desired by the kingdom's crown prince in the oil producer's forthcoming initial public offering is hard to square with reality.
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A narrowing of spreads implies that investors see less risk of default in bonds, a prognosis which is hard to square with the slowing economy.
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Fibre is cheaper to maintain than old copper networks but that's still hard to square with Openreach's annual operating expenses of about 2.6 billion pounds.
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"The persistence of so many easily identified abusive accounts is difficult to square with any effective crackdown," study authors Matthew Hindman and Vlad Barash wrote.
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Indeed, admitting to vulnerability and flaws doesn't square with the assumption that lawyers must always be the confident, steady-hand problem solvers their clients expect.
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The two leaders met in Beijing's Great Hall of the People on Tiananmen Square, with the younger North Korean taking notes as Mr. Xi spoke.
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Kavanaugh's depiction of himself is hard to square with the image he presented at the time — an image that's been memorialized in his senior yearbook.
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In the future, the artists are looking to fill a square with parked cars, which they will illuminate from within and cover in translucent fabric.
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Go to the photo you wish to share, then tap the little square with the arrow pointing up out of it at the bottom left.
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The resilient support for Mr. Trump is hard to square with a constituency best known for trumpeting "family values" and proclaiming the nation's moral decline.
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Instead, the Trump Organization has been battered by a series of questions about its own business practices, and how they square with the president's policies.
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I was in Union Square with a photographer and three male models, styling a fashion shoot on the controversial topic of wearing shorts at work.
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The bulk of the participants got tripped up, confusing the colors of the "right" square with the colors of the image intended to distract them.
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Like the clowns he shared the town square with, a good charlatan could often juggle, simultaneously keeping up pretensions to scientific rigor and mystical profundity.
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He bought used comic books on jaunts to Times Square with a friend, the future National Lampoon writer Brian McConnachie, but didn't tell his parents.
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She is also permitted a display of self-possession that doesn't quite square with the sexual hunger she is sometimes asked to portray on film.
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Especially here in his element, with his ship, in a town square with a vast red First Order banner fluttering and Stormtroopers patrolling the wall.
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Fox News will ring in 85003 from Times Square with a new set of hosts for its annual special: Jesse Watters and Lisa "Kennedy" Montgomery.
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Officers set up a security cordon around Parliament Square, with around a dozen police cars and ambulances parked at the site, while helicopters circled above.
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Yet Mr. Pompeo declined to answer a question about how his demands square with the C.I.A.'s conclusion that Prince Mohammed was behind the assassination.
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The major problem with our polarized political culture is that it fails to square with the way prosecutors and FBI special agents see the world.
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This can be difficult to square with statistics showing that one in two South Africans live below the national poverty line of R779 a month ($58).
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Griffin will be back in action before the February 23 trade deadline, but his market value on an expiring deal won't square with Rivers' asking price.
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Such an approach would neither satisfy Republicans who have demanded outright repeal of Obamacare for years nor square with the campaign promises of President Donald Trump.
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Annette Proehl, of Pennsylvania, was in Times Square with children on a field trip when she heard the screeching tires of the vehicle and people screaming.
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The conventional narrative — that the general population and donors are deeply divided on the issue, with donors favoring more progressive measures — doesn't square with the data.
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But that enthusiasm for Trump doesn't square with the GOP's struggles to defend safely Republican House seats, like in Ohio's 12th Congressional District, where state Sen.
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Indeed, the picture of the hard-charging lawman standing up for women does not square with the secretly abusive and controlling boyfriend described in the magazine.
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But "Narcos" makes the entire rural escapade feel like a contrivance, an off-the-books dramatic interlude that doesn't square with the rest of the show.
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Just a short walk from the Grand Market Square in the center of Delft is the Beestenmarkt, a quieter, smaller square with nice cafes and bars.
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One of the hottest areas of Milan is Piazza Gae Aulenti, a futuristic-looking square with a fountain at its center in the Porto Nuova neighborhood.
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But in Texas, some conservatives say Mr. Cruz's actions, both then and now, square with their principles of fiscal prudence and the proper role of government.
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A local historian met us at a cafe on the edge of the Old Town Square with photocopies of what he thought were my family's records.
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It's a clever argument, but it's hard to square with Whole Woman's Health, which already determined that admitting privileges laws do little to protect patient health.
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"Their recollections of those events simply don't square with my own or with those of Ambassador Volker or Secretary Perry," he said in his prepared testimony.
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These impressions are hard to square with the glass-and-concrete city that appears when I search "Kunming" online, but, then, thirty-three years have passed.
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It was the campaign's first explanation to date — but one that still left many questions unanswered and did not square with Mr. Biden's most recent remarks.
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"I think people come to Times Square with the readiness and expectation to see anything and everything," said Jean Cooney, the director of Times Square Arts.
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But his claims of huge new breakthroughs have been difficult to square with the results of negotiations that have reshaped trade deals rather than revolutionized them.
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And that is the point, the police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, said at a news conference on Thursday in Times Square with Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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Most important, those recollections of protest do not square with the documentary record of our interactions with the NSC in the days and weeks that followed.
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"Their recollections of those events simply don't square with my own or with those of Ambassador Volker or Secretary Perry," he said in his prepared testimony.
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He also makes rather run-of-the-mill focaccia and pizzas by the square, with various toppings, as well as huge, pillowy bomboloni and layer cakes.
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Beyond the monthly unemployment rate data there are other job market statistics that are hard to square with Trump's dystopian take on the prospects for American workers.
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Beyond the monthly unemployment rate data, there are other job market statistics that are hard to square with Trump's dystopian take on the prospects for American workers.
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Earlier in the day, Gordon-Levitt had a two-hour lunch at Harvest in Harvard Square with a group of about 15 students from the theater troupe.
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She walked across the Qasr el-Nil Bridge into a tightly guarded Tahrir Square, with the slogan "It is still the January revolution" emblazoned on her back.
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It's an image that will be tough to square with the reputation Oracle has developed during this case as a corporate fist clamping down on open source.
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The chairman has also faced questions about how his efforts to limit Lifeline square with the push for expanded broadband access he has made his signature issue.
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For what these people have trained to do, for what they want to do with their talents, the current model is difficult to square with traditional corporatism.
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When Barbato and Bailey first met RuPaul, he was putting up posters in Times Square with a picture of himself that read: "RuPaul is everything," Barbato recalled.
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There were details and details and details, and a narrative had to be written, because, well, yeah, but this was a square with a hole in it.
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The structure approximates a circle in a square: with a long slab roof along the front, a landscaped entryway and huge round courtyard, open to the sky.
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The children sat in rows, facing forward, each within his or her assigned square, with their legs crossed and their hands clasped or folded in their laps.
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To name just one issue: How does it square with the neoliberal championing of free trade, an issue in which Trump campaigned to the left of Clinton?
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The prospect of a market near to balance has helped narrow the contango (Brent contango is hard to square with missing barrels, Reuters, March 9) (tmsnrt.rs/1Sij459).
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Freedman was struck by how often conversations centered on money, "even worse than in New York," a fact that didn't square with being surrounded by natural wonders.
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While not nearly as unsightly as some early mock-ups suggested, the dual rear cameras are noticeably larger and encased in a big square with rounded corners.
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The picture below illustrates the scale of the empty square, with the pope himself visible only as a small white dot in the center of the image.
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The main, heavily choreographed parade was held on Moscow's Red Square with tanks and missile launchers rumbling in front of Soviet leaders, saluting them from Lenin's Tomb.
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And as a result, his statements are difficult to square with each other — not only over the course of a single day but even within individual tweets.
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And that increase doesn't square with all that Trump has said about being more reluctant to embroil us in military conflicts than some of his predecessors were.
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Week in, week out for years, I also passed through this square with our younger son on our way to and from the city zoo, next door.
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" Murray also says in the letter that Price's comment "echoes promises made by President Trump and Republicans that simply do not square with rigorous, independent, publicly available analysis.
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But that will be hard to square with the demands of Merkel's junior coalition partner, the left-leaning Social Democrats (SPD) who are also being punished by voters.
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Nor does it square with his suggestion that he would get China to make North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "disappear," which certainly sounds like an assassination threat.
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The Beijing site will be close to Tiananmen Square, with all the centers creating an immersive match day feel, as well as housing restaurants and a club shop.
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At least five activists scaled the building on Belgrave Square with a banner which read: "Exit Coal - Protect Hambach Forest," according to a Reuters photographer at the scene.
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The engine cluster is also different; the original design had 4 Raptor engines in a square, with two smaller "sea-level" engines for landing operations in-between them.
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Around 1,000 people gathered to watch the blimp launch in Parliament Square, with organizers of the stunt wearing red boiler suits and baseball caps emblazoned with "TRUMP BABYSITTER".
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But the quick uptake has given way to yet another problem: The bikes are now polluting the public square, with mangled two-wheelers piled high on some sidewalks.
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The neighborhood south of Houston Street originated as a mid-19th century precursor to Times Square, with hotels and high-end shops close by theaters, casinos and brothels.
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And after the first return of funds in September, the company said that it was square with investors and would keep the returned funds, using them for development.
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The idea that law enforcement embraces civil asset forfeiture purely out of a high-minded desire to take a bite out of crime doesn't square with the facts.
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The authoritarian turn that China is taking, in the name of saving one-party rule from itself, is hard to square with a quest for globally driven growth.
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Furthermore, unrestricted abortion policies, or abortion on-demand, I cannot square with my personal belief in the sanctity of human life — including the life of the yet unborn.
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Around 1,000 people gathered to watch the blimp launch in Parliament Square, with organisers of the stunt wearing red boiler suits and baseball caps emblazoned with "TRUMP BABYSITTER".
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MIGHTY QUINN'S BARBEQUE Another branch of this popular barbecue chain opens near Times Square with a new pumpkin bread pudding: 1407 Broadway (39th Street), 646-719-1644, mightyquinnsbbq.com.
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"Airbnb's decision to end its listings in Israeli settlements is an important recognition that such listings can't square with its human rights responsibilities," the group said on Monday.
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Rather than speaking in terms of legality, corporate leaders can explain what's right about company tax positions and arrangements, and how those decisions square with their organization's values.
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Mr. Juechter drove a prototype, its body work disguised by a black-and-white pattern, through a bustling Times Square, with Mary Barra, the G.M. chief, riding shotgun.
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Pershing Square, with returns topping 50% for the year, was one of the big winners of 2019, as founder and billionaire Ackman returned the firm to its roots.
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On that spectacular fall morning, I walked into the agency's office, just off Times Square, with a bounce in my step reserved for people pretending to be relaxed.
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But if WikiLeaks' disclosures abetted Mr. Trump, how does that square with Mr. Assange's goals to undercut "authoritarian conspirators" and create incentives for "more humane forms of governance"?
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There was the parade in Pyongyang's main square, with wave after wave of missiles atop mobile launchers, intended to convey a sense that Mr. Kim's program is unstoppable.
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This account did not square with the location of the shooting victim's gunshot wounds and appeared contrary to video footage that showed the suspect running away from the officer.
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But this doesn't square with Wangari, who told Musyoka, and fellow human rights defender Francis Sakwa, that her son simply went out to buy groceries and never came back.
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Dutton's assurances don't square with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, which confirmed Wednesday that the new accommodation is "not ready" to house refugees or provide vital services.
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For "Sticky Majesty," which I watched Thursday evening at Gibney Dance's Agnes Varis Performing Arts Center, the stage is a pillared square, with the audience seated on two sides.
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That conclusion would be hard to square with a pair of Supreme Court cases four years ago in which wide majorities coalesced around the religious freedom of Muslim plaintiffs.
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That sentiment may be hard to square with decisions striking down, on novel constitutional grounds, the work of the people's representatives in such a large portion of the country.
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You know it — it's the strip of apps that appear when you tap the share button (the little square with the arrow erupting out of it) within an app.
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Parker was all smiles as she was snapped in Time's Square with her new 'do walking on set — wearing a champagne-colored, cocktail-length dress with brown strappy sandals.
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But Jackie Miller, an Australian tourist from Sydney, visiting Trafalgar Square with her two daughters, said she saw the protest's main effect as diverting police power from other areas.
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" He also condemned newspapers and magazines for accepting "misleading" advertising about cigarettes, and contended that the publishers must "square with their own consciences their contribution to our national mortality.
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This isn't atypical for Google, which has previously dominated Times Square with its Android advertising, but the difference is that the big ads are focused on the hardware now.
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The likely GOP presidential nominee will attend a meeting at the Marriott Marquis hotel in Times Square with some of the most influential Christian conservative leaders in the nation.
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Th August Doorbell Cam Pro is a small metal square with built-in cameras and a floodlight for brightening up your doorway if someone rings the doorbell at night.
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The video and sound "Jungle-Ized" — part of the Times Square Arts at the Crossroads program — was recorded along the longitudinal line that connects Times Square with the Amazon.
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This period of her life was formative, in part because she spent a lot of it performing in a live sex show in Times Square with a then-boyfriend.
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That is rather difficult to square with existing case law, particularly when the standard for a preliminary injunction requires a showing of a likelihood to prevail on the merits.
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Some of the protesters pelted the migrants in the square with flares, firecrackers and stones broken off sidewalks, and some chanted "burn them alive," according to local news media.
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On Monday, he will take a rare turn at the witness table to present for 30 minutes the facts before the committee and how they square with the law.
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To unarchive any archived email, select the "Move to Inbox" option, which is shaped like a square with a downward pointing arrow, in the toolbar above the archived message.
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As much as such a conception of their ancestors' faith has captured the imagination of most American Jews, it is hard to square with 3,000 years of Jewish tradition.
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Jayne Wilkinson, 59, from Birmingham, was near the statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square with her partner, David Turner, 56, when they saw people suddenly running from Parliament.
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Grace Mak, a Cantonese American woman in her 211s, lives in 246 Rutgers Slip, a rent-regulated building adjacent to One Manhattan Square, with her husband and three children.
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Ask Real Estate Q. We live in a co-op in Union Square with a lot-line window — the kind with chicken wire in the glass — in the kitchen.
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O'Connor's brand of pragmatism didn't necessarily square with the views of advocates on either side of the abortion debate, just as Casey wasn't an unalloyed good for either side.
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If you're a drone pilot who doesn't wear an Air Force uniform, chances are your aircraft looks something like a square with four rotors, a battery, and maybe a camera.
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This has always been true, a collision of imperfect information and the impulse to rationalize, to make the previously unthinkable square with what we thought we knew about the world.
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Digital cinematography avoids these problems: an image-sensor chip converts the scene into millions of pixels, each of which is a miniature square with a numerically coded brightness and colour.
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"Paid daily 'fantasy sports' operators claim they can legally operate as an unregulated house, but none of their arguments square with existing Texas law," Mr. Paxton said in a statement.
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Reineman's findings come from a survey of California surfers reporting their own experiences, but they square with basic logic, according to John Weber, the Surfrider Foundation's Mid-Atlantic regional manager.
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It could not be confirmed by press time why anyone in their right mind would want to stand in Times Square with a million other people on New Year's Eve.
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Unity against the coup In a rare show of unity, Turkey's main opposition party, the secular Republican People's Party, held a rally Sunday in Istanbul's Taksim Square with Erdogan supporters.
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So you have to wonder how, for example, Holocaust denial continuing to be being protected speech on Facebook will square with that stated mission for the human rights policy director.
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And plenty of questions — mostly around growth — surround Twitter and Square, with scrutiny set to intensify in the next few weeks as Twitter is scheduled to report earnings on Feb.
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Each spot celebrates the joys of doing nothing with serene scenes of two of the three celebrities relaxing around the house (Edelman's hyperactivity apparently can't square with such a lifestyle).
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NYPD says what really happened is a group of people on motorcycles rode through the Square with their engines backfiring as they went -- and that sound caused the mass panic.
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The house overlooks a square with a large tree-lined communal garden; it has a playground area and large lawn and is for the private use of all the residents.
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Though Mr. Nozawa retired from the kitchen in 2012, the group plans in November to open a branch of its Sugarfish chain close to Union Square, with about 40 seats.
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In Trump's hometown of New York City, celebrants will gather in Times Square with the temperature around 12 degrees Fahrenheit -- but it will feel colder because of the wind chill.
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If that was quite understandable, given the instability of the labour movement at the time, some of his other decisions were rather more difficult to square with his socialist principles.
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The findings don't square with our current reality, where a meme of a president, elevated by message and image boards, has turned our entire political discourse into a comment thread.
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Chris Dudley, a friend and supporter of Mr. Kavanaugh who belonged to DKE and went on to play professional basketball, says the allegations don't square with the man he knows.
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Whether Guatemalans will flood the central square with the same determination to hold Mr. Morales to account is uncertain, but the reaction was quick from supporters of the anticorruption battle.
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The evening outing, which took place at the Empire Cinema in Leicester Square, with a reception to follow at the nearby National Portrait Gallery — honors those who protect Africa's wildlife.
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The president posed for pictures with the U.S. and Cuban delegations in Havana's Revolution Square, with large sculptures of revolutionary icons Ernesto "Che" Guevara and Camilo Cienfuegos in the background.
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Make your way across the footbridge (mind the bikers pedaling through the throngs) to a small square with elevated bamboo huts where locals gather for a sort of singing bingo.
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To understand how this works, consider a square with the corners labeled A, B, C and D, with corner A in the lower right and corner B in the upper right.
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The contango is intimately connected with perceptions about the current and future balance between supply, demand, inventories and storage ("Brent contango is hard to square with missing barrels", Reuters, March 9).
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This is hard to square with the surveys before the referendum showing that a majority of British companies of all sizes, as well as virtually all big foreign ones, backed Remain.
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They reached a property settlement agreement that they did not file with the court, but told the judge the issues are resolved and they are both square with who gets what.
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His dad, on the other hand, struggles to come to terms with the fact that the idea that he had of who his son really is might not square with reality.
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There were still some deviations—Pence, a staunch Iraq War supporter, said we shouldn't "apologize to our enemies and abandon our friends," which doesn't quite square with Trump's anti-NATO position.
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Eleftheria Baltatzi, a 73-year-old pensioner, was one of the many people who saw images of sick children on television and turned up at the square with medicine and food.
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Does this square with how robots are actually used on the battlefield, and would you even want to have a robot shaped like a person, with arms, legs, and a head?
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The grand central staircase is made of walnut and chestnut, rising three stories to a leaded-glass skylight measuring 5-by-5-feet square, with a colorful design of peacock tails.
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His amateurish and bigoted actions are difficult to square with the dignity of his office, and it is unfathomable to imagine George W. Bush or Barack Obama acting in similar ways.
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Online operators' claims that they can "operate as an unregulated house" do not "square with existing Texas law," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said in a statement on his office's website.
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When pressed, she stood by her answer that Border Patrol has never put a child in "a cage like this" — and then outlined the shape of a square with her hands.
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Then he covers every square with a 7-to-10-line grid of thick oil-stick lines, usually in a somber indigo, black or sienna, but sometimes in purple or rose.
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Another time, I came across "Mary Poppins" on TV, and felt the strongest desire for the book version of the story — a perfect square, with watercolor illustrations, which I had cherished.
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Immediately below is another picture of the same square, with a smaller crowd who had come out the previous day to see Rouhani, with red arrows pointing out the empty areas.
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Awards fatigue was starting to set in at the Writers Guild of America Awards, held Saturday night at the Edison Ballroom in Times Square, with a concurrent ceremony in Los Angeles.
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It's unclear how the proposed boost for infrastructure would square with Trump's March budget outline, which floated a 13 percent cut to the Department of Transportation and axed several transportation programs.
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Co-housing, if it can shed its 1960s hippie commune associations, which doesn't square with how these communities operate today, is another path toward providing community and care for all ages.
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Starting a war with Iran in retaliation for an attack on Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, would be ugly, costly and harder to square with Trump's "American First" campaign rhetoric.
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Book the Knickerbocker Hotel starting at $250 per nightI don't typically associate Times Square with luxury — crowds, Broadway, Spiderman begging for photo tips, and more crowds come to mind more instead.
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Its crux is a series of frames within frames, and the farthest back is a square with columns of springs tethering opposite sides, trapping a strip of black cloth behind it.
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Tomi Lahren's "I Have Black Friends" tour of NYC made a stop in Times Square with Charlamagne Tha God, and instead of Black Lives Matter ... they focused on a different movement.
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His record was called into question by an Iowa State University student, Joi Latson, who asked how O'Malley's past criminal justice policies might square with his current platform to address structural racism.
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" The Knight Foundation criticized Twitter for claiming it cracked down on automated and "spammy" accounts, and said that "so many easily identified abusive accounts is difficult to square with any effective crackdown.
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For many physical traders, timespreads rather than spot prices provide the most reliable guide to the supply-demand-stocks balance ("Brent contango is hard to square with missing barrels", Reuters, March 9 ).
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But that vision is difficult to square with what we in the US and Europe know of colonial oppression, its mechanisms, and of the far-reaching legacy of the pogrom it initiated.
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That view was hard to square with the 37 indictments and seven guilty pleas or convictions produced by Mr Mueller's digging, but those, Mr Trump insisted, had nothing to do with him.
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The presence indicator inside chat, which was previously a somewhat ominous pulsating blue square with a white circle inside, has shrunk down to a smiley face that appears when your friend joins.
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Carey began her performance in Times Square with "Auld Lang Syne," but fans were quick to point out that her back-up track didn't seem to match with what she was singing.
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The shape of the futures curve is intimately connected with expectations about supply, demand, stocks and the availability of storage ("Brent contango is hard to square with missing barrels", Reuters, March 10).
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But that's hard to square with a recent filing, where the Mickey Mouse owner raised its Sky EBITDA forecasts by around a quarter for 2020 and 2021 to reflect lower soccer costs.
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The lackluster results square with a 2013 systematic review of the literature, which concluded that memory training programs have not been shown to make concrete improvements on memory, intelligence, or cognitive ability.
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In 1886, on the fourth day of national protests in the U.S. calling for an eight-hour work day, police officers responded to a homemade bomb in Chicago's Haymarket Square with gunfire.
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Indiana, who turns 90 in September, is best known for his image of the letters L, O, V and E arranged in a square, with the O tilted diagonally to the right.
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The company currently has three New York City stores — one in SoHo, one in Williamsburg and a recently opened location near Union Square — with plans to open in additional cities later this year.
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The Void was noticeably missing from Tokyo's VR landscape, despite its theme-park-like success in New York's Time Square with the Ghostbusters IP (where they charge gamers $50 per 8 min 'ride').
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Then he handed me my bag and walked to the square with me, motioned with his hands to go straight, turn left, turn right, turn right, smiled and went back to his shop.
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Contango tends to be associated with an oversupplied market and high and rising stocks, while backwardation is associated with the opposite ("Brent contango is hard to square with missing barrels", Reuters, March 10).
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The touchscreen is square, with a gesture-based UI, and the camera takes social network-ready square photos by default; the sensor is 12 megapixels, but square shots are cropped down to 8.
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But if the economy is being propped up, even artificially, how does that square with Mr. Trump's constant assertion that the economy is in the worst shape in the history of the Union?
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But how does that square with this passage near the start of Taylor's interview with Loock, in which he discusses his three-dimensional constructions in these terms: My formal training is in painting.
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Apple's new store is the result of a partnership with the Victorian Government and Federation Square, with ABC reporting that Fed Square lead architect Donald Bates has been well involved in the planning.
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Mussorgsky had particular paintings by Viktor Hartmann in mind; Mr. Ratmansky instead projects a single work on the backdrop, the more radically modern "Color Study: Square With Concentric Circles" (1913), by Wassily Kandinsky.
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The merchant will then receive an e-mail from BigCommerce with the Square Capital loan offer and, if interested, provide Square with more detailed information about the business in to get final approval.
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Since my version treated COALBLACKFEET as one answer, the number 18 wasn't in the square with the F in FEET but was essentially hidden in the black rebus square between COAL and FEET.
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Even before the Orlando mass shooting, this belief would have been hard to square with the relative safety of flying post-9/11 and the relative frequency and death toll of mass shootings.
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Marden would then fill the square with successive layers of wet, slow-drying paint, allowing thin rivulets of color to down from the square's bottom edge into the band below, like ragged threads.
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It's just the version of American Christianity that we see on the news, it just does not square with what I think of when I think of the best parts of The Bible.
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A bold steel square with rounded-off edges — a Berthier signature — the timepiece is now 38 mm (the original is 36.5 mm) and slightly curved so it follows the arc of the wrist.
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But if it is, that is tough to square with the short responsive submission the president's lawyers filed with the Senate on Saturday, which was followed on Monday by a lengthy trial memorandum.
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Today's new moon in Gemini marks a fresh start in your social life, dear Leo, but confusing emotions are in the air due to the moon's square with Neptune, the planet of illusions.
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The merchant will then receive an email from BigCommerce with the Square Capital loan offer and, if interested, provide Square with more detailed information about the business in order to get final approval.
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"Airbnb's decision to end its listings in Israeli settlements is an important recognition that such listings can't square with its human rights responsibilities," a spokesperson for Human Rights Watch wrote in an email statement.
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Critics, with iFixit among the most vocal, have knocked Apple in the past for how its environmental and reusability pledges square with the reality of its repair practices and the longevity of its devices.
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These are the essential algebraic properties of groups, and they endow groups, like the set of symmetries of the square, with a structure and a regularity akin to those of our familiar number systems.
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But this focus does not square with the low number of plots in the United States by Muslims, and it does a disservice to a minority group that suffers from increasingly hostile public opinion.
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How does this rousing call for solidarity square with Ivanka's comments that she doesn't believe 19 women — women who have nothing to gain from sharing their pain with the world and everything to lose?
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My instincts proved to be spot-on: When I went to take a look outside I saw them dragging their lumpy, intoxicated bodies across the square with their half-empty beers still in hand.
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It was unclear how that ambition will square with the Fed's determination, as articulated by Fed Chair Janet Yellen earlier this week, to raise rates gradually in order to prevent the economy from overheating.
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Ben Jacobs of The Guardian notes that Sanders won 62 percent of voters who want less liberal policies than Obama, which doesn't square with Sanders's reputation as the most progressive candidate in the race.
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The moon enters Scorpio, finding you in an intense mood—don't avoid the emotions that come up; use the energy created by the moon's square with Mercury retrograde and Mars to express them instead!
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The island's legislature did pass a law on April 5th authorising the governor to declare a moratorium on debt service, but such powers would be hard to square with the GOs' constitutionally protected status.
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Previously, the Midnight Moment series has filled Times Square with floating flowers, roaring oceans, and animated sunrises, but August's Midnight Moment is the most ambitious so far, says Times Square Arts Director Sherry Dobbin.
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If a given set of religious ideas really comes from God, Creator of the universe and Master of all, don't we have an obligation to infuse our public square with them — and only them?
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Fresh clashes erupted after night fall near Tahrir Square, with the sound of tear gas and stun grenades being fired echoing around central Baghdad, as it had nightly for the past week two weeks.
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Fresh clashes erupted after night fall near Tahrir Square, with the sound of tear gas and stun grenades being fired echoing around central Baghdad, as it had nightly for the past week two weeks.
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The Knickerbocker Hotel is a historic property that's been reimagined as a five-star luxury offering in the heart of Times Square with a rooftop bar, and restaurant from a famous chef, Charlie Palmer.
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The irony of Trump is that his overwhelming and perpetual presence in the public square, with controversial and inflammatory rhetoric, might make it much harder for Republicans to keep voter attention on the economy.
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Proof 373, by Tightening a Square Noose: The proof begins simply: Put a circle that has diameter 2 inside a square with side length 2, then repeatedly cut out rectangular pieces of the box.
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These numbers also don't square with exit polling, which finds that 212018 percent of Democrats voted for a Democratic candidate for the House, while 212014 percent of Republicans voted for a Republican House candidate.
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Today's new moon in Gemini brings you a much needed fresh start, Scorpio, but don't expect to have all the answers just yet, due to the moon's square with Neptune, the planet of fantasy.
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But Trump's ostensible dovishness on Middle Eastern wars, and his claim to represent tough-nosed dealmaking, does not exactly square with his plan to send in oil companies to forcibly remove the region's natural resources.
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But Ayliff said that did not square with what he knew and that Manafort was essentially renting the apartment from himself to use for his consulting business and had claimed business deductions in his taxes.
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At first glance, the details of Smith's killing don't quite square with the tales of unarmed black men being targeted by white cops that have been the building blocks of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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In the oil market, shifts in the structure of futures prices between contango and backwardation have corresponded with shifts in the market balance ("Brent contango is hard to square with missing barrels", Reuters, March 22014).
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That's where NuTonomy has a huge advantage in Singapore, a country that is just 720 km square with a government that pushes technology through a smart city program which includes open data, APIs and more.
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We're not predicting votes, but we are trying to spur or catalyze a moment of reflection, individual reflection, about how one's politics square with the candidates that are vying for their vote on Election Day.
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"The persistence of so many easily identified abusive accounts is difficult to square with any effective crackdown," write authors Matthew Hindman of George Washington University and Vlad Barash of the social media analysis company Graphika.
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Higher power prices, in turn, are hard to square with the broader need to revitalise the island's economy and to boost wages, which have stagnated for more than a decade, prompting a severe brain drain.
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But many Nickys we've encountered—on the street, in the audience when we give talks, and even fellow scientists—get confused when we say dieting doesn't work, because it doesn't square with their own observations.
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On Friday, police had lined most of the sidewalks around Times Square with temporary concrete and metal barriers, a stark reminder of Thursday's mayhem and the risks inherent in visiting tourist destinations in any city.
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This leads to a strange, but ultimately fitting bit as McKinnon leads Baldwin out of the building, where we're treated to a montage of the pair dancing in Times Square with members of the crowd.
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This doesn't square with the fact that T-Mobile will be acquiring Sprint's considerable debt, which will detract from investment possibilities (joint debt would total $77 billion, according to a presentation from the two companies).
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The street where Mother Emanuel is also houses a square with a statue honoring the pro-slavery South Carolinian John C. Calhoun, and the church itself was a focal point in the civil rights movement.
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To most observers, the closure of two movie screening rooms that shared a block near Times Square with a strip club and a souvenir boutique might seem like just another symptom of a changing neighborhood.
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And while the threat does not square with reality, since major car plants worldwide are typically unionized, a majority of workers are not willing to call this bluff and organize for better wages and conditions.
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There was a familiar pleasure to aligning a full row of purples or greens, but my brain didn't quite square with these squares, and I became frustrated when I couldn't finish even a single side.
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In Chrome on an iPhone (or an Android handset), go to the top of the browser window and tap the small square with the number in the middle, which indicates the number of open tabs.
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As it happened, I arrived for the interview extra early and bumped into her on the street, taking a morning stroll around Union Square with her son and seemingly unrecognized in her big winter coat.
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But many Nickys we've encountered -- on the street, in the audience when we give talks, and even fellow scientists -- get confused when we say dieting doesn't work, because it doesn't square with their own observations.
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There was a familiar pleasure to aligning a full row of purples or greens, but my brain didn't quite square with these squares, and I became frustrated when I couldn't finish even a single side.
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But there was another part of Clinton's remarks — where he raises the idea that insurers might jack up rates to increase their profits — that didn't square with anything I know about Obamacare and its implementation.
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The Queen of Twitter was co-hosting NBC's live New Year's Eve from New York's Times Square with her pal, Saturday Night Live favourite Leslie Jones, when the pair went in for a hug at midnight.
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Meanwhile, other labs were making progress with brain-controlled prostheses, but they were using different equipment—usually small tabs, measuring a couple of millimeters square, with dozens of naked wire leads protruding down into the brain.
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All this is hard to square with China's ever greater disdain for the West, its leadership's growing hostility to Western values and its public's tendency to respond to perceived slights by Westerners with chest-thumping nationalism.
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One fairly humorous quote from a sea of never-ending bullshit in his book:The most obvious problem is that the freedom to post anything online floods the public square with bad information and half-baked thinking.
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Lewisham-born Elf Kid might be better known for his part in grime collective The Square with his more high profile contemporary Novelist, but debut single "Golden Boy" has seen the MC storm the scene solo.
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The only place where you can really meet like that in the United States is a restaurant, which is why the first floor of Maydān is [structured like] a square with a fire in the middle.
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But, though told with typical embellishment, his claims largely square with the Republican pledge for "universal access" to health care, which does not necessarily mean affordable health care and certainly does not mean universal health care.
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It's time for Congress to exercise its oversight responsibility and ask the Justice Department and the Bureau of Prisons how they think these cuts to halfway houses and their services square with their anti-crime strategy.
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That was a reference to some opponents who staged small but creative protests in the run-up to the vote such as standing at a square with an empty banner - and were still detained for that.
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Times Square, with its millions of visitors each year, is often called the crossroads of the world, and has been targeted by at least two bombers in recent years, despite the presence of heavily armed police.
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It's worth noting that a simple redirect, if that's indeed all it was, is best described as "low level" hacking and doesn't square with the kind of sophistication one would expect from a state like China.
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And the City Council is reviewing a plan to create a technology training center at Union Square with space for tech companies to grow and to access talent that will be trained in the same building.
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As Fordham law professor Jed Shugerman explained in a recent article, Scalia's suggestion that the power to investigate crimes and bring prosecutions is reserved to the executive branch is hard to square with early American history.
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I loved the surprise of walking through the utter silence of a totally empty street and emerging at the other end to find a crowded, vibrant square with tables laid out and families sitting and talking.
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"Following President Trump's decision not to validate the accord, the decision doesn't square with what we believe, what the IAEA believes, what the Germany chancellor, the British prime minister and President Macron have stated," he said.
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For example, if the autopsy specialist left Saudi Arabia for Istanbul before Khashoggi entered the consulate, as Turkish sources have asserted, it might be hard to square with the explanation that any killing was not premeditated.
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When Brown set the Bank free to set interest rates in 1997, the then-governor Eddie George was incensed at the chancellor's failure to square with him that the quid pro quo was loss of bank supervision.
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On Sunday night, the acrobat champion, 40, successfully traversed a 1,300-foot tightrope walk alongside his sister, Lijana, over Times Square in New York City, as shown during ABC's Highwire Live in Times Square with Nik Wallenda.
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The bar at the center is a square with people on each side, which is ideal for people watching — especially when a Bravolebrity stops by (Katie Maloney-Schwartz was momentarily in our midst on this particular visit).
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The second is that he has far-left views he needs to hide from voters — but this doesn't square with his best-known views, which are support for Israel and for the 1990s interventions in the Balkans.
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This omission is hard to square with the Defense Department's recognition of climate as a "threat multiplier" that will exacerbate global droughts, flooding and migration and the calls on the U.S. military that accompany these destabilizing events.
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In "Golden Grid" (1966), the linear order of a latticed square with the golden threads of an attached carpet of yarn, vomit out a tumorous appendage whose chaotic presence impugns and is impugned by the grid's stiffness.
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Chloe*, also 27 and who preferred to remain anonymous to discuss her addiction, came to heroin via a similar route: What her parents and the government said about drugs like weed didn't seem to square with reality.
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While Trump repeatedly returned to the idea of pulling troops out of Syria on the campaign trail and in office, the move is hard to square with his other policy priorities or his past criticism of Obama.
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He told the informer the best ways to join the Islamic State, according to the complaint, and described the group's desire to attack Times Square with a garbage truck, similar to the attack in Nice in July.
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The proposal offers massive tax cuts for corporations, reduced rates, and a doubling of the standard deduction — all of which is difficult to square with the reluctance to make sweeping changes elsewhere to pay for the cuts.
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For Xris, an LA trans woman (whose last name, like the others' I spoke to for this story, has been omitted to protect her privacy), mainstream porn's representation of trans women doesn't quite square with her experiences.
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On Place Masséna, armed police yell at passersby to put their hands up and lift their t-shirts; tourists cross the square with their hands on their heads, and police take it upon themselves to frisk them.
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" The decision follows an earlier temporary injunction, issued last month, in which Judge Gilliam said the White House's efforts did not "square with fundamental separation of powers principles dating back to the earliest days of our Republic.
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Anny, who adores Bryson (and has the most enviable Brazilian Blowout I have ever seen in my life), is dismayed to discover that the promises Robert made her of romance and financial stability don't square with reality.
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The Sardines packed Bologna's main square with tens of thousands of people on Sunday night and plan to close out the race with a rally in the beach club where Mr. Salvini spent most of the summer.
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Each afternoon — schedules are on the website — young visitors can attend drop-in workshops to create cacophonous noisemakers, whimsical hats and funny glasses (like those adults wear in Times Square) with which to say goodbye to 2019.
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But China's reported surge in consumption of almost 13% year-on-year in June-August -- among the fastest rates of the last eight years -- is flattering the figures and hard to square with the country's economic backdrop.
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A little over a year later, Badita was hunkered down in a damp basement apartment off Bucharest's Victory Square with a handful of other activists bent over laptops posting links, uploading videos and consulting over protest times.
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While many market participants point to the sharp increase in interest rates as evidence of rising inflationary expectations, that does not square with a stronger dollar and lower prices in precious metals and relatively stable energy markets.
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Soon the elements he saw in his neighborhood — above all the distinctive bandeirinhas, or "little flags," each appearing as a square with a triangle cut out of its lower quarter — became compositional elements in their own right.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Paradise Lost exhibition of Chris Ofili's work at David Zwirner gallery is a difficult show to square with my conviction that Chris Ofili is one of the best painters alive.
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But it didn't square with Trump's America First agenda, and he saw it as unfairly punishing the U.S. while allowing other, less developed nations to continue to pollute, as well as an attack on the American coal industry.
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Finding out which model is correct would reveal not only the underlying mathematical structure of nature's laws (and how they might square with the fourth force, gravity), but also what other particles might exist besides the known ones.
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But Erlendson found that hard to square with President Trump's calls for the health care system to "fail," and the administration's reported efforts to ban words like "science-based" and "diversity" from official Center for Disease Control records.
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It's a bill with massive tax cuts for corporations, reduced rates, and a doubling of the standard deduction — all of which is difficult to square with the reluctance to make sweeping changes elsewhere to pay for the cuts.
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Chevron allows agencies to "swallow huge amounts of core judicial and legislative power," he wrote, "and concentrate federal power in a way that seems more than a little difficult to square with the constitution of the framers' design".
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Yet these objectives may prove impossible to square with the Brexiteers' goal of "taking back control" of Britain's borders, laws and the money it pays the EU. That is why the odds of a hard Brexit are rising.
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Mr Maduro's promise to eliminate the budget deficit is hard to square with the plan to increase the minimum salary 35-fold, and to take over from small firms the extra cost of paying it for 90 days.
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But while Staub is all square with Giudice now, there are two people in her life who aren't: daughters Christine, 23, and Jillian, 19 — both of whom carried the shame of their mother's reputation with them for years.
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But if voter rebellions are to be a feature of spluttering developed economies and rising instability and insecurity in slowing emerging economies, it will be hard to square with such lofty equity prices and such low implied volatility.
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How is his commandment to "get much tougher on drug dealers and pushers" to fight opioids supposed to square with criminal justice reform, and is Attorney General Jeff Sessions going to stand for any kind of reform anyway?
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From the company's perspective, everything is square with their investors and the returned $3 million will be used to develop the company's platform, a cross between a trading platform for cryptocurrencies and a social network for the traders.
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It'll be tough to square with the show's commitment to having a ridiculous good time, but Parham and St. Clair's real-life friendship has always made Playing House feel earnestly real, and this storyline should be no different.
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In a new legal opinion, Mr. Schneiderman said the 1970 state law, which criminalizes abortion past 24 weeks of pregnancy unless the mother's life is endangered, did not square with the later Supreme Court decisions in Roe v.
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Newly released body camera footage of a Chicago Police Officer fatally shooting a young black man as he tried to scale a fence doesn't square with the Department's version of events, according to the attorney representing the family.
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The image of these organizations serving as the pernicious hand of the Chinese state, reaching into the heart of American academia, is hard to square with what most Chinese students know as the mundane nature of these clubs.
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Many of Austen's letters and personal papers were burned after her death, and her family's description of her as an unprepossessing but nice lady can be hard to square with the wicked sense of humor lacing her books.
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Also, the city's building department says it sent inspectors to the building dozens of times since 3113 and uncovered no evidence that construction rules were being violated, a finding that some residents say doesn't square with their experiences.
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To support their claim that Chambers wasn't raped, the cops' defense attorneys contended that her behavior didn't square with that of "a depressed victim of a vicious rape," they wrote in an October 2017 letter to the DA's office.
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"Will joins Capital Square with more than two decades of experience in investment sales and consulting, bringing with him strong relationships throughout the industry and the northeast," said Louis Rogers, founder and chief executive officer of Capital Square 7033.
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The camera icon has been changed from a square with a circle inside it to something more closely resembling a camera, and the notifications feed is now represented by a heart, instead of a heart inside a dialog bubble.
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That commitment is hard to square with the massive building spree on which China has been engaged for the past two years in the Spratly archipelago, turning seven uninhabitable rocks and reefs submerged at high tide into artificial islands.
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She used to hang out in Harvard Square with her older sisters, and when she was fourteen, in 1971, she met a Palestinian boy there who was sixteen and had arrived in the country a year or so before.
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" Since the wearing of a head scarf, the court found, "appears to be imposed on women by a precept which is laid down in the Quran," that made the custom "hard to square with the principle of gender equality.
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Bond markets' benign inflation expectations are difficult to square with the pickup of the core personal consumption expenditure index to 1.8 percent in April from 1.5 percent in January, and with the core CPI at 2.2 percent last month.
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In recent weeks, even President Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, has indicated that Trump was directly involved in Trump Tower Moscow talks until the latter stages of the campaign — a timeline that doesn't square with Trump Jr.'s testimony.
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Even his debut short film Broadway By Light — a collaboration with Alain Resnais, with whom Klein would again work on Far From Vietnam — paints the billowing electric glow of 1950s Times Square with the ominousness of eerie science fiction.
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"It is striking to interrupt the new shiny logics of Queen Victoria Square with an industrial artifact that both exposes the city's economic path dependency and the UK's increasing reliance on corporate sponsorship to maintain cultural energy," explains Kulkarni.
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But administration critics say that doesn't square with the worldview Grogan articulated — and the White House's fiscal 2021 budget request that proposed entirely eliminating the FDA's oversight of tobacco products and creating a new agency to do the job.
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The announcement was celebrated in Paris with the unveiling of a giant set of interlaced rings, the symbol of the Games, in a heavy downpour on the Trocadero square with lights glittering on the Eiffel Tower in the background.
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Senators pressed Enright on how Google's policies on protecting user privacy would square with details that have leaked out about a proposed Chinese search app, including that it was designed to link users' searches to their personal phone numbers.
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"The surge in the ISM manufacturing index is difficult to square with other evidence, which indicate that growth in the factory sector has started to slow," said Michael Pearce, a senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics in New York.
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Show Mein — a play on the Chinese noodle dish — opened Wednesday in the fair's new location at 4 Times Square, with flyers and promotional materials edited as the result of critical conversations that have unfolded over the last week.
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It's now the country's first, fully solar city, with a very low carbon footprint, a soon-to-open school, electric shuttles that will eventually be driverless, a cute town square with shops and an emphasis on the environment and preservation.
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But the fact is... executive bureaucracies (are permitted) to swallow huge amounts of core judicial and legislative power and concentrate federal power in a way that seems more than a little difficult to square with the Constitution of the framers' design.
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But he did suspect it was going to be a film about wrap-ups, and the "always one more gag or reference or thought" mentality doesn't square with the kind of final mic-drop moment the Russos are going for here.
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But The Donald's honeymoon with Scotland quickly went sour as his quaint, kilted, Highland fantasy didn't quite square with the reality of the bitter and drawn-out fight he had to wage to open his golf resort north of Aberdeen.
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Steven Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, has proposed modernising the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), an anti-discrimination law whose requirements are tied largely to the location of branches—hard to square with a world of digital banking—but nothing has changed yet.
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Even a moderate President Le Pen is trouble for EU If France votes to stay in the eurozone but Le Pen doesn't stand down, some of her other proposals are hard to square with anything for which the EU stands.
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Jeff Michels, 27, who lives in Brussels and was visiting the National Gallery art museum adjoining Trafalgar Square with a friend, said he felt disruptive protests were necessary to draw attention to an issue too few people took seriously enough.
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Kelly later booked a 1-hour nightclub gig in Illinois last month that earned him $22k -- which Drea was totally cool with for obvious reasons -- but as it turned out, he never forked over the dough to get square with her.
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The state's attorney's rhetoric about the 400 days being essential to charge Van Dyke also does not square with reality given the far more efficient work of her counterparts across the country and the speed by which she charges civilians.
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Such statistics can be hard to square with Brazil's storied image as a tolerant, open society — a nation that seemingly nurtures freewheeling expressions of sexuality during Carnival and holds the world's biggest gay pride parade in the city of São Paulo.
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Both reports once again introduced tough questions about how President-elect Trump will square with businessman Trump, who has interests around the world, and whose family, namely his daughter Ivanka, remain active in Trump Organization and his presidential transition team.
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The two-and-half-acre oceanside district of Beach Town North is to revolve around Plaza del Mercado, a public square with ground-floor restaurants and shops topped with apartments, a hostel, and radiating streets with townhouses and larger homes.
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Now 26-26 with Jacob deGrom, the defending Cy Young Award winner in the National League, set to square with Clayton Kershaw, a three-time Cy Young winner, on Memorial Day, Callaway and his players recognized the need to maintain momentum.
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Jupiter's square with Neptune is surely very creative and you will likely come up with some brilliant plans this year, but you may not be able to see them all through—don't get down on yourself if this is the case.
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The group has become prominent for its creative approach to protest,- from hanging a banner that read "You can't run away from the truth" along the path of a government-sponsored marathon to standing in square with an empty banner.
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La Mercerie By The New York Times At Kinder Modern (653 Broadway), a children's furniture gallery west of Madison Square, with a large collection of vintage and contemporary chairs, he noticed a green vinyl chair with a picture of Davy Crockett.
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They claim He wasn't good as well but all the same He passed routines on down to us that followed And every generation grinned and swallowed Our place inside the square with poo and pigeons As clowning was inherited like religions.
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HONG KONG — To reach Mui Wo, a small town on Lantau Island, you take a ferry from central Hong Kong, and after a 22006-minute ride arrive at a small square with a car park and bus stops blackened by fumes.
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Trump's assertion during the State of the Union that "We are advancing with unbridled optimism and lifting our citizens of every race, color, religion and creed very, very high" cannot square with what many have perceived as a ban on Muslims.
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The fact that the President has so much authority, from the ability to send troops into combat without a Congressional declaration of war to using executive measures to achieve policy goals like building a wall, does not square with their agenda.
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If the autopsy specialist left Saudi Arabia for Istanbul before Khashoggi entered the consulate, as Turkish sources have asserted, it might be hard to square with the explanation that any killing was the result of a botched interrogation, and not premeditated.
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As I explained earlier this week, the limits on executive power Gorsuch articulated in Gundy are hard to square with the sweeping limits on asylum that the Trump administration implemented and that the Supreme Court allowed to take effect on Wednesday.
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But if you ignore the ins and outs of wage data controversies, surveys of Americans consumers show a high and rising level of confidence that's simply very difficult to square with a story in which their incomes are not rising.
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The behavior we see in this video does not square with our training or culture and follow up will continue so we can better ensure our employees will know they will be fully supported to make the right decisions when these issues arise.
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Those numbers square with SIPRI's analysis of global arms transfers, which unsurprisingly show a spike in demand for military hardware from Middle Eastern nations (which accounted for 333 percent of arms imports between 2012 and 2016) and Asia/Oceania (43 percent of imports).
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On art museum field trips we would stand in front of a giant painting of a black square with another slightly less dark black square inside of it, and you spend two seconds in front of it and you start walking away.
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"While participants' recent arguments for and against further tightening mirror those made in the pre-liftoff debate, we find the generally in-line performance of the economy this year difficult to square with the policy path that the FOMC has chosen," Goldman wrote.
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That's been tough for more casual observers to square with other Russian efforts in 2016, like hacking the Democratic National Campaign or propaganda on its TV station RT. To be clear, the amount of Russian social media propaganda actually increased after the election.
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Tabs are a couple of decades old now, and, like much of the rest of the desktop and web environment, they were initially thought up in an age where the predominant computer displays were close to square with a 4:3 aspect ratio.
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At a talkback, playwright Fabrice Melquiot and director Paul Desvaux, who commissioned the text, spoke of Krasner as the driver of their interest in the material, which is hard to square with the play, focused entirely on Pollock and his spectacular death.
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At its worst, the divide between the national news and local realities creates an environment in which baldly false rumors flourish and true information is disregarded because it doesn't square with what rural media consumers can see in front of their eyes.
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The plan "does, at first blush, seem difficult to square with the Supreme Court's re-endorsement of at least some race-based affirmative action policies," according to Steve Vladeck, a CNN contributor and professor at the University of Texas School of Law.
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At the top of a two-tier concrete stand where only Bashir and his allies were once allowed to appear, young men covered a giant sign reading "The Green Square" with a banner carrying the words: "Justice first ... loyalty to the revolution's martyrs".
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Williamson's denial "that I ever told people who got sick that negative thinking caused it" is hard to square with the quotes from her book, part of a habit of obfuscating and downplaying her worst statements when called on them during the campaign.
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THE RITUAL begins before dusk, at one of the restaurants in Besiktas, a neighbourhood perched on Istanbul's European shore, with fish, meze and raki, or in a local square, with stuffed mussels from Ahmet's, meatballs grilled by a headscarved auntie, and canned beer.
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"We want companies to know that when they come to compete in Saudi Arabia they will compete fair and square with any other company and not be subject to people using their influence or their position in order to extract better deals."
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Monday's shake-up also appeared to be a move by Mr. Ackman, one of Wall Street's most prominent players, to rescue what has been a disastrous investment for Pershing Square, with a loss of more than $1 billion, at least on paper.
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And, it is possible that this project will morph into related anti-censorship statements, just as Luzinterruptus' environmentalist projects have continued to make powerful statements about global warming in different incarnations, filling the fountain in Trafalgar Square with glowing garbage and raining condoms.
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Even so, it is still unclear how all this will square with Italy's commitments to reduce its budget deficit and its public debt, which at more than 130 percent of gross domestic product, is the highest in the euro zone after Greece.
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This spring, Mr. Paul threatened to do "whatever it takes" to block the confirmation of Mike Pompeo as secretary of state, saying that Mr. Pompeo's support for military intervention in Iraq, Iran, Syria and Afghanistan did not square with Mr. Trump's own views.
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There are two sold in New York: Urdang, a buttery, tawny washed-rind block of satiny cheese, with alluring floral notes and a nice nuttiness; and Cowles, a smaller soft-ripening square, with a bloomy ash-tinged rind and a tart bite.
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Diagnosing Orsino an early modern "incel" — the term some misogynistic men use online to describe themselves as involuntarily celibate — and handing him a firearm may not square with the text, but it gooses the play's sometimes-narcotizing verse by hitting its grimmer notes.
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But take-home pay of seventeen hundred dollars a month was difficult to square with the social, festive, affluent lifestyle the publishing industry encouraged: networking drinks, dinner parties, three-hundred-dollar wrap dresses, built-in bookcases in Fort Greene or Brooklyn Heights.
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Aviva Aron-Dine, the vice president of health policy at the progressive Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and a former Obama administration budget and health care official, said that she found the magnitude of cuts difficult to square with the budget's language.
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But if the autopsy specialist left Saudi Arabia for Istanbul before Khashoggi entered the consulate, as Turkish sources have asserted, it might be hard to square with the explanation that any killing was the result of a botched interrogation, and not premeditated.
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But the questionable nature of this new probe into the Russia investigation doesn't entirely square with Durham's reputation as a prosecutor, according to roughly a half-dozen people who know Durham and who trust him to keep politics out of his investigation.
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In the days before the race, the dock in front of Trieste's main square turns into a nautical Times Square, with beer, sausage and Barcolana merchandise vendors dwarfed by the sails of megayachts advertising luxury cars ("Sail With Land Rover"), banks, fashion brands and prosecco.
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The government of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the right-wing League has promised sweeping tax cuts next year, a pledge that will be difficult to square with its commitment to the European Commission to keep a lid on the budget deficit.
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"You get in these hearings and if I think the witness isn't being square with me and it's going to get kind of heated, I mean maybe it's just me, I just don't feel right with the jacket on," he said with a laugh.
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He was 'just a guy' The news doesn't square with Eric Paddock's image of his older brother, he told reporters Monday -- a poker-playing accountant and real estate investor with no apparent political or religious affiliation, "as far as I know," he hastened to add.
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Dining | Westchester After three visits to Village Social Kitchen and Bar in Mount Kisco, I found myself looking for a fair-minded way to say that the sometimes excellent food there doesn't quite square with the borderline bedlam that can prevail at peak hours.
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What is often not factored into comparisons of land at the Sea Ranch—which Heller mentions is a coastal planned community designed by many of the same people who redid Ghirardelli Square—with lots purchased elsewhere is the value of the mutually owned commons.
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If it came down to it, all the people packed in to Trafalgar Square, with their hopeful banners and their shouts of "wanker!" whenever anyone mentioned George Osborne, would be turned into a few wispy trails of radioactive smoke in the flash of an instant.
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The two of us — a former political reporter-turned-culture writer and a reporter in The New York Times's Washington bureau — looked at pop culture's portrayals of chiefs of staff and how these characters square with the likes of Mr. Kelly and Mr. Priebus.
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"President Trump has been clear that he wants Americans with pre-existing conditions to be protected from losing their health insurance," Trump campaign spokeswoman Sarah Matthews said when asked about the Democratic attacks and how Trump's tweets square with his support for the ACA lawsuit.
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Kokito's death shines a light on the dangers animals face in transit, but it should also spur us to acknowledge how our policies and practices fail to square with the deep connection we feel with our family pets, and to make the needed changes.
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Then the collective action culminated at Union Square, with all the participants streaming up the steps, en masse, as the trumpeter and a drummer played "When the Saints Go Marching In." The arduous, rebellious, absurdist spectacle was the largest group performance orchestrated by Mr. Pope.
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The new moon in Gemini brings a fresh start at home and in your personal life today, dear Pisces, but it might not feel that way until you get some more perspective, due to the moon's square with Neptune, the planet of fantasy and confusion.
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The question is: How does this behavior of our key Western allies square with President Trump's apparent intention to militarily confront Beijing in the South China Sea — by preventing China's access to artificially built islands in contested maritime borders — and on problems of trade and investments?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The cash-strapped Pennsylvania city that was ridiculed and then praised in 2014 for its scrawny "Charlie Brown Christmas" tree has decided to go artificial this year, gracing its town square with a brightly lit, factory-made model that will last for years.
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The runtime is a challenge within itself, but having to spend 67 minutes listening to songs that very rarely prove to have any connective tissue makes Queen drag and it places Nicki's effort square with the performances from a substantial chunk of her contemporaries throughout this summer.
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After all, the message that Republicans care about false accusations against black Americans is hard to square with President Donald Trump's argument that the Central Park Five are guilty, or conservative attacks on kneeling NFL players protesting racial injustice, or criticism of those protesting police violence.
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But his sworn testimony is difficult to square with details contained in November 2018 court filings pertaining to Cohen's plea agreement, which assert that the effort to get Trump Tower Moscow off the ground continued well into 2016 and happened with the Trump family's direct knowledge.
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Right out of the gate, he protested President Trump's decision to kill Qassim Suleimani, the Iranian military commander, noting that it didn't square with the president's determination not to get bogged down in the Middle East and warning of the possibility and horror of full-blown war.
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But Trump Jr.'s sworn testimony is difficult to square with details contained in court filings pertaining to Cohen's new plea agreement, which assert that the effort to get Trump Tower Moscow off the ground continued well into 2016 and happened with the Trump family's knowledge.
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And her impulse to retreat from public view and cultivate a tamer, more mature image is understandable, but it doesn't really square with what we expect from reality TV—aside from the fact that the medium offers her enough control to orchestrate scenarios to her liking.
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Much of the entertainment recovered doesn't exactly square with the image of "a terrorist who's responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women, and children," as President Obama referred to Bin Laden, addressing the nation shortly after the man behind 9/11 was shot by Navy SEALs.
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But the fact is Chevron and Brand X (cases establishing broad deference doctrines) permit executive bureaucracies to swallow huge amounts of core judicial and legislative power and concentrate federal power in a way that seems more than a little difficult to square with the Constitution of the framers' design.
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Some found this hard to square with reports that special arrangements would be sought for parts of the British economy (like the City of London and carmaking) or with Mrs May's assurance to businesses that she would seek to avoid a "cliff edge" on Britain's exit from the club.
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Her ideology doesn't exactly square with either of those parties, though, and their conventions are held in May and July respectively — before the DNC's July convention — meaning they would have named their nominees before Gabbard would even have a chance to be spurned by the DNC one final time.
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Two blocks away, police and members of a pro-government paramilitary force shot at demonstrators from the city's main square with a mix of non-lethal bullets, tear gas, and live ammunition, which has caused around 218 deaths since anti-government protests first rocked the country a month ago.
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Two blocks away, police and members of a pro-government paramilitary force shot at demonstrators from the city's main square with a mix of non-lethal bullets, tear gas, and live ammunition, which has caused around 50 deaths since anti-government protests first rocked the country a month ago.
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In the case of Uber, you could argue that had Khosrowshahi said nothing about the extraterritorial vanishing of a journalist critical to the Saudi regime that might have been a pretty tricky position for the CEO to square with a loud PR message about 'doing the right thing'.
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The emphasis has been on what Facebook has reported publicly about its sharing of information with Cambridge Analytica, whether those representations square with the underlying facts and whether Facebook made sufficiently complete and timely disclosures to the public and investors about the matter, the Washington Post report said.
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Supporters of gun control legislation read out the names of recent victims of gun violence in the state on Capitol Square, with Northam leading a chant of "Enough is Enough" and others chanting "you vote today, we vote in November" in reference to the upcoming state legislature elections.
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Among the highlights are ship tours at piers in Manhattan, Staten Island and Brooklyn; and a military island in Times Square, with attractions that include daily Navy band concerts and, on Friday and Saturday, a dive tank where children can observe Navy divers and learn about their gear.
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"There's nothing elite about it," Mr. Klein told this reporter, as though testing for plausibility an assertion that fails to square with the fact that the advisory committee at San Vicente Bungalows is reputed to include some of the most prominent names in the art, fashion and entertainment industries.
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"The position that when Congress declines the Executive's request to appropriate funds, the Executive nonetheless may simply find a way to spend those funds 'without Congress' does not square with fundamental separation of powers principles dating back to the earliest days of our Republic," writes Gilliam, a Barack Obama appointee.
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"The position that when Congress declines the Executive's request to appropriate funds, the Executive nonetheless may simply find a way to spend those funds 'without Congress' does not square with fundamental separation of powers principles dating back to the earliest days of our Republic," wrote Gilliam, a President Barack Obama appointee.
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Martin O'Malley proposed that the US organize an anti-ISIS coalition much as it had to achieve "victory in two world wars" — a somewhat tenuous reading of how those wars had actually unfolded, and a difficult argument to square with his position that the US should not send ground troops.
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With A Cold Glass Of Flavored Nut MilkSkip the standard brownie with a glass of milk combo and opt for munching your Sumatra square with a cold glass of flavored nut milk instead — in addition to chocolate and vanilla, many brands also offer up coffee flavors so you for maximum caffeination.
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Some of the numbers seem impossible to square with the idea of a Trump victory: This dovetails with a point that Vox's Ezra Klein made months ago: Once you look under the hood of the polls, Trump is viewed with such doubt it's hard to imagine that he could actually win.
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However, a State Department official struggled to explain how the report's findings on religious persecution by ISIS and other groups square with President Donald Trump's promotion of a "Muslim ban" as a presidential candidate and a subsequent decision to temporarily end refugee admissions for applicants from several countries, including Syria.
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The latter measure could be difficult to square with the region's data protection and privacy rules, however — something Jourová flagged up herself after the meeting, telling Reuters that direct access would require "additional safeguards protecting the privacy of people," such as requiring that law enforcement requests are necessary and proportionate.
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" 11 Photos View Slide Show ' Demonstrators gathered again on Sunday in cities as scattered as Dallas, Falcon Heights, Memphis, Baton Rouge, Atlanta and New York City, where 300 people marched silently, fists raised in the air, from Times Square to Union Square, with signs proclaiming "Stop police terror!" and "Stand together.
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Jefferies analyst Philippe Houchois said Tesla's claim that the Semi's total cost of ownership would be more than 20 percent lower than that of a diesel engine did not square with Houchois' understanding of trucking costs and that more information is needed about the longevity of the batteries on the truck.
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The mayor's assertion of timeliness was hard to square with accounts from multiple other sources, including the testimony of one of Mr. de Blasio's commissioners, interviews with career engineers overseeing the project, annual reports to the city water authority and a document prepared by Mr. de Blasio's own budget office.
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So it's sort of hard to square with his later statements that he was not a hard drinker and certainly whether he was a drinker or not 20 years ago or 30 years ago matters less than whether he's willing to be less than candid about it in sworn testimony.
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Did they wish they'd crushed those withered grapes between their fingers and spent their days walking through fields of grass or being in love or confessing their delusions to a priest or starving like the hungry souls they were, begging for alms in the city square with some honesty for once?
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From the Registan, Samarkand's ancient central square with its triptych of madrasahs, we walked to the forgotten-feeling Old Jewish Quarter, then headed to the Shah-i-Zinda necropolis, a vast labyrinth of blue-tiled, honeycomb-vaulted mausoleums where pilgrims and tourists wander in awed silence among the mosaic and majolica.
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Now, not only must the senators grapple with whether to confirm Mr. Kavanaugh based on how his qualifications square with the attitudes of their constituents, but they must also weigh something more politically treacherous: his credibility and temperament in the #MeToo era in the face of multiple accusations of sexual misconduct.
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The event, called "Return of the Names," has been held near the headquarters of the Federal Security Service on Lubyanka Square, with a microphone set up in front of the Solovetsky Stone from Solovki, one of the first Soviet concentration camps, which was a model for the Gulag prison system.
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VICE News visited Town Square with Mary and Ray Patterson to better understand this pioneering form of palliative care for dementia and Alzheimer's patients and to explore the emotional challenges and financial burdens for a family caregiver up against one of the most challenging and expensive diseases to care for.
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On SB 54, the government argues that the state's prohibition on telling federal agents about a detainee's release date — at which point federal officers could take them into custody — directly conflicts with federal immigration law; the law includes a few exceptions, but the Justice Department says those don't square with federal law either.
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As this does not seem to square with Mr Flynn's spicy record, or the fact that he is said to be deeply demoralised and almost bankrupted by legal bills, many have assumed Mr Mueller has additional aces up his sleeve, which he is concealing to keep Mr Trump and his advisers guessing.
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"The position that when Congress declines the Executive's request to appropriate funds, the Executive nonetheless may simply find a way to spend those funds 'without Congress' does not square with fundamental separation of powers principles dating back to the earliest days of our Republic," the judge wrote in granting a temporary injunction to stop construction.
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Nail workers routinely work days that stretch longer than eight hours and are paid in flat daily or weekly wages, a combination that does not square with state labor laws on overtime pay and essentially guarantees a violation, even when employees are paid a rate that works out to more than the state minimum wage.
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First, he was seen as an incapable and overbearing manager; in 2014 he was dismissed as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency because so-called Flynn facts — such as his obsessive notion that Iran was complicit in the 2012 attacks on the American consulate in Benghazi, Libya — did not square with his own agency's assessments.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.), chairmen of the Senate Budget and Banking committees, asked the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) why its retirement calculator doesn't square with one offered by the Social Security Administration (SSA) online.
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The now widely publicized intervention — every major newspaper and magazine in Colombia shed light on the gesture that also received international coverage — consisted of sewing together over 2,000 pieces of white cloth, creating a gigantic shroud that covered the square with the known names of victims of the violent conflict, written over with ashes.
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"We gave the guards tea, and no one went to the hospital, and I am proud of that," said Mr. Foreman, a stocky man whose grandfatherly demeanor is hard to square with his former incarnation as a freelance enforcer for the Krays, the notorious identical twin gangsters who stalked London in the 1950s and '60s.
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