This is a hearty cuisine, steeped in seafood that in turn is steeped in wine and garlic.
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Today, we're taking "steeped" literally, and the answer is TEABAGS, because they are traditionally steeped in boiling water.
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The second act, which shifts between a 2003 symposium, steeped in academese, and a 1973 talk show, steeped in gin, is more like a screwball tragedy.
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But even readers steeped in America's history will learn something.
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China is steeped in centuries of rich history and culture.
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It's really dangerous to eat shellfish steeped in K. brevis.
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The full moon is beautiful, mysterious, and steeped in mythology.
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The government is steeped in debt; its coffers are empty.
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Cigarette Racing became steeped in its own true crime drama.
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But the dance can be steeped in heteronormative, patriarchal tradition.
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Their stuff is steeped in youth, idealism, and open community.
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Political radicals steeped in daily organizing are often suspicious of
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She's been steeped in the adoption world for 27 years.
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A series steeped in Stephen King lore arrives on Hulu.
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Munich: Is the German city steeped in tradition becoming cool?
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But it also is a place steeped in Confederate lore.
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The entire family is steeped in devastating, contemporary American calamity.
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Restaurant culture has long been steeped in alcohol and drugs.
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Clinton is a masterful debater and steeped deep in policy.
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Beyond such restrictions, the hamlet is steeped in community pride.
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It is steeped in attitude: bourgeois alienation and cosseted rebellion.
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The casatiello is an Easter bread steeped in Neapolitan tradition.
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She had obviously been steeped in Orwell before her oration.
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Kjartansson, steeped in theatre since early childhood, lifted the ban.
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Burns," which came steeped in the iconography of "The Simpsons.
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But it's harsh words, steeped in the feeling of the moment.
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Earlier in the day, one steeped in tradition and protocol, Mrs.
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It is steeped, instead, in a single shade of morbid resignation.
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Let's fall back for people who aren't steeped in sports media.
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Later, Hudson got even more steeped in the study of sperm.
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Few places are as steeped in mythology as the Hawaiian Islands.
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Yes, the fictional town of Ben Temps is steeped in religion.
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I felt neither inflamed with enthusiasm nor steeped in boiling hate.
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They are historical memory steeped in emotion and encapsulated in paint.
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Detroit is a great American city steeped in history and import.
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It is steeped in deceit, murder, ghosts and contemporary Broadway theater.
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Gil and George are equally steeped in theater lore and legend.
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The imagery is steeped in darkness, and slowly yields its textures.
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Bureaucrats steeped in austere Wahhabism draw converts in government prayer halls.
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The space shuttle truck is steeped in history, and some lore.
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Theirs is a feud steeped in competition and fermented with age.
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And yes, she is rooted and obviously steeped in her sources.
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Most of us have been steeped in Christmas fantasies since birth.
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Dried hibiscus flowers steeped with ginger mean it's Christmastime in Jamaica.
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Still, her upbringing also was steeped in her South Asian heritage.
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Much of Cohen's body of work is steeped in social commentary.
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WHEN Kazuo Ishiguro started to write fiction, he wasn't steeped in literature.
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Q. Is it difficult to perform songs steeped in real personal conflict?
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Playing the Android version is a refreshing break, one steeped in nostalgia.
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Who, after all, is more steeped in pageantry than a female monarch?
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I was too steeped in the bourgeois ethos of deals and contracts.
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Much like modern day motorsports, sailing is a sport steeped in science.
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The leather scene is dominated by masculine stereotypes and steeped in tradition.
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He was, for a decade and a half, steeped in corporate culture.
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So I'm steeped in the NBA and I'm very passionate about it.
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They are, however, steeped in the same frayed history and political unease.
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Some of those missions, according to the Coloradoan, are steeped in secrecy.
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Even experts steeped in Iowa Republican politics admit they simply don't know.
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The novels of John le Carré are steeped in shadows and ambiguity.
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Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Buddhist and Hindu faiths are steeped in its promotion.
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Garmendia was a guy steeped in LatAm style but also genuinely youthful.
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And our entire career in sketch comedy has been steeped in music.
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Because it is an abuse of power steeped in racism and Islamophobia.
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And, unfortunately, gay male culture is often steeped in sexism and misogyny.
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The sport is steeped in cultural significance and history of greater stakes.
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The origins of Notting Hill Carnival are also steeped in Trini culture.
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Mr. Nye was a word-drunk fabulist, steeped in the oral tradition.
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The old tennis court, so steeped in history, had cracks running throughout.
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TikTok, with its legions of irony-steeped teens, presents a specific danger.
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Chechnya has a history steeped in the blood of revolts and repression.
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I enjoy a little magic, and ours was also steeped in mystery.
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Of course some of what I do is steeped in science, e.g.
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Survivors are steeped in trauma and angry at the absence of accountability.
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Perhaps more than many European metropolises, Madrid remains steeped in traditional handicraft.
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For one, Republicans and Democrats are steeped in a deep gun culture.
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For a president not steeped in policy intricacies, the decision is vexing.
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The manager and staff are devoted and steeped in reading and literature.
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It's a feminism steeped in the toughen-up language of cultural libertarianism.
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Americans steeped in individualism have been reluctant to legislate in this way.
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What we're presented with is a self-contained, darkness-steeped spook house.
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Steeped in shadows and electricity, they rock out and keep their secrets.
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I felt steeped in something that feels really part of the place.
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What her mother did was illegal, of course, and steeped in secrecy.
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His cadences at once pop chart modern and steeped in classic soul.
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Their memories of Monday night will likely always be steeped in trauma.
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He is also steeped in political history, particularly that of his native Atlanta.
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GG: Lucky guesses, maybe, but your books are steeped in your actual reporting.
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You're coming from somewhere else, so you're not steeped in it. Exactly. Exactly.
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Perhaps that's a little dramatic, but this is a scene steeped in drama.
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So much of that is steeped in the use of that particular data.
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You don't need to be steeped in internet memery to get the message.
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I guess if one is steeped in beauty, one becomes immune to it.
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For terrorists, the Reina attack and others are steeped in martyrdom, but Auden
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Nothing, if you're steeped in ideas about antiquated gender binaries and the like.
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He's promiscuity steeped in chauvinism and misogyny: more old-fashioned, and more comforting.
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These projections have long struck many geoscientists steeped in earth's past as conservative.
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A hidden agenda steeped in mystery and doubt, and none of it good.
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" Soeiro said Seuss's illustrations are "steeped in racist propaganda, caricatures and harmful stereotypes.
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Summer diversion for theatergoers steeped in Kardashian lore and in a frivolous mood.
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Skateboarding is a physical art, one steeped in interaction with the physical environment.
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They speak plainly and are less steeped in economic theories than recent predecessors.
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Her iconography is steeped in mystery—a central value of the Catholic faith.
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Steeped in anti-colonial thought, they don't like taking criticism from the West.
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It has also steeped him in the language and folkways of the mob.
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"Black Panther," by contrast, is steeped very specifically and purposefully in its blackness.
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She ran as a Democrat, but quickly found herself steeped in conservative politics.
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It's steeped in the 90s, it's satisfying, it's gritty, and it's absolutely crushing.
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This old, tradition-steeped American sport could not withstand another catastrophe or controversy.
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Racist is not a fixed category like "not racist," which is steeped denial.
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It was a good, conservative Brahmin family, deeply steeped in learning and education.
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Jazz, after all, is a music steeped in tradition as well as innovation.
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Harris is black and grew up steeped in civil rights activism in California.
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A younger generation, steeped in today's entrepreneurship revolution, is starting to think differently.
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It's steeped in the hysterical significance the young ascribe to their own lives.
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Another difference: I certainly become emotionally steeped in the reporting of each article.
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Today's students get steeped in American tales of genocide, slavery, oppression and segregation.
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Historically, Canada had a "white Canada" immigration policy steeped in racism and xenophobia.
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He could talk about them with authority and was thoroughly steeped in history.
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Unemployment rose to 22007 percent and the country was steeped in economic malaise.
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Friends and Allies produces uniquely Texas beers steeped in West Coast brewing techniques.
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We may welcome that after a year steeped in uncovering sexual-harassment complicity.
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He appeared to be steeped in the culture of the extreme-right internet.
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It requires a proper interagency master planning process, one steeped in community consultation.
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Sticking to script, Trump's words were steeped in historical references to the Founders' faith.
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However, not many have a business model steeped so heavily in social media shares.
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Mr Trump's rhetoric is steeped in nationalism and nativism, but it is not populism.
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Getting history right matters because Mr Trump's trade rhetoric is so steeped in nostalgia.
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" Ryan told reporters on Thursday that he "probably wasn't steeped in long-running protocols.
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Just like most royal dukedoms, the title Duke of Sussex comes steeped in history.
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Although she has no link with the IRA, her family is steeped in republicanism.
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For two weeks, the country has been steeped in debate over the Apple vs.
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The appointment of Italy's first black minister enraged a political class steeped in racism.
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Metal lyrics are steeped in admiration for woman as the ultimate figure of worship.
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The liquid bronze shimmers and glows in a way that seems steeped in magic.
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"The disease is youngsters who are steeped in a culture of violence," North said.
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They are also events that tend to be steeped in generational layers of tradition.
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He is too linked to the old regime and half steeped in its agenda.
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Pelosi is a political lifer, steeped in the family business from an early age.
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Iran's narrative regarding Iraq and the Middle East is steeped in decades of history.
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In an administration steeped in scandal, the stench of corruption thickens by the day.
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Popular culture is steeped in the notion of pressure concerning a woman's biological clock.
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Meanwhile, Chandorkar acknowledged that the minimalism movement as it stands is steeped in privilege.
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They both pulse with Southern pride, and are steeped in faith, family, and football.
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Luxury labels are never down with having their prestigious, history-steeped logos ripped off.
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It's a complicated topic and one steeped in a long history of institutionalized racism.
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We sample Icelandic saltfiskur, dried and salted cod, steeped and rehydrated before being served.
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Eliminate the word "exotic" from your vocabulary—it's is steeped in racism and classism.
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One reason is that they were members of a society steeped in the Bible.
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Proper scientific research as carried out by well-trained scientists is steeped in validity.
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Like a lot of online subcultures, incel communities are steeped in irony and trolling.
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Gunn: You were so steeped in music because of your relationship with Paul Williams.
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But Mr. Trump was steeped in the heroics of a Korean War commander, Gen.
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The fair also brings visitors who aren't steeped in the language of artist statements.
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It is commonly steeped to make tea or chewed in a wad like tobacco.
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Steeped in the blues, he had always sung like someone experienced beyond his years.
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"In this generation, you get steeped in the culture of online video," he said.
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Her line of basics, available at her website, are steeped in her unusual craft.
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The fourth most popular beverage in the country, coffee is steeped into our culture.
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On one side stood old guard alumni, steeped in notions of history and legacy.
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Camila Cabello's Saturday Night Live performance is steeped in centuries of pop culture references.
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The Millennium Biltmore Los Angeles is a gorgeous hotel steeped in history and character.
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The appointment of a CEO steeped in retail banking could usher in other changes.
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U.S. Senate candidates' disclosure obligations remain steeped in the past, fulfilled in paper forms.
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In August, Trump announced a "comprehensive Afghanistan strategy" steeped in conventional counterterrorism (CT) approaches.
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Those points steeped in sexist rhetoric, however, should hold no place in their arguments.
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They see a presidential administration steeped in bigotry and lies that they strongly reject.
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But there was a lot of ... the Times is steeped in its traditions, right?
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Liberalism came of age in a Europe of nation states steeped in barely questioned racism.
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And looming over it all is political rivalry that is steeped in the country's history.
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Cox points out that we all live in the same culture steeped in oppressive attitudes.
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In law school he was steeped in Cuban nationalism and took to politics full-time.
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It's the most charming arrival to any building; Unpretentious, gentle, poetic, and steeped in anticipation.
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ELISA LABOTT, CNN GLOBAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT: It was a real historic day, steeped in symbolism.
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Such a step would be unconventional for an industry steeped in detailed rules and procedures.
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The killer's manifesto, too, is steeped in 8chan-like irony, a style sometimes termed "shitposting".
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Design thinking is steeped in building empathy for the people you are designing for — a.k.a.
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The dumplings are steeped in Tibet's troubled political history, as well as Lobsang's personal story.
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Kissinger was steeped in game theory and Nixon had a deep knowledge of international affairs.
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" To the one who's steeped in sadness: "It doesn't mean you'll feel this way forever.
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It leaves that to other shows that are more steeped in individual perspective and experience.
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Munnar is steeped in British culture, running far deeper than just its addiction to tea.
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"I got to do some incredibly thought-out gunslinging, with one foot steeped in reality."
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Many conservatives pride themselves on their strong moral values steeped in Christianity and the Bible.
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And let's not forget, this is a Team Ico world, steeped in mystery and wonder.
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"He's just new to this, and probably wasn't steeped in long-running protocols," he said.
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Those steeped in Harry Potter lore likely recall that a wizard doesn't choose a wand.
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I would rather be steeped in an avalanche of livestock effluence than read another thinkpiece.
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My favorite structural improvement is also the one most richly steeped in Schadenfreude: seamless updates.
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Although steeped in patriarchal values, it could be taken as a rebuke to patriarchal tradition.
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A tonal traditionalist, he steeped her in the approach of 19th-century masters like Brahms.
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Of course, there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment.
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Hamid Karzai, steeped in controversy and claims of corruption, became the transitional leader of Afghanistan.
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For baseball, steeped in nostalgia, the "Field of Dreams" game is an inspired marketing move.
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Macabre does not even begin to describe this collection steeped in the Southern Gothic tradition.
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You're pretty steeped in Silicon Valley and internet Web 103 and Web 2.0, mobile revolution?
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The remixes then, act as wildly current interpretations of a culture steeped in social significance.
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After Comic Con, I realize that the best relationships are steeped in a shared obsession.
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But even that tradition-steeped affair did not come off smoothly for the White House.
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Weiss's approach to greater satisfaction and success at work is steeped in evidence-based science.
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He moonlights as a D.J. and is not steeped in the firm's cutthroat trading culture.
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A city steeped in culture, both ancient and modern, Oaxaca has a lot to offer.
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So are her sisters, steeped from birth as they all are in reverence for masculinity.
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This starts off one way—as an ethereal, soul-steeped pop song—but then, POW!
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America's education policy debate has long been steeped in discussions of race and racial discrimination.
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The trial was steeped in statistical evidence and terminology that spectators often struggled to understand.
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If nothing else, Mr. Ben-Ami said, not being steeped in the details has advantages.
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All that "blah blah blah" is steeped in a somnolent restlessness that promises sweet awakenings.
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Cloudflare is not a household name, but anyone steeped in the internet knows them well.
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All-suite accommodations are steeped in luxury, and every room comes with a dedicated butler.
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In reality, K-Beauty is a skin-care tradition steeped in wellness, simplicity, and efficacy.
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Even as an Asian-American, I was steeped in the Western world's bias against it.
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But I find gym culture, which is very much L.A. culture, so steeped in vanity.
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Though this singer-songwriter hails from Bristol, England, her recordings are steeped in American tradition.
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This was twenty-first-century agitprop, steeped in globalized culture and designed for digital virality.
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The second-least populated of the Maldives' 20 administrative atolls, Faafu is steeped in history.
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Some went over better than others with a certain tradition-steeped segment of the audience.
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Bridging Europe and Asia, history-steeped Istanbul can be yours for just $44.74 a day.
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His melodies are steeped in folk, blues and Tin Pan Alley, but take unexpected turns.
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She has been celebrating Persian holidays all her life and is steeped in the traditions.
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Her childhood had been steeped in an evangelical church where her mother was a pastor.
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He grew up in Washington, DC but his roots are deeply steeped in Central Texas.
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Of course there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment.
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Yet the future the Alexandrians are building is also steeped in the legacy of violence.
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The novel unfolds at the pace of a thriller but is steeped in contemporary art theory.
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His scholarly training in history makes him a dream guide in a city steeped in it.
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But he was also steeped in its antecedents: Toho monster films, Voltron, decades of sci-fi.
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They're a story of his own making, instead of an ancestral narrative steeped in oil fortune.
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It is a big 🖕to those who are steeped in outrage over the internment camps.
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To anyone (like this former Facebook employee) steeped in the company's usual MO, this was astonishing.
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Plepler was the one to agree to broadcast a show steeped in violence, nudity and incest.
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The pages of "The Mitrokhin Archive", eventually published in 1999, are steeped in vodka and betrayal.
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Zero pizza eaten, but plenty of culture, steeped in Italian and Sicilian history, digested and driven.
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Steeped in his subject, the author delves into the ancient roots of Romania's culture and religion.
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Seoul is a dynamic, vibrant, fast-paced city with a long, storied history steeped in tradition.
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So now you've got two very, very large fields that are steeped in their own traditions.
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The house's classic 2.55 bag silhouette is steeped in fascinating references to the pioneering designer's life.
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My story — growing up steeped in the beauty of wild places — is not uncommon among Montanans.
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It is such a great privilege to work with a brand so steeped in iconic history.
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" She added that Dr. Seuss books have "illustrations...steeped in racist propaganda, caricatures, and harmful stereotypes.
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Balancing on the tightrope between expectation and the reality, you're steeped in the experience teenaged doubt.
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It's easy to get that green, muddled, flavor, like bitter plant matter—think over-steeped tea.
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And in a town steeped in Kennedy lore, there will always be room for little Jacks.
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Instead, they're heavy on gloomy, doomy tempos, shapeless howls, and thoroughly steeped in whispery midnight atmosphere.
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Facebook's own D.C. office is steeped with connected Washington insiders who have spent years in politics.
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"The whole thing is steeped in mysticism," says Mark Steber, chief tax officer at Jackson Hewitt.
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The documentary "Everybody's Everything" is steeped in that sadness, even as it celebrates the rapper's life.
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Our schools are public schools that have a proud history steeped in the civil rights movement.
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Medea sends her boys to Glauce with a wedding gift, a golden cloak steeped in poison.
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Improvement couldn't come fast enough for a generation steeped in postwar triumphalism and dreams of liberty.
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He even makes cold barley water steeped with lemon and sweetened with honey seem ridiculously appealing.
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Meanwhile, in his home state of Indiana, farmland and tornado-damaged buildings are steeped in floodwaters.
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Mr. Button tracked down a bottle of Oak by Absolut, a vodka steeped in wood chips.
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Few American films have been so steeped in fear of the forest and its indigenous inhabitants.
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But it is steeped in a gently brooding awareness that everything is bound for eventual extinction.
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My childhood in India was steeped in ahimsa, the tenet of nonviolence toward all living things.
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Every book Melville wrote was a product of this struggle; every book was steeped in himself.
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Several of the songs, like the single "Bring It Back," are steeped in eighties synth-pop.
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But even his supposedly populist economic agenda has been steeped in white supremacy since the beginning.
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And the talents of Kazushi Sakuraba and Josh Barnett are steeped in the professional wrestling tradition.
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But postwar German politics are steeped in a centrist tradition that has hampered Die Linke's progress.
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Worst yet, his racism contributes to a pervasive institutional racism still steeped in the United States.
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But it is also steeped in a rueful awareness that such attempts are doomed to fail.
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In order to "get" /r/muacirclejerk's humour, you must already be steeped in online beauty culture.
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The Toddy filters coffee grounds after they've been steeped, resulting in a smooth cold brew concentrate.
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It's a pie baked in religion, crafted by workers, steeped in community, and made in Lancashire.
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But here, interventions are often steeped in Cherokee references, in an attempt to anchor tribal identity.
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They are being steeped in art business nitty-gritty, from negotiating with galleries to public speaking.
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I was a tomboy kid, a swaggering teen steeped in queer culture, then a masculine adult.
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His Third Symphony represented a stylistic breakthrough: austerely plaintive, emotionally direct and steeped in medieval modes.
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He's not as charismatic as Mr. Iger, but he is steeped in Disney's culture and operations.
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In fact, Chamberlain Coffee is a collaboration with Steeped Coffee, which has been around since 2017.
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He says PG&E's own plan would protect investors while leaving the company steeped in debt.
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Steeped in Catholic theology, Judge Noonan became an expert on the roots and context of morality.
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Many wealthier individuals are steeped in a culture that utilizes experts as a matter of course.
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It is also one of the most reliant on the industry, heavily steeped in hunting culture.
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At the time, labor leaders were steeped in an agrarian tradition of independence and self-sufficiency.
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Over four years of study, cadets are steeped in military history, ethics, philosophy, and military law.
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But, steeped in fury and soaked in murder, the border is, of course, a bloodline too.
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The only effective way to fight extremist views is with moderate ones steeped in reasoned elaboration.
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But this week, a university steeped in tradition said the time had come for a change.
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To me, at least, the album feels steeped in an optimism and reflection on growing up.
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He is steeped in conservative media, a long-time favorite of right-wing sites like Breitbart.
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His voice was untarnished, steeped in Al Green, Marvin Gaye and Prince and full of knowing ease.
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So did the University of Mississippi -- no small gesture for a school steeped in tradition -- and Gov.
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I think he is so unconventional, and he's taking over an office that is steeped in tradition.
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Take a look back on her long history with the Globes, and a beginning steeped in tragedy.
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In fact, weed-infused booze is steeped in the ancient medicinal traditions of various pre-colonial civilizations.
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Kethledge, a Michigan Law graduate, would add academic diversity to a court steeped in the Ivy League.
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The simplest answer might be that this is the natural reaction of a regime steeped in blood.
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Tech companies have made an effort to move away from these early design decisions steeped in stereotypes.
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Waymo is bringing its fleet of self-driving cars to Detroit, a city steeped in car history.
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The project is steeped in national prestige but Mr Kuma says he approaches it like all others.
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Most of the violence has occurred within the ANC, which is steeped in corruption at all levels.
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It became one of rock 'n' roll's most unforgettable love triangles—one steeped in elegance and tragedy.
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Now, all of Ruhr is steeped in nostalgia as the "age of coal" comes to a close.
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By contrast Mr McDonnell is steeped in Marxism-Leninism, with a heavy dose of Trotsky and Gramsci.
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Pebble is steeped in tradition, and the winning cars need to be restored to period-correct perfection.
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Competition with homegrown rivals steeped in local tradition can be fierce, especially when it comes to regulation.
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Steeped in mystery, both Silver and Abovitz have taken a "trust us" approach to describing the technology.
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They were steeped in movie tradition enough that they wanted to challenge it with their independent vision.
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The beverage starts with Eastern D.R. Congo Lake Kivu coffee, which is slow-steeped as cold brew.
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Mississippi is the heartland of the South, a place that is steeped and deeply rooted in traditions.
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When it is an active discussion, often among those steeped in the policy nuances, it is heated.
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The disease is youngsters who are steeped in a culture of violence," North told "Fox News Sunday.
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For China, that raises questions about the development of hip hop, a genre that's steeped in rebellion.
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And I admired Marty Rea's pain-steeped, lyrical portrayal of Richard's helpless pawn of a brother, Clarence.
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A former Miss Alaska moans in the corner, steeped in fear and a fresh case of laryngitis.
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"It's more of a life partnership, so it's not steeped in marital, that day," Pinkett Smith says.
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These were statesmen, not salesmen; Israelis steeped in their land who looked beyond the next news cycle.
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Their approaches are steeped in bureaucratic history and based on laws that could not anticipate technological advances.
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"Steeped in our traditions, Ananthamurthy captures the reality as nobody else can," Mr. Patel wrote in Mint.
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His time in Virginia has left him steeped in the history of bluegrass and old-time music.
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Steeped in urine, he is soon surrounded by a small horde of henchmen from the Central Committee.
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That she comes from a family steeped in medical training made the decision all the more difficult.
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But no filmmaker, not even John Ford, has ever been more steeped in his own nation's history.
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Even if you're steeped in the saga of Steubenville, the film contains plenty to appall you afresh.
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This centrality of ceremony is essential to the pull of a story steeped in superstition and custom.
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"Of course there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment," Clinton said.
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He was the first elected mayor of Chinese descent in a city steeped in Chinese American history.
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We're anxious because we're steeped in a capitalist culture in which our work determines whether we flourish.
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It's pure joy for thousands of fans of both running and the famous myth-steeped space opera.
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Although Spicer is steeped in the GOP establishment, he share his boss's taste for an unconventional approach.
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Likewise, Revival is unequivocally a Selena Gomez album, steeped in emotion, vulnerability and her meticulously specific identity.
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And some will perhaps see the machine as an undignified presence at a service steeped in tradition.
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Well, my mom is a poet and a humanities professor, and is steeped in all this stuff.
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Goldie's also a bloke steeped in the power of how clubs can shape communities and reinvent cities.
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Coming from a family background steeped in design, he understood craft on a level that I didn't.
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Two new books and their unabridged audio recordings are steeped in both of these (often overlapping) worlds.
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Ms. Tolstedt spent 53 years at Wells Fargo, and was no doubt steeped in the bank's culture.
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Tradition calls for grilling the chops over hickory-wood embers, a fuel that is steeped in romance.
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Unlike Mr. Blankfein and Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Solomon is not steeped in the firm's cutthroat trading culture.
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Here she reveals a chastened existence, steeped in grief and unknowing without recourse to pacifying religious answers.
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Mohsen Namjoo's songs are steeped in Persian classical music and poetry, merged freely with raucous Western rock.
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Chernow's indispensable book, which attempts to see Grant's life as a triumph, is also steeped in tragedy.
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For Mr. Tao, who is also a "Rick and Morty" fan, the sauce was steeped in nostalgia.
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The method of grilling jerk slowly, at a low temperature and with smoke, is steeped in tradition.
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She'll pair this with a cup of steeped green tea from Mariage Frères or matcha from Toraya.
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They sound steeped in history and sadness but are pushed forward in a way that's very now.
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The book is steeped in tea: its medicinal and cultural value but mostly its nifty symbolic value.
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French spirits, they insist, are steeped in history and reflect the identity of France and its regions.
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Janeites are so steeped in the literature that they regard the characters as intimate friends (and enemies).
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You wouldn't necessarily know it from his process, which is steeped in art historical and aesthetic concerns.
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The crisis has also increased Spanish innovation, by forcing companies steeped in tradition to reconceive their businesses.
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" Far more appropriate for a city historically steeped in corruption, he said, would be "Ubi est Mea?
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Asa Hutchinson set in February, was steeped in turmoil even before Judge Baker's order on Saturday morning.
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But this particular President has made standing for a song a political issue steeped in racial resentment.
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Those who aren't steeped in the comics, admittedly, might feel a tad disoriented in the early going.
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The Black Panther book itself is so steeped in Wakanda, the fictional African country of his birth.
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Preminger's romantically agonized 1947 drama, "Daisy Kenyon," also set in New York, is steeped in postwar trauma.
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It's a place steeped in over 3,000 years of history that's positioned itself firmly in the future.
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In "Iris," he lets his imagination run riot, concocting a lurid, potent tale steeped in decadent orientalism.
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In an administration "less steeped in the formal deliberative policy process" than most, this matters, he notes.
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You thought that the clue "Things steeped in tradition?" meant occasions or rituals that were traditional, right?
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The album is steeped in positivity ("Deserve It All"), even amid the paranoia that accompanies fame ("Silence").
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At Salt, he hired chefs to execute his vision: a restaurant that felt steeped in local flavor.
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It's steeped in pop history, boiling its shared language down to a single word and philosophy: Huge.
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I had grand plans to take a genre steeped in machismo and tell a woman's story instead.
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The soul of this building is steeped in Chinatown celebration history, and it deserves to live on.
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When it went on the air in 1996 it was run by people steeped in the BBC's standards.
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Explain to people who are not steeped in the New York blog world what a MetaFilter party is.
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But Snyder and Singer are primarily steeped in film and the way movie stories have always been told.
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Steeped in history, every driver wants to win what is also a home race for many of them.
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What was fascinating to me was how that piece of pornography was so steeped in plantation-era raceplay.
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Steeped in the Italian vocal heritage, he sang with supple phrasing and evenness through his entire vocal range.
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For one thing, the president's rhetoric is steeped in time-worn stories about a Christian nation under siege.
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Wen arrived at Planned Parenthood as a health care administrator, not steeped in the world of Democratic campaigns.
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When the Ideo team wasn't following commuters, it was interviewing city planners and academics steeped in traffic data.
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They've supposedly been cursed since 1945, which created a franchise steeped in suffering and broken by bad luck.
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The Italian original was steeped in Jewish tradition (Mr Massini speaks Hebrew), a flavour that Mr Power retains.
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Negotiations on the withdrawal are generally acknowledged to be going poorly for London, steeped in confusion and retreat.
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What he said about these two men is steeped in racist rhetoric about the intelligence of black people.
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There was just a generalized sense of frustration that games reporters had gotten political and steeped in ideology.
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The replies to this tweet are universally complimentary, steeped in empathy and love, and resplendent in their charity.
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Their candid responses, range from funny to sad to sardonic, but all are steeped in genuine heartfelt emotion.
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Sushi-making is steeped heavily in tradition, with a proper way to perform even the most minor tasks.
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Mrs Clinton is steeped in "incredibly horrendous scandals" and can never win a general election, averred Ms Edwards.
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The music, words, and visuals embody the frame of mind that I've been steeped in for a while.
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And in a genre often steeped in hype, for once even the "diabolical" label doesn't feel like hyperbole.
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While the overall system is steeped in structural racial inequality, parts of the system don't seem that biased.
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He was steeped in Wagner, though he had little apparent grasp of the composer's psychological intricacies and ambiguities.
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Mingo County, a picturesque district of twisting valleys, is steeped in the lore of coal, corruption and violence.
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Somalia has been steeped in various degrees of chaos and bloodshed since its central government imploded in 1991.
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The Saudi interpretation is steeped in the conservatism of central Arabia, especially regarding relations between women and men.
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The disease is youngsters who are steeped in a culture of violence," North said on "Fox News Sunday.
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He creates mind-bending, kaleidoscopic digital collages that are heavily steeped in the artist's intense relationship with magic.
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It's steeped with cherry sweetness and warmed through with caramel notes, the hallmarks of the charred American oak.
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Women have suffered infertility in silence for centuries, steeped in shame over something that simply isn't their fault.
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Much of CORE's senior management is "steeped in high-end food and beverage experience," Enterprise told Business Insider.
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San Antonio is steeped in Texas history, with famous landmarks including the Alamo and the San Fernando Cathedral.
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New York State and the city that bears its name are steeped in centuries' worth of supernatural lore.
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It was organized by medical students and public health experts steeped in data about effective public health interventions.
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This is where Ernie, steeped in mourning three years after her husband's unexpected death, can help him understand.
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My mom, who left Iran in 1976, steeped us in the smells, tastes and traditions of Persian cuisine.
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The leaves can be steeped twice: Kusmi Tea Le Thé Blanc, 4.3 ounces, $49, Kusmi Tea Boutiques, kusmitea.com.
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If Romero captured the paranoia of the 1960s, Jarmusch just reconfigures it for an era steeped in dread.
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He recorded tradition-steeped duets with Emmylou Harris ("We Believe in Happy Endings") and Keith Whitley ("Brotherly Love").
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Still, while Huawei is eager to learn from the West, its soul is steeped in Communist Party culture.
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Reusing a toothbrush steeped in toilet water and then sharing it without warning is both deceptive and unwise.
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That's not unusual for non-white children who grow up in societies steeped in a learned, insidious racism.
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We do live in a culture steeped in white supremacy and class bigotry, as well as patriarchal values.
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More often than not, his compositions are steeped in authentic, subliminal feeling that is the opposite of mechanical.
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People like Stephen Miller are not steeped in conservative thinking and do not operate with a conservative disposition.
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Steeped in culinary tradition, yet open and creative, naïve and gutsy … the perfect mix of new and old.
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Even a simple order of chicken rice is decadent, the grains steeped in chicken stock, lemongrass and butter.
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Wilson had spent most of his life as a professor and author, steeped in history and political science.
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For some Mahlerites, Mr. Salonen's approach to these classic works may seem a little steeped in Nordic cool.
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The production is steeped in a luminous and illuminating empathy that feels both uncommon and essential right now.
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No other sport is so steeped in tradition, and no other Hall of Fame is so hotly debated.
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Probably, he means a touch of self-portraiture: No choreographer is more steeped in ballet history than he.
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But it's still steeped in a socially conservative culture that often relegates women to hidden or subjugated roles.
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Steeped in Norse mythology, the newest God of War game opens somberly with the death of Kratos's wife.
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It might be hard for those not steeped in U.F.O.-ology to see the significance in all this.
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You could argue the same unique nature about Warren, who's steeped in the tradition of US progressive reformers.
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It is steeped in Ms. Slater's hungry curiosity about how and why our species behaves as it does.
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"He's not steeped in the long running protocols that establish the relationships between DOJ, FBI and White Houses."
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His measured discussion of the security community's function in any administration is steeped in historical context and analysis.
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Memoirs steeped in politics and current affairs are suddenly humanised when their author is telling their own story.
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Rowling, despite being steeped in the history of her character's names, claims she had never heard of him.
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Morrison received a warm welcome at the White House, with an arrival ceremony steeped in pomp and pageantry.
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Curiously, for a man so steeped in instrumental abstraction, Boulez was at his best when dealing with voices.
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Like its British and American counterparts, Yugoslav punk rock was steeped in social scandal and radical political engagement.
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In 2017, an Illinois man steeped in left-wing politics shot four people at a Congressional baseball practice.
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Luis Aguile's 1969 "Ven a Mi Casa Esta Navidad" is a song about longing that's steeped in melancholy.
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The manifesto, steeped in anti-Muslim sentiment, refers to nonwhites as "invaders" who threaten to "replace" white people.
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Noisey: This video was shot in New York and the song is clearly steeped in American culture here.
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Mr. Lindholm sets about leveling out our expectations early, after an opening patrol sequence steeped in angst and blood.
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Timber Timbre's wheelhouse was typically steeped in the folk, blues spirit, drawing on the occult and uncanny, at times.
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They underestimated the cultural challenges of integrating firms steeped in their own lore and stuffed full of prima donnas.
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Described as a fantasy world of rocks and ruins by the Lonely Planet guide, Hampi is steeped in history.
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It's unapologetically weird, aggressively sexual and steeped in psychedelic future funk vibe that defined the Purple One's '90s heyday.
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It must be quiet, private and steeped in natural beauty, whether fragrant forest, mountain vista, waterfall or placid pond.
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Though currently uninhabited, it is apparently popular among tourists and is steeped in history dating back to the Vikings.
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Ford's effort to be seen as a company steeped in a dreamy vision of the future wasn't working out.
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"Of course, there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment," Clinton said in August.
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We're too in a place steeped with prejudices and biases, where the people in power have all the power!
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In this way, I was often too Muslim for one world, but too steeped in American culture for another.
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Like many a classic jazz D.J., he's steeped in the arcana of recording session lore and biographical back stories.
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Judge Faqih is the first female judge in these courts, a woman steeped in the study of Muslim scriptures.
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Wide Open, though, is matured and profound, but not steeped in platitudes; thoughtful while still maintaining a signature playfulness.
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The average person, not steeped in policy, understood this every time he or she opened their skyrocketing cable bills.
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While that process is unfolding, rose petals and hibiscus are steeped in hot water to produce a pink tea.
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"Looking around, I feel like this potential jury is steeped in whiteness," he said according to the Star Tribune.
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As a result, policy on Asia remains largely in the hands of centrists steeped in America's long-standing alliances.
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Yes, the early works, steeped in 12-tone technique, are steely and radical, like the first two piano sonatas.
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Because Lamentations is so heavily steeped in Jewish history and sorrow, I reached out to Rabbi Esther Lederman again.
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He is back to being Joe Mauer, in other words, the cerebral yogi steeped in the rhythms of hitting.
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"Of course, there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment," Clinton said on Aug.
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In addition to its troubling racial dynamics, the mumming tradition is steeped in a boisterous kind of class warfare.
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Because it is something that-- somebody who's not so steeped in business can get their head around pretty easily.
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Hers is a family steeped in various practices of divination, and Saterstrom's texts are an extension of these practices.
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Maisel is steeped in discussions around progress for women, it does so in a way that's safe for Hollywood.
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The city of Boston, Massachusetts, founded by Puritan settlers in 1630, is one that's steeped in rich American history.
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He was a civilian engineer working on a myriad of Cold War communications projects, usually steeped in absolute secrecy.
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The fact that we are just steeped in painful topics means you actually have to create your own joy.
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The administration's initial request comes as swaths of land in Texas remain steeped in several feet of flood waters.
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The Finals Game 1 hangover has been steeped in the (potentially fictitious, contentious) relationship between Kevin Durant and Rihanna.
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The tea hot spring has an actual tea bag steeped inside; the milk pool is like bathing in dessert.
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The vibe is so steeped in history and authenticity that it makes Warby Parker look like a T.G.I. Friday's.
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Each dish may be steeped in longstanding family tradition, or a sign of new growth on our family tree.
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Turkish society has long been steeped in conspiracy theories, but the widespread stoking of anti-Americanism today is unprecedented.
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The dining room is a long sweep, barely populated by tables, ending in a patch of sun-steeped garden.
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The scenarios for contesting a Trump nomination are all steeped in confrontation and controversy but would follow existing rules.
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It was steeped, like the female-dominant temperance movement, in a conviction of the inherent moral virtue of women.
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They are machinists and retirees, roofers and factory line workers, all steeped in the culture of the rural South.
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For a culture steeped in oya-koko, or filial piety, fewer children has led to a crisis in caregiving.
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Big Break After a childhood steeped in classical music and choral performance, Matt FX enrolled in LaGuardia High School.
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"In this collection all the clothes tell a story steeped in wonder, phantasmagoria and unorthodoxy," read a designer's note.
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Still, that laziness is also steeped in misogynistic scorn (hi again, Karl Lagerfeld of Chanel, I haven't forgotten you).
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Instead, it was one of several outings this week steeped in personal experience and anecdote, and devoid of policy.
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Steeped in the blues, he also created works for chamber ensembles and orchestras, sometimes but not always including improvisation.
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Sacca hired staff steeped in politics and began seeking out organizations that weren't just big-money television advertising bombs.
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Regulatory lawyers, those steeped in the staggering legal minutia produced by Brexit, have lately gone from drudges to rainmakers.
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Given the popularity of television dramas and films steeped in phantasmagoria and creepiness, "Julietta" could fit our cultural moment.
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The entire production is steeped in a mixture of archness and earnestness that prohibits emotional engagement and easy listening.
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Her dances are steeped in movement exploration with steps that reverse and invert like interlocking pieces in a puzzle.
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Sam and the director are both steeped in classic Hollywood, '90s indie rock, and various kinds of vintage memorabilia.
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JON PARELES Charles Bradley, who died last year, was a soul shouter steeped in James Brown and Sam Cooke.
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They are steeped in rich history and are cherished by the many Down Easterners who visit in the summer.
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Cromwell's relationship to Henry is at the heart of this trilogy, and it is a relationship steeped in ambiguity.
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Nehamas, a Greek-American thinker steeped in classical studies, essentially made a virtue of Bertrand Russell's dismissal of Nietzsche.
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Although the Cartier family retained the business for four generations, the author didn't grow up steeped in its history.
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The lobby was a stunning light-filled space, steeped with elegance from stained glass windows and overflowing floral bouquets.
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But it is also a city steeped in Southern history, one that still wrestles with the legacy of slavery.
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It's the site of the University of Virginia, an institution steeped in conservative traditions that echo the Old South.
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Oft regarded as "sleepy" and "steeped in Confederate history," Virginia's capital has emerged a center of food and culture.
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To be steeped in this tradition is to have one's strange, private favorites based on nothing more than instinct.
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Much of the sensibility, if not the drinking, was steeped in Moore's lifelong fascination with the US space program.
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Or, in other words, students who are already steeped in the financial world and don't need to break in.
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Ridley Howard's new "Light Paintings" at Marinaro are suffused with sunlight, steeped in dusk or suggest deep-black universes.
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The people of Lucille are black, they are steeped in culture, they love one another and they are safe.
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We Americans are, so to speak, children of the Enlightenment, steeped in the precepts of our highly globalized era.
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Now "complete" may not be the term you'd apply to a play as steeped in ambiguities as this one.
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The proceedings were "purely ceremonial," the court's public information office noted, but they were stately and steeped in history.
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Though Marrakesh is steeped in Moroccan history and culture, its creative crowd — including the five people below — embraces modernity.
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It also means it's not as steeped in the Valley's notion that the computer algorithm always knows what's best.
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Now, that does not mean that he is not guarded, cautious, that he's not steeped in his own dogmas.
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Restaurant Brands is led by Daniel Schwartz, a 23.7G executive who at 23 is steeped in the company's ways.
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For the apartment on the Avenue Montaigne, he assembled an art collection that seems steeped in his own past.
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Vans' global brand president works in a space that is steeped in art, music, action sports and punk rock.
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Though steeped in the dodecaphonic music of his beloved teacher Schoenberg, Kirchner never used the 12-tone system strictly.
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Our history is steeped with fantastic tales of legendary men and women, best told by Pierre Berton's historical anthologies.
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Some, like Sarah Silverman — whose earliest work was steeped in ironic racism — have mostly abandoned that sort of humor.
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"Bill Owens is steeped in the storytelling style audiences have come to expect from '60 Minutes,'" Ms. Zirinsky said.
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Without sugar steeped into the flakes, they won't turn golden and crunchy in the oven the way you want.
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Neither Jenkins nor American Honey director Arnold is steeped in the US studio system that often seems so blinkered.
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Again, this is obvious to people who are steeped in the kind of online communities Jeong spends time in.
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Unlike the President, he's authentically steeped in the social conservative movement and views it as a matter of unwavering principal.
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So what does a company that's steeped in hardware innovation do when its major product line has reached this state?
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The particular narrative it stems from — the physical, often sexual, abuse of women — is everywhere, our culture steeped in it.
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The product appears to be a dish of dog meat steeped in a broth made of turtle meat and vinegar.
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The Holy Week celebrations in Zamora are steeped in history, faith and culture, and date back to the 13th century.
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Vincenzo Natali is the kind of director who makes the cult movie-steeped audiences at Austin's annual Fantastic Fest swoon.
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For a people steeped in a history of ethnic cleansing, it's never a good feeling when "Jews" is trending online.
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As the new digital economy unfolds, many Americans are steeped in ride-hailing apps, home sharing platforms and crowdfunding sites.
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Like Sanders' father, many Jews who emigrated from Europe in the 20th century were steeped in both Judaism and socialism.
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"Ganesh, Peter and I were steeped in thinkers focused on harnessing public institutions to solve big problems," said Mr. Warren.
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They treated it with hot water bottles, and they washed his abdomen in basically poppy seeds steeped with warm water.
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Contracting is dominated by a few large companies steeped in that knowledge based within a few miles of USAID headquarters.
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It was a moment steeped in British motor history, a full embrace of its posh heritage, James Bond and all.
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Incumbents may hope that a sport steeped in bloodshed will have limited mainstream appeal for advertisers (not to mention parents).
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It's laced with an elixir of salts that form lumpy terrain reminiscent of a coral reef steeped in radioactive waste.
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Though we were gunning to be proved otherwise, Slimane's first collection for Celine was just too steeped in the past.
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" Starbucks is also rolling out Teavana Shaken Iced Tea Infusions, which are made with sweetened steeped fruit and "botanical blends.
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The paper, and its readers, were so steeped in Yiddish that it did not publish an English edition until 1990.
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She stayed in Kenya, where she raised a family steeped in the culture of Indonesia, which she never saw again.
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Like so many Trump grievances, the argument seems steeped less in fact than in a roiling stew of personal animus.
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Unlike Kasowitz, however, Futerfas's practice is steeped in high-profile white-collar matters, as well as the occasional political controversy.
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"Of course, there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment," the Democratic presidential nominee added.
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"The idea of the way the tradition of these agencies is not something he's ever been steeped in," Christie said.
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So, he probably wasn't steeped in the long running protocols that establish the relationships between DOJ, FBI and White Houses.
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So, he probably wasn't steeped in the long-running protocols that establish the relationships between DOJ, FBI and White Houses.
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It's steeped in creepy atmospherics, and you spend large chunks of the game walking around, exploring, and talking to people.
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The pattern of a male-dominated Corps has been hard to break in this school that is steeped in tradition.
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Essentially, the movie is steeped with an intimacy one would expect to see only in real life, not on screen.
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"Of course, there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment," she said in Reno, Nev.
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Slowing climate change will require a massive public investment, a missing piece from previous climate proposals steeped in market fundamentalism.
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The next chief of staff will need to be steeped in political experience in order to succeed in this role.
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It is somewhere between juice and tea, made of dried hibiscus steeped in boiling water, with a crumple of mint.
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The cherries, which traditionally embellish ice-cream sundaes and cocktails, were not steeped in maraschino, the Italian wild-cherry liqueur.
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The party argues this is needed to address ineffectiveness in a system steeped in communist-era mentality and power structures.
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State visits are steeped in tradition, and are often opportunities for countries to highlight their shared history and diplomatic ties.
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Chief O'Neill began his career in 1983, in the old Transit Police, and is steeped in the city's policing culture.
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Through such travails, however, Day maintained a strong spiritual drive, steeped in large part in the tenets of Christian Science.
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The wage gap is a symptom of greater issues steeped in decades of racism, redlining, and sexism in the workforce.
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You have pundits who are already steeped in their point of view, and they are mainly saying their talking points.
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Putin approaches his dealings with the United States with the logic of a covert operative, steeped in plots and conspiracies.
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Her book, an Afrofuturist fantasy epic steeped in West African cosmology, earned one of the biggest advances in YA history.
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They are so bad, and so steeped in bad vibes, that they cannot persuade NFL players to take their money.
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Besides, the on-field Raiders played a beautifully brutal brand of football, perfect for a game forever steeped in violence.
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He said the persona Musk has crafted for himself is steeped in a masculinity that many men find deeply relatable.
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Beautiful Boy is steeped in liberating playfulness, empowering Lillis to explore and revel in the feminine aspects of his personality.
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Born in 1966, his thoughtful and politically conscious work is steeped in Pop Art and issues like consumerism and identity.
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Though there weren't any dead fish floating in it and it didn't smell, the water looked like steeped black tea.
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So he probably wasn't steeped in the long-running protocols that establish the relationships between DOJ, FBI, and White House.
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The song's verses are gentle, lilting things that rise and rise into the roar of a chorus steeped in anger.
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By then she was steeped in myth and fantasy, starting with folk tales learned from her Irish mother and nanny.
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Intelligence officers, steeped in how Mr. Trump views the world, now work to answer his repeated question: Who is winning?
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At the same time, this production is steeped in a gritty nostalgia for the end of a chapter in journalism.
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After decades of immigrant exclusion, second-generation Asian-Americans have come of age and grown up steeped in American politics.
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He was steeped in the soft piano intros and top-of-the-lungs crescendos of the contemporary Italian melodic tradition.
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When Chuck Berry died at age 90 in March, a music-steeped writer got the idea for a road trip.
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Steeped in bebop, Ms. Jordan's singing is still limber and adventurous, but also marked by discretion, that increasingly elusive virtue.
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"It is such a hard nut to crack because the education system is so steeped in bureaucracy," Ms. Brooks said.
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We're steeped in discussions of sober curiosity, soberishness, and hip sobriety, terminology that all spears the same fish: Drink less.
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The Cavatina of Opus 130 is steeped in unaffected Old World style, with throaty portamento slides from note to note.
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" Soeiro also critiqued Trump's book selection, saying that Dr. Seuss' illustrations are "steeped with racist propaganda, caricatures, and harmful stereotypes.
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Complete with optimistic title — a sentiment steeped in irony, we soon learn — Wuertz's debut novel is a "Gatsby"-esque takedown.
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That's what a press secretary is for — preferably a professional steeped in the dark art of ensorcelling the Fourth Estate.
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Talking to an audience like this that is steeped in this radical idea, it's a radical idea of free trade.
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Steeped in this knowledge, he became, in the opinion of the Trial Chamber, a driving force behind the murder enterprise.
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My mother, steeped in music theory and the classical repertoire, claimed to have lost touch with current trends after Elvis.
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I watched more than six hours of the show, and came away steeped in a dark view of the world.
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And like any scientific survey, albeit one steeped in absurdity, it keeps you curious about what else is out there.
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On my way out of Walaku, I felt steeped in all the ancestral wisdom that comes with the wagashi experience.
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North is a young Black girl growing up steeped in the height of modern day white beauty: her entire contoured family.
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I grew up steeped in the language of hype, beyond even the typical American boyhood of endless pitches and commercial amusements.
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In such circumstances, ads for services like Verizon FIOS —which offers 150 MBps for $80 a month—seemed steeped in myth.
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But it does feature something incredibly charming that might float right over your head if you're not steeped in Disney lore.
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"Both our countries histories and cultures are steeped in the nurture and nature of gardening," Melania Trump said in a statement.
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Few fans of that show though would've expected Peele's work as a filmmaker to be so steeped in the horror genre.
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It emphasises a history of Taiwan not as an adjunct to China but as an island nation steeped in Asian influences.
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They are either blissfully unaware of how dangerous those systems are, or are too steeped in their quotidian corruption to care.
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Dolnick, of course, is a member of the Sulzberger clan, steeped in journalism (and specifically the New York Times) since birth.
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Chrissy Teigen is in the UK at the moment and she's already steeped herself in the culture by watching Naked Attraction.
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Blood Drive is set in a near-future dystopia, but Elvis' corpse hints at how much it's steeped in decaying nostalgia.
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It's that incredible, unconfirmed Internet tale that's gone viral, but it turns out its origins are steeped in classic Australian television.
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But it almost certainly can't hurt to have someone who's more steeped in online culture take over its primary communication channel.
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Even though they're gloriously steeped with cultural significance, locs still have a negative connotation that's hard to break in some circles.
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I can't wait to do this segment because I feel like I wasn't steeped in the news as I usually am.
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What's initially striking about The Stars Are Legion is its world: Hurley has constructed a marvelous universe steeped in organic messiness.
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Because cold brew is steeped in cold water it boasts a smoother, less acidic, and fuller bodied flavor than regular coffee.
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Dylan Roof was 21 and heavily steeped in online racism when he killed nine black church-goers in Charleston in 2015.
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She is in many ways a pre-minimalist, her work steeped in the relational compositions of 20th-century abstraction before minimalism.
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The record is a concept album about communication and connection—intentional, accidental, human, and otherwise—steeped in some sensual surrealist vibes.
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Those investments can be monetary, through paid subscriptions to popular streamers, or social, by being steeped in those platforms' respective cultures.
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Freshwater is an electric debut novel, steeped in Nigerian cosmology, about a girl born with a god spirit in her head.
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The most conspicuous of these is the Identitarians, whose members are mostly young, educated, and steeped in a common ideological canon.
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"Cant Stop Fighting" is steeped in all the divey jukebox fury that makes these basement rockers so damn fun to watch.
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Using ink and acrylic, the artist represents the capital of Egypt as a chaotic modern metropolis that's steeped in ancient history.
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You'll see perfectly organized refrigerators with piles of fresh produce and brown glass spray bottles with homemade lavender-steeped cleaning products.
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The archetypal norms of the presidency, which have been steeped in tradition and synonymous with effective leadership, have all but vanished.
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His movies, steeped in horror and dark fantasy as they were, weren't the sorts of things that typically catch Oscar's fancy.
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I come from an immigrant family myself, and some families like my own stayed steeped in the culture they were from.
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So he probably wasn't steeped in the long-running protocols that establish the relationships between DOJ, the FBI and White Houses.
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And so, he probably wasn't steeped in the long-running protocols that establish the relationships between DOJ, FBI and White Houses.
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We picked squash and blended it into pureed sauce; we pulled herbs and steeped them in a witches brew, or tea.
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His photography-on-high unveils the city's intricacies, revealing the English capitol to be an ever-changing metropolis steeped in history.
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Adams was born into a Belfast family steeped in revolutionary politics, several of his relatives having been involved in armed republicanism.
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"The Senate is steeped in tradition and just like the rest of the country, sometimes things have to change," she said.
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Immigrant families, steeped in traditions, can also have an especially strong culture of shame around addiction that discourages asking for help.
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Men are on remote control, steeped in tradition, just doing what we've always done and blind to what is around us.
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The latter evolved over many centuries and our Founding Fathers were well-steeped in this history as they created the Constitution.
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Romney, who is deliberate, diplomatic and steeped in policy, was often criticized as the 2012 Republican nominee for being too cautious.
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But biotech is an uneasy fit for a culture steeped in software, and online companies that can turn on a dime.
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A spoilsport could argue that this very public, mutual love affair now taking place is not really steeped in warm tradition.
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The novel was "Silence," by Shusaku Endo, a Japanese convert steeped in European literature and the history of Catholicism in Japan.
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But Arrieta is 32 years old, and an industry increasingly steeped in analytics has recalibrated the value of veteran free agents.
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One was Shull, a middle-aged New Yorker, with a background steeped in finance and stock traders, not sports and snowboarders.
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The film is steeped in the atmosphere of speakeasies, set to Arthur Harrington Gibbs's "Runnin' Wild, Lost Control!" and soul music.
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As a girl, she believed in the regime (as did her mother), for life was steeped in propaganda and anti-Americanism.
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Maybe, but can you see either of them playing to a crowd of people steeped in video games or YouTube culture?
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With programming steeped in roots music and folk, the idea of being "on tape" seemed anathema to many of the D.J.s.
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At times dripping in gore and effluvia, steeped in sacred texts and apocalyptic visions, "The Ruined House" cannot be recommended lightly.
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"Barcelona," from "Company" There was a PBS special on Sondheim, and I got steeped in "Company," and "Barcelona" really stuck out.
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The narrative, steeped in love and appreciation, highlights the beauty of the people and the vibrant sounds of a pulsating continent.
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But the Grammys' many, many categories are already steeped in confusing industry-speak, and the top four awards are no different.
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"I began to understand the range of Christian traditions beyond the Catholicism I was steeped in at South Bend," he said.
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It might look a little different than what the Green's imagined but as Johnson says it is steeped in its intentionality.
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And so he probably wasn't steeped in the long-running protocols that establish the relationships between D.O.J., F.B.I. and White Houses.
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But it is also steeped in a fatalistic dread with which the characters of "Road" and "Disco Pigs" might well identify.
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His writing then recounted this perfection of daily being, this ability to be steeped in the immediacy of place and time.
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Since the Reagan Administration, Republican Presidents have filled the Court with Justices steeped in the ideology of the conservative legal movement.
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Rebellion and escape, themes steeped more in rock 'n' roll than in country music, would figure prominently in Mr. Haggard's songwriting.
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Kerr, at 21, is so steeped in Duke Ellington lore that he knows many Ellington tunes even the Duke has forgotten.
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As deputy director, he has been steeped in the Russia investigation that has so frustrated Mr. Trump and the White House.
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They're known mostly for making irony-steeped videos of themselves in their bedrooms wearing tragically hip outfits composed of thrifted clothes.
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We were steeped in this before we were even old enough to understand the messages we were supposed to be absorbing.
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Naji was al Qaeda's media mastermind and his 2004 terrorism manual advocates for a professionalized guerilla insurgency steeped in modern propaganda.
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PiS says the reforms are needed because the country is steeped in power structures dating from the post-war communist era.
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So he steeped his son in the classics, from maintaining a proper defensive stance to shooting jumpers with a quicker release.
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And yet, for once, the images do not feel steeped in Arbus's presence, or in the tidal pull of her needs.
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The 1930 painting was rooted, like Wood himself, in Iowa values and steeped in reverence for those who plow the plain.
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The Mothe Chandeniers chateau, 300 km (185 miles) south-west of Paris, is steeped in a history of wealth and privilege.
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Those who grow up steeped in privilege and go on to elite positions in our society are rarely afforded this distance.
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Travelers can look forward to exploring cultural hotspots, a buzzing art scene, museums, as well as locations steeped in historical importance.
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Change is always a process, but that's especially true when we're undoing ideas we've been steeped in all of our lives.
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Wall Street is steeped in volatility as investors try to digest developments in the coronavirus outbreak and its potential economic impact.
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Unlike his predecessor, Steven A. Ballmer, Mr. Nadella's career was not steeped in Windows and the business model of packaged software.
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There's an irony somewhere in such a wealthy man enabling a London run for a play steeped in miserliness and impoverishment.
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Even after the movie's political stakes and backdrop come into focus, the story remains steeped in a kind of temporal dissonance.
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Do they grow up steeped in Hollywood films, and then the school is trying to mold them to become something else?
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But we do know that Anbang, like many major businesses in China, is steeped in ties to the Chinese Communist Party.
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Barbara Bourland's gripping new novel Fake Like Me unfolds at the pace of a thriller but is steeped in contemporary art theory.
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Although Sydney PD seems to be a hot bed for sexist activity, the fringes of the story are equally steeped in misogyny.
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Filmmakers like del Toro and Peele are steeped in genre traditions and a reverence for the narrative power that genre can wield.
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KokorokoA funky Wicker Park vintage shop so steeped in 90s nostalgia that it could legitimately be a forgotten Nickelodeon Studios gift shop.
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But during a campaign period typically steeped in polite, self-effacing competition, Huppert is refreshingly forthright in her desire for the Oscar.
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His family is steeped in politics - his father Ivan Duque Escobar was a government minister, central banker and governor of Antioquia province.
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Then there's the history of witch persecution, all steeped in the intersectional nexus of sexism, racism, classism, and ethnocentrism that upholds patriarchy.
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Pack up jars of jam — elephant heart plum and raspberries steeped in rose hips and rose petals — to ship to Santa Barbara.
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But even when Archer was rappelling off a skyscraper or dodging the KGB, the show was always steeped in Old Hollywood archetypes.
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Also looming over him were the straight-backed shadows of his grandfather and father, both admirals, both steeped in duty, honour, country.
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She cut her teeth with her older brother's crew during the birth of hip-hop, steeped in the world of DJ graffiti.
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Reign, a mystery-steeped romance rooted in (not so accurate) historical fiction has been described as Game of Thrones for teenage girls.
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While some may see it as a symbol of Southern pride, it's hard to separate it from a history steeped in hatred.
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For instance, had he been better briefed, or more steeped in the issues, he likely could have avoided the firestorm on abortion.
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One of the reasons Season 2 feels more steeped in the popularly recognizable King-iverse is its high-profile cast of characters.
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No public records have emerged to support the charges that the embassy was steeped in a concerted effort to help either side.
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There's escapist TV and then there's The Handmaid's Tale, a series so steeped in despair that many viewers have simply opted out.
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Not surprisingly, college graduates, households earning at least $100,000 and people living in urban centers are more steeped in the gig economy.
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Beyoncé has officially changed the name of Coachella to Beychella after two weekends of amazing performances steeped in Black culture and arts.
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And Garner's work — which frequently has an anatomical component steeped in the history of medicine — addresses the J. Marion Sims monument specifically.
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Robert A. Bowers, the suspect in a shooting at a synagogue that left 11 people dead, was steeped in online conspiracy culture.
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Her campaign is staffed by people steeped in Nevada politics, led by Mr. Mook, who is taking particular interest in the state.
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Dr. Wendy Carr The official academic is having the best go of it out of all of her serial killer-steeped colleagues.
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Vendors even sell dried grape seeds, which are steeped into a tea that is said to help with circulation and high cholesterol.
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A public steeped in propaganda about China's greatness is indignant when the country is—as ordinary Chinese see it—denied due respect.
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And so the idea of the way that the tradition of these agencies, it's not something that he's ever been steeped in.
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Her first album Sol Negro was released 20 years ago this year, steeped in a soulfulness inspired by grief, vulnerability and resistance.
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British advisers steeped in the niceties of protocol often give advice on how to embellish royal authority with paraphernalia, decoration and ritual.
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It exposed the dark side of his far-left supporters who are steeped in a culture of bullying, class-hatred and thuggery.
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This Christopher Street institution is steeped in history, with old photos of the 1969 demonstrations adorning the walls of its two stories.
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The industry is steeped in tradition but I would like to think I am bringing something fresh and new to the space.
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What was it about this book, written by an evangelical pastor and steeped in archaic gender norms, that had Bieber so emotional?
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Chazelle's movie features a number of song and dance sequences that are both steeped in homage for old musicals and wondrously modern.
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America's number one city is also steeped in history and buzzing with college life thanks to the University of Texas at Austin.
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He was steeped in Islam throughout his formative years, so it should come as no surprise that he has loyalties to Islam.
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"They're building an aspirational community that's very steeped in quality of life, integrity, entertainment and high levels of self-expression," she says.
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"I think it's ridiculous that random crazy people can buy guns," she opined, before admitting that she's not deeply steeped in politics.
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TB: [Jack's] perspective is different, and we wanted the music to feel like it's not steeped in the former show so much.
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He may not be a Gileadean misogynist, but he's still steeped in the worldview that made Gilead possible, just like anyone else.
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Lawyers steeped in extradition law have told VICE News that the case, which resumes on May 30, could drag on for years.
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On the surface it's all bright drums and poppy chants, although it's steeped in deeper messaging about life and searching and regrets.
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The spices have only been steeped for two days in a month-old honey wine substrate, and yet it tastes fully infused.
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Starters included a dish of creamy-textured eggplant steeped in oil, vinegar, garlic, parsley and oregano — a sort of cousin to caponata.
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Kley's oeuvre is steeped in her love for historical craft, the intricacies of Old World textiles, and the flamboyance of palace gardens.
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It features "global recording artists" and is "steeped in the sounds of Africa," according to a statement on the studio's Instagram page.
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Elio is taken aback, at the start, by Oliver's swagger—the hesitant youth, steeped in Europe, confronted with can-do American chops.
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"Having won multiple championships, she's truly steeped in the culture of the program," he said of the two-time Olympic gold medallist.
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Even Daniel Caesar's kind of gospel-infused soul feels new to us when it is, in fact, steeped in something much older.
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To sponsors, Twitch offers a novel opportunity: access to a generation that resists traditional advertising media but is steeped in video games.
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Some offices are steeped in office politics, with coworkers throwing each other under the bus left and right, just to get ahead.
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In the recent past, voters in presidential elections have often chosen the candidate seen as less steeped in the ways of Washington.
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The Duarte family, steeped in culture, was famous for its musical evenings; Leonora and her five siblings all sang or played instruments.
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It starts with chickpeas, steeped overnight, brought to a rolling boil with a dash of baking soda and left to slow ruination.
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He steeped himself in Catholic teaching, and by the late 1970s, he experienced a fuller personal and intellectual acceptance of the faith.
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Instead, the message is steeped in earnestness; an employee interacts directly with a consumer, demonstrates concern and commitment and ultimately establishes trust.
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In 1976, Reddy moved to New York where he was steeped in pedagogy and teaching, mostly at New York University, until 2002.
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With a subject that could appear steeped in cliché or already done in every way possible, this muse, somehow, isn't totally dead.
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Steeped in history, replete with interesting characters and loaded with talent, both homegrown and international, the city's boxing milieu bursts with life.
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My whole ethos has been steeped in the hardcore culture; it was my family because I didn't have much of a family.
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The archaeologists do not yet know if the warrior and those who buried him were Minoans or Mycenaeans steeped in Minoan culture.
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But trying to outargue Ms. Abrams's parents, steeped in the language of the pulpit and the civil rights struggle — that was unwise.
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We ended the two-hour forest walk with a tea ceremony, sipping a concoction of white pine needles steeped in hot water.
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He too was steeped in the code and ran the course: Yale, Bones, war hero, prosecutor, lieutenant governor, senator, secretary of state.
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Greatness remained beyond his reach and some of his paintings and drawings are truly awful, steeped in pious nostalgia and American nativism.
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Duterte's young administration has been steeped in violence, having launched a brutal anti-narcotics crackdown that has left at least 7,000 dead.
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These traditions are less steeped in history, but they're worth knowing anyway – especially if you want to celebrate the saint properly yourself.
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Violent militants strategically adopt religious rhetoric to mobilize followers and retain members, resulting in a cycle of violence steeped in religious language.
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For Nishimura, who was a guitar player before turning to drawing and painting, makes art inspired by and steeped in the blues.
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Chief Justice Roberts is too smart and too steeped in history to believe that politics plays no role in judicial decision making.
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When addressing allegations by ex-members of abusing his power, Raniere gave me an answer steeped in Randian principles of value exchange.
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Catchy songs and a moody, woodwind-heavy score by Enzo Avitabile enrich a setting steeped in poverty, corruption and a perverse Catholicism.
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And the frantic efforts to salvage her seat signaled that rhetoric seemingly steeped in Mississippi's racist past risks a modern political price.
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The lawyer nominated to run the Superfund toxic cleanup program is steeped in the complexities of restoring polluted rivers and chemical dumps.
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It may be something of which the movie is itself unconscious, so steeped is its creator in the world that he describes.
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Mr. Diess has also not spent his career steeped in Volkswagen culture and may be in a better position to change it.
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Listening now to Mahler's Ninth Symphony, I find it inflected by Lewis Thomas's essay, and steeped in a gloom similar to his.
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That includes occupying the most prestigious seats at the Bastille Day ceremony, a pomp-filled parade steeped in military tradition and hardware.
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Art-filled accommodations are steeped in character and prices are especially reasonable if you select a bunk bed room or standard offering.
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Playing the role of centrist advocate in a right-leaning administration would be a challenge for anyone, even those steeped in politics.
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But not all our secretaries of state were steeped in foreign affairs from an early point, like Madeleine Albright and Condoleezza Rice.
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Steeped in Biblical and classical ideals, it was contemptuous of slavery yet reliant on it for its ascendancy as a trading hub.
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PiS says the judicial system needs to be reformed because the courts are slow, inefficient and steeped in a communist-era mentality.
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You may not guess her background from her music, which is steeped in the instrument-bending techniques of the European avant-garde.
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Karzai, who could not run for a third term, withdrew into the Arg and steeped himself in conspiracy theories about the West.
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A deception-free internet is a nostalgia-steeped illusion; falsehood has been a part of the digital world practically since its inception.
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The show is steeped in a daylight lucidity, making it an ideal introduction to "Twelfth Night" for theatergoers unacquainted with this play.
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Such music is a natural vehicle for the torturous ambivalence of falling in love as young, brooding artists steeped in mortal thoughts.
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They understand that we have a president who is not steeped in history, not knowledgeable about what he's doing and talking about.
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Steeped in local lore, and armed with dry wit, Dr. George's tours are now offered under the auspices of the HistoryMiami museum.
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He deemed the 1970s the Me Decade, and the idea stuck and steeped like an indelible stain well into the 21st century.
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It's a plot twist steeped in irony: A health emergency for a Republican senator throws the party's health care plan into jeopardy.
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"Fallout 76" has been steeped in controversy since its launch in November, with players reporting game-halting bugs and customer-service issues.
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Mood: Everything in my eyeline is steeped in portent — a boy's sock, some lady's Levis, most cups of coffee, for sure all clowns.
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He also played anthems from the Truckers era: "Decoration Day," steeped in gothic family lore, and "Never Gonna Change," a rough character study.
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Steeped in history, the one every red-blooded racing driver wants to win however much they complain about it being outmoded and dangerous.
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It requires expensive programmers steeped in cybersecurity techniques to continually run intricate testing to keep even with or not too far behind hackers.
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Many South-East Asian immigrants to America had been store-owners, traders or professionals in their own countries and were steeped in commerce.
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Curated by Marisa Lerer, it challenges viewers to recognize and reconcile certain absences not addressed by a genre of art steeped in tradition.
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His band is populated by players steeped in Chicago's jazz, improvisational, and experimental communities who mostly still perform with him to this day.
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This year's matchup is steeped in history, characterized by decades of suffering, and features two teams who know a whole lot about losing.
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Though to be oldest hereditary royal family in the world going back 863,000 years, the Japanese Imperial Family is still steeped in tradition.
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The author of Hebrews seems steeped in the innermost mysteries of the religion of ancient Israel, and presumes that his readers are too.
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Steeped in the École de Nancy's Art Nouveau tradition, Prouvé's social consciousness in design is tied to his conception and production of craft.
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This cold brew has been slow-steeped, which is said to bring out its dark chocolate body, berry notes, and port-like flavor.
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Arkwright was particularly steeped in the lore and history of the science fiction genre, and this should be an intriguing story to read.
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British royal weddings are usually posh affairs, steeped in tradition, and not really the place to make mention of, uuuh, people's private parts.
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Somalia has been steeped in civil war for more than 20 years, though Mogadishu has recently enjoyed a surge of investment and development.
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It's a fittingly cinematic story — but likely, the real reason for Disney's lack of parental figures is steeped in source material, not trauma.
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The new handset isn't a device steeped in novelty or one willing to sacrifice some interesting feature for the sake of build quality.
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More and more, Kourtney's brand has become steeped in keeping it natural (well, as much as the glam Kardashian paradigm will allow, anyway).
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"The original drink is fifty-fifty over-steeped black tea, and vodka, then a spoonful of raspberry jam on the side," adds Israel.
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Instead, Sunday's affair was steeped in the traditions of YouTube prank culture, which is all about doing it for the "Likes" and subscribers.
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The main difference between the regular slow-steeped Cold Brew and the Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew is, well, the cream of course.
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I'm always trying to get to a point where the movie-making is more inexplicable—an energy, rather than anything steeped in narrative.
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"Both our countries histories and cultures are steeped in the nurture and nature of gardening," Trump said in a statement, according to CNN.
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So he probably wasn't steeped in the long-running protocols that establish the relationships between DOJ (Department of Justice), FBI and White House.
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But for those steeped in the fine art of stercoration, there was one type of excrement that was always top of the list.
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The network was obviously emboldened by the success of The Walking Dead, as Preacher is excessively weird and steeped in heretical religious commentary.
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Consecutive landslide elections, in 2006 and 2008, left their caucuses overrun with unseasoned legislators, steeped in opposition politics and beset by conflicting priorities.
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For the cast of "Bianco," which is directed by Firenza Guidi, is steeped in a sort of louche, defiant and highly attractive arrogance.
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They note that Trump has never been steeped in the culture of religious conservatism and the language does not come naturally to him.
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As if you needed reminding, discourse is steeped in hostility: just take a look at any given comment section on a political post.
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On the ground, I see Democratic candidates steeped in realism, facing off against a Republican Party that doesn't realize what it's up against.
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Leadership that is steeped in cowardice seeks to divide us to maintain power; it takes bravery to bring us and keep us together.
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Both are iconic buildings steeped in downtown lore, and both have served as a magnet for A-list writers, artists, musicians and actors.
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And even the silliest of them is steeped in the critical yet compassionate sensibility — call it sentimental cynicism — that is uniquely their creator's.
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The two women visited visit to Mikimoto Ginza Main Store in Tokyo, a luxury brand with a deep history steeped in Japanese culture.
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"There is no one as steeped in these issues and who has been for such a long period of time," the source said.
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Adjibi's sex shop in the heart of Cotonou is an unlikely enterprise in Benin, a west African country steeped in tradition and religion.
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Orïsha used to be steeped in magic, but a despotic king ripped magic from the land and slaughtered the magic users, or maji.
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Their 1990 debut album, "People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm," was steeped in Afrocentrism, as were many songs in later albums.
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House of Cards is not meant to be an optimistic and pleasant show, but a dark, almost-horror-like drama steeped in dystopia.
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As usual, I'd been steeped in my "let's get this work done, get paid, and go home" mentality when I got to Medellín.
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In football, he's a very innovative, outside-of-the-box thinker and has, despite being steeped in the game for many many decades.
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The PiS government rejects these accusations, saying the changes are needed because courts are slow, inefficient and steeped in a communist era-mentality.
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I'm more drawn to the shows and films that revel in hip-hop's innovation rather than the ones steeped in nostalgia or melodrama.
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And there are more lamb stews than we could ever count, steeped in hearty broths that break down the meat's naturally tougher tendencies.
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You weren't steeped in the beauty of the room in Washington, and among in between all the wonderful Senators on Tuesday, for example.
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The democratic island of Taiwan legalised same-sex marriage in May, over the objections of conservatives steeped in Chinese cultural and religious values.
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It's a song steeped in New Orleans bounce music that shredded the already fragile genre boundaries in which critics threatened to constrain Beyoncé.
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Thanks to packed trips to the drive-in and Saturday afternoons spent watching movie marathons on cable, we became steeped in pop culture.
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And mint might forgo its classic companion, chocolate chips, and be only itself, tasting of fresh leaves, as if steeped to make tea.
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Mr. Neuling, a resident of Billstedt since the 1970s and self-proclaimed "cafeteria guy," is steeped in the social history of staff canteens.
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When standard treatments failed her and her odds of survival plummeted, he steeped himself in medical studies until a stem-cell transplant worked.
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The flounder absorbs the floral scent of Sichuan peppercorns that have been steeped into the liquid with licorice root, star anise and cinnamon.
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Whiplash is a very good movie, but it's also a movie steeped in a kind of dark machismo, a very literal toxic masculinity.
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They figured the bidding process would bring in experienced and efficient health insurers who were steeped in the business of providing medical benefits.
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In a series steeped in traditions — the "March On" and drumline battles among them — perhaps none is more ingrained than the running game.
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World of Warcraft is steeped in several decades of lore, but at its core it's always been about the Horde versus the Alliance.
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And the myth-steeped, earthy bird conjured by Hughes becomes, in Mr. Porter's book, a father's imperious escort through the valley of mourning.
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Steeped in tradition — archaeological remains suggest the site has been inhabited since the Neolithic period — Athens is both embracing and redefining its roots.
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They were the connection to the golden age of magazines, steeped in the tradition of what an American fashion magazine should look like.
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A politician steeped in nuance may appear not smart but spineless; a politician who avoids it may seem not simple-minded but determined.
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It was clear that every medical issue was rigorously attended to, but it was also clear that she was abundantly steeped in love.
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The opening was rife with ceremony and symbolism, all of it steeped in history — with some elements dating back to the Middle Ages.
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But for a show so steeped in the eternal mysteries of faith, doubt and spiritual fulfillment, what does a "resolution" even look like?
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My vision is steeped in what I've learned over the years: • Compassion and empathy for others help leaders prioritize and make better choices.
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He produced a 2003 essay, "How I Changed My Left Wing High School," that capped a high school career steeped in political activism.
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Steeped in the lessons of Roman history, the Founding generation shared a pronounced (and in many ways, a healthy) suspicion of simple democracy.
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Their careful location scouting makes the show feel like it's steeped in the actual institutions and communities that help build hip-hop culture.
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Like Tapiau, the animated Gastou, now 71, had grown up steeped in the 18th century; his father had worked for an auction house.
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To those not steeped in baseball's mores, this distinction may seem silly: if stealing catchers' signs is allowed, why should the method matter?
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But a younger cohort, steeped in the Beatles as well as bebop, was beginning to explore an approach that bridged the stylistic gap.
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They are all between chapters in their lives, steeped in the tension that arises when both future and past seem vague and menacing.
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But Mr. Dessner is so steeped in American Minimalism that even a piece referring to a Polish composer took on a Glassian sheen.
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His campaign was powered by best-selling tracts like Phyllis Schlafly's "A Choice, Not an Echo," steeped in the Birchers' baroquely paranoid style.
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The problem here, somewhat ironically for a campaign that is so deeply steeped in nationalism and anti-immigrant sentiment, is that she's Slovenian.
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"I liked all kinds of music," Mr. Wiseman said in 2006, reflecting on his years growing up in the music-steeped Shenandoah Valley.
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The portrayal of Karloff's sinister Egyptian is steeped in Orientalism, reflected in our scientist heroes' accompanying fear and mistrust of his true motives.
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Often referring to his own isolation from being sick for many years as a child, Mondal's images are steeped in a solitary battle.
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Strangely, it's almost a relief to encounter a show so steeped in darkness that it renders the fears of our common present more manageable.
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With each, Vázquez improves his concept by plucking visual elements from his comic and dropping them into a visual realm steeped in cinematic tradition.
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No matter how steeped in etymology, art history, history, literature, and law – branches of knowledge Youn clearly knows – each poem feels urgent and necessary.
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Even though the downhill pressure he puts on defenders tends to open up advantages elsewhere on the floor, Simmons's growth is steeped in assumption.
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Hailing from LA by way of Tennessee, Florida, and Ohio, Meg Myers' dark pop rock is steeped in the tumultuous past that shaped it.
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Astronomers have at least two gnawing questions about the first billion years of the universe, an era steeped in literal fog and figurative mystery.
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Considering The Apprentice was the main thing Trump had going for the better part of a decade, he was steeped in that particular culture.
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There's no doubt that much of Kanye's life — both artistically and personally, especially in his continued hostility toward Amber Rose — is steeped in misogyny.
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Our TechCrunch editors, steeped in the ways of identifying hot prospects since 2007, will review every application and select approximately 15 early-stage startups.
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Listening to music, podcasts, or audiobooks on your iPhone makes perfect sense given its origins are steeped in the old days of the iPod.
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Most old-school Mexican cantinas have their myths but few, if any, are as steeped in legend as Guadalajara's oldest watering hole, La Iberia.
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While staying in her mother's ornate Victorian house, she's once again steeped in the stuffy environment from which she's tried so hard to escape.
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That's an impressive feat by any metric, but especially for someone who's been steeped in as many controversies as Kjellberg has over the years.
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Even if you're in California, you can't get your hands on a bottle of ganja-steeped vino unless you have a medical marijuana license.
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I don't know if this will be good or bad or some very confusing in-between, but it will certainly be steeped in controversy.
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And the challenge of course is those who are making the decisions in the various regulatory agencies are not as steeped in the tech.
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Syria is steeped in ancient history that has profoundly influenced the world's culture and civilization in both the West and in the Middle East.
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Mr Gove is one of the party's most accomplished debaters—quick on his feet, frequently funny and, unlike Mr Johnson, steeped in policy details.
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The airline industry was steeped in a sexist past and until the #MeToo movement, Nelson said, sexual harassment and assault were not openly discussed.
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Russian involvement in the five-year-long Syrian civil war has been consistently steeped in controversy due to Russia's hitting civilian areas in Syria.
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The Stranger is steeped in its burning light—"like a sun in a box," as Daoud describes it—and shrouded in its desert silence.
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All that's left to the people of this world is a video game steeped in the culture of a civilization half a millennium old.
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The two were steeped in the Canadian oil industry of the early 1970s when she gave birth to a son, Rafael Edward (Ted) Cruz.
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So, he probably wasn't steeped in the long-running protocols that establish the relationships between [the Department of Justice], the FBI and White Houses.
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Steeped in a pensive mood and stewing in all the cataclysmic sci-fi stories he'd been reading, Hendrix picked up a piece of paper.
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This fusion of old and new sounds was a novel experience for a city that is steeped in a long history of live music.
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Learn a little bit from historian and chef Michael Twitty about this cornbread dressing that is steeped in African and enslaved peoples' culinary traditions.
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When the smoke has risen and the flavor has steeped, he ladles the green liquid into a bowl made from a dried jungle gourd.
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A member of the Gettysburg College board of trustees steeped down Tuesday after a yearbook photo resurfaced showing him dressed in a Nazi uniform.
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And these three institutions are all in Atlanta, so that means that no matter what they are doing, they are steeped in "Hotlanta"-ness.
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This organization is so steeped in history of its own as well as in the history of this city, our party and the country.
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There is something, too, that niggles about employing a busy, ever-shifting physical production in the service of a story steeped in economic blight.
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His only option is to attend a program run by one of the many political factions in Gaza and be steeped in ideological thinking.
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Steeped in scholarship, yet directed by his own quirky mysticism, Foster brilliantly takes on questions of animal consciousness, cognition, emotion and theory of mind.
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In November 2013, singer-songwriter Katy Perry performed her song "Unconditionally" at the American Music Awards steeped in Japanese, Geisha-themed attire and imagery.
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Breakfast sandwiches feature house-made cheeses, and organic teas from Divinitea, based about an hour away in Schenectady, are steeped in cast-iron pots.
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Rather than competing on price, in a marketplace steeped in counterfeit goods and shoddy service, JD has focussed on developing a reputation for dependability.
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"Battlefield" is steeped in the echoing silence that follows the end of a world when no one knows quite where to go from here.
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It's not about Lincoln, but it's steeped in the way that encounter at the Lincoln Memorial felt—the confused way that childhood itself felt.
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Letter From Africa JOHANNESBURG — It would be hard to find a land so steeped in the torments and conflicts of race as South Africa.
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Earlier this month, you were so tired of your routine—now, however, you are steeped in change and transformation, and could use some anchoring!
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That's why so much of the one-size-fits-all weight loss advice we're steeped in is so frustrating and futile for so many.
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The yardstick with which black women in the public eye are measured remains highly unrealistic, reliant on stereotypes and steeped in racism and sexism.
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Walker says the new Form products are "steeped in science," and will work for a range of hair textures — not just straight, for example.
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This form, which combines dance, music and drama, is performed primarily by specialists from families who have been steeped in its traditions for generations.
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Polarizing nature The polarizing nature of Trump's move was reflected in the responses of two veteran former US officials steeped in Middle East politics.
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More deserving of public respect is a foundation of historically steeped, nuts-and-bolts competence in governance on which to construct such a city.
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I was speaking at length to a young student who, like his Brahmin ancestors, was steeped in the study of Sanskrit and the Veda.
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Steeped in chlorine, we washed off and settled in for a good night's sleep at the modern fairy-tale themed Hotel Der Kleine Prinz.
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A coronavirus commission could be led by widely respected politicians from both parties who are steeped in national security issues such as Republican Sen.
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His resignation as head of the National Economic Council leaves a White House steeped with advisers who have encouraged the president's more protectionist impulses.
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One of the most marvelous aspects of the Outsider Art Fair is the way in which much the work displayed is steeped in stories.
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He steeped himself in mushroom studies and eventually persuaded the New York Botanical Garden to let him teach despite his lack of formal credentials.
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In the aftermath of WWII, Japan was steeped in poverty, and according to Kageyama, people were enchanted by what they glimpsed through the contraption.
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Both the Christchurch and Poway manifestos were steeped in the meme-heavy language of white supremacists on 25chan and its older cousin 83chan — a.k.a.
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The dominant culture, regardless of political party, was conservative — a pride in country and an emphasis on family that Ms. Warren was steeped in.
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Ms. King said being steeped in the church and growing up in a loving environment that fostered inquisitiveness helped spur her father's spiritual growth.
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Steeped in modern and historic fine art traditions, Shaw's work alludes equally to twentieth-century painting and photography, and the legacy of European masters.
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His most notable contribution to that field is a voice steeped not in "black cool" but in what one might call black male emo.
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Steeped in the idea of technology, Crego's aesthetic provides a thought-provoking visual lexicon full of themes that are completely unexpected yet oddly familiar.
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Nullaki Peninsula, Western Australia By Joann Gren Names of places in Australia, like Aussies themselves, are brutally honest and steeped in rich, witty humor.
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It is steeped, visually and verbally, in Brothers Grimmsian images of slaughter and torture, of the hunt and the sadistic thrill of the kill.
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Bassani, in these cultivated worldly-wise stories, so steeped in tenderness, rage and loss, is like someone returned from the underworld to bear witness.
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Steeped in Argentine folklore of lobizonas (werewolves) and brujas (witches), this is such an important story to tell, and it's also an engrossing read.
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A previous generation of composers had developed a symphonic sound steeped in that of Antonin Dvorak, who famously visited the United States in 1892.
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His father was steeped in the resistance movement against white settlers, and his political activism forced the family to flee to present-day Zambia.
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In her artist's statement, Shigaki mentioned anti-Japanese rhetoric from local businessmen, including Miller Freeman, whose family's name is steeped in the city's history.
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The Warriors are so likable that they even gave Cleveland a gift last June, a long-awaited championship for a city steeped in losing.
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Pompeo is an evangelical Christian, steeped in the very dictums that Trump has spent a lifetime mocking with both his words and his deeds.
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You might be allowed to choose between grooming with a fine-toothed comb or a wipe-down with boiled water steeped with Chinese herbs.
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Steeped in institutional memory, those employees crow about today's boisterous crowds because they fretted in 2101 when the team nearly moved to Hamilton, Ontario.
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A death sentence for Roof would add a patina of fairness to a practice steeped in the racial disparities of the criminal-justice system.
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He's running a campaign steeped in the ethos of an anti-establishment left, and benefiting from elite Democrats' failure to coalesce around someone else.
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" As a fan of Jim Harrison, he had been aiming for something that Harrison might write, something "poetic, heartbreaking, steeped in the natural world.
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While Whitney said she's seen huge improvements among larger firms, smaller start-ups and venture funds remain steeped in a college fraternity-like culture.
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At high altitude bodies can be preserved by ice, but as they descend the glacier they are steeped in water in which bacteria flourish.
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They then turned to Webern's "Langsamer Satz," a work that shows its 21-year-old composer steeped in late Romanticism but anticipating Expressionist angst.
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Steeped in Silicon Valley debates about privacy, they wondered if they'd been too timid about harnessing the enormous trove of publicly available voter data.
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Possessed of a squeaky-clean belter's voice, he is steeped in a sunny (or sunshine-yellow) chipperness that can absorb all gloom and doubts.
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Yet these are steeped in a luminous wonder that makes you want to weep for what you take for granted in your daily existence.
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It's steeped in incredible high-end watchmaking tradition but it was running at a very close line of becoming a stuffy old man's brand.
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Like pale pink, navy is essentially neutral, making it a natural choice for those whose visual language is still very much steeped in minimalism.
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It's a fun feature steeped in nostalgia, and people love it for the same reason they love Timehop (which Facebook still swears it didn't copy).
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To face the challenges properly, our children will need to be steeped early in math and sciences, which serve as the building blocks for engineering.
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What comes next for the company likely won't come as much of a shock to anyone steeped in the world of plant-based meat replacements.
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As the tea steeped and the overtures swelled, her solemn gaze remained transfixed somewhere beyond the window's horizon, and I knew never to disturb her.
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As unconventional albums go, "Moosebumps" is surprisingly direct; its creators are steeped in hip-hop tradition, even if their lens on it is decidedly skewed.
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The Cyclades are steeped in mysticism, from the traces of Greek mythology that seep into the culture, to the saturated emerald of the Mediterranean Sea.
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"Baseball is slower to change than some other sports because [it's so steeped in] tradition," Red Sox manager John Farrell said elsewhere during the event.
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He was, famously, a polymath, steeped in philosophy and literature, who once held his own at a dinner party with a scholar of Chinese art.
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Outsiders, who haven't been steeped in the all-too-common hatred found in the usual gaming community, are bringing a sense of perspective to Fortnite.
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He makes fine, honest poke, without too many complications: bowls ($12) of ahi steeped in shoyu, sesame oil, alaea salt and wakame or sriracha aioli.
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The commonwealth of Puerto Rico is steeped in more than $70 billion of debt that has been accruing for the better part of a decade.
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Detroit may be steeped in its automotive past, but the Motor City is not feeling all that nostalgic about its contributions to the car industry.
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Baseball is a sport steeped in tradition—the four-pitch intentional walk, Rex Ryan wearing an "I'd Hit That" T-shirt, visual ipecac food gimmicks.
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The planet, if confirmed, could join the ranks of Jupiter, Saturn, Mars — names from mythology steeped in meaning for millions of people the world over.
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Like its riven protagonist, her novel—an English-language epic steeped in Palestinian stories from almost a century ago—can feel tugged between two worlds.
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More comfortable with overt racism and Islamophobia, less steeped in the norms of American political conduct, but also more heterodox on core domestic policy issues.
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The man makes $7 million annually from sponsors, some of who are steeped in the fitness world and lean on him for his gym cred.
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For a film steeped in up-to-the-minute surveillance fears, Jason Bourne feels as dim and broad as a 1990s net-panic hacker movie.
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They steeped their claims in Islamic history, and littered them with references to the glorious time of the Prophet Muhammad and the first four Caliphs.
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He's new to government and so he probably wasn't steeped in the long-running protocols that establish the relationships between DOJ, FBI and White Houses.
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Traditionally conceived, visa liberalisation is the sort of policy that might be designed by a foreign minister steeped in Joseph Nye's theory of soft power.
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He was always seen with a beautiful -- normally blonde -- society girl with a cut-glass accent and from a family steeped in wealth and status.
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Many of us in education have long seen the movement toward stricter schools in poor communities for what it is: an approach steeped in racism.
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Of course, this is what Twitter has always been good at, at least for those who have been steeped in its internal culture for years.
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Packing the federal judiciary with people steeped in voter suppression appears to have become a central strategy in this administration's battle to restrict the vote.
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"But for a team so steeped in myths and curses, it's good to try cut through some of that with cold, hard facts," he said.
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This fanciful notion, imported from Mr. Trump's debt-steeped real estate world, would undermine faith in the government and the stability of global financial markets.
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And if nothing else, it showed someone steeped in the naturalistic tradition of British theater carefully — very carefully — exploring the expressionist possibilities that opera brings.
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Silicon Valley is steeped in a grow-at-any-cost culture, which the government will find challenging to overcome due to its own flawed culture.
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Teens in 2010 were some of the first to be fully steeped in a digitally forward culture of reality television, Apple devices, and social networking.
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The military is steeped in tradition, and that is something we all revere about this great institution, but it can also be an Achilles' heel.
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Ross' job was to guide the development team on creating a cult and situation that was fictional but steeped in enough precedents to feel scary.
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The pieces from the Soviet space missions are also steeped with history and drama, so it's exciting to see the market flourishing across the board.
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Mr. Grenell was frequently in the room for policy debates, and was steeped in the national security issues that preoccupied the administration after the Sept.
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The actor here, Kyril Masheka, is steeped in a raw, empathic fear and sorrow that make putting on clothes a fraught and irrelevant-seeming business.
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The two were steeped in hip-hop, and the success of East Coast labels like Def Jam inspired them to make records of their own.
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Her new novel, The Ministry of Utmost Happiness, is steeped in both the regional politics of India and the turbulent politics of the modern world.
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It's not any movie that, already steeped in '60s rock, can use John Lennon's anthem "Bring on the Lucie (Freda Peeple)" under its end credits.
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In an autobiography, "Ulrich Wegener, GSG-9: Stronger Than Terror," Mr. Wegener wrote that he came from a family steeped in the Prussian military tradition.
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"Yes, realpolitik often wins out over values, and it often seems steeped in hypocrisy," said Michael Wahid Hanna of The Century Foundation in New York.
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Selfies on Twitter and Instagram followed suit in the months that followed, as people celebrated themselves for who they are in posts steeped in positivity.
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Having not trained in an era steeped in medical paternalism, younger physicians are more likely to place the patient on the pedestal rather than themselves.
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First, there are labels like the movie star Reese Witherspoon's clothing line Draper James (which is, as its website tell us, "steeped in Southern charm").
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And as the play's two characters, Kay (Juliana Canfield) and Chris (Tom Pecinka), tell their respective, overlapping stories, they seem steeped in a sentimental twilight.
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For those who cherished the work of this inventive firebrand — a conceptualist steeped in dance, Minimalism and jazz-informed improvisation — a restoration seemed deeply implausible.
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By the end, cast and audience seemed to have melted into one teary, sweaty blur, steeped in an oddly inspiring, paradoxical feeling of hopeful hopelessness.
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The Lynx lodge has a history steeped in grandeur, but it's now mainly a sometime rental hall and watering hole for an ensemble of castoffs.
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Weaned on the progressive ideals of his parents, who were steeped in leftist politics during the McCarthy era, he became an activist as a teenager.
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We're unlikely to see another superstar as abundantly steeped in real self-confidence — at so many different stages of life, in as many musical genres.
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The entire contracting process, which involves bids from companies like Oracle, Microsoft, Amazon, and IBM, has been steeped in controversy over the past few weeks.
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He has quit using the phrases "ethnic food" and "hole in the wall," which he came to see as derogatory and steeped in white privilege.
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While their friend joined the ranks of the Islamic State, the three remained stuck in Britain, where they increasingly steeped themselves in the group's propaganda.
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My goal when I leave here is that he will be just as steeped in the creative part of the business as I am today.
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It may instead be that Trump's example is a salutary one and that the nation now requires someone steeped in governmental experience and policy knowledge.
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The ceremony is steeped in ancient traditions that include searching for explosives, holding a member of Parliament hostage and wearing the bejeweled Imperial State Crown.
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The bowl arrives crowded and green from sun-steeped cilantro and long clips of scallions and Chinese chives, the blades juicy, with a garlic sting.
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It was delivered in a cadence that is steeped in an African-American religious oratorical tradition that broader America first heard in Dr. King's speeches.
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While Mr. Mofokeng (pronounced MOE-foe-keng) never considered himself an integral part of the struggle against apartheid, he was steeped in the policy's consequences.
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Listening to music, podcasts or audio books on your iPhone makes perfect sense given its origins are steeped in the old days of the iPod.
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A product of a corner of multiracial working-class life in central Long Island, he grew up steeped in the radical traditions of Caribbean politics.
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They should remember that as someone steeped in the culture of reality TV and the New York tabloids, he is perfectly suited for this era.
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They were heard on the gospel-steeped "I'll Take You There," a No. 1 pop and R&B hit for the Staple Singers in 1972.
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In Lithuania, poppy milk, made from poppy seeds steeped in water and honey, is served on Christmas Eve as part of the Twelve Dishes feast.
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And Swiss watch brands, highly traditional businesses steeped in European heritage and selling ultra-exclusive merchandise, were all but destined to hold out even longer.
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The root of his concerns, however -- the fact his family, steeped in tradition and custom, is in a different position than most of their countrymen.
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Mental health professionals also say the program has gone a long way to shrink the stigma of psychotherapy in a nation culturally steeped in stoicism.
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Ms. Fure is deeply attuned to the relationship between sound and space, and has crafted a powerfully unsentimental language steeped in the European avant-garde.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's ironic that so many storytellers are drawn to Linden Frederick's paintings of small Maine towns steeped in twilight.
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But this isn't a platformer—it's a first-person puzzle-adventure steeped in the same warmth and zaniness that made the original game so special.
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The students are also steeped in African-American history, and many Spelman women said they felt a responsibility to protect black men from negative stereotypes.
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Though hobbled by an obviousness that dampens any suspense, this sensitive, environmentally concerned movie is most successful when steeped in the particularities of its location.
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If you've ever watched or listened to Jones's Infowars (as I have), you'd come away steeped in a dark and distorted view of the world.
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Everything they do is so steeped in religious and literary symbolism, plus convoluted, time-hopping plot twists, that it seems way too early judge them.
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