Daddario hasn't strayed from the statement she gave to E!
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Venezuela claimed the navy plane had strayed into its airspace.
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Despite the gaffes, Giuliani never strayed from the main message.
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But the business has never strayed far from its roots.
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Cheryl Strayed wrote for years before having a bestselling book.
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Was wondering why he strayed so far outside the barrier...
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And in the fifth, Frazier strayed from his taciturn character.
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Goodbye Baggage Cheryl Strayed: I relate to your dilemma, Goodbye.
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The regulation of bump stocks has strayed from that pattern.
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Cheryl Strayed: You want your daughter to be happy, DEW.
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So Bitcoin has strayed a bit from its cypherpunk origins.
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Such hearings have often strayed far from being fact-based conversations.
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As it turns out, 9% of participants said they'd really strayed.
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Sadler strayed away from the public apology and instead stayed quiet.
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More baffling is how far from the tropics pyrosomes have strayed.
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Never has a NATO member strayed so far from the fold.
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In the case ofJeannette Walls or Cheryl Strayed, a gazillion people.
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Conflicted Colleague Cheryl Strayed: I understand why you feel unsettled, Conflicted.
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But it has not strayed anywhere near the North American mainland.
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Stuck in Sadness Cheryl Strayed: I'm sorry for your loss, Stuck.
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Cheryl Strayed: Steve's right: You're doing so much so well, Crunchy.
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Cheryl Strayed: Your husband's attitude is stingy, mean and immature, Cat.
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Trump meandered into odd territory as he strayed from the teleprompters.
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Return to the mantra when you realize you've strayed from it.
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Ankara said the plane strayed into Turkish airspace, an allegation Moscow denies.
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" —Esther Yoo "Wild by Cheryl Strayed was a magical book to read.
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Like Carillion, Interserve also strayed into areas where it had no expertise.
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I don't know how we've strayed from this, especially in this time.
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American sailors who strayed into Iranian waters are released within 24 hours.
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"Socialist" he did not say, though his language often strayed that way.
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But in the end I strayed with someone I had dated before.
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Strayed says before explaining that while her memoir Wild was making the
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Only a handful of Senate Republicans have strayed from this public position.
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I have not strayed from that path in all the years since.
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In recent years, we've strayed further and further from these basic principles.
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In the case of Jeannette Walls or Cheryl Strayed, a gazillion people.
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But he felt increasingly that the Party had strayed from its roots.
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Everything could be drumming, whether the rhythm was kept or it strayed.
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But the Center for Investigation says they strayed from their planned route.
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And Strayed was impressed by the mogul's communication skills when they met.
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And in all her battles she never strayed from one guiding principle.
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Cheryl Strayed: My heart sinks every time I read your letter, Sad.
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But the company has never strayed far from its core retail operations.
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Like Strayed says, we'll never know what was on the ghost ship.
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I, K-21993, strayed away from my true self: Michael Alexander Allen.
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Feeling Shamed Cheryl Strayed: I'm sorry your mother does that to you.
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Sometimes, though, he strayed into the territory of outright, easily debunkable lies.
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Gowdy disputed the suggestion that the conversation strayed into obstruction of justice territory.
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But all the while he never strayed far from the world of code.
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This is not the first time Sylvester has strayed away from the park.
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Spent Cheryl Strayed: Your husband committed what's referred to as financial infidelity, Spent.
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She reportedly did not use a teleprompter and hardly strayed from the script.
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"I think it strayed into bullying, but I felt very positive about it."
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Some of the supplications have strayed far from mild acknowledgements of the divine.
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Though this one grew testy, it never strayed from substantive discussions of policy.
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To be great, Strayed first had to get over wanting to be great.
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Where Mr Trump strayed from his text, his claims often made no sense.
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Follow Cheryl Strayed on Facebook and Twitter and Mary Elizabeth Williams on Instagram.
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Guests have included Leslie Jamison, George Saunders, Cheryl Strayed and Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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But while their attention has strayed, the industry has been on a tear.
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While she focused on hitting her marks, some descending flourishes strayed off pitch.
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Have you similarly strayed from the path you thought you should be on?
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But as with many Trump rallies, the message strayed from time to time.
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Indeed, one might plausibly argue that Trump himself strayed closer to the line.
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Narrator: So, just how far has country strayed from its homegrown, bluegrass roots?
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The fact that WFP doesn't recognize that reflects how much it has strayed.
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His political impulses were basically libertarian, and he occasionally strayed from Republican orthodoxy.
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But as Clinton and Strayed talked all things politics and hiking (Strayed, famous for her memoir Wild, joked that the now famous hiker Clinton should join her on the Pacific Crest Trail), they also discussed their mutual love of books.
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Now in its ninth year, the fest's mission statement hasn't strayed from the path.
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Establishment conservatives revolted, arguing his act strayed well beyond the movement's increasingly fuzzy boundaries.
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I strayed away from it, but then I came back into it as JPEG.
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Though their respective remarks overlapped on key points, Pence never strayed from establishment orthodoxy.
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Whoops. Good thing the cat hasn't strayed too far from the house this morning!
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The United States has never been perfect; it has often strayed from its principles.
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The music rarely strayed into the realm of the three-minute catchy pop song.
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As Intel's focus has strayed into other markets, its core business came under attack.
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Arnold, 47, claims it also wasn't the first time Hines strayed in their marriage.
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The soldiers say they strayed into Turkish territory because of thick snow and fog.
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"ICE has strayed so far away from its mission," said Nixon, NY193 News reported.
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Comey's been painting outside the lines since July, and strayed further still on Friday.
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" Trump strayed away slightly from his prepared remarks by using "Islamic" instead of "Islamist.
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Iran arrested ten American sailors who had strayed into its waters in two boats.
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As she told Strayed, Clinton tries to read every night before going to bed.
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But he believed that the doctrine had strayed too far from Keynes's own ideas.
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Once a conversation strayed into what George considered material information, his guard went up.
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The women decided to keep sailing, but strayed off course, according to the Navy.
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Maybe think about hiking the PCT like Cheryl Strayed in Wild and finding yourself.
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Some worry that the nation has strayed so far that God's punishment is imminent.
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I have always pitched this to being very similar to "Wild" by Cheryl Strayed.
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The Sweet Spot A radically empathic advice column from Cheryl Strayed and Steve Almond.
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In fact, Graham would have been mainly alone, had he strayed from the course.
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"He said all the reasons I shouldn't do it," Strayed recalled the other day.
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The birds are usually lone adults or juveniles that strayed too close to shore.
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"Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail" by Cheryl Strayed (2012)
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Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail by Cheryl Strayed 4.
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The fact that the WFP doesn't recognize that reflects how much it has strayed.
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Others used the concepts but never strayed from what Thornton calls "exotic" martial arts.
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Other incredible names are on the list, like Jamaica Kincaid, Oprah Winfrey, and Cheryl Strayed.
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The group also says it is holding two Israeli civilians who strayed into the territory.
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Like a millennial Elizabeth Gilbert or Cheryl Strayed, I was on a pilgrimage of discovery.
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Since the season 7 finale, Dany has hardly strayed from her ubiquitous white fur coat.
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And these shows tended to fall apart when they strayed too close to the present.
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Politicians have always strayed from the truth, but shame kept them in the general postcode.
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If even a few Republicans strayed, it would lend Obama's efforts the aura of bipartisanship.
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But it does not appear he strayed far from the site of the original attack.
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He strayed when it came to defending his prosecutorial team and their work on Wednesday.
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Anything that strayed away from what they considered the straight and narrow was just anathema.
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"Some bullets may have strayed to hit the wrong target," the South Sudan spokesperson said.
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For now it almost seems that Facebook purposefully strayed away from controversial or polarizing topics.
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A couple years after my time in Kings Canyon, I read Wild by Cheryl Strayed.
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Where Cramer's views strayed from JPMorgan's analysis was on the topic of U.S. department stores.
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Only a few women strayed from the uniform, in Ugg boots or black high heels.
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Here are 10 ways Trump has strayed from his own intelligence agencies on Russian meddling.
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This is how far the Democrats have strayed from the middle of the political road.
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In 2006, two Indian fishermen were killed when they strayed too close to the island.
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Yet depictions of Kahlo have strayed further from the reality than she could have imagined.
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Environmental experts suspect that the animal may have strayed from the forests near the school.
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The players' attention strayed from the usual — fantasy football — on Sunday morning at Fenway Park.
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The "Dear Sugars" podcast is an advice program hosted by Steve Almond and Cheryl Strayed.
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In the years since, Mr. McPherson has hardly strayed from the path of bebop conservationism.
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Cheryl Strayed: Dear readers, we have news: This will be the final Sweet Spot column.
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Trump rarely strayed off-script except to ad-lib short embellishments to his prepared remarks.
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Broke Cheryl Strayed: You'll only be stuck waitressing forever if you decide to be, Broke.
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These green-topped huts look as if they've strayed in from a Germanic fairy tale.
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Cheryl Strayed Deep grief often gets reignited when big things happen in our lives, Heartless.
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The movie might also have further strayed from friendly ground in its choice of interviewees.
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Ms. Strayed wrote as Sugar for the online magazine The Rumpus, from 2010 to 2012.
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" Cheryl Strayed, author and former "Dear Sugars" host and columnist "Cultivate a sense of optimism.
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Yet they created the model that presidents ever since have strayed from at their peril.
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Moves were slight, though and neither strayed far from two-week troughs against the greenback.
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Mr. Ligon, for his part, insisted that the group, while exploring new styles, never strayed.
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Moves were slight, though, and neither strayed far from two-week troughs against the greenback.
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"What they're doing is born out of a genuine lifelong passion for books," Strayed said.
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Moves were slight, though, and neither strayed far from two-week troughs against the greenback.
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"The card serves as a touchstone to confirm I haven't strayed too far off track."
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They have strayed so far from the interests of the American people, the interest of humanity.
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If that's true, then hooooo boy have people strayed from the proper usage of the term.
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Mickelson said things had strayed from the winning formula used by 2008-winning captain Paul Azinger.
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He's a family man who's strayed down the wrong path after winning the US Masters Tournament.
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At one point, Justice Anthony Kennedy suggested that the president might have strayed into Congress' territory.
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America has strayed further from this ideal in recent years, mainly to the detriment of Democrats.
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Battlefield's best moments happen around this experience, and designers have seldom strayed from this core concept.
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A mother dog and her two babies followed the boy as he strayed away from home.
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Iran said it had strayed into its airspace, the US said it was over international waters.
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Or being that she's strayed away from brown with Posie, could it in the red family?
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Other fishermen can then spot when a rogue vessel has strayed, even if they cannot read.
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" He even added that the misconduct of the CEO's office "strayed across the civil-criminal frontier.
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But proprietors say parents would quickly realise if teachers strayed beyond reading and reciting the Koran.
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For the rest of the afternoon, my new friend never strayed more than 20 feet away.
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He loved his territory and never strayed away...he was the most loving and loyal companion.
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A sacred word, "Lord", perhaps, or "Peace", would recall the mind to rest if it strayed.
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They have strayed from the right path, and their fate is to dwell forever in hell.
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But as he often does, he also strayed into ambiguity, self promotion and trawling for credit.
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"The work I create now hasn't strayed too far from my childhood ideas," Craze tells Creators.
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Beer Run Cheryl Strayed: My first thought is a question, Beer Run: What do you think?
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The president strayed from the facts during his remarks, as The New York Times reported previously.
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Cheryl Strayed: Steve's correct: Your concern at this point should be on writing, not publishing, Scared.
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In 1983, a Korean airliner bound from Anchorage to Seoul, South Korea, strayed into Soviet airspace.
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Recent work suggests one of the biggest predictors of having an affair is having strayed before.
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Horror: Horror is a response for when the paradox has strayed into territory that is unlivable.
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Mr. Matura seldom strayed in his work from the rich singsong vernacular of Trinidad and Tobago.
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Mr. Agnifilo also asked repeatedly whether the relationship between the men had strayed into the romantic.
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First, Huarong was already in trouble with regulators, having strayed into shadow banking and speculative investments.
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Strayed said this was never "made more alive" to her than seeing herself edited in Vogue.
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At some points, Schiff's words strayed quite far from what the rough transcript showed Trump saying.
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If you're spending weeks hiking the Pacific Crest Trail like Cheryl Strayed in Wild, that's another story.
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They have strayed so far from the interests of the American people and the interests of humanity.
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They have strayed so far from the interest of the American people and the interest of humanity.
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They have strayed so far from the interests of the American people in the interests of humanity.
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They have strayed so far from the interest of the American people and the interests of humanity.
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They were arrested at the end of the clashes in 1999 when they strayed into central Serbia.
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The elephant strayed into the village early in the morning and woke up villagers with its roaring.
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Foxconn had already strayed from the original contract when it scaled down the factory it was building.
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But it's not clear whether they were attempted defectors or fishermen who've strayed too far from land.
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For the first 2000 sols, Opportunity never strayed more than ten metres from that propitious landing site.
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For the first 212 sols, Opportunity never strayed more than ten metres from that propitious landing site.
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And therefore they are willing to put in work to preserve it — even after someone has strayed.
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It's not the first time Giuliani's messaging has strayed from his client's stock denial of any collusion.
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In Monday's video, McCartney strayed from donning the same dark suit he wore in the original photo.
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If anything, Doom showed us how far we've strayed from god's light with all these unnecessary embellishments.
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In Brooklyn, for instance, posters blamed "mothers with smartphones" for teens who have strayed from Hasidic life.
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Besigye severed ties with the president in 1999, contending that Museveni had strayed from his party line.
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In "Wild," Strayed heals from the untimely death of her mother by hiking the Pacific Crest Trail.
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Good thing the watchful eyes of the Manly Fast Ferry found her before she strayed too far.
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IRGC Rear Admiral Ali Fadavi said earlier the boats had strayed due to a broken navigation system.
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" Adding, "He loved his territory and never strayed away… he was the most loving and loyal companion.
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In World War II, American bombers repeatedly strayed into Swiss airspace, dropping ordnance and causing significant damage.
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"ICE has strayed so far away from its mission," she said, according to the New York Post.
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What started as a photo op along the Texas-Mexico border could have strayed into law-breaking.
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Ephron and Arlen strayed from giving Silkwood a big moral message about the regulation of nuclear facilities.
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At the same time, Mr. Solomon strayed beyond the traditional mold of a Wall Street power broker.
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He'd forgotten, perhaps, whom he was talking about and seemed to have strayed to talking about himself.
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Peter, who is in charge of the company's merchandising, has strayed farthest from his family's natural conservatism.
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To answer, Cheryl Strayed shares her own story of supporting a family while also pursuing her passions.
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Michelle Obama hasn't strayed far from the awards show circuit since leaving the White House in January.
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The Pentagon admitted the sailors had strayed off course, and Iran released the Americans within 24 hours.
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But she began experimenting with music that strayed from the guitar-driven indie she was known for.
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Regardless of why McKinley strayed, Williams said she needed to decide what was next for their family.
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Whenever our conversation strayed onto potentially shocking topics, he would pause and let off a sickly chuckle.
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The former communications director has not strayed from the public eye since he departed the West Wing.
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During that same podcast episode, Strayed had counselor Hilary Kinavey and dietitian Dana Sturtevant on as guests.
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He strayed from defending the bank based on public policy and used inflammatory rhetoric against President Jackson.
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Larry King is not giving up on his marriage in the wake of reports his wife strayed.
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Cheryl Strayed: The reason that this question is weighing on you is that you know the answer.
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It's a good metaphor for how far the internet has strayed from its original promise to decentralize control.
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It's as if this one hike is going to have the Cheryl Strayed effect on all of them.
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The book is based on the writings of the once-anonymous columnist, Sugar (now known as Cheryl Strayed).
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Strayed, also the author of Wild, provides advice on all of the messiest and best parts of life.
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She starred in Wild as Cheryl Strayed and both films went on to become nominated for Academy Awards.
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But in the meantime, the engineering community strayed toward MongoDB-style non-relational databases, which Vaidya considers inferior.
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"There is no straying from that mission," Miller told the Times, days before Trump strayed from the mission.
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I know how far I have strayed from who I used to be, and could be once again.
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Winter strayed away from her signature waves to go for a pin-straight style with her new cut.
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The site also began to lead its readers toward political conclusions that strayed somewhat from Five Star's origins.
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But it promises to use discretion in targeting only those Democrats it feels have strayed from the party.
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" She added, "He loved his territory and never strayed away… he was the most loving and loyal companion.
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And unlike other commanders, Shir strayed from the party line that the war against ISIS was going well.
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I believe I strayed only for sexual gratification and that, in the end, I loved my then-girlfriend.
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But an Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesman said afterward that the boats strayed into Iranian waters by accident.
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She dismissed claims, notably by Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, that the Prez has strayed during their marriage.
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The group also says it is holding two Israeli civilians who strayed into the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip.
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"I really have this determination, as somebody said about me the other day, a stubbornness," Clinton told Strayed.
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When Strayed asked Clinton what she read as a child, she went straight to the Nancy Drew mysteries.
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No single day highlights just how far this conflict has strayed into the disjointed, the absurd, the hopeless.
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It would also help to acknowledge that the party has strayed at times from its more aspirational path.
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In January, Iran detained the sailors for 16 hours after their two riverine boats strayed into Iranian waters.
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Tocchet felt a couple of his players strayed from the system and that led directly to Jets goals.
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"They killed Lexie and Mark and I stayed loyal, then Derek and I almost strayed," one fan tweeted.
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Steve's performance of Kermit has strayed far away from my father's good hearted, compassionate leader of the Muppets.
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Frustrated Cheryl Strayed: I'm struck by your partner's statement that sex isn't "a big part" of your relationship.
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When it doesn't, his directorial inventiveness steps in to make us feel as if the film hasn't strayed.
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She says they looked elsewhere, mostly other prewar buildings in Manhattan, but never strayed far from Carnegie Hill.
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Today, the massive online marketplace still offers the auction feature but has strayed far from its original format.
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Lamb pointedly strayed from Democratic orthodoxy on the Second Amendment, minimum wage and Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Cheryl Strayed: You know that child you imagine when you're trying to rid yourself of your resentment, Tangled?
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The Sweet Spot The "Dear Sugars" podcast is an advice program hosted by Steve Almond and Cheryl Strayed.
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The true Trumpian note emerged only when the president strayed for a moment onto the subject of criticism.
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Whenever he has strayed from basics in the past, the goaltenders coach Benoit Allaire has set him straight.
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Unlike other writers, Austen strayed from the pattern of swashbuckling knights and heroes to write about normal life.
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Meantime Nascar strayed from its roots (and overspent in doing so) trying to expand in places like Chicago.
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But it feels like we've strayed pretty far from the path that Mr. Rogers laid out for us.
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"As I've been going through the cases, I haven't strayed too far," Mr. O'Neill told reporters on Wednesday.
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Mom With Foot in Her Mouth Cheryl Strayed: You didn't bring that garbage into your daughter's life, Mom.
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Creators strayed to YouTube and Patreon, investing their attention and driving their audience to where they could earn money.
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Knowing how far that I've strayed from the person that I was hoping to be when I was 21.
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Buffett is disciplined and methodical, but he has occasionally thrown caution to the wind and strayed from his principles.
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The specific varieties of the lentils and vegetables changed, but otherwise, my mom rarely ever strayed from this formula.
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I actually strayed from that after my first album, I didn't do that anymore as far as adapt poetry.
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An audit could be launched or congressional testimony called if the GAO determined the Fed strayed from the rule.
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Of course, Mr Corbyn might have strayed off course at times, cultivating an unhealthy interest in Marxism and allotments.
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A state forest official said Avni had strayed too far outside the reserve because of likely encroachment by people.
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Administration officials said that the military had lost contact with the boats before they strayed into Iranian territorial waters.
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Champion of tea party conservatism The senator from Texas has never strayed from the right-wing of the GOP.
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Kurian strayed from his usual suit and tie in his presentation on Monday, instead wearing a shirt and blazer.
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But an Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesman told state-run media the boats strayed into Iranian waters by accident.
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And how many times have film and TV adaptations strayed from the original material in an effort to beautify?
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Ralph said an estimated 1,500 leopards were in Karnataka state but that they rarely strayed far into urban areas.
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Cynthia confesses that she has strayed too far from her home, and asks the boy to take her there.
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The sailors were detained for 22019 hours earlier this month after their two riverine boats strayed into Iranian waters.
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Cheryl Strayed: I'm shouting yes to everything Steve said and most of all to this: Devise an escape plan.
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" His central point was that molecular biology had strayed from its early promise and declined to "an engineering discipline.
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When I strayed from the show to look for something to eat, a young man raced up behind me.
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The scene's inclusion makes a fitting ending to a season that has not strayed far from its source material.
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Will Democratic voters longing for another Obama and the minority voters who strayed from Hillary want an African-American?
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They run away together into that mystical place that's beckoned everyone from John Muir to Cheryl Strayed: the wild.
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In 2628 a Soviet fighter plane shot down Korean Air Flight 28500, which strayed over Soviet territory, killing 6900.
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The 18-wheeler lost control, strayed across the median into the westbound lanes and collided with the cheerleader bus.
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"He does for biography what Cheryl Strayed did for the Pacific Crest Trail," Stacy Schiff writes in our review.
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In January, 10 U.S. sailors were detained for 16 hours after their two riverine boats strayed into Iranian waters.
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Producers have overvalued other factors of success like star actors, genre, viability in foreign markets, and strayed from fundamentals.
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Cheryl Strayed: I've had to make similar decisions with people I love, Ghost, so I relate to your situation.
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But more than that, it's a shocking testament to how far this Republican majority has strayed from its roots.
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But when Oprah picked it, "it was a double shot of espresso," Strayed told me in a phone interview.
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He expects — even demands — that they embrace his rhetoric to defend against impeachment and chides lawmakers who've strayed slightly.
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He had not spent much time studying the historical Salem, he said, noting that Miller had strayed from fact.
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The farther we've strayed from that killer pilot, the harder I've found it to stay engrossed in the show.
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Earlier this week, Iran held the sailors for 16 hours after their two ships strayed into Iran's territorial waters.
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They rushed to get a copy, excitedly paging through it to see how Strayed&aposs profile had turned out.
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Cheryl Strayed: There isn't anything wrong with wanting to feel desired by people who are not your partner, Attention.
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Some prenups actually include "cheating clauses," which entitle the non-cheating party to more money if the spouse strayed.
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But when he visits Flex Watches, he realizes its brand has strayed from its cool designs and charitable roots.
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But once she strayed from the strict meal plans, she said, she would gain back all the weight, plus more.
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The list includes conservationist Jane Goodall, activist Janet Mock, chemist Tracy Dyson, author Cheryl Strayed and Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas.
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Mr Khokan never strayed from his writing roots, and needed a way to express his experiences in a creative manner.
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Zuckerberg's address also strayed from the normal company news updates by making veiled references to the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign.
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That's certainly true for the wisdom Cheryl Strayed delivers in her advice/essay collection, Tiny Beautiful Things, released in 2012.
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Global Times, for which poking foreigners in the eye is a business model, may have strayed from the government line.
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Despite being surrounded by big money and excess, the Lions safety hasn't strayed from his 70/30 save-spend strategy.
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It's painfully obvious that the Republican Party has strayed dramatically from its early radical roots in abolitionism, equality, and peace.
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The jobless rate stood at 5.7 percent in January, and has not strayed far from there in the past year.
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They turned out to be more likely to conceal other dissenting opinions, which they felt strayed from the majority view.
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Strayed became a mainstream success after Oprah Winfrey selected her memoir "Wild" to be part of her namesake book club.
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What stands out is not just the distance that Strayed travels, but the love and wisdom emanating from each page.
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About 1,500 leopards are estimated to live in the state of Karnataka, but they rarely strayed far into urban areas.
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We've strayed way off course in the abortion wars, and it won't be easy for our trajectory to be righted.
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Correction: The name of the publication where Strayed published her post-election Dear Sugar column was corrected to Angel's Flight.
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This troubling scheme shows just how far the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has strayed from its mission to safeguard consumers.
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Angry Advocate Cheryl Strayed: You have every right to be angry about the injustices you see in your work, Advocate.
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It was not immediately clear whether the warplane had intentionally penetrated Israeli-controlled airspace or had strayed from its path.
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Introduced for 2006, the third version of the Hummer — called the H3, unsurprisingly — strayed further from the brand's military heritage.
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In 2016, Israel detained at least 70 Gaza fishermen who had strayed beyond the border, a senior naval commander said.
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Second-Rate Sibling Cheryl Strayed: Your letter is an articulation of the precise pickle many stepchildren find themselves in, Sibling.
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Mid-century journalists, cruising the empiricist wave, often strayed from writing about animals, rather than risk their hard-earned objectivity.
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If you've never strayed beyond the stories told in Star Wars movies, books are perhaps the best place to start.
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No actual hockey players had strayed or been punished, and Leclerc made for the blueline to do it all again.
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Strayed told Insider that she credits Kinavey and Sturtevant with showing her how she can think differently about her body.
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Dear Sugars This is the story of Dear Sugars, a radically empathic advice column from Cheryl Strayed and Steve Almond.
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America has strayed further from this ideal in recent years, and it is mainly Democrats who have suffered as a result.
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Turkish jets had shot down a Russian fighter aircraft on the Syrian border, because, Turkey says, it strayed into its airspace.
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Fujifilm, Nikon, Panasonic, and Olympus all have their own throwback shooters—and Leica has never really strayed from its timeless designs.
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But my nosey curiosity has encouraged me pursue those who strayed from the path, and to ask about their sinful flirtations.
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The singer also sported a smoky eye makeup look and strayed from her usual red lips with a soft nude color.
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American officials complain that the WTO's appellate body has chipped away at their country's sovereignty and has strayed beyond its remit.
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"To be honest, the current emoji have become so complicated, in some ways they've strayed from my original creation," he says.
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The mischievousness often strayed off-screen, when he tied cameramen to their chairs with gaffer tape or hid leading-ladies' lipstick.
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The President strayed off script several times, touching on topics ranging from Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the candidacies of Sen.
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In 2015, Maasai pastoralists poisoned six lions that had strayed from Tarangire national park into their village, killing cattle and goats.
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The American Express franchise strayed from the path to steady growth over the last half decade, Loeb said in the letter.
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He occasionally strayed into mixed martial arts territory by rounding his opponent and landing strikes to the back of Mayweather's head.
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Cheslor Cuthbert stroked a single to left to score Perez, but Orlando strayed too far past second and was picked off.
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Yet he was attracted to the freewheeling and edgy aspects of the site where users often strayed from Zelda-related yore.
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It was, it's noted, not the first time he had strayed from his wife (Vera Farmiga), including separations in the past.
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At a meeting with the group's Democrats, Pelosi loudly scolded Gutiérrez for having strayed too far from his brief on immigration.
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Among those literary luminaries stating their opposition are Stephen King, David Eggers, Junot Díaz, Cheryl Strayed and Michael Chabon, among others.
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But executives at the magazine felt it had strayed from its roots as a showcase for high-quality avant-garde art.
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He alienated Moscow last fall when Turkish forces shot down a fighter jet that he said had strayed into Turkish airspace.
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Mr. Hart, addressing reporters in Chattanooga, said investigators had not determined whether the driver had previously strayed from his assigned route.
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Messi also scored in the 22nd minute, a goal that was allowed to stand even though Luis Suárez had strayed offside.
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That might have something to do with the fact that Pierce, unlike Ashcroft, has never strayed far from his original template.
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Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin is an exception; he has not strayed far from his Tea Party roots in his campaign.
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Wanton Woman Cheryl Strayed: I think you're "one Cosmo away from disaster," if by disaster you mean acting upon your desires.
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Mr. Forte, who rarely strayed from Waterbury when not on the road, made the most of his moment in the spotlight.
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But he strayed a bit in the arias' florid lines, and his manner grew overwrought, even for a mini-mad scene.
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He later strayed from his scripted remarks to discuss Mr. Barr's news conference ahead of the release of the Mueller report.
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The list also includes conservationist Jane Goodall, activist Janet Mock, chemist Tracy Dyson, author Cheryl Strayed, and Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas.
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Red's flares of rage are already alienating his friends, especially Alan, whose attention has strayed to a cute vacationer (Kristine Froseth).
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The latest increase, approved in January, revived accusations that the system had strayed from its mission to provide an affordable education.
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Kate Moss took selfies with Lady Gaga as Mario Testino looked on, while Ralph Lauren rarely strayed from Natalie Massenet's side.
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Over the next decade, Mr. Gurney seldom strayed far from the milieu that had inspired so much of his early work.
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He has not strayed west of the Mississippi River, appearing at public events in only seven states and eschewing trips overseas.
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Cheryl Strayed spoke to Insider about her photo being heavily edited in Vogue during a major milestone moment in her career.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly documented the act of self-styling his coif, a process he has not strayed from in decades.
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At his district events, Sanford rarely strayed from his critique of President Trump, which is decidedly harsh for a fellow Republican.
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As part of her book tour, Clinton was being interviewed by author Cheryl Strayed at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago Monday night.
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Giuliani publicly called an interview a "perjury trap," especially if Mueller went beyond asking Trump about collusion and strayed into other matters.
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By the 13th he was down to 113% and two shots behind, having strayed into the trees on holes 10 and 11.
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In fact, according to diplomats, they had merely misprogrammed their GPS navigator, and had strayed over the undulating, unmarked border by mistake.
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The mass resignations from Nidaa Tounes began with several founding members, who complained that the party had strayed from its original goals.
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If it had been running since the big bang, 13.8 billion years ago, it would only have only strayed by one second.
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When Kerry reached Zarif on the phone, he explained that the boat had a mechanical problem and that the boat accidentally strayed.
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When I strayed, gestures of gentle domination, such as the pressure of a finger, directed me with the least physical communication possible.
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The trail was made famous in the 2012 Cheryl Strayed book Wild that was later adapted into a movie starring Reese Witherspoon.
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"I'm going to tell you how I saw it, how I felt—because you cannot make up what happened," she told Strayed.
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The announcement, written by CEO Stephen Kick, says that the studio strayed from its development path and tried to do too much.
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His aides talked about the need to enforce loyalty to Mr. Christie, and a "dead-to-me gene" for those who strayed.
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In the same parts, Ms. McTeer and Mr. Schreiber come across as magnificent bulls who have strayed into a Limoges china shop.
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Google's Waymo has strayed from the pack, making a cute-as-a-button AV with big "eyes" and what look like dimples.
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Check. Taylor Swift singing "Shake It Off" and taking a pic with Wild author Cheryl Strayed and Witherspoon's co-star Laura Dern?
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Though immigration was top of mind for lawmakers, Trump reportedly strayed from the topic early and often during his remarks to Republicans.
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Solo adventure travel, now a trend among women like Cheryl Strayed, the author of "Wild" (2012), was hardly common at the time.
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Cheryl Strayed: I agree with Steve that if you want your boyfriend to change his ways, you must be direct with him.
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Though he was now a highly wanted militant, upgraded to an A rating, it seemed he had never strayed far from home.
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But the president also strayed into other subjects — some topical and others peripheral, including Hillary Clinton's comments on protests by N.F.L. players.
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Several prominent writers, including Cheryl Strayed, Alexander Chee, Celeste Ng, and Jesmyn Ward responded to Ms. Clemmons's tweet, expressing sympathy and support.
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"My thoughts strayed from the hardwood to dusty stacks in Butler Library," he recalled in a memoir, "Diary of a Dean" (2010).
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Scholten, who played baseball in seven countries but never strayed far from Iowa at heart, says the actor was the perfect choice.
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But the media also tried to keep Trump in check by correcting the record when he strayed — distressingly often — from the truth.
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SINCE THE CANCELED Guggenheim survey, Mr. Haacke's gimlet eye has often strayed from the ills outside museums to the politics inside them.
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And yet the fact that such a statement is noteworthy at all tells you how far from responsible governance Republicans have strayed.
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"There's something healing in the way she writes about her personal experiences and how revealing she is," she said of Ms. Strayed.
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Republicans have strayed from discussion of Flint, and none of the candidates on their side has made a trip to the area.
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And yet the achievement does not mean that the festival has strayed as far from its original vision as that might suggest.
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And despite the bipartisan backlash in Congress against Big Tech, policymakers have not strayed far from their fundamental belief in techno-optimism.
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I deliberately strayed from the subject several times, pursued irrelevant ideas, but kept coming back to the central line of the story.
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Reese Witherspoon stars in this adaptation of the Cheryl Strayed memoir, about Ms. Strayed's time walking the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail.
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The norm among Christian-identified rock stars is to make a show of perpetually reconverting their audiences, who haven't strayed an inch.
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In 2005 the CDU's small-state tax plan almost cost her the chancellorship; since then she has never strayed from the economic centre.
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The emotional tenor of her work hasn't strayed, but her sound has been polished — thanks, in part, to production assistance from Rostam Batmanglij.
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Yellow-jacketed umpires followed the war games, decreeing whether a tank had strayed into a notional minefield or been struck by hypothetical artillery.
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When the show strayed from that formula, as it did in its troubled third season, it often struggled to figure out its tone.
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One of the errors identified in the report, however, is that workers strayed from this technical guidance, using watered-down or diluted fixative.
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Jets have indeed strayed off course because of software glitches; airliners have been taken for military probes of air defences and shot down.
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From the outside, my reading seemed perfectly average, but as the cards were flipped, they began to pick up where Strayed left off.
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Affordable housing advocates and realtor groups complained to the FHFA that the deal strayed from Fannie's stated mission of supporting affordable home ownership.
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The convention often lacked a clear narrative thread -- the theme of each night was lost at times as speakers strayed from the topic.
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A third launch attempt on February 28th was delayed due to safety reasons because a boat strayed within range of the launch site.
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The elephant, which had strayed into a residential area from the Baikanthapur Forest nearby, damaged numerous houses, walls and cars during its rampage.
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"Reading the report is a sobering revelation of how far we have strayed from the aspirations and principles of the founders," Romney said.
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Hicks accuses Smith of misleading him and others by remaining silent as the project's concept strayed from the original vision he was pitched.
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Again, the film could have strayed into polemic, but Ms DaCosta keeps the policies in the background to focus on their human repercussions.
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" This time, they strayed away from Hough's usual icy blonde and instead went for a gold-toned color, which Capri is calling "honeysuckle.
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Last year, Lifetime branched out with UnREAL, while USA strayed from pun-titled procedurals for prestige-baiting dramas like Satisfaction and Mr. Robot.
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"There is nothing more boring and fruitless than a woman lamenting the fact that her stomach is round," writes the prophet Cheryl Strayed.
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"They strayed into a pride of lions — it's a big pride so they didn't have too much time," Fox told AFP news agency.
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Though Hulu's adaptation has strayed from the original 1985 novel in its second season, the themes still parallel things in the real world.
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In November, Turkey shot down a Russian fighter jet that strayed into its airspace across the Syrian border, raising tensions to a boil.
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He knows how to speak to and about these people, and he hasn't strayed from home base because there hasn't been a need.
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Nearly six months out from Election Day, Clinton said she took "absolute personal responsibility" for its outcome -- but her remarks strayed from there.
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The survey broadly shows Wisconsin has strayed away from Trump despite playing a pivotal role in his surprising ascent to the White House.
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Throughout its first season, "Atlanta" has strayed confidently from its main story, shifting tone and character focus with ease from episode to episode.
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All this is but one reminder of how far major actors in the economy have strayed from any reasonable standard of moral behavior.
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I wish Lorelai had read this column by Cheryl Strayed, too, and decided to say "I love you" to Luke at some point.
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Each side has at times strayed from that core goal, notably, in the case of the United States, with the 2003 Iraq War.
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Critics groused that these new films had strayed from the innate optimism and humanitarian idealism of Gene Roddenberry's original vision for the series.
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Republican lawmakers blasted the announcement, underlining how far Mr. Trump has strayed from the party's traditional orthodoxy of embracing free and open markets.
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Most likely driven by hunger, the emaciated polar bear had strayed far from its natural habitat before reaching the Russian city of Norilsk.
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Cheryl Strayed: Nothing you write about your daughter's choice of friends and potential dating partners gives me pause, Mother of a Free Spirit.
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Snowblue Cheryl Strayed: You say you "know" your husband isn't an addict, Snowblue, but you describe a pattern of behavior typical of addicts.
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Ms. Dungey rarely strayed from talking points in gatherings with the news media, but Ms. Burke has been freer in her public appearances.
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On a wild pitch that strayed no more than five feet from Atlanta catcher Kurt Suzuki, Torres advanced to third base, not second.
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While that progress should be celebrated, it is now more important than ever to acknowledge how far we've strayed from their intended purposes.
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Schumer, for example, tried to draw out the former prosecutor on whether he personally thought the Clinton investigation had strayed too far afield.
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"He tended to freelance on policy matters and he strayed from many of the directives he got from Washington," this former official said.
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Career Purgatory Cheryl Strayed I think you had that dream because writing is for you a powerful call, C. P. Listen to that.
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"The agency has strayed from its core mission," said Marsha Blackburn, a Republican representative from Tennessee who oversees a telecommunications and tech subcommittee.
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Some decisions have strayed beyond the text of WTO agreements, in essence creating new trade obligations that never were agreed to by negotiators.
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Over the past two years, Israel has detained dozens of Gaza fishermen who have strayed beyond the border, a senior naval commander said.
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They are measured in units called decibel watts (dBW), which tell people the strength of a signal that's strayed out of its boundaries.
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Yet by suggesting that this might never happen, Mr. Davis strayed into dangerous territory of appearing to undermine his government's commitment to it.
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Cohen is expected to have a lot to say about Trump's business practices, including occasions he may have strayed onto the shadier side.
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However, when he strayed beyond the bounds of acceptability, the powerful conservatives he'd hitched himself to ate him up and spat him out.
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The Tonys welcome home actors who've strayed to the West Coast, too: Glenn Close, Denzel Washington, Hugh Jackman, Bryan Cranston, Viola Davis, Helen Mirren.
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" He continued, "Though he soared deep into space and to the heights of Capitol Hill, his heart never strayed from his steadfast Ohio roots.
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But their voters have strayed to rightists like AfD, leftists like Jean-Luc Mélenchon's "Unsubmissive France" and liberal insurgents like Emmanuel Macron's En Marche.
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The euro comments strayed from the mainstream political consensus in Berlin, but the comments on asylum and the AfD played into Kramp-Karrenbauer's hands.
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Whereas if Republicans stayed united and just a few Dems strayed, suddenly it was Obama's opposition that was bipartisan, a crucial public relations advantage.
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Critics argue that the programme has strayed from its original purpose and is now being abused by firms to replace Americans with cheaper labour.
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Though the complex may have changed names during the past five decades, its mission has never strayed from defending the U.S. and its allies.
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The portfolio could be automatically rebalanced once a year, or if the asset allocation strayed a long way from the target in the meantime.
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"And in all her battles, she never strayed from the one guiding principle: she was for America and was always 'America First,'" he said.
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A year earlier, Iranian forces captured the crew of two small U.S. Navy patrol boats that strayed into Iranian waters in the Persian Gulf.
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Descriptors like "polarizing" and "weirdly divisive" never strayed far from those conversations, as reports that Boston was actively shopping him grew louder and louder.
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I spoke with Strayed about how she has come to think about Trump's election, identity politics, and the "me too" campaign, among other subjects.
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Cecil had been fitted with a collar to track his movements but strayed outside the confines of Hwange National Park and was then shot.
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His pep-rally speech to the Republicans on Tuesday frequently also strayed off-topic, touching on tax cuts, tariffs, North Korea and fighter jets.
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For the in-house event held, the stars strayed from their signature all-black styles, wearing colorful not-yet-announced looks from the collection.
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I learned quickly that being desired was conditional, and if I strayed too far from gendered expectations, my experience of dating would severely change.
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But Season of the Witch lacked any connective tissue with its predecessors and strayed too far from the formula fans had come to expect.
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Booksmart, a movie in which two straight-A students who never strayed from the proper path try to have one night of pure stupidity.
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Fixed-income exchange-traded funds have strayed from their underlying net asset value as investors throng the exits faster than funds can sell assets.
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For Mr. Eustis, the second strayed too far from the work's central theme, and instead reveled in elbowing the likely audience of liberal theatergoers.
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"Mueller appears to have stayed carefully within his lane, sending cases that strayed from his core mission to US attorneys & DOJ divisions," she tweeted.
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Local news outlets found at least two other counties where the vote totals on the county website strayed from those reported by the state.
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In 1994, a United States Army helicopter was shot down, and one of its two pilots killed, after it strayed into North Korean airspace.
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But not with everyone, and most notably not with some aghast Republicans who, thanks to Trump's takeover of the party, have strayed from it.
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Cheryl Strayed: I agree with Steve: You need to tell your girlfriend that you've seen the sex tape she made all those years ago.
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Throughout the case, lawyers for the men never strayed from a simple theme: They were friends, nothing more, with a friendship that stretched decades.
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Mr. Trump has strayed from that script a couple of times, but largely restrained his more combative instincts when it came to Dr. Blasey.
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Tulsi Gabbard who strayed from the pack, explaining that she agrees with Hillary Clinton on this issue despite disagreeing with her on many others.
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For "The Invisible Man," Whannell strayed far from the original source material, both H.G. Wells's 1897 sci-fi novel and the Claude Rains classic.
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The Sweet Spot This column is an edited excerpt from the "Dear Sugars" podcast, an advice program hosted by Steve Almond and Cheryl Strayed.
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"Throughout the downturn Jack Hartung, the amazing CFO, never strayed from coming on this show, no matter how weak the numbers were," Cramer said.
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"This, in fact, is our new American moment," Trump said in his remarks, which rarely strayed from the prepared text loaded into his teleprompter.
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Scion never strayed far from the formula it concocted when "The Fast and the Furious" referred to one movie, not a $4 billion Hollywood juggernaut.
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Though Oprah Winfrey has kept gratitude journals for years, and has stacks of these journals by her bed, she has sometimes strayed from the practice.
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In December, a SpiceJet flight travelling from Mumbai to Jabalpur hit a herd of wild boars who had strayed into the runway during its landing.
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Samsung's new devices will probably win back a few of the faithful who may have strayed after they didn't see satisfaction in last year's models.
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But after her death in 2012, her younger son, Eugene, grew disenchanted with how far the factories' products had strayed from his mother's original cooking.
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"Turkey has indeed strayed away from the European Union in recent months and worryingly overstepped the mark in ways that cannot be ignored," he said.
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Mr Romer's attention has ranged widely over the course of his career, but his focus has never strayed far from the nature of economic growth.
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But at the same time, "Rock in the Road" is further evidence that The Walking Dead might have permanently strayed from its most productive path.
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Cows are not the only issue over which Congress has strayed from the path set by its best-known leaders, Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru.
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In this memoir, Cheryl Strayed recalls her journey hiking the Pacific Crest Trail of the United States at the lowest point in her personal life.
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On a recent shopping spree, the star strayed from her usual bodycon and sheer ensembles and wore a baggy t-shirt and black leggings instead.
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In the following years, Parkinson's began to take away Ali's motor skills and his ability to speak coherently, but he never strayed from the spotlight.
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In 1996, a Long March 3B took off from the same Xichang Satellite Launch Center and accidentally strayed off course, landing in a nearby town.
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Howard Schultz, CEO of Starbucks Schultz never strayed from getting political as the CEO of Starbucks, a position he stepped down from in December 2016.
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By the time Lemonis met with the co-founders, however, the company had strayed away from its charitable mission and was headed toward financial abyss.
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This year Hennessey's Tavern — a pub in Dana Point, California — strayed from the commonly worn yet insensitive party favors of sombreros, ponchos, and fake mustaches.
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" Although she strayed away from the beliefs of her religion, Perry says she wouldn't have chosen a different path for herself: "Priceless lessons happen large.
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Yet under American capitalism, which has long strayed from the cooperative spirit of the New Deal era, today's winners flat-out reject sharing their winnings.
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This may be a good time to clear up some confusion around the term "VR," which amid the hype has strayed from its original meaning.
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Kenyan wildlife rangers shot dead a male lion named "Mohawk" on Wednesday after it strayed from Nairobi National Park and attacked and injured a resident.
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After leaving that message about how he never strayed even though he could've cheated all around town, Axe gets a call that Lara is back.
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Giuliani has also strayed from the facts in his recent assertion that Mueller cannot compel Trump to respond to a subpoena and testify under oath.
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Post-Disney, these books and comics have been set throughout the prequel, original and sequel trilogy eras; they have never strayed into Old Republic territory.
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Though she's strayed from it on a few occasions since then, balayage was her style of choice while crossing over to the dark(er) side.
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Mr. Wood, 35, said he gave The Sunday Times interview to promote a movie, "The Trust," but the topic strayed to child stars and pedophilia.
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One-party control moves politics to primary elections where the base, party activists and strident pundits can punish those who have strayed from extreme orthodoxy.
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" Obama credited the improved relations between the two countries with the release of U.S. sailors who strayed into Iranian waters in "less than 24 hours.
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The celebrity businessman strayed from GOP orthodoxy in January by endorsing the idea of Medicare negotiating drug prices, something that Democrats have pushed for years.
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"It appears the tiger strayed into a human settlement area to escape the floods and now appears very tired," park director Shiv Kumar told Reuters.
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And obviously, there may have been times when we may have strayed a little too far, but rather that than conform and never challenge yourself.
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A blueprint to allow us to focus on a specific trajectory, like a map that we could return to if we strayed from the path.
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Ryan's speech, billed as a "Millennial Town Hall," strayed away from some of the hot-button topics and policies dominating headlines and the campaign trail.
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The rapper says she doesn't have hard proof Nick strayed, so she let him off with a stern warning ... the next time it's his penis.
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Hamilton County prosecutor, Joe Deters, announced Monday morning that Michelle Gregg was not negligent when her 3-year-old boy strayed at the Cincinnati Zoo.
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The Israeli navy has in the past fired on Palestinian boats that strayed from the fishing zones, sometimes impounding the vessels and detaining their occupants.
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Closer look: Mr. Trump has said the aircraft was over international waters when it was destroyed, while Iran said it had strayed into its airspace.
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But I found myself savoring the moments when the show strayed from the formula and did something different, whether for small scenes or whole episodes.
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Dirty Little Secret Cheryl Strayed: Your boyfriend may tell you he wants to marry you, Dirty Little Secret, but his actions tell a different story.
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But when it strayed too far from purpose — I saw second- or thirdhand ideas from Valentino, Prada, Nike and, grotesquely, Giuseppe Zanotti — the charm faded.
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Since then, Mr. Sirota has never strayed far from Mr. Sanders, whose office helped him land Capitol press credentials when he was reporting a book.
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The plane's trajectory indicated it strayed from its route and was on its way back to a nearby airport at the time of the crash.
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Iran denied involvement in those attacks, but admitted to shooting down a U.S. surveillance drone in June that it said had strayed into its airspace.
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Iran denied involvement in those attacks, but admitted to shooting down a U.S. surveillance drone in June that it said had strayed into its airspace.
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But the farther they strayed into the darkness, the more she argued that her friends were back at the party, and that they should return.
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"The influence I see with word of mouth is so strong, when readers say to each other that 'You should read this book,'" said Strayed.
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And Vogue not only wanted to run an excerpt of the book, it wanted to include a profile of Strayed — complete with a photo shoot.
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" CNN reported that Sessions strayed from a written version of the prepared remarks, which read: "The sheriff is a critical part of our legal heritage.
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" The statement added that "there's a certain irony in just how far the UAW has strayed from the original mission of the American labor movement.
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And since All Hallows' Eve was just a few hours away, Strayed asked the former secretary of state what she was planning for her Halloween costume.
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Candace, what do you think of Cynthia Nixon who is running for governor saying that we have strayed so far from what the American people want?
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For too long, of course, the court has in key cases, strayed from simple statutory and constitutional interpretation in order to advance a liberal social agenda.
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As country music has ebbed and flowed, strayed from and returned to its roots, Ralph Stanley kept doing what he'd been doing for nearly 70 years.
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Few economists strayed far from the median view, and those decent-yet-uninspiring growth predictions have barely budged over the last two years in Reuters polls.
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The grim fiscal scorecard shows how far the Republican Party, under Mr. Trump, has strayed from conservative orthodoxy, which long prioritized less spending and lower deficits.
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The grim fiscal scorecard shows how far the Republican Party, under Mr. Trump, has strayed from conservative orthodoxy, which long prioritized less spending and lower deficits.
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A package of things I ordered (orange blossom body spray and Wild by Cheryl Strayed) arrives, and I agree to go shoe shopping with my sister.
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When a celebrity strayed, some publicists would use their relationship with certain reporters to quash the story, in exchange for an exclusive, or a different spin.
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Back in 2016 they made headlines rescuing a bull named Frank, and on Monday they helped save two goats that strayed onto the NYC Subway line.
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At the end of November Turkish jets shot down a Russian warplane which they claimed had strayed into Turkey's airspace, causing a storm of Russian indignation.
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" In two thousand years, we have not strayed far from Pindar's long-ago complaint: "Men used to write for love alone; now they write for money.
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Critics said the decision to give last year's prize to Dylan was a snub to more deserving candidates and strayed beyond what is traditionally deemed literature.
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EDT: Hillary Clinton is holding a campaign event in Oakland and a fundraiser in San Francisco with actress Elizabeth Banks, author Cheryl Strayed and California Sens.
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Kenyan wildlife rangers shot dead a male lion named "Mohawk" on Wednesday after it strayed from Nairobi National Park and attacked and injured a local resident.
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The top Democrats in the Senate and House criticized those terms, saying they strayed from the outlines of a deal they discussed with Trump last month.
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Angela, who strayed far from the dogged prosecutor we met in Season 1 in the name of love, appears to be trying to right her ship.
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As he told Howard Stern in an interview, when he bought the pageant he found that it had strayed from its roots as a beauty contest.
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The incident comes a little more than two weeks after the Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) detained 10 U.S. sailors who had strayed into Iranian waters.
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It was the fourth time in less than a month that lions have strayed from the park and caused panic, according to the Kenyan news media.
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Previous EEOB Halloween party attendees from former President Barack Obama's administration told Yahoo News that decorations and activities in previous years hadn't strayed into political territory.
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After all, it's not as if the Bernstein-Sondheim standards have ever strayed into obscurity, with pop vocalists across the spectrum incorporating them into their repertoires.
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Cheryl Strayed: A good place to start changing your ex's place in your psyche would be to reframe the story you've told yourself about his power.
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Though I usually stick with Hallmark movies, this year I strayed from my main squeeze and headed to Netflix to see how its holiday fare compared.
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Hebrew Israelites practice a theology that says God's chosen ones — black, Hispanic and Native American people — have strayed and need to be led back to righteousness.
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The president first said he fired Mr. Comey because of how he handled the investigation into Ms. Clinton's emails, but he soon strayed from that explanation.
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Yet these landmark contributions, and the array of peer-reviewed studies that were spurred, rarely strayed past lines of inquiry that ran parallel with social norms.
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When we look at why it is in this condition, the main reason is that it has strayed from the practice of these values and principles.
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The Iranian Foreign Ministry denied the drone had strayed into Israeli airspace and rejected as "laughable" reports that Israel had intercepted a drone launched from Syria.
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The executor of Ms. Lee's estate filed a suit in Alabama in March, seeking a finding that the script has strayed too far from the novel.
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I felt guilty when my eyes strayed toward the stash of chicken stock in the freezer, and worried about adding fish sauce to a vegan recipe.
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The Sweet Spot This column is an edited excerpt from the July 29 "Dear Sugars" podcast, an advice program hosted by Steve Almond and Cheryl Strayed.
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To portray Sugar, an anonymous online advice columnist eventually revealed to be Cheryl Strayed (who also wrote "Wild") the play's director, Thomas Kail, wanted her exposed.
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While Kendall Jenner's famous family has been known to dabble with different hair colors, the supermodel has never strayed from her signature brunette hue — until now!
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Unfortunately, under both Republican and Democratic administrations, our lawmaking process has strayed away from the vision that was set by our founding fathers in the Constitution.
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Palestinians have complained of frequent Israeli interceptions and arrests of fishermen who have strayed from the zone and of the confiscation of their boats and equipment.
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The navy opened fire after the boat ignored warnings and strayed from a permitted fishing area in the northern Gaza Strip towards Israel, the spokeswoman said.
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In recent years, however, its members have strayed from their mandate to advise on scientific questions and become vociferous advocates for (or opponents of) certain policies.
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He strayed into empty superhero theatrics with the slapdash "Suicide Squad" (co-starring Mr. Smith) and again dilutes his integrity with Mr. Smith's lightweight sitcom likability.
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Ten U.S. sailors were released from Iranian custody on Wednesday, resolving a diplomatic incident a day after their vessels strayed into Iranian waters in the Persian Gulf.
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He said such incidents of people including civilians crossing the frontier by mistake have happened in the past from both sides and those who strayed are returned.
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"We wanted to re-shed light on this subject matter, metaphorically," said Adjaye, who also worries that the world's attention has strayed from AIDS, and other crises.
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The rogue drone somehow strayed from its intended course and tripped up a cyclist competing in the Golden State Race Series in Northern California over the weekend.
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Arabs give one of two contradictory answers: "because we have strayed from the path of our righteous forebears" or "because we have failed to embrace Western modernity".
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Droid aside, however, those concerned that the most recent films has strayed too far from the films of their youth will find plenty to like in Solo.
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For starters, George was unfaithful to Sophia long before she strayed, and he enjoyed openly spurning her in favor of his main mistress Melusine von der Schulenburg.
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Robin Williams may have been trying out the serious acting route on Good Will Hunting, but that doesn't mean he strayed from his comedic roots on set.
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It never strayed into anything sexual at the time, but it was certainly an early indication of the obsessive little creep I would one day morph into.
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Hence incorporated entities that strayed from their publicly defined purposes were said to have acted "ultra vires" — outside of their limited powers — and thereby forfeited their privileges.
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Similarly, Sanchez pounced on a pitch that bounced away in Anaheim over the weekend and threw out Kole Calhoun when Calhoun strayed too far from first base.
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Felicity Party leader Temel Karamollaoglu said Erdogan's party had strayed from its founding principles, and said his group was ready to capitalize on disillusioned AK Party supporters.
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On interview tours with Trump, Burnett exhibited the studied instincts of a veteran producer: anytime the spotlight strayed in his direction, he subtly redirected it at Trump.
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We were the last generation not to have cell phones, not to have video games, not to have parents who worried if we strayed from the yard.
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However, China has not as aggressively pursued claims near the Natuna Islands, even as Indonesia has fired on Chinese fishing vessels that have strayed into its waters.
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As he arrived for an N.B.A. preseason game on Saturday, Sean Kilpatrick, a guard with the Nets, said Mr. Trump's comments strayed well beyond locker room talk.
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That included rolling his blazer sleeves, tailoring the legs of his trousers to narrower proportions and migrating toward a muted palette from which he has seldom strayed.
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He's strayed a little on immigration, signing on to a discharge petition to force a debate in the House, like many of his fellow vulnerable California Republicans.
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The second refers to the group's view that Shiites have strayed from Islam's monotheistic creed because of the reverence they show for historical figures, like Imam Ali.
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Dante was not in hell due to a fatal sin but somewhere in his life he strayed onto the path of error, away from his true self.
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How can one educate a "hybrid of sea anemone and squid," a liquid sprawl of "rippling colors that strayed from purple toward deep blues and sea greens"?
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Indeed, extremists from Vladimir Putin to ISIS have gained strategic strength as we strayed from speaking about universal values and an unequivocal defense of a global good.
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Beyoncé, a meticulous and forward-thinking icon, never strayed far from our thoughts in 2016 — which, given her carefully crafted image, is exactly how she wanted it.
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Jameson recently returned from a family trip to Mexico, where she revealed that she had strayed from her strict diet plan while on vacation and gained 4 lbs.
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The Appellate Body -- the quasi-judicial review forum used to take a second look into dispute decisions -- has long strayed off course from its original form and function.
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She never strayed far from her most famous role, filming cameo appearances in films such as Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Fanboys, and next year's Episode VIII.
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The Office kept a light touch with Brent, switching away to other plots when his professed ignorance got too cloying, or delivering comeuppance when he strayed too far.
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And in January, the IRGC captured 10 American sailors when their two Riverine Command Boats accidentally strayed into waters near Iran-controlled Farsi Island, in the Persian Gulf.
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In Raleigh, Trump sharply attacked Clinton but strayed from the message by saying the late Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein had done a good job cracking down on militants.
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Speaking to CNBC Tuesday, the Defense Secretary said the convention on human rights was being misused and had strayed from its remit to help maintain peace inside Europe.
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While we await this beautiful moment, let us take a few minutes to remember when Tyson strayed from his area of expertise to answer our silliest Snapchat questions.
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Now see: A new way for grads to build good credit Don't miss: Cheryl Strayed used her earnings from 'Wild' to pay off $85,000 of credit card debt
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He rarely strayed from the prepared remarks on his teleprompter, delivering a speech that stayed on topic and told a complete narrative, unlike most of his directionless rants.
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This expertise helped ensure that the movie never strayed too far from the foundation laid by the games, and made sure that tiny, but important, details weren't lost.
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"Turkey has indeed strayed away from the European Union in recent months and worryingly overstepped the mark in ways that cannot be ignored," Macron told Greece's Kathimerini newspaper.
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The university has strayed from its roots as a public institution and is barely accountable to the state and federal taxpayers whose money and support it depends on.
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Wild author Cheryl Strayed hiked the 249,220-mile Pacific Crest Trail only after a slew of debilitating life changes, including her mother's death and her own heroin use.
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A stage adaptation of "Tiny Beautiful Things," a collection of Cheryl Strayed's "Dear Sugar" advice columns, will star Nia Vardalos ("My Big Fat Greek Wedding") as Ms. Strayed.
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Off the Hill, the Navy is expected to release its long-awaited investigation into the detention of 2900 U.S. sailors who strayed into Iranian waters earlier this year.
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Lucille Holt, the woman who hired Fields, told CNN affiliate WEWS that neighbors called the police because the children inadvertently strayed into a thin strip of their yard.
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President Trump's inclination to purge GOP critics does not closely resemble either the Wilson or FDR models that were aimed primarily at those who strayed from party orthodoxy.
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Snooper Cheryl Strayed: Yes, it's normal to have sexual fantasies about things we have no intention of doing, Snooper, but your boyfriend's activities don't fall into that category.
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" Ms. Witherspoon's previous production company, Pacific Standard, had hits with the 2014 movies "Wild" (based on the memoir by Cheryl Strayed and starring Ms. Witherspoon) and "Gone Girl.
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Cheryl Strayed: Steve's right that so much of answering this question has to do with figuring out how strongly you feel the sense of loss you describe, Anxious.
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" Like millions of kids before him, Strange strayed from collecting cards as he got older and hit high school and college, focusing "on video games and other hobbies.
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Cheryl Strayed: It isn't out of bounds to tell your boyfriend you don't feel comfortable that he has a relationship with a woman who's in love with him.
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However, he also strayed into disturbing anti-immigrant rhetoric, and interrupted his speech to honor conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, who frequently employs racist and sexist talking points.
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At the 2002 Grammys, Britney Spears' blush gave her a luminous glow, and her voluminous curls make us wish she strayed from the pin-straight hair more often.
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The exchange between Turkish security personnel and American diplomatic officers sheds light on just how far the Turks strayed outside the bounds of typical diplomatic behavior on Tuesday.
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And many vendors have strayed from selling goods for $7 or below, price points established by the founders in order to have a few inexpensive snacks as options.
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Cheryl Strayed: Steve's right that it's important to redefine who you are as an erotic being at 70, Still Buzzing, but let's talk about that ex-lover first.
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The aircraft, en route to Kyiv from Tehran, crashed shortly after takeoff from Tehran Airport, with Iran claiming it had strayed too close to a Revolutionary Guard base.
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Early in 2010, Cheryl Strayed got an e-mail from an acquaintance, Steve Almond, who wrote an advice column—Dear Sugar—for the literary Web site The Rumpus.
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An enforcement mechanism emerged in 2010 with the Tea Party; the Tea Party threatened any elected GOP official who strayed from conservative orthodoxy with a Republican primary opponent.
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The ageless actor strayed from wing discussions to also chat about his love of tea, crumpets, and Yorkshire pudding, and he even ranked a few famous British biscuits.
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He's worried that in following Trump's lead, the party has strayed from the "compassionate conservatism" he believes in, which includes a willingness to consider more inclusive immigration reform.
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When Cheryl Strayed first got the call that Vogue wanted to feature her in its "power" issue, featuring women who "inhabit and embody power," the author was elated.
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Trump has strayed from party doctrine before, but when he's done so, it's been on issues where the GOP is in a very different place from the establishment.
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They either strayed too far from the spirit of the character, à la Spider-Man 3, or misunderstood it altogether, resulting in movies that felt hollow or inconsequential.
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HBO's come under fire for disproportionate violence before, especially as Game of Thrones's fifth season included some horrific, controversial rapes that strayed from George R.R. Martin's original source material.
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The main draws — aside from candidate — are actress Elizabeth Banks; author of the best-selling memoir "Wild," Cheryl Strayed; and U.S. Senators Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein of California.
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Although investors punished the company for perceiving it had strayed too close to Apple's wearable, the analyst argues the Blaze is competitively priced and still "squarely focused on fitness".
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PIXELFORMULA/SIPA/REX/Shutterstock (2) In addition to the brand's dip into the mommy-and-me matching market, the collection strayed slightly from its usually monochromatic, floral-adorned lineup.
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Susan Sarandon strayed from the status quo while introducing herself to the queen at the Royal Windsor Cup polo match at Guards Polo Club in Engham, England, on Sunday.
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Talking to Wayne Dyer, Coolio, Steven Pressfield, Seth Godin, Tim Ferriss, Judy Blume, Cheryl Strayed, Amanda Palmer, and on and on, has taught me so much about the world.
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Also, one reason for Allbirds' growing ubiquity has been the fact that the shoes have strayed, somewhat, from Brown's original vision of a purely athletic sneaker made from wool.
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Her essay, "My Mother and I Went Halfway Around the World to Find Each Other" is anthologized in Best American Travel Writing 2018, selected by guest editor Cheryl Strayed.
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Divisional Forest Officer Basab Rai said the female elephant didn't appear to be part of a herd, and was likely searching for food when it strayed into the town.
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Pat Toomey strayed from the Trump administration's critical views on Facebook's plan for the new Libra cryptocurrency, telling CNBC on Tuesday the digital coin should be given a chance.
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This was in the news recently when one of the animals being followed was shot, legally, by an American hunter after it had strayed out of a protected area.
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Given that society has "strayed so far away from what has really made us powerful and just and good and equitable and productive," she said, "moderate" policies are insufficient.
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There was a backlash from those who see the detention of 10 U.S. sailors who inadvertently strayed into Iran's territorial waters as confirmation of Tehran's continuing penchant for troublemaking.
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When his soccer game strayed over to the sidelines, this little soccer player took a quick moment to show his supportive little brother some love with a quick hug.
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The sailors, nine men and one woman, strayed into Iranian waters after one of their two boats experienced engine trouble while traveling through the Persian Gulf on January 12.
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And compare Romney and McCain's 2012 and 2008 performances: Romney did consistently better with women in the primaries, while McCain's gender gap varied, but never strayed into double-digits.
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Berry's wit and eye for detail remains unmatched, in part because Berry rarely strayed from the format he had mastered: The two-and-a-half minute rhyming pop song.
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The rebels, many of whom came from the clerical establishment, were led by Juhayman al-Otaybi, who alleged that the ruling family had strayed too far from Islamic teachings.
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Although Mr. Nordeman, 41, was monitored by a communications handler throughout the evening, he said, his lens occasionally strayed to the unconsidered within the sea of meticulously orchestrated glamour.
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He demurred when asked to read aloud portions of the document, and he flatly refused to discuss topics that strayed from his mandate or were currently involved in investigations.
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In May, The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reported that a criminal complaint had been issued after three Canadian men strayed from trails and filmed themselves approaching the Grand Prismatic Spring.
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As Dunkin' tried to get the formula right in India, it focused on products like burgers that strayed away from the doughnuts and coffee it's long been known for.
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Pizzagate and QAnon, may have strayed from older panics' primary focus on Satanism, but they carry forward similar language, structure, and certain motifs, all of which are still potent.
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Fund XI and Fund XII, raised in 2006 and 2008 respectively, strayed away from First Reserve's traditional focus on energy resources, equipment and services and midstream and downstream businesses.
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For the first time, the two musicians have strayed from their roots in experimental folk, art, and film scores and have embraced pop together under the name At/All.
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Los columnistas Cheryl Strayed y Steve Almond le recomiendan [en inglés] conversar francamente con sus hijos y reflexionar sobre el papel que el alcohol juega en su vida diaria.
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"There was no way for me to escape what I was doing," he tells "Dear Sugars" co-hosts Cheryl Strayed and Steve Almond on this episode of the podcast.
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The Secret Son Cheryl Strayed: I think you should contact your half-siblings, Secret Son, but only after you've let go of your expectations about how they will respond.
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Ezatolahi wasn't offside on the initial free kick, but when a teammate met the ball in the air and headed it off Ezatolahi, he had strayed a yard offside.
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Since the first elections after the fall of Hussein in 2003, Iraqi voters have rarely strayed from their political bases, dutifully supporting candidates representing narrow religious or political beliefs.
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She hasn't strayed, it seems, from the dreams of her younger-self, a 12-year-old who had things to say and knew people would do well to listen.
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CNBC reported Tuesday that the Chicago-based company has not yet strayed from its guidance of the 737 Max potentially returning to commercial service by the end of January.
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He limited his damage to three bogeys, using his power to muscle his ball out of the lush rough on the odd occasion when he strayed from the fairway.
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In essence, Mr. Lerrick's complaint was that the fund had strayed too far from its original mandate: to provide short-term loans to developed economies running short on cash.
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It can now tell you if it has strayed too far, or if you've packed too much, and it may soon be able to call you an Uber car.
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Now, growing unease over the site's inflammatory rhetoric, and whether it has strayed too far from the N.R.A.'s core gun-rights mission, has put its future in doubt.
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Three books by Leonora Carrington, including her memoir of her time at an insane asylum, reveal the artist's specific vision of the world, which strayed from and defied Surrealism.
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Watching The Force Awakens with the family on the sofa, traveling the galaxy in search of Jedi masters, Mark never strayed far from the Shoreditch premises of Hayhurst Inc.
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It was sent in the face of criticism from Chaffetz, who said the office's tweets were "public relations" and strayed from its duty of negotiating ethical concerns in private.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A starving polar bear has strayed hundreds of kilometers from its natural Arctic habitat and wandered, exhausted, into the major Russian industrial city of Norilsk in northern Siberia.
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Chances are, you've strayed into restricted airspace, like the no fly zones put in place to protect President Trump wherever he goes, or special events, like this weekend's Super Bowl.
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And on November 24, Turkey shot down a Russian warplane that had been flying over Syria, claiming the plane had strayed into Turkish airspace and ignored warnings to change course.
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Her essay "My Mother and I Went Halfway Around the World to Find Each Other" is anthologized in The Best American Travel Writing 2018, selected by guest editor Cheryl Strayed.
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I've had a few moments of weakness in which I strayed and went back to another mascara for old time's sake, but I always ended up applying Pump'N'Volume over it.
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No one is surprised by this reaction, and coverage of it is one part schadenfreude, one part reminder that the new white supremacy hasn't strayed far from its horrific roots.
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Earlier this year, a girlfriend told me about a "Dear Sugar" column by Cheryl Strayed, back when she was conducting her now-popular podcast as a column for The Rumpus.
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Later, in 2010, Cheryl Strayed took over the anonymous persona of "Sugar," doling out advice but adding in personal stories to help her readers make sense of their own struggles.
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His tenure included disputed settlements, notably in car finance, that strayed far from the specified mission of the bureau, and heated debates over the regulation of high-interest "payday" lenders.
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The defense secretary's comments came as new details emerged suggesting that American officials realized soon after the episode that the two boats had inadvertently strayed into internationally recognized Iranian waters.
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Pat Toomey strayed from McCarthy's and the Trump administration's critical views o Libra, telling CNBC in a separate interview Tuesday that Facebook's planned digital coin should be given a chance.
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The US Navy described that incident as "abnormal and unsafe" and it took place the same day that Iran seized 10 American sailors whose boats had strayed into Iranian waters.
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While petty has not strayed so far from its Oxford definition yet, it's very possible that the word "might not mean the same thing in five months," Charity Hudley muses.
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US Men's National Team legend Clint "Deuce" Dempsey announced his retirement today, putting an end to a career that strayed far outside the typical soccer narrative in the United States.
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And I get that — when I was single, I always made sure to pay for my half while with platonic male friends to ensure we never strayed into "date" territory.
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With their typical openness and compassion, Strayed and Almond surmised that this woman was trying to create a storyline that aligned with the pain and hurt she was actually feeling.
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On Tuesday, the Israel Defense Forces used two surface-to-air missiles to shoot down a Syrian fighter jet that strayed two kilometers into Israeli airspace over the Golan Heights.
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But when a Formula One car drives outside the limits of the track, the race continues — sometimes, in fact, to the advantage of the driver who strayed out of bounds.
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Here is a look at the claims made during the session by other lawmakers — Republicans and Democrats — that may have strayed from the facts or otherwise require some additional context.
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Cheryl Strayed: I understand your decision to keep the conversation you had with your brother confidential, Concerned, but I don't think that means your worries about him must remain secret.
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Strayed, who has since created a podcast of her advice column and recently featured Hillary Clinton, wrote: I'll never know and neither will you of the life you don't choose.
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If Brin had never learned about his Parkinson's risk, he might never have had what a friend of the couple's characterizes as an emotional crisis and strayed from his wife.
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Unlike many designers, Toledo strayed away from runways and presented her collections in museums, according to the AP. "I'm really a forever kind of gal," Toledo told Vogue in 2005.
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Some time later, she was given another starter that she realized was The One, and has never strayed since, patiently feeding it twice a day, monitoring the froth and bubbles.
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" As she mapped out her memoir, she turned to heroes like John Steinbeck and Kurt Vonnegut and scoured breakout memoirs from contemporary female writers like Cheryl Strayed, author of "Wild.
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Andy Ward succeeds Susan Kamil, who died in September, and will be replaced in his previous role by Robin Desser, who edited Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Cheryl Strayed at Knopf.
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If it were up to me, I would hike the Pacific Crest Trail, like Cheryl Strayed in "Wild," but, as irrefutable evidence shows, I am weak, and scared of bugs.
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As intellectually conscientious a president as we are ever likely to have, Mr. Obama rarely strayed from the language of reason — but he left behind a nation consumed by unreason.
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And a decision to make music that spoke to his own creative and emotional idiosyncrasies, no matter how far it strayed from that of his hip-hop superstar generational peers.
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The actor also strayed from chatting about Brexit to discuss his new film, Going In Style, which is about yet another bank heist, and features Morgan Freeman and Alan Arkin.
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He won praise for laying the new agency's foundations, and later for salvaging an E.P.A. that had strayed from its mission and lost the confidence of the public and Congress.
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It was only after his speech concluded that Trump strayed from his pro-business platitudes and into the brash pronouncements about the media and Democrats that usually pepper his speeches.
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One of Apple's strengths is it has never really strayed from its premium positioning, even as it has brought several of its major product lines down in price over time.
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The military council had said the dispersal of the protest camp came about when a campaign against criminals using an area next to the sit-in strayed from its course.
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Ryder's résumé proves that she's rarely, if ever, strayed from taking on this kind of twisted, outside-the-box role, so many of which have become inspirations for weird girls everywhere.
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At one point, Jackson held her head in her hands and spoke into her bench to remind Stone's lawyer he had strayed from the argument he was supposed to be discussing.
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There's the official Clintonite narrative, in which the former president strayed with Gennifer Flowers and Monica Lewinsky, was forgiven by his wife and daughter, and deserves to have his repentance respected.
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"We are still looking into why it crossed - whether it was on a military mission and crossed on purpose, or it strayed," said Lieutenant-Colonel Jonathan Conricus, an Israeli military spokesman.
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There is no sign that such schemes have strayed beyond the creepy paternalism that is often exhibited by local governments and that is just as often shrugged off by local residents.
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The dessert by London bakery owner Claire Ptak strayed from royal tradition by not being tiered but adhered to other customs by having its main piece sitting upon a golden throne.
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Ever since its "Racconigi" bargain with Russia in 1909, Italy has strayed sporadically from western European foreign-policy positions; its reluctance to join the chorus on Venezuela belongs to this tradition.
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I don't want to go into details but she strayed down a bad path and, last I heard, she was mixing with the wrong crowd somewhere in the suburbs of Barcelona.
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I'm not 100 percent sure what did the trick, except that my diet played a huge role—the moment I strayed from the IC network's list, the pain would come back.
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The modern M22 and M7003 — both more than 2700,22 pounds — have strayed miles from the E21 M3 of the late '80s, a revered model that tipped the scales at under 3,000.
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Anjum's character arc is perhaps the book's triumph, and one wishes Roy had not strayed from her to address a multitude of other social issues manifested in other characters and storylines.
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It was 1998 in Soho when I strayed into the Phyllis Kind Gallery, tired from my wanderings in search of the New York Art World I had heard so much about.
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The change-up is a shock for the actress, to be sure: We can't recall a time she has strayed from her signature blond since her days on 8 Simple Rules.
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Behind her was a clutch of the tame peacocks that had strayed from a nearby farm and into the yard of her modest split-level house one day and somehow remained.
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John Kennedy, a Louisiana Republican, questioned both that prosecutors would rely on Cohen's information and also that the allegations had strayed from the original Russia collusion investigation from the special counsel.
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The leaders of the past implemented a foreign policy of the United States that strayed from an "America First" goal, while bad trade deals were cut with China, Mexico and Canada.
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Both officials testified about their concerns that Trump strayed from discussing US foreign policy and national-security interests with Ukraine in that phone call and instead veered into domestic political territory.
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When Fleischmann's daughter Bettie got married, the family name strayed from the yeast empire, but it seems that the test tubes and the lofty goals of disruption stayed in the family.
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On NPR's "Dear Sugar" podcast, Cheryl Strayed and Steve Almond once fielded a letter from someone who habitually lied to the people in her life in order to obtain their sympathy.
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After the hourlong talk, which strayed into the merits of drinking one's own urine and his recent struggle with diarrhea, Mr. Hun Sen posed for photos with members of the crowd.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British grandmother who has never strayed onto the wrong side of the law in all her 93 years has fulfilled one of her dearest wishes - to be arrested.
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Cheryl Strayed: While a face-lift may temporarily give you a slightly more youthful look, I caution you against thinking it will appreciably alter your resemblance to your mother, Mini Mom.
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I don't doubt Adler's reporting — I'm sure both the eggs and the coffee at Negro First Baptist Church were watery and I'm sure the lines of marchers strayed from their rows.
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Many people just stopped going out, fearful that if they strayed too far from home they would find themselves accidentally caught up in a demonstration or cut off from public transportation.
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Similarly, in the U.S. in 2016, then-candidate Trump won over many working class districts with an economic message on trade and immigration that clearly strayed from the establishment Republican Party.
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While he's strayed from naming Trump specifically and mostly steered clear of politics during the Trump-era, Bush offered a scathing rebuke of Trumpism when his presidency was just months old.
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In one of the first shoot downs of a commercial airliner over Europe, a Lockheed Constellation of El Al Israel Airlines was downed in 1955 when it strayed into Bulgarian airspace.
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This president plays by different rules and in every case to date, those who have strayed from the strict party line have felt the wrath of the president and his supporters.
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Between 2202 and 2628, critical operational issues and infrastructure problems were ignored as the SEC strayed from its tripartite mission of protecting investors, facilitating capital formation, and ensuring efficient capital markets.
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In September 1983, the Soviet Union shot down a Korean passenger jet that had strayed into its airspace, claiming it was a spy plane, and killing all 85033 people on board.
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The advice given by the professional advice givers Cheryl Strayed and Steve Almond often came back to the same recommendation: Sometimes a therapist can best help you in the long term.
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Dimayuga says that she didn't like persimmons as a child, instead (and rather poetically) developing a taste for the fruit as an adult, only when she strayed far from the tree.
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The president quoted comments from House Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy, a Republican, who disputed suggestions that a conversation Trump had with Sessions about his recusal strayed into obstruction of justice territory.
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"While the tenor of today's national politics may have strayed from the noble example they set, I still believe that what unites us is greater than that which divides us," Hogan said.
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Anne Hathaway became a pop culture icon in the 2001 film The Princess Diaries — in the intervening years between then and now, Hathaway's career has strayed pretty far from her princess roots.
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Mr. Rubio also strayed into a minefield with Mr. Cruz after trying to deflect criticism of his own record on immigration by suggesting that the two shared the same positions on it.
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Relations between the former Cold War rivals hit their worst level in recent memory after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane that it said had strayed into its air space from Syria.
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S&P's affirmed Italy at "BBB" on April 27, warning that the rating would come under pressure if a new government strayed from the path of budgetary improvement or unwound past reforms.
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Just this year alone he's strayed from his signature side-swept look twice — first to try cornrows to match pal Hailey Baldwin, and now, his two-weeks-and-counting period with dreadlocks.
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They include Tehran's jailing of American-Iranian dual nationals, seizure of American sailors who had strayed into Iranian waters, ballistic missile activity and its continued role as a state sponsor of terrorism.
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But there are moments when reality grows closer or more distant from its ideals, and it's become clear that in recent years, the United States has strayed very far from the path.
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If he ends up anchoring a conservative majority in Janus or Masterpiece Cakeshop, he will be following in the footsteps of another justice who at times strayed from his purported judicial philosophy.
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Having something that never strayed too far from source materials— Blade Runner, Total Recall, Akira and so on—meant the game never lost that audience who could relate this adventure to something.
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The free-market conservatives in the network prioritize ideology ahead of party identity and will no longer be giving a pass to Republicans they believe have strayed from their fiscally conservative principles.
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Alone With a Creep Cheryl Strayed: You need to tell your brother-in-law that he's no longer allowed to touch you, sit next to you or make comments about your appearance.
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In 2018, anthropologist Lynn Meskell published A Future in Ruins, a study of UNESCO and its World Heritage program, arguing that UNESCO has strayed from its original, idealistic goals of world peace.
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In January 2016, days before the nuclear deal was to take effect, the Iranian Navy captured 10 American sailors whose patrol boats had strayed into Iranian territorial waters in the Persian Gulf.
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Some of Mr. Sirisena's critics said that the president had strayed so far from the law that his decision to dissolve Parliament could signal the end of constitutional rule in Sri Lanka.
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As a result, many a hiker has strayed off-trail to tinkle and found mountain goats lurking, eager to lick a rock or eat a plant drenched in fresh, life-sustaining urine.
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A friend recently recommended Cheryl Strayed's "Tiny Beautiful Things" — a genre I thought I abjured — but Ms. Strayed has alternatively made me laugh, cry and underline in my book like someone possessed.
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Exxon has repeatedly denied the allegations, pointing to its current position that human activity is the main cause of global warming, and saying that its research has never strayed from the mainstream.
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But her lawyers said in their mandamus petition that Judge Starr had strayed from U.S. Supreme Court and 5th Circuit precedent by presenting conclusions about the truth of Jackson's allegations of bias.
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McKinley, 43, answered that question in therapy, admitting that he strayed outside his relationship because he was sexually turned off by Williams during her pregnancy and afterward, as she battled postpartum depression.
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Sometimes on horseback, sometimes by foot, in a car or astride motorbikes, occasionally in a tank—having strayed far from the main phalanx—and every now and then from above, in helicopters.
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In what critics call a break from vaunted Swiss neutrality, Ignazio Cassis doubled-down on his recent comments that UNRWA had strayed too far from its original ambition to help Palestinians refugees temporarily.
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When it reduced its number of categories in 2011, it alienated artists who strayed outside traditional verticals of popular music — thus spawning vague new categories like Urban Contemporary just a few years later.
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Numerous scares could have escalated: A routine preplanned U-2 surveillance flight strayed into Soviet airspace; a US attempt to scare a Soviet submarine resulted in the sub readying its nuclear-tipped torpedo.
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As Peter Beinart noted in a recent piece for the Atlantic, Clinton has tended to be her most popular when she has conformed to gender roles — and least liked when she has strayed.
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The timeline did not explain why the crews of two patrol boats — which the military said were supposed to remain in international waterways — deviated from their course and strayed into Iranian territorial waters.
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The football hall-of-famer, 49, and his girlfriend and Extra host Tracey Edmonds strayed far from the typical lake house when they decided to build a getaway to escape their busy schedules.
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Addressing the concept of "stare decisis" - the principle that the court gives deference to its earlier decisions and overturns them only in limited circumstances - Thomas said the court has strayed from the Constitution.
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Although Becker's academic writings rarely strayed into policy prescriptions, his popular writings—a monthly Businessweek column that began in the 1980s and blog posts in later years—offer a measure of his views.
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Join us as we chat about what makes for good advice, how Cheryl Strayed plays with the format of the advice column and what makes Tiny Beautiful Things resonate with so many readers.
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Those who supported his views, or at least his ability to express them, called his firing a form of censorship and harshly criticized Google's ouster of someone who strayed from the corporate correctness.
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But the somber nature of the occasion never strayed far from the surface: This wasn't a party for kids on spring break even if some of them were, in fact, on spring break.
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By the time Barack Obama became president, Democrats never entertained full employment in any serious, programmatic manner—highlighting how far they had strayed from their New Deal origins in terms of economic policy.
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"You make the book, you send it out into the world, and it will connect with the people that it's for," says Atwood, 79, while chatting with guest moderator and author Cheryl Strayed.
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It has been unwilling to engage in negotiations on specific issues until other countries acknowledge that the Appellate Body has strayed from its original mandate and are prepared to discuss the reasons why.
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"NRATV's messaging strayed from the Second Amendment to themes which some NRA leaders found distasteful and racist," an amended complaint filed on October 25 in the NRA's lawsuit against Ackerman McQueen (AMc) stated.
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This spring, the company strayed away from the beaten path of monolithic smartphones, and launched a modular phone — the LG G26 — with a sizable ecosystem of additional devices that extend the phone's functionality.
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At the last minute, he decided that killing an estimated 150 Iranians was a disproportionate response to the downing of an unmanned American drone, which just might have strayed briefly into Iranian airspace.
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He said no Turkish servicemen had been hurt in these outposts, while suggesting that it was Turkey's fault that some of its troops strayed beyond these designated areas into territory controlled by rebels.
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Cheryl Strayed: What's really interesting to me about your situation, Scared, is that your desire for your partner returned once you realized how much he meant to you, not after he lost weight.
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And while plenty of Republican voters are rightly dismayed that their party has strayed from traditional conservative values, it's hardly surprising that today's GOP politicians enable rather than curb a Presidents' authoritarian instincts.
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The same year, Witherspoon produced and starred in Wild, based on the memoir by Cheryl Strayed; the role earned her a second Oscar nomination for Best Actress and a bona fide comeback narrative.
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Though they could not retrace the 25-pound bobcat's nearly two-day adventure, officials said she might have left the property but most likely never strayed more than two miles from the zoo.
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And yet, what's especially apparent in the selection at Tibor is that the uneven, sometimes manic variations he indulged in proved less successful the farther he strayed from his talent for figure drawing.
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When I was 11, my dad had a website blocker on the family computer, so if I ever strayed off the beaten path, a picture of his disapproving face would flood the screen.
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Often in charge of younger siblings, we strayed further than we should have, got into trouble and, by the end of the summer, had a collection of triumphs, scars and memories for life.
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"Many states have strayed from the intent of the reforms under that law, and lost sight of what this program was intended to do," Republicans wrote in the summary of their reform package.
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A Staten Island, New York, couple struck it rich in January when Vito Viola strayed from his wife Nancy Viola's directions, and purchased a Mega Millions ticket instead of a Powerball ticket, Today reports.
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This made him useful as a fixer, though he was a driver first, and ran the same risks the journalists did when he strayed into presidential compounds or, as in the 1990s, into riots.
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I know as an actress you are used to saying what is on the script and this government thing is new to you, but strayed so far from the interests of the American people?
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One of the keys to OnePlus' success has been focusing on one phone at a time — and aside from cases and, of all things, a backpack, the company hasn't strayed too far from phones.
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When Kim Kardashian strayed away from her over-the-top contour for a more subtle, barely there makeup look at Paris Fashion week last season, she nearly broke the internet for a second time.
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But before a 41-year-old Strayed sold the memoir and Oprah helped turn it into a bestseller, she was just another struggling writer who owed in both credit card debt and student loans.
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While on stage, the former Suits star was noticeably wearing black nail polish and strayed away from the aesthetic standard of delicate, translucent nail shades previously worn by Queen Elizabeth II and Kate Middleton.
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As John Judis showed in his biography of William F. Buckley, the National Review founder began to forgive conservative politicians like Ronald Reagan who strayed from right-wing orthodoxy in order to win elections.
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As the dancers increasingly strayed from their original zones — lounging in the main aisle that circles the room, disappearing and reappearing through mysterious portals — Mr. McNamara trailed them with a spotlight, a skulking director.
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WASHINGTON — The Navy on Thursday reassigned the officer who commanded the 10 sailors who were detained by Iran in January after their boats strayed into its territorial waters, the service said in a statement.
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Once I strayed to the tubular steel chair chained in a corner, glistening sweat on one leg, our eyes wounded appraisal met there and he cracked the air, charged me pick up Browning's chorus.
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Between sessions, Sloterdijk, who has long, straw-colored hair and a straggly mustache, prowled among luminaries of the various disciplines he has strayed into, like a Frankish king greeting lords of recently subdued fiefdoms.
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"(The Social Democrats) have won back a lot of people whose eyes had previously strayed to the AfD because the socio-economic system here leaves them feeling hard done by," added Cologne University's Jaeger.
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This mix of inaction and aggression — coupled with the increasingly alarming and hostile language on the campaign trail aimed at immigrants — suggests that the United States has strayed from its moral and legal obligations.
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Follow Jef on the move, however, as he crisscrosses Paris on the Métro, with the law on his tail, and you soon understand how far he has strayed from the land of the free.
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And it's not just for van-lifers: Many through-hikers preparing for journeys like the 2,650-mile Pacific Crest Trail (the trek that Cheryl Strayed made famous) found themselves stranded during the outbreak too.
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" On Tuesday, Stephen Homesy of Washington strayed from the line that most runners were taking through an area of small dunes and a dry valley, then began to wonder, "Am I headed to nowhere?
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Since the campaign, the rallies have offered Mr. Trump instant gratification, reassurance and, perhaps most important, an opportunity to wrest back control of a narrative he has felt strayed too far away from him.
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But during that time, Mr. Sundharam says, the region strayed from the types of "passive design" and concrete-block exteriors that once made the desert's large daily temperature swings tolerable (if not entirely pleasant).
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"Because I have a giant family, I got unsolicited advice my entire life," Vardalos said the morning after the first preview, sitting with Strayed over coffee and pastries at the Public's second-floor restaurant.
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Votes always follow the Communist Party's wishes and generally pass by an overwhelming majority, but delegates have in the past strayed from the party line to show frustration over issues such as corruption and crime.
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Maeve and the gang make it out of the underground tunnels and back on their way, until they walk straight into a trag set by Shogun warriors who have strayed out of their zone. Oops.
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At a hastily organised Pentagon press briefing, an hour before the planned start of a televised presidential debate on October 9th, a senior naval officer said that the McCampbell had never strayed from international waters.
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Trump Jr. strayed from the campaign's talking point about the Republican nominee's tax returns -- that they'll be released once an IRS audit concludes -- when he said unveiling the documents would "detract" from his father's message.
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Conservatives in particular have strayed from traditional sources of news in the internet and Fox News age, leaving most mass media without the clout or trust to steer consumers away from panderers and conspiracy theorists.
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This type of story—"woman on a journey to self-discovery"—resonates with sophisticated American adventure-novels like Nell Zink's The Wallcreeper, but also shares something with the writing of Cheryl Strayed, even Elizabeth Gilbert.
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Cheryl Strayed is a New York Times bestselling author whose work has been translated into 40 languages around the world and whose memoir "Wild" was turned into an Academy Award-nominated film starring Reese Witherspoon.
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Votes almost always follow the Communist Party's wishes and pass by an overwhelming majority, but delegates have in the past strayed from the party line to show frustration over issues such as corruption and crime.
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As big as Foals get, they've never strayed too far away from their essence of creating spontaneous, bold, loud pieces of art, and a willingness to share that experience in close quarters with their fans.
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" 'I think they like me there:' Trump says he's popular in UK despite threat of protests 'England' During the Trump strayed from the subject of politics to ruminate about the use of the word "England.
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Sourdough bread is stacked on shelves, baskets brim with oranges and avocados, and tables are abuzz with young professionals on laptops and a smattering of foreign visitors who have strayed off the main tourist trail.
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The Ferguson reform plan is a reminder of how far state and local courts have strayed from the law in this area, and it provides a clear route to restoring lost justice for the indigent.
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He sways in his seat and taps his foot on the floor as he asks God for help -- for marriages that are suffering, for people who haven't found Jesus yet, for those who have strayed.
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The United States is blocking new appointments because it says members of the WTO's Appellate Body, the world's top trade court, have strayed from their role, overstepped their mandate and broken their own procedural rules.
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In all their years together, he had never been interested in other women, had never strayed, had even refused the advances of a colleague one night, a few years ago, at a conference in Baltimore.
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Besides, I told myself, she had every right: She had written for the New York Times' Modern Love column and was on a first-name basis with famous writers like Cheryl Strayed and Roxane Gay.
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When they did ask questions about the investigation, Republicans asked whether it had strayed from the pursuit of possible crimes to targeting individuals, and whether key Justice Department officials were biased in the investigation. Rep.
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The report said Comey strayed from FBI guidelines when he held a July 2016 press conference in which he criticized Clinton and announced the FBI would not bring charges against her for mishandling classified information.
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And its narrative arc bends in our preferred direction: from Tubman to Katniss Everdeen, from "The Shawshank Redemption" to Cheryl Strayed, we adore stories of individuals who fight their way to actual or psychological freedom.
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Seaver wanted to keep the ball outside to him, but the pitch strayed a little too close to the plate and Qualls stroked it solidly to left-center, nowhere near Cleon Jones or Tommie Agee.
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At a time when many players felt Blizzard had strayed from the ideas that originally made World of Warcraft great, it allowed players to experience the game exactly as it had been in 2004 and 2005.
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And since 2012, when the two stopped dyeing their hair anything but blonde and stopped venturing into the spotlight for anything but a smoke break, Mary-Kate and Ashley have almost never strayed from this uniform.
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Greece has said the two soldiers had been on a border patrol when they strayed from their route, calling it "the result of a mistake" because of poor weather and saying it expected their swift return.
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Politics aside, it is now clear to any rational observer that the actions of "the skinny inner circle" were motivated by ego and animus and strayed far from the values that should anchor every FBI action.
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The number of incidents between the U.S. Fifth Fleet and Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps ships doubled in 2016 and Iran even took 11 American sailors into custody in January after they accidentally strayed into Iranian waters.
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VOTES: Votes always follow the Communist Party's wishes and generally pass by an overwhelming majority, but delegates have in the past strayed from the party line to show frustration over issues such as corruption and crime.
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The mockumentary-style special would eventually turn into the breakout show Curb Your Enthusiasm, and although the series strayed from the style of the special, it never lost the cringeworthy quality often associated with the genre.
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Hosts Wood, Tanner Foust, and Adam Ferrara took a little bit to find their rhythm, and while some viewers criticized the show for cleaving to close to the original, others claimed it strayed too far away.
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That's worth mentioning now because, though the 49-year-old has strayed an awfully long way from that magic on her last few records, she's currently recording at PAX-AM studios with Ryan Adams as producer.
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So a second possibility is that Mr Xi wanted the article not to criticise Mr Li but rather to deliver a shock to underlings who had strayed from his prescribed programme of slower but sounder growth.
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In the latest security incident, gunmen fired on a military police car which strayed into the entrance of a slum not far from the Maracana stadium which will host the athletics competition in the city center.
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Il Forno di Gennaro In 1960, this fourth-generation bakery moved from the Sassi to its current sleek and modern space in Matera's new town, but it never strayed from the time-honored wood-fired technique.
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But rather than use his success as a one-way ticket to the gated communities of Calabasas, he rarely strayed from the blocks where he came up as a member of the Rollin' 60s Crips gang.
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Counterfactual thinking about the presidents we didn't elect in 2016 also makes me think, along with the classic social science on the topic, of an advice column, Dear Sugar, written by Cheryl Strayed about life decisions.
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But the recent increase in killings inside the A.N.C. is a potent reminder of how far the party has strayed from creating, in the ashes of apartheid, a political order based on the rule of law.
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In particular, a clash in 2015 between the MILF and a police commando unit left 44 officers dead after they strayed into a rebel-held area as they were hunting a wanted Malaysian terrorist. Brig. Gen.
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Dear Sugars Last week, our hosts Steve Almond and Cheryl Strayed responded to listeners who struggle with saying no, and sought the advice of someone who has struggled with that in her own life: Oprah Winfrey.
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And both studies had significant and unsurprising results: In the screen time study, the brains of kids who strayed further from recommended screen guidelines were less primed for learning than those who got less screen time.
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Sugar was Cheryl Strayed, whose "Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail," her heartbreaking account of a redemptive 1,100-mile hike, became a 2012 best seller and a popular movie starring Reese Witherspoon.
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Again, the creative freedom taken with this story, casting a young woman who becomes emotionally involved with her older male boss as an annoying leech and not a victim, strayed far from its deft source material.
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He is a longtime Euroskeptic whose heart has never strayed from his opposition to the European Union, but like the bulk of his more pro-European colleagues, he doesn't regard the European Union as genuinely abroad.
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They have some original fiction, but it's mostly sort of interviews with writers, and profiles of writers, and Cheryl Strayed had anonymously written this advice column called "Dear Sugar," and people had written to her often.
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He added that military officials believe the drone was Syrian and that it could have been on an intelligence collecting mission, but it was not yet clear if it purposely entered Israel or strayed from its path.
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In the name of journalism, I boldly strayed from my usual Instagram aesthetic â€" photographs of food, sunsets, BFF birthday shoutouts and pictures of John Krasinski with no filter â€" to post a simple shot of Clippy.
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The discovery provides the strongest evidence to date that some large herbivorous dinosaurs sometimes strayed from a purely vegetarian diet, said University of Colorado paleontologist Karen Chin, who led the research published in the journal Scientific Reports.
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But he said Turkey had not strayed from its "core policies" in Syria despite productive talks between Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, who have held a series of phone calls this week.
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Parkinson's, and 'a relentless effort to promote peace' In the years to follow his retirement, Parkinson's disease began to take away Ali's motor skills and his ability to speak coherently, but he never strayed from the spotlight.
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Inside and out: YC has strayed a bit from its original Continuity mission, in that it's now willing to selectively back companies that didn't participate in its accelerator program (something it originally said it would not do).
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LONDON (Reuters) - To suggest there may be life beyond tennis for Roger Federer seems almost like heresy, but the greatest ever grasscourt player's thoughts strayed in that direction on Friday after he set yet another Wimbledon record.
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If you've ever strayed away from hummus in the past because of an aversion to chickpea or tahini (maybe it's a bit bitter or too lemony), we can promise that this spread is in its own genre.
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" Like many on the left, PEN America has strayed from the true path by embracing a new version of free speech that can include the very opposite, such as de-platforming, disinviting speakers and the "heckler's veto.
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Unfortunately, the problems of the 737's latest model, the Max 8, show that those responsible for ensuring the safety of our skies have strayed from this successful path, and lives have been unnecessarily placed at risk.
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Haven't Hit My Breaking Point Cheryl Strayed: You can't seem to quit because you don't want to believe what you know is true: To this man, you're a toy to be played with and then set aside.
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That, too, led Palestinian and other Arab critics to complain that Hezbollah had strayed from its roots of resisting Israeli occupation and abetted in the oppression not only of Syrians, but also of Palestinian refugees in Syria.
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Selectively appropriating pieces of his mantle, parties from the right, left and center are declaring themselves as his ideological progeny — or invoking his humility and commitment to democratic principles to show how far today's Likud has strayed.
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If there's anything that plea exposes, it's that Mr. Trump's mind never strayed far from his business dealings and how to further enrich himself and his family, even as he was campaigning for the nation's highest office.
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But teams from around the world, including China, Denmark, Italy, India and the United States, have come up with other calculations, which have sometimes strayed a little bit higher, or a little bit lower, than that figure.
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"Whoever thinks that we fight to protect some land or some authority, or that victory is measured thereby, has strayed far from the truth," he said, in a long audio message that was released to fellow-jihadis.
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While that surely signals growth on Del Rey's part, it's important to note that she's never departed from the cinematic qualities that permeate her debut album or strayed from her central themes of tragic romance and melancholy.
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Although it's since evolved into a massive international organization known more for its charitable work than for its ministering, the Salvation Army has never really strayed from its religious roots — or from its use of military allusions.
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In the past, those who strayed too far from official ideology were punished; for example, the author Wang Meng spent over a decade exiled to northwestern China because of a single story that was critical of Party apparatchiks.
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In his doctoral dissertation at Oxford University and in a subsequent book, Mr Gorsuch strayed from this principle by aligning himself with natural law—the theory that universal moral truths are a lodestar for human behaviour and norms.
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Some of the initial recommendations strayed far from the 28.5 percent in stocks that I'm comfortably invested in now, an allocation decided upon after consulting with a certified financial planner who charged a flat fee for her advice.
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It's hard to believe a casual music listener who simply wants to learn about a new band would follow the conversation that far down the content hole, especially once it strayed from what the album actually sounded like.
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Amy Schumer, Mariska Hargitay, Chelsea Handler, Alyssa Milano, Melanie Griffith, Busy Philipps, Sophia Bush and Cheryl Strayed are among the stars supporting Ford by posting a purple note on Instagram to urge the first daughter to take action.
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Even if you know that your sexual thoughts haven't strayed from your partner, and you'd never cheat in real life, having sex dreams about someone else can make you feel like there's something majorly wrong in your relationship.
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" A similar thing happened after she sold "Wild" to Knopf for $400,000, Strayed tells Martin: "Again, the great, funny irony about that was that I got my first check, and we spent it all on credit card bills.
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I rarely sign open letters, however, in this case I felt compelled to sign because recent policy and political rhetoric surrounding immigration has strayed so far from sound social science and the general principles outlined in the letter.
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Clinton will need to nurture Mr. Obama and his supporters, particularly after she strayed to the left of his policies during her nominating fight on issues like the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal and the Keystone XL Pipeline.
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Clinton strayed from her prepared text to describe a song from the musical "Hamilton," which she saw for the third time on Tuesday, telling the crowd that history had its eyes on how Americans respond to this moment.
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House Republicans who wavered in their support of Mr. Rubio's speakership or strayed from the Republican leadership's agenda on taxes and education found themselves yanked from committee chairmanships, being criticized on Spanish radio or suddenly facing primary opponents.
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Republicans nationally were closely watching to see if Gillespie's approach works or whether he got too close to Trump for suburban voters' comfort, or strayed too far away from the President to win over his rural, white base.
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Mr. Marshall rarely strayed far from the family friendly comedies of his early TV days, and in 2001 he directed the G-rated romantic comedy "The Princess Diaries," with the notable pairing of Anne Hathaway and Julie Andrews.
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By the time Tom Wheeler, an F.C.C. chief under President Barack Obama, handed down rules to protect neutrality in 2015, we had already strayed quite far from the internet of the early 2000s, where upstarts ruled our lives.
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Officers strayed so far from the bounds of the 22003 law that in 22013, the police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, had to issue an order reminding officers not to arrest people who had marijuana hidden in their pockets.
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Mildred Council, a Pillar of Southern Cooking, Is Dead at 89 Known as Mama Dip, Ms. Council turned an 18-seat diner in North Carolina into a culinary career and never strayed from her food-to-table roots.
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The Cable Girl Cheryl Strayed: I'm the first one to say that you should do what makes you happy, Cable Girl, and maybe right now, for you, that means finding a job that's less isolating and less deflating.
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But Biden is no Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonAcclaimed author Cheryl Strayed reveals Warren endorsement on Instagram Warren gets endorsements from 45 Michigan officeholders, activists Advocacy group launches tour to encourage religious voters to vote against Trump MORE.
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Having dealt with the passing of her mother when she was in her early 20140s, along with divorce and family tensions, Strayed chose to hike over 21980 miles on her own from California's Mojave Desert to Washington State.
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"A fishing boat from Gaza strayed beyond the designated fishing zone, naval vessels called on it to halt and fired warning shots into the air and when it did not, they fired toward it," the Israeli spokeswoman said.
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When two of Ireland's most accomplished writers of the twentieth century, Seamus Heaney and John McGahern — both of whom had strayed from the formal practice of religion — died in recent years, they opted for a conventional Catholic service.
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The story: "How to Get Over an Infatuation" by Cheryl Strayed and Steve Almond Related: "The Art of Giving Advice (and Saying Goodbye)," also by Cheryl and Steve Life is a crush of requests, both professional and personal.
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In the aftermath of the massacre, Ardern has strayed from the usual post-attack script — drawing international praise for her ability to mix empathy with concrete action, shaping her path as a compassionate but defiant and decisive leader.
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The new season kicks off on March 13 with criminal justice activist Shaka Senghor; later weeks will feature psychologist Daniel Goleman (March 20), pastor Joel Osteen (March 27), Wild author Cheryl Strayed (April 10) and religious scholar Reza Aslan.
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But we're woman enough to admit when we're wrong: Considering their usefulness in providing legit coverage, sun protection, and a believable glow all in one, we never should have strayed so far from BB creams in the first place.
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And then there's Tiny Beautiful Things, a collection of advice columns by Wild author Cheryl Strayed that has basically been my bible for how to be a better person — and also give myself a break for not being perfect.
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Most experts said the EU judges dealing with any Apple appeal to overturn the ruling would be focused on whether the European Commission has strayed too far into dictating national tax policy by rejecting Ireland's view of transfer pricing.
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The State Department has insisted that Kerry did not deliver an official apology for the actions of the sailors, who were traveling in two small coastal launches and strayed into Iranian waters in Farsi Island in the Persian Gulf.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said Turkey remained a vital partner of the European Union and ties should be maintained even if the country had strayed from the EU path, according to a newspaper interview published on Thursday.
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Dern is a brilliant storyteller, and here we learn that she was kicked out of college for shooting "Blue Velvet," that she has breakfast with Cheryl Strayed and that Martin Scorsese noticed her star potential when she was 7.
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Up until last year, it was accurate to say that Goldwater still provided the intellectual framework for the Republican Party: George W. Bush is disliked by so many Republicans because his big-government conservatism strayed too far from it.
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The AFC conference championship will mark the 17th, and perhaps final, time the two future Hall of Famers will clash on the American gridiron and since the matchup was set the focus has not strayed from the quarterbacking giants.
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The United States and Europe are horrified that Mr. Erdogan has strayed so completely from the track he was on when he first became the Turkish prime minister in 2003 and was hailed for building a model Muslim democracy.
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I dodge two tackles with a bit of nice footwork in order to face goal and, as I do that, I see out the corner of my eye that the goalie has strayed off his line maybe 10 yards.
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If her role in Abush's adoption had at times been more auxiliary than collaborative, this could describe any number of people approaching parenthood; Gunn presents herself as a bountiful ex-partner who strayed, but who never renounced family commitments.
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The event comes as his transition team defends against criticism that Mr. Trump has strayed from that message by choosing two superwealthy Wall Street investors, Steven Mnuchin and Wilbur L. Ross Jr., to run the Treasury and Commerce departments.
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Domestic Drudge Cheryl Strayed: Your letter came to us in response to a call I put out on my social media, in which I solicited letters on several topics we'd be addressing in this column and on our podcast.
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He was serving as the second-highest official in the Vatican office that dealt with priests, brothers and nuns in religious orders as the Vatican conducted two investigations of American nuns over accusations that they had strayed from doctrine.
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Witherspoon had optioned Wild as a film — which she ended up starring in — before its publishing date, and it was important for Strayed to have her book developed by people who, among other characteristics, had a love of literature.
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President Vladimir Putin of Russia may indeed be looking for an excuse to pay Turkey back for shooting down a Russian jet that strayed into Turkish airspace in November, but Mr. Erdogan should resist giving him an excuse to do so.
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But I also don't know how it would ever have the impact it might have had even a couple of seasons ago, because the show has increasingly strayed from these larger questions about power in favor of big, cool moments.
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When our unnamed mooncop hero encounters it, the automaton has strayed from the museum and is standing beside some rocks, reenacting Armstrong's historic steps and remarks — which now, given the circumstances, seem sort of pretentious, a little Buzz Lightyear-ish.
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North is aligned with the public relations firm — and at odds with LaPierre and some board members who believe the group's media operation and messaging have strayed too far from the NRA's original mission of gun safety and the outdoors.
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"They always remind friends that life with kids is easier for them because they have help, but help or not, they are amazing parents," The insider adds that Clooney, 58, hasn't strayed far from his roots despite achieving international fame.
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According to local news outlets, the male elephant named Zhushunya, had strayed from the "Ye Xiang Gu" (Wild Elephant Valley) nature reserve in the Xishuangbanna prefecture and ventured onto a busy road, where he spent almost 20 minutes trampling on cars.
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The furthest she's strayed from the lewd, jokey style of her early records, the album is a knife-sharp document of the years after Sheezus, a period of deep depression and isolation that coincided with the dissolution of Allen's marriage.
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Iran has also flown drones over US ships and in one of the most intense confrontations between the US and Iran, Iranian troops took US sailors into custody in January after the US naval ship accidentally strayed into Iranian territorial waters.
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However, the Boeing deal has been criticized by American lawmakers over Iran's "pernicious behavior," including launching ballistic missiles, firing rockets near U.S. warships in the strategic Strait of Hormuz and briefly detaining American sailors who strayed into its territorial waters.
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Lorelai (Lauren Graham), a single mom who has strayed from the path laid out by her Mayflower mother, is fiercely devoted to her daughter Rory (Alexis Bledel), whom she had at 16 and raised alone after running away from home.
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The film's soundtrack also strayed from most contemporary films, featuring metal and punk bands such as Slayer, Hallow's Eve, Agent Orange, and the Wipers—the perfect soundtrack for a story about alienated young people with no hope and no direction.
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Before Modest Mouse shared the charts with Britney Spears and rubbed elbows with Orange County's fictional tween elites, 1997's Lonesome Crowded West became an unwitting primer for emo newcomers, and one that strayed from the quickly forming tropes of heartbreak.
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When Kim visited the Oval Office Wednesday, the star strayed from her go-to body-con pieces and instead looked business chic in an all-black power pantsuit — with Vetements stitched into the front of the pants — and a black bodysuit.
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Few public debates have strayed as far from Socratic ideals of truth-seeking as those involving refugees, and in particular whether America is running intolerable risks by granting asylum to Muslims from such terror-wracked regions as the Middle East.
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"I write separately to emphasize once again how treacherously the Court has strayed from the principle that 'arbitration is a matter of consent, not coercion,'" Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote in her opinion, referencing a previous Supreme Court ruling on arbitration.
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Sidewalk was hatched out of Google last June as an independent company that will use technology to solve urban problems — yet another example of how the Internet giant has strayed far and wide from its initial mission in online search.
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Until recently, Mr. Temer, 75, strayed so rarely into the national spotlight that many Brazilians knew him best for his 32-year-old wife, Marcela, a former beauty pageant contestant with his name tattooed on the nape of her neck.
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Russia and Vladimir Putin The former president launched an attack on what he described as Trump and the Republican Party's softening position on Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin, saying that the GOP had strayed from its long-established principles.
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This spring, two directors, Christiane Jatahy and Louise Vignaud, strayed away from the standard French repertoire to take a fresh look at "The Odyssey" as well as the Greek heroine Phaedra — and tackle gender roles, corruption and migration in the process.
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Mr. de Blasio's handling of the incident shows how far he has strayed from his righteous roots as a candidate promising to hold the police accountable and change the way they interact with minority residents like Ms. Headley, who is black.
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Starting yesterday Uber launched a feature in its app nationwide which will now allow riders and drivers to text 911 seamlessly and give additional information about the ride, including its current location, even if the driver has strayed from the route.
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"Conscience of a Conservative" was mainly a lament, an anguished monograph showing just how far the modern Republican Party had strayed from the free-market, vigorous-foreign-policy principles of Barry Goldwater, who wrote a manifesto of the same name.
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The military council had said the dispersal of the protest camp came about when a campaign against criminals using an area next to the sit-in strayed from its course, and it added that two separate teams would investigate the crackdown.
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Mr. McMonagle, assisted by Angela C. Agrusa of Los Angeles and two of her associates, argued at trial that Mr. Cosby was a flawed man who had strayed from his marriage, but had engaged in a consensual act, not a crime.
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If you cast Ewan McGregor as Lumière, a manservant who has been transformed into a talking candelabra, and whom we don't see in the flesh—heavily wigged—until the final scene, how far have you actually strayed beyond the cartoon?
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Captain Nettleton testified that he considered the idea outlandish because the Coast Guard pilots would not know the no-fly zones in and around the base and could create a problem with the Cubans if they strayed into their territory.
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At Knopf, Ms. Desser was a tastemaker who acquired and edited works by best-selling and award-winning authors like Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Edwidge Danticat, Jhumpa Lahiri, Valeria Luiselli, Julia Phillips, Arundhati Roy, Jane Smiley, Patti Smith and Cheryl Strayed.
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But the clearest measure of how far the Republican Party has strayed from good governance may be Mr. Romney's explanation for his vote — the first time in history that a senator has voted to convict a president of his own party.
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Strayed wrote as Sugar anonymously for two years, then collected her columns in the book "Tiny Beautiful Things," which the actress and writer Nia Vardalos, of "My Big Fat Greek Wedding," has now adapted as a play at the Public Theatre.
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The U.S. Navy commander in charge of a Middle East task force has been relieved of his command following an investigation into the detention of 10 U.S. sailors who strayed into Iranian waters earlier this year, the Navy announced Friday. Capt.
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I know many people who were captivated by " The Host ," Bong's twisted fable of eco-mutation, but that came out in 2006, and since then, especially in " Snowpiercer " (2013) and " Okja " (2017), his fantastical ventures have strayed toward the wanton.
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In golf, Tiger Woods wins his fifth Masters tournament, catching and passing leader Francesco Molinari after two of Molinari's shots — on the 12th hole and then again on the 15th — hit NFL referee crews that have strayed onto the fairway.
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But the department improperly strayed into the regulation of banking services, an area beyond its purview, according to a unanimous ruling by the New York State Industrial Board of Appeals, an independent review agency with the power to overturn labor rules.
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When Twitter suspended her account — the company said that it was because she had published a private phone number — users retaliated with a boycott that drew support from celebrities such as the actress Alyssa Milano and the writer Cheryl Strayed.
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They will also be able to tell them if Russian or Syrian warplanes are in the vicinity, helping avoid incidents like last November's, when a Turkish fighter jet shot down a Russian bomber that had, Turkey says, strayed into Turkish airspace.
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In the years after I began transitioning, Seth and I had long conversations about our childhoods, how we were both always so gender-nonconforming, and at times those conversations strayed into questioning whether or not Seth, like me, is trans.
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The mall's version of "boho" has strayed a bit from that, and anyone who's ever flipped through a rack of $19.99 imitation-suede fringe vests that smell like nail polish with not-so-traditional seed-beading trim knows what I'm talking about.
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The Grammy-winning singer performed a slew of hits from his nearly 20-year musical career during the Pepsi Halftime show, but things seemed to take a sour turn when Timberlake strayed from his own discography in an effort to honor Prince.
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Google doesn't give a hard limit for how much space one of its headsets can track, but I was stationed on a rug with a roughly one-meter radius for both; if I strayed outside it, the world was set to fade out.
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Gilbert's approach to art, healing, and writing without fear draws hundreds of participants to creativity workshops, which she headlines with blockbuster writers like memoirist and beloved internet advice guru Cheryl Strayed, the author of Wild, whom she also counts as a friend.
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Watching Colossal, you can't help admiring Vigolondo's central idea of taking traditional rom-com principles and turning then into something strange and scary and a little mean … and then noting just how far he strayed from that idea in the finished product.
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One week before the ransom payment, Iran captured a U.S. naval patrol boat and 2202 American sailors, claiming they had strayed into Iran's territorial waters, and brazenly paraded them blindfolded on Iranian TV — just as Khomeini's "students" did with U.S. diplomats in 2628.
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In a new collection of essays, Nasty Women: Feminism, Resistance, and Revolution in Trump's America — edited by Samhita Mukhopadhyay and Kate Harding — Strayed and two dozen other writers reflect on what the Trump presidency means for them and for women across the globe.
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Gasps of delight rose from the crowd at the Javits Center on Thursday night when it was announced that Cheryl Strayed, author of the best-selling memoir Wild, would be interviewing Hillary Clinton, the star guest at this year's Book Expo America.
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So this month, Seventh Generation, which is based in Vermont, began a $15 million advertising campaign — the biggest in its history and only the second time it has used television — to introduce itself to potential customers and reclaim those who may have strayed.
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An Oscar-nominated Reese Witherspoon portrays the writer Cheryl Strayed, who copes with the aftermath of heroin use, infidelity and her mother's death by hiking more than 1,000 miles on the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail, leaving favorite quotations along the way.
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"It's a different dynamic being told by somebody who hadn't played the game before where you need to stand," said Headley, who recalled veteran pitchers like David Wells, Greg Maddux and Chris Young yelling at him if he strayed from the line.
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The musician has largely stuck to the script during his time on Broadway but made headlines a few weeks ago when he strayed from his usual performance and took time to criticize the administration's border policy that led to the separation of families.
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She ticked off statistics, noting that nearly one in five Americans lives with a disability, and strayed from her prepared remarks — "I want you to hear this because this is not well known," she interjected at one point — to urge people to listen.
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Looking back 20 years to the passage of historic welfare reforms, it's troubling to see how far we've strayed from our original vision, and how often welfare recipients, despite their best efforts, are still stuck in the same ruts of dependency and poverty.
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"The thing that struck me — and this is why Oprah is successful — the look on her face and what I could see in her eyes is her vulnerability," Strayed told author Tim Ferriss in Austin at the South by Southwest Conferences and Festivals.
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Her family lived in Brooklyn, then Long Island, and Ms. Feiring hasn't strayed far: She moved into her NoLIta rental in 1989, a short walk from the store on the Bowery where her mother has sold jewelry for more than 40 years.
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And if, like me, you've ever caught a glimpse of yourself in a shop window and taken a few seconds to register that the reflection staring back is in fact you, then chances are you've strayed a little from dressing as you please.
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To help get people out of detention, recover cattle that have strayed into Russian-controlled land and settle quotidian disputes like who owns which apple trees or vineyard, Europe's monitoring mission organizes a monthly meeting of Georgian, Russian and South Ossetian officials.
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Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort has sued special counsel Robert Mueller, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and the Department of Justice in U.S. federal court, alleging that Mueller has strayed beyond the scope of the investigation he was authorized to pursue.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump sent Congress a $4.4 trillion budget proposal on Monday outlining steep cuts to domestic programs, large increases in military spending and a ballooning federal deficit that illustrates how far Republicans have strayed from their longtime embrace of balanced budgets.
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As the Republican Party's moderates thinned out, few Republicans strayed from the gun-rights line, and Democrats in competitive regions deliberately avoided making guns central, fearing that it was far more of a voting issue for gun advocates than gun control supporters.
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I generally admire Frank Bruni's columns and share his views of President Trump, but equating another appearance of the Patriots in the Super Bowl with Mr. Trump, income inequality, declining N.F.L. ratings and assorted other ills strayed into the universe of alternative facts.
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Though unusual in that she "strayed" sexually and experienced disfellowshipping at a young age, Scorah was reinstated when deemed properly repentant, and fell quickly in step with established doctrine, ultimately marrying a devout Witness for whom she felt little romantic or sexual interest.
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Over-Loved Daughter-in-Law Cheryl Strayed: Even good-problems-to-have are problems, Over-Loved, and, while I'll admit to being wildly jealous that you get dinner delivered to your house five nights a week at no charge, you have my sympathy.
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For the men who became draft resisters and for their supporters, the realization that they were compelled to play an undemocratic game that privileged some Americans over others only reinforced their sense that the United States had strayed from its most cherished values.
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"This looks like a return to enforcing the immigration laws, which is something that President Obama strayed from and has not been prioritized in a very long time," said Tommy Binion, the director of policy outreach at the conservative-aligned Heritage Foundation.
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Actually, it may be worse than that: A Trump who strayed from party orthodoxy but didn't offend elite sensibilities would be starved for media coverage, starved for party support, and starved for fundraising, and so would be crushed in a presidential primary.
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