Trump, by contrast, proved to be extremely talented at standing out from the crowd.
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She is framed in a sea of men, already standing out from the crowd.
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"The former economic locomotive is by no means standing out from the pack," Huebner said.
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This controversial space is where he sees himself standing out from the late-night crowd.
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Standing out from a crowd of candidates can take more than brushing up your resume.
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Rather than simply standing out from the crowd, luxury spending became associated with fitting in.
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Standing out from the pack is tough — but clearly, Pearl is a pup with a plan.
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We both felt that we could increase our sex appeal by standing out from our peers.
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Standing out from the norm can be risky, no matter what type of clothing is involved.
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Grade point averages and résumés are about standing out from the pack, not truly leading it.
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Unfortunately, that makes standing out from the crowd and becoming a digital retail success story quite difficult.
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Others are giving their opponents mocking, Trump-style nicknames in hopes of standing out from the pack.
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And standing out from recent pop music is only the start of what it has going for it.
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Though, to be fair, standing out from the pack has never really been one of Atlas Wearables' issues.
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Tyra Banks learned the importance of standing out from the crowd as a teenage supermodel strutting the runway.
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The only thing standing out from the concrete and asphalt were the neon lights advertising kicks of different stripes.
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It's a different shape, but the premise is the same: standing out from the crowd by cutting into the screen.
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However, the generally fine, but not exceptional, sound holds the JBL Charge 3 from truly standing out from the crowd.
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Both she and her label continue to be proud of standing out from the crowd and from making a statement.
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Airbnb is reportedly standing out from other Silicon Valley "unicorn" startups in one major way: It's profitable, according to Bloomberg.
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If you're an introverted employee, standing out from the herd may be more difficult, says best-selling author Susan Cain.
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These techniques can get you on your way to standing out from the crowd and catching a hiring manager's eye.
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For better or worse, his charisma and name recognition mean he will have no trouble standing out from the Democratic crowd.
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Standing out from the crowd You could argue that food-delivery startups are a bad move because it's a crowded space.
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In a market full of new e-bikes like the INU, standing out from the crowd is the other big challenge.
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Freelancing is a big word, it's also a big world so you really want to make sure you're standing out from your competitors.
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It may have done relatively well because other firms were afraid of standing out from the crowd, said Titus Bond, the group's director.
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Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly said Thursday his company's secret to standing out from the competition is simple: Don't nickel and dime your customer.
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During her elementary and middle school years her classmates were mainly black and latinx, and she recalls feelings of standing out from the pack.
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Here you'll find a little something for everyone, from revamps on classic silhouettes to on-trend items that'll have you standing out from the crowd.
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"Models lead these incredible lives, but what people forget is it's exhausting and competitive, and standing out from the crowd is really important," Sharpton says.
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They have to tell you about the brand in a clear, succinct, and interesting way, while also standing out from the visuals of competing brands.
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Standing out from typical rectangular box soundbars, the SB362An-F6 actually features a unique trapezoid design with angled sides that slope down to create a hexagonal profile.
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Standing out from competitors remains "very difficult and a big challenge," but the brand's focus on quality and telling the stories of its farmers has helped, said Tranchell.
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But now that she's a royal, the duchess of Sussex's fashion sense appears to be more about blending in with her new family than standing out from them.
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No one was be expecting George to be strong in business, but I figure he's survived a long time in the music world by standing out from the crowd.
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Though we found it to be generally pleasant, it still left a bit of a bitter taste, which as a result prevented it from standing out from the pack.
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"It is much harder to diversify yourself by utility or service offered as tech rises and becomes more accessible," Wolff says of the challenges of standing out from the crowd.
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But Kent's blue, 48-ounce Nalgene water bottle took center stage at the hearing, standing out from the usual eight-ounce plastic water bottles carried into the hearings by officials.
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What we will say is that when it comes to standing out from the pack to gain admission to a college of choice, it's an increasingly uphill battle for today's teens.
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But the Americans Against Insecure Billionaires With Tiny Hands PAC is standing out from the pack with a political ad demanding that Donald Trump release the exact measurements of his hands.
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In line with standing out from the rest, Snap recently disrupted the term "social media" by redesigning its app in a way that separates "social" (chatting with friends) from "media" (reading news).
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Gary Hong, general manager at Autobahn Motors, said the vending machine format was aimed at making efficient use of space in land-scarce Singapore as well as standing out from the competition.
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Standing out from the crowd is Microsoft, which is returning to the smartphone scene with a new device called the Surface Duo that folds using a hinge connecting two 5.6-inch screens.
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He's an Olympic newbie at age 28 — and the very first openly gay U.S. athlete to qualify for the Winter Olympics — but figure skater Adam Rippon doesn't mind standing out from the crowd.
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Based on the pilots, none of the new shows are particularly memorable, and the thematic overlap -- viewed in any kind of proximity -- surely doesn't help in terms of standing out from the crowd.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Standing out from Japan's myriad of girl bands can be a daunting task, but one group, the "Kamen Joshi", or "Masked Girls" in Japanese, has found the answer by hiding behind masks.
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The bougie startup isn't just an interesting social milieu; it's also a hotbed of female ambition, where everyone is walking the line between being a beloved team player and standing out from the pack.
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Standing out from the crowd has thus become more difficult, making the enormous investment in a project like "Thrones" -- one of the most expensive ever produced for television -- more perilous if it doesn't deliver.
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Autumn might suddenly appear through the fallen leaves in one photograph, standing out from the summer scenes around it, while the adjacent "wilderness" is sometimes glimpsed in the mountains and rivers in the background.
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It was wild, colorful, engaging and maybe a little overwhelming — and, for all we know, it could have a hard time standing out from better-known sci-fi franchises of the same size and scope.
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The whole thing seems to be designed to go viral, which is one of the ways Spotify has had luck standing out from competitors like Apple Music that have largely the same exact music offering.
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But with all the TV in the world to watch, a million Instagram stories to mindlessly swipe through, and a 24/7 onslaught of news to read, standing out from the deafening chaos isn't easy.
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You can include your CV, some examples of your work, and maybe a video presentation too, and pack everything up smartly and send it to prospective employers as one way of standing out from the crowd.
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Emerging market stocks broadly are expected to outperform, although the outlook for Europe, too, is particularly bright, standing out from previous global surveys of strategists and fund managers in recent years where it tended to be a laggard.
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If "Bixby" is indeed the fruit of the company's recent acquisition of Viv Labs, the company truly will have the making of a product capable of standing out from a crowded field that also includes Siri and Alexa.
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He held a master's degree from Renmin University in Beijing and worked for an environmental group affiliated with the government, thus standing out from the blue-collar and rural residents who most often accuse the police of brutality.
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The $99 price tag seems fair for what's being offered, but these earbuds might have a tough time standing out from the crowd if the Gaming Mode doesn't make a huge difference when you're gaming on an Android phone.
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The so-called "Organization Man" of the 1950s, the boring (white male) corporate type resigned to a life of bland middle-class prosperity and nothing that reeked of standing out from the pack, became something of an endangered species.
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While both of their unique styles and sensibilities are decidedly tomboy (it's practical, after all), they've evolved to explore new ways of standing out from the ankle pant and T-shirt crowd with bright hues, unabashedly girly silhouettes, and distinct hairstyles.
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I asked Jonathan Rochelle, director of product management at Google and the co-founder of Docs, how he sees Google's product standing out from Microsoft's, and he said it came down to the fact that the Jamboard isn't meant to be a computer.
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"People are cannibalizing each other, to usurp a buyer from one another," said Ms. Katzen, who believes the true value of the apartment is around $625,8153 — but she listed lower in the hopes of standing out from a growing number of co-ops for sale.
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Rather than cross-promote using his bigger platform as Yung Lean, ya boy let the new releases largely have a life of their own, which is a rare move in a saturated industry where artists rely on being noticed and standing out from the crowd.
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As with last year, the move had the effect of taking some of the wind out of its flagship announcement, a sign of a company convinced that standing out from the pack and reversing flagging smartphone sales trends will require some bold decision-making.
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Her stark white silhouettes of ferns, algae, and more capture the forms of nature at certain moments of a specimen's life cycle with utmost accuracy, standing out from the later, more conventional pictures of landscapes and portraits that others such as Frederick K. Coulson and Edward Sheriff Curtis printed in blue.
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Shortly after his mother's death following a terminal diagnosis of leukemia earlier in 2016, Tomlinson released his single "Just Hold On." In the profile Tomlinson open ups about his close relationship with his mother, Johannah Deakin, and how up until her passing the two had an unbreakable bond, with one memory standing out from the rest.
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Though we love a black piece of clothing as much as the next person, this year, we're standing out from the crowd on the subway platform with some not-so-neutral hues: Brown has finally earned its time in the spotlight, leopard looks good with basically everything, and blush pink is having a major moment (shoutout, millennials).
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Museum favorites like its mascot, George Stubbs's "Zebra" (9.63), get places of prominence in their gilded frames, while there are unexpected standouts from paintings that sometimes veer into imperial pomp, such as William Dobson's "Portrait of a Family, Probably that of Richard Streatfeild" (1645), showing a mother pointing at a child who was deceased, her red clothes standing out from the family's black, while skulls haunt the background as a memento mori.
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Its authors, Roland Imhoff and Pia Karoline Lamberty, of the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany, who first sought to establish a correlation between 238 participants' "Need for Uniqueness"—standing out from the crowd in the field of opinions, just as some consumers like to when buying goods—and a "Conspiracy Mentality," ascertained with a range of survey questions, before then asking about their specific endorsement of 99 popular conspiracy theories, as well as their prior knowledge of those theories.
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The corolla tube is short or nonexistent. Throat scales are short, hairless and emarginate, i.e. with a nick or notch at the apex, standing out from the crown. The stamens are inserted near the base of the corolla.
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With no team standing out from the rest the tournament committee settled on awarding the final spot to Wisconsin. Wisconsin opened the 1981 Tournament in front a hostile crowd in Potsdam, NY as they faced the top eastern seed Clarkson.
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Rutilicus next operations involved extensive island-hopping. Standing out from Pearl Harbor on 14 April, she steamed in convoy for Kwajalein Atoll, the Marshalls, arriving on 23 April. She then touched at Makin, Tarawa, Abemama, and Makin again, before returning to Pearl Harbor on 20 May.
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Handbook of the Birds of Armenia. American University of Armenia.Zuberogoitia, I., Arroyo, B., O’Donoghue, B., Zabala, J., Martínez, J. A., Martínez, J. E., & Murphy, S. G. (2012). Standing out from the crowd: are patagial wing tags a potential predator attraction for harriers (Circus spp.)? Journal of ornithology, 153(3), 985-989.
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Standing out from many cultural assets is the plains castle within the city, Saga Castle. It is one of the rare castles in Japan surrounded by a wall rather than built on one. First built between 1591 and 1593, there was a fire in 1726. Renovated in 1728, there was yet another fire in 1835.
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Ho eventually ran into trouble separating himself from his Bruce Lee roles, along with standing out from the other impersonators in the Bruceploitation genre. In 1985, Ho ended his career after his wife's death. He returned to Taiwan to become a physical education instructor at Taipei's Ping Chung University. He also has taught martial arts for comedian apprentices.
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Several methods are used for retting flax. It can be retted in a pond, stream, field, or tank. When the retting is complete, the bundles of flax feel soft and slimy, and quite a few fibers are standing out from the stalks. When wrapped around a finger, the inner woody part springs away from the fibers.
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13 Bradmore Road has been listed Grade II on the National Heritage List for England since October 2008. The heritage listing describes the house as one of Cobb's "more successful commissions, standing out from other works by virtue of its overall success as a varied composition, the relatively richness of the masonry detailing, and its prominent corner position in the streetscape".
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On the other hand, the church can clearly be seen standing out from the canopy of the town from other parts of the Vall de Sóller (the surrounding valley). The original building dates from some time before 1236. The current main interior structure is now largely baroque (1688–1733). The campanar (belltower) blends in well with its neo-gothic design.
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The woolly- necked stork is a medium-sized stork at 75–92 cm tall. The iris is deep crimson or wine-red. The stork is glistening black overall with a black "skull cap", a downy white neck which gives it its name. The lower belly and under- tail coverts are white, standing out from the rest of the dark coloured plumage.
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Scott Yanow wrote that Hakim "had a particularly unusual boppish style in the '40s, playing dissonant lines, using repetition to build suspense, and certainly standing out from the many Bud Powell impressionists. Later in his career his playing became more conventional." The Penguin Guide to Jazz compared him with Powell, and wrote that Hakim did not have a characteristic playing style.
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The Spindlestone or Bridle Rock on Spindlestone Heughs. Spindlestone Heugh (or Heughs) is a dolerite crag on the Great Whin Sill escarpment in the parish of Easington, Northumberland. The Spindlestone itself is a natural stone column standing out from the crag, which is also known as "Bridle Rock". According to a local legend, Child Wynd threw his horse's bridle over the rock before tackling the worm.
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Douglas "Doug" Willis , played by Terence Donovan, made his first screen appearance on 1 August 1990. Doug is described as being a "bit of a Regular Joe who didn't like rocking the boat or standing out from the crowd." He is also "a man's man" who is not afraid of using his fists and takes great pleasure from making home- brewed beer with Lou Carpenter (Tom Oliver).Monroe, Josephine, p.
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Some of these methods detected not the submarine itself, but the disturbances it made in the sea. If its passage mixed layers of cold surface and underlying warm water, this would raise the apparent surface temperature slightly. This temperature change could be detected using an infrared-sensitive thermometer. Although impossible to detect by measuring the temperature in the wake, imaging the temperature of the overall sea would show the wake as standing out from it.
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Predation pressure had caused a selection against standing out from background gravel. Figure 5b: Endler's Trinadadian guppies (Poecilia reticulata) In parallel, during this experiment, Endler conducted a field experiment in Trinidad where he caught guppies from ponds where they had predators and relocated them to ponds upstream where the predators did not live. After 15 generations, Endler found that the relocated guppies had evolved dramatic and colorful patterns. Essentially, both experiments showed convergence due to similar selection pressures (i.e.
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This skirts around the cylinder on six columns, above which the coat of arms of the House of Nassau is prominently displayed. The facades are covered in white stucco, with ornate cornices and window frames standing out from the background in grey. Smaller windows are arranged in a row above the upper eaves, behind which were once the rooms for domestic staff. A third diagonal wing, housing the main staircase (), bisects the angle between the two main wings.
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It lies slightly further north than the Alaskan capital of Juneau. The River Thurso, reputable for its salmon fishing, flows through the town and into Thurso Bay and the Pentland Firth. The river estuary serves as a small harbour. Thurso has a fine harbour and beach and looks out over the Pentland Firth to the Orkney island of Hoy and the towering Old Man of Hoy (a stack of rock standing out from the main island).
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Reconstruction of a pugio: a Roman soldier from a northern province A pugio was a dagger used by Roman soldiers, likely as a sidearm. Like other items of legionary equipment, the dagger underwent some changes during the 1st century. Generally, it had a large, leaf-shaped blade 18 to 28 cm long and 5 cm or more in width. A raised midrib ran the length of each side, either simply standing out from the face or defined by grooves on either side.
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The album was received generally well, peaking at number 4 on the Australian ARIA Albums Charts. It was certified double platinum by the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) for shipments of over 140,000 copies. Cameron Adams of the Herald Sun praised 360 for "standing out from the pack" because of the emotion behind his music. Adams called it a "refreshing antidote to every egotistical rap you've endured" and compared the "flow" of his title track to that of Eminem's "Lose Yourself".
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In literary criticism, purple prose is prose text that is so extravagant, ornate, or flowery as to break the flow and draw excessive attention to itself. Purple prose is characterized by the excessive use of adjectives, adverbs, and metaphors. When it is limited to certain passages, they may be termed purple patches or purple passages, standing out from the rest of the work. Purple prose is criticized for desaturating the meaning in an author's text by overusing melodramatic and fanciful descriptions.
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Métis from the Red River Colony travelled to Turtle Mountain Provincial Park for annual hunting trips between 1810 and 1870. After the buffalo hunt ended many Métis built homesteads within the park. The location was known by the Métis as Tête de Tortue, seeing a resemblance to the buckler of a turtle, its head being represented by the conical mound standing out from one end (CPCGN files). Two notable cultural sites are the Dunseith Trail and Oskar Lake archeological site.
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The First Nebraska Territorial Legislature first met in Omaha, Nebraska, on January 15, 1855. The Council Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Company provided the first meeting place, which was a building "constructed for public purposes". Standing out from the estimated twenty shacks in the young town, it was the first brick building in Omaha, which was founded the year before when the Nebraska Territory was created.Lawrence H. Larsen, Barbara J. Cottrell, Harl A. Dalstrom (2007) Upstream Metropolis: An Urban Biography of Omaha and Council Bluffs.
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Bein described the song as an example of Joyryde's signature style of house music combined with trap music and hip-hop. She also highlighted Gold's vocals as standing out from the rest of the song's composition. Your EDM's Karlie Powell complimented the use of various bass music genres alongside trap and hip-hop; she said "any listener with a trained ear" would be "able to pinpoint" Joyryde's distinctive style. Bella Bagshaw, writing for Dancing Astronaut, called "Yuck" one of Joyryde's "most lurid releases to date".
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In June 2014, Twilight Time announced they were re-licensing some of their sold-out titles for re-release, a departure from their initial stance that all titles would be strictly limited to 3,000 units. Twilight Time do not re-release all their sold-out titles, only the ones they feel they can improve upon. The reissues are completely new editions, standing out from the original releases; for instance, with new bonus features or new high- definition restorations. The first four reissues are to be released in 2015.
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PC Mag thought the software was "stylishly designed and carefully presented", further praising its elegant and easily navigable interface. When comparing art titles, The New York Times felt the title would appeal to those with "more Catholic taste", and praised its "authoritative professionalism" as standing out from other titles in the genre. The paper Hypermedia Design, Analysis, and Evaluation Issues deemed the title an "outstanding" and "enjoyable" application. Art historian James Moore who reviewed the CD-ROM late in 2001 felt the software was primitive from a 2001 perspective.
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The same year, Fazal appeared in the romantic comedy film Baat Bann Gayi, which was considered a parody on Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors. He portrayed the dual roles of Kabir, a successful novelist from Singapore, and Rasiya Bihari, a local don. The film met with negative reactions from critics and failed at the box office, though Fazal was praised for his acting. Faheem Ruhani from India Today considered him as an upcoming talent to "watch out for", while The Times of India affirmed he is "standing out" from the cast.
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Ray's second patrol, 11 December 1943 to 12 January 1944 was in the Celebes-Ambon-Timor area. Near midnight on 26 December she sighted an unescorted tanker standing out from Tioro Strait. When the enemy ship reached open water, Ray fired a spread of torpedoes which stopped Kyoko Maru dead in the water and sent a huge mushroom of flame into the night sky as the target disintegrated. On 1 January 1944, SS-271 intercepted two ships with escorts in the mouth of Ambon Bay, Java, and sank converted gunboat Okuyo Maru with three hits.
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A cord connecting the tops of these covers with the roof or with a carved beam standing out from the wall, something like a crane (Salle, Norfolk), was used to remove the cover on the occasion of baptism. Many lecterns of the Gothic period do not exist today. They usually had a double sloping desk which revolved round a central moulded post. The lectern at Swanscombe, Kent, has an eras, circle of good foliage ornamenting each face of the book rest, and sonic tracery work at either end.
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Lovely's work is done on a variety of subject matter including Boston, ballet, beach scenes, the Lowcountry, Kennebunkport, Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, Vermont, and much more. Playing with Fire continues to be one of her most popular paintings, depicting a boy lighting sparks on the beach, the ocean just feet away. Arlington Street Showers is one of her best-selling works, which shows a rainy, recognizable Boston streetscape. The colors in Arlington Street Showers are a bit darker than most of Lovely's work, which may account for the painting's standing out from the crowd.
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Mao first came to attention after appearing as a contestant on the Tencent Video singing competition The Coming One (). He was noted for standing out from the other contestants, who wore costumes and makeup, for his "normality" and "round face, large glasses, and slightly crooked teeth". He also had very little prior experience in music. He had to record his introduction three times due to technical glitches, broke a guitar string as he began playing, and "gawked" at the celebrity judges when he first saw them, which was considered to contribute to his appeal amongst the public.
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The Studentendorf is designed for community living: the rooms are rather small, but the light halls and stairways and large kitchens in the residential buildings offer space for encounters and meetings. With the extensions undertaken in 1977, the village can now accommodate more than 900 students. In order to avoid monotony, the architects chose a mixture of housing types for the student accommodation: multi-storey cube-shaped houses, z-shaped houses, houses composed of angles and stand-alone houses. At the southern end, the architects placed the community house, whose expressive design makes it standing out from the other buildings.
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Reviewing for Firstpost, Mridula Ramadugu termed Rangasthalam soundtrack as Prasad's "most offbeat album yet" and added, "It would be biased to say — Not one track from this album goes unnoticed; but we are going to say exactly that. We took in this pure folk so well and enjoyed every bit of it." Scroll.in, in its review of the soundtrack, opined that Prasad's compositions "channel folk tunes that could have easily found a place on the stage" with "Yentha Sakkagunnave" mirroring Sukumar's effort "to bridge the gap between the stage and the screen", thus standing out from the rest.
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Part of the shrine walls seem to have been formed of a series of upright stone slabs with sculptured figures in low relief. Many of these still remain. The most curious thing about the building is that, at the front and rear and both sides, in the centre of the facade the roof ends in a triangular pediment composed of boldly sculptured figures. Inside the building near the shrine, and, on the left hand as one faces it, is a remarkable human head in high relief standing out from the base of the span of an arch.
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Consequentially, Kim has been given the nickname "female hard worker for South Korean affairs". During the North–South Ministerial Talks in 2005 for instance, she attracted media attention by standing out from the conservatively dressed mostly male delegation with her white two-piece suit. When the South Korean Minister of Unification Chung Dong-young introduced her, he noted that respecting women is a feature of Korean culture. Experts have taken her role as a female negotiator during the 2013 working level talks as an implication that the North Korean government wants to conduct the talks in a friendly mood.
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The place is important because of its aesthetic significance. Middenbury is important for its aesthetic value as an elegant and well-composed villa residence designed to take advantage of its elevated position on the bank of the Brisbane River. Encircled by verandahs on three sides and orientated to capture surrounding views, the house demonstrates picturesque qualities, standing out from its surroundings when viewed from the river and the opposite bank at West End. Two large fig trees, the only surviving elements of Middenbury's former gardens, are a landmark feature along Coronation Drive and make a significant contribution to the streetscape.
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Many of the district's Colonial Revival houses were constructed by William F. Nelson, who acted both as architect and as general contractor for these projects. Standing out from all other houses in the district is the original Johnson farmhouse; now known as the Johnson-Denny House, it originally faced Central Avenue, but its new owner relocated it to face Park Avenue while the surrounding land was being developed in 1919. Other buildings were once located around the house, but they have not survived. Today, Oliver Johnson's Woods is surrounded by the Meridian-Kessler neighborhood, and it remains the wooded middle-class neighborhood that it was originally planned to be.
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According to PopMatters' Andrew Welsh, Drizzt is Salvatore's attempt to create a multifaceted character who faces internal struggles, in hopes of standing out from the drow, and fantasy fiction in general. Welsh feels that Salvatore fails in this regard, saying "any blood Drizzt finds on his hands is quickly justified and most 'internal' conflict is superficial at best." A review for Pyramid refers to Drizzt as the "most famous denizen" of Menzoberranzan, identifying him and the city as "some of the most famous pieces of the Realms". Rob Bricken of Kotaku called Drizzt "one of the Mary Sue-iest characters in all of fiction".
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Deschanel obtained her first leading film role debut in the independent drama All the Real Girls (2003) as Noel, a sexually curious 18-year-old virgin who has a life-changing romance with an aimless 22-year-old. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and was an arthouse success. Her performance received wide critical acclaim, and Variety remarked: "Performances are all credible and naturalistic, but standing out from the rest is Deschanel's work, which evinces an impressively direct connection to her character's emotions. The actress does a wonderful job presenting a young woman who is trying, with varying degrees of success, to give voice to all sorts of things she has never felt or expressed before".
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Before Swordfish could release this EP, though, Godflesh were acquired by Earache Records, and the label's founder, Digby Pearson, convinced Broadrick and Green to shelve Tiny Tears and use the songs as bonus tracks on their first full-length album. The band agreed, and in 1989 they released Streetcleaner, which went on to receive critical acclaim and recognition as a landmark album in heavy metal music. Streetcleaner saw the reintroduction of Neville into the band, this time as the second guitarist, and it marked the band's first release of many on Earache. The album further defined Godflesh's sound, standing out from other metal releases with unusual production that emphasised mechanical beats and percussive bass over guitar.
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Companies since then first began to consider employees' skills rather than age or length of service with the company, due to which many long-serving employees lost their positions over being incapable of fulfilling expectations. Gradually many companies have had to restructure their salary and promotion systems, and seniority has thus lost some influence in Japanese society. Attitudes towards the senpai–kōhai system vary from appreciation for traditions and the benefits of a good senpai–kōhai relationship; to reluctant acquiescence; to antipathy. Those who criticize the system find it arbitrary and unfair, that senpais were often pushy, and that the system results in students who are shy or afraid of standing out from the group.
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Many fine French and other artists specialised in these, but clearly standing out from the pack is the work of Daniel Chodowiecki, a German of Polish origin who produced over a thousand small etchings. Mainly illustrations for books, these are wonderfully drawn, and follow the spirit of the times, through the cult of sentiment to the revolutionary and nationalist fervour of the start of the 19th century.Mayor, 568, 591–600. One of Los desastres de la guerra, aquatint by Goya Goya's superb but violent aquatints often look as though they are illustrating some unwritten work of fiction, but their meaning must be elucidated from their titles, often containing several meanings, and the brief comments recorded by him about many of them.
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By this time German officers had published what W. T. Stead called in 1901 "various fantastic schemes" for invading the United States, but contemporary observers saw them as unrealistic. In August 1901, von Tirpitz sent secret orders to Lieutenant Hubert von Rebeur-Paschwitz (later Vice Admiral), a naval attaché serving at the German embassy in Washington, D.C. Von Rebeur-Paschwitz left Washington to scout out the proposed landing location on Cape Cod, which he found to be unsuitable because it was not within sight of friendly naval artillery support. He recommended shifting the landing to the beach near the lighthouse at Manomet Point. This beach could be supported by German warships standing out from Cape Cod; it also included a nearby hill with a commanding view.
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Starting in 1992 Rinpoche has lived in Malaysia where he commenced work on the establishment of Dharma Institutes.Malaysia — Fun-loving teacher Tsem Tulku Rinpoche, Buddha Channel TV One of the institutes he founded is known as Kechara House Buddhist Association. He also founded a charity organization known as Kechara Soup KitchenMore than just feeding the homeless, The Star MalaysiaWhy These Local NGOs Are Making A Real Difference And Standing Out From The Crowd, The Malaysian Digest and the dharma retreat centre Kechara Forest Retreat.Phng Li Kheng on planting inner peace with Kechara Forest Retreat, Malaysia Tatler In the meantime, Rinpoche took a stand against the position of the Central Tibetan Administration in the Dorje Shugden controversy and built the world's largest Dorje Shugden statue.
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In the early morning darkness of 2 October 1944, Hobson was standing out from Marseilles, France, during a violent gale, when her spotters observed distress calls from well inside an unswept area of the German- mined harbor. It was soon established that a liberty ship, the S.S. Johns Hopkins, moving to an anchorage after returning from Oran, Algeria, with 600 troops embarked, had struck a mine while navigating in the gale. Ordered to assist the stricken Hopkins, Hobson skillfully and carefully navigated through the perilous, mined area in gale- force wind and sea, and made repeated attempts to land alongside the liberty ship to offload her troops, although each time Hobson was forced to back off as the ships pounded heavily in the extreme weather. Through Lt. Cdr.
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Gordon declined all honours of financial gain, writing: "I know I shall leave China as poor as I entered it, but with the knowledge that, through my weak instrumentality, upwards of eighty to one hundred thousand lives have been spared. I want no further satisfaction than this". The British journalist Mark Urban wrote: "People saw a brave man who acted with humanity in an otherwise ghastly conflict, standing out from the other mercenaries, adventurers and cut-throats in wanting almost nothing for himself". In a leader in August 1864, The Times wrote about Gordon: "the part of the soldier of fortune is in these days very difficult to play with honour...but if ever the actions of a soldier fighting in foreign service ought to be viewed with indulgence, and even with admiration, this exceptional tribute is due to Colonel Gordon".
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" "Loser" was noted for introducing a more mature style to Big Bang as a group, without losing the images they had enforced through previous releases. The song's lyrics were noted to be "confessional," showing that even superstars have insecurities. Standing out from other Big Bang songs for not falling in the love song category, the lyrics described feelings of doubt and unhappiness that accompany the everyday life of a self-proclaimed loser, while also detailing "unhappiness with one-night stands and forgetting the importance of love." G-Dragon explained the meaning behind the lyrical-content, saying that "people who stand under the spotlight are just human beings," saying that all humans have their feelings hurt, but also the songs adept on all the situations, saying "however, we wanted to offer a [more universal] theme with this song, so we drew a bigger picture.
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Caryn Rose, writing for Pitchfork, described the production as standing out from the rest of the band's discography, but still keeping the elements they are known for. While ambivalent about St. Vincent's "polished" arty production, Robert Christgau gave the album an A-minus and observed a hooky "musical efficiency" throughout, along with allusive political content "from its Yeatsian opener to a closer that invokes both #MeToo and Hillary '16 if you want it to". Kate Hutchinson of The Observer was less positive, suggesting that Sleater-Kinney is trying too hard, when they "have always felt effortless". Writing for Tiny Mix Tapes, Jeremy Klein gave a mixed review, with a score of three out of five, calling the collaboration with St. Vincent ultimately disappointing and calling the band "lost" while giving a positive reception to several tracks.
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He also noted that Lo's "EDM-inspired album" had more substance than other similar albums. Maxie Molotov-Smith from Fortitude Magazine gave the album 4.5 out of 5 stars, praising the "stark heart-on- sleeve" honesty in Lo's lyrics and described the music as "expertly-crafted electronic pop music" with infectious hooks. Jon O'Brien from Music Is My Oxygen gave the album 4 out of 5 stars and praised Lo's standing out from the crowd, describing her album as a "refreshingly raw debut which casts Tove Lo as pop's premier hot mess". Kathy Iandoli from Idolator gave the album 3.5 out of 5 and praised the honesty of the lyrics and noted that Lo "has become masterfully adept at jamming thoughtful words into dancey songs through her past songwriting, but she takes it a step further with Queen Of The Clouds".
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Iberian dagger, 4th-2nd century B.C. National Archaeological Museum of Spain Ultimately the pugio was descended from Spanish originals of a variety of types, but by the early 1st century AD the Roman dagger typically had a large blade, which could be 'leaf-shaped' (type 'A') or which might alternatively have narrowed from the shoulders to run parallel to about half the blade's length, before narrowing to a sharp point (type 'B'). In size they ranged from 18 cm to 28 cm (7 in to 11 in) long and 5 cm (2 in) or more in width. A midrib ran close to the length of each side, either standing out from the face (mainly on type 'A' blades) or sunken and defined by grooves on either side (mainly on type 'B' blades). The tang was wide and flat initially, and the grip was riveted through it, as well as through the shoulders of the blade.
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A Record Label founded in 1999 at Jazz fm Radio Stations' Enterprise Division by Mark Doyle who proposed the initial idea and created the name, concept and track listings, Hedkandi was a stable mate to Jazz fm Records. Its live events quickly gained popularity with a residency in Ibiza at el Divino managed by Paul Wilkins and by having its own specialist radio show on Jazz FM. In 2002, Hedkandi had gathered enough momentum from its Ibiza nights to launch a regular residency at Pacha in London. The Hedkandi brand was supported by Team Kandi, which involved a core of Djs and brand ambassadors, and back office staff that delivered the international package of albums and events. Standing out from other club events ,Hedkandi strives on Glitzy and glamorous production as well as very high emphasis on partnering The Hedkandi musical sound with high production values and locations In January 2006, Hedkandi was purchased by Ministry of Sound.
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