"It's been a disaster," said MacKinnon, summing up the season.
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She decided to write an essay summing up her thoughts.
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"I was so lucky," Ms. Crane said, summing it up.
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Is Gober taking stock and summing up his life here?
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Summing Prince up in a single word is nearly impossible.
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Sasse had shared an article summing up comments from Sen.
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"It's wack," Shawn McCaskill, 24, said, summing up his disappointment.
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Pew's editors found a neat way of summing up their findings.
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" Summing up: "I say, let the kids get to know their fathers.
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Yes, that's the woman who gave him life summing up his qualities.
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Partially summing the 2018 IPO narrative this morning was Axios's Dan Primack.
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Summing up, the GWU report seems to overestimate deaths by 2628 percent.
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The book includes a 2003 speech Marty gave summing up their marriage.
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Dianne Feinstein in 28, summing up the consensus among US intel agencies.
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"We take, we don't bother," Jadis said, summing up the group's ethos.
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" Summing it up, via Politico's Brussels Playbook: "In other words, there's no winner.
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One way of summing up the crisis facing Republicans in 2016 is this.
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Lamar Alexander, a Tennessee Republican, summing up GOP opposition to Trump's tariffs. Sen.
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"Aristocrats have better bodies, bodies are racialized," says Laqueur, summing up the idea.
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Summing your deep book thoughts into 15-second increments is certainly a challenge.
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"You don't," he replied, summing up the Trump era in a single phrase.
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Summing up the feelings now held by many educators and education advocates, Sen.
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"You have to make choices," Edelstein says at one point, summing up the season.
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"With Bethenny, you can't question her ever," Singer confessed to audiences, summing it up.
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"Apologized yet today?" a person wrote on the Facebook page, summing up the mood.
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"Found and lost love," he told Variety in October, summing up his songwriting philosophy.
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"Passion beats pragmatism," Mr. Stern says, summing up what he sees on his travels.
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"Those lines probably do a good job of summing up the record," Callahan said.
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There's no one way of summing up what happened in terms of the acquittal.
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"At the end of the day, it's baseball," Harrison said, summing up a wild evening.
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To me, that's a really interesting way of summing up pre-Enlightenment views of blood.
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Still, on this night, the final moments did a pretty good job summing things up.
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But Rogers left us with lots and lots of quotes summing up his core philosophies.
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And Alan Cumming did this, summing up the mood of the room in one move.
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"It can change quickly," Bjugstad said, summing up his impressions from his first playoff week.
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Johnson has a knack for summing up a character in a blazing line or two.
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" Twitter personality darth, summing up the prevailing response to the tweet, replied to Trump: "agreed.
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I think that does a very good job of summing the man up right there.
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"Troubled times, kids, we got no time for comedy," Phife Dawg rapped, summing it up.
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It's a nice way to end the day, summing up our lives in an email.
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The dataset also includes an overall 23-point index created by summing all 24 indicators.
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Cliché as they may be, they're pretty accurate in summing up the season's famously fickle weather.
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These prompts are intended to ease the frustrations of summing yourself up in 300 witty characters.
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" Summing it all up, Rose offered the following conclusion: "In place of diplomacy, there was melody.
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"The devil worshippers could be anywhere," writer Peter Berbergal told io9 in summing up the zeitgeist.
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"It's so Charlie," Simpson said, perfectly summing up the entirety of Black Mirror in three words.
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"I think it's a story of struggle," Cher said, summing up the plot in the Tribune.
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No surprise, gifs were very popular in summing up all the feels that surrounded this situation.
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But I'll do my best at summing up the whole lot of nothing that went on.
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Is Gober taking stock and summing up his life at his latest exhibition at Matthew Marks?
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" _____ On summing up his worldview as 'America First': "I'm not isolationist, but I am 'America First.
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"Christmas approaches and everybody gotta eat," Darius muses, summing up the recent uptick in neighborhood crime.
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The xx could have been summing up its career trajectory, from tiny rooms to cavernous ones.
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The task force also released a final report on Wednesday summing up their findings and recommendations.
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So, this will be the last shot she has at summing up the state of the economy.
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"The election tomorrow is very vital, because it really is summing up what we've done," Trump said.
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We're just going to leave this here, summing up all of our feelings about Drake and Rihanna.
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"Trump victory would embolden the bigots," CNN warned on November 7, summing up the long-running meme.
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And summing over universes with real values of lapse leads to the wildly fluctuating, physically nonsensical solution.
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It is also a grand summing-up of a career, an art form and an institution's holdings.
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"Overall, what I've done is not bad at all," Azarenka said, summing up her four-week return.
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"Hard work and humility," said Brandy Halladay, his widow, summing up her late husband's legacy on Wednesday.
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Upon his return from Asia, President Donald Trump gave a speech summing up his accomplishments on the trip.
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"He became the very thing he criticized others for becoming," one said, summing up the general Beltway assessment.
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Summing up its conclusions, the Council calls for an overhaul of the way fitness trackers treat consumers' data.
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Summing up the exploratory talks, a stern Bavarian leader observed that they were still thousands of kilometers apart.
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"I'm so scared and fascinated at the same time," says one, summing up the entire experience pretty well.
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"No flamboyance, no phoniness, no deliberately putting a chuckle into my voice," he said, summing up his approach.
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To double-check that number, we ran the same count with Yahoo Finance, summing to a $3.002 trillion.
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"I used to talk about airplane food," she said, summing up her gentle mainstream style of observational humor.
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This monologue offers a surprisingly cogent summing up of the state of Denmark we are about to enter.
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The query does a tidy job of summing up what this show does: mix procedural and supernatural thrills.
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The executives "sought the destabilization of the workers," prosecutor Francoise Benezech said in her summing up on Friday.
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In summing up the failures of the captain and his crew, the vice chief of naval operations, Adm.
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Summing up the group's work, ProPublica wrote on Twitter Sunday night that there is "no widespread voter fraud."
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Summing up the mood of House Democrats running in Trump-won districts with Sanders atop the ticket, Rep.
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"It was amazing," Miller was now telling the doctors around the table at U.C.S.F., summing up Sloan's story.
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Adam Schiff — submitted a report summing up the findings of weeks of closed-door and public witness interviews.
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The number of climbers on Everest has generally increased each year, summing to nearly 24,000 summit attempts through 2018.
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Not to make any of this about beer, but I have a way of summing things up as beer.
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They now also hold their most bullish stance since May 13 when summing positions over all three wheat contracts.
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And when it comes summing up her life in one line on a bumper sticker, she didn't mince words.
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Summing up Marijuana legalization may seem remote, but the thinking on a potential federal marijuana tax is getting serious.
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" Speier, summing up her interpretation of the findings so far, said "this is a very strong case of bribery.
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WIMBLEDON, England — "Come on someone!" shouted a very English voice high above Centre Court, summing up the collective mood.
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"This is one of those pieces that hits all cylinders," Ms. von der Linn said, summing up its appeal.
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"Before dinner is too early; after is too late," said Dan Barron of New York, summing up the dilemma.
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Fed chiefs normally use the royal "we," or at least put the committee first when summing up their positions.
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That summing up would probably be too sentimental for Maxwell, who carefully resists the clichés of uplift and consolation.
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"Disappointed," Bush told reporters, summing up his feelings about Haley's endorsement as he was leaving the town hall here.
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It was a complicated situation, and her choice was driven by one factor: "Money," Johnson says, summing it up.
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In an annual address to parliament summing up the work of the government, Medvedev repeated previous promises to pursue reforms.
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Let me start by summing up your argument as simply as I can, and then we can go from there.
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It is a well-studied and well-known phenomenon; here is Lawrence Summers of Harvard summing it up last year.
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" It also quotes Demarta summing up the learnings: "The desirability of a brand may be stronger than the targeting capabilities.
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LONDON — Children have a unique gift for summing things up in a brilliantly simple way that adults can't always manage.
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Summing up this year's enrollment challenge, Burwell acknowledged the healthcare law has "encountered bumps" but maintained her same sunny outlook.
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"Just get around the table and talk," a Belgian government official told Reuters, summing up advice to Barcelona and Madrid.
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He's a supercilious, hateful kid whose favorite phrase is a dismissive "blah blah blah," summing up everything he considers boring.
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" As Wu-Tang's Ol' Dirty Bastard put it, summing up much of Behold a Pale Horse's allure: "Everybody gets fucked.
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" Pitsa pauses, summing us up, then continues earnestly: "They didn't know that this would kill us and destroy our image.
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Summing up, InstallsBuyer writes that since none of the databases were as advertised, they want a refund of 80 percent.
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"He's all about him," Harth says, summing up what she learned about the man who may be our next president.
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"I thought the tweet was a pretty good joke summing up a recent trend," Mr. Ward said in an email.
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And the brief interview with Beverly Lee, with her summing up the beautiful song — 'What am I worth to you?
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And where the playbook says you need a powerful, wide-screen summing-up anthem, "Felix Starro" dutifully shoehorns one in.
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Protagonists Charlie (Adam Driver) and Nicole (Scarlett Johansson) take turns summing up character traits they hold dear about each other.
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The classic Shakespearean fools were early Trumpish-speakers, summing up the absurdities of the main actors for the groundlings. Maybe.
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"We would have never the courage for a no-deal," a diplomat said, summing up a common feeling in Brussels.
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Out this month, this loosely autobiographical novel is a summing-up near the end of a big, wide, productive life.
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Summing up, evaluating policy — which is typically aimed at big phenomena — can be harder than evaluating day-to-day performance.
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"Sometimes it's good to be forced to do things," Kim says, summing up their meditation session in a most Kardashian way.
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A dish of fried ceps and potatoes was perfection, summing up his slogan mof mof: minimum of fuss, maximum of flavour.
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Now we're talking about Fire TV. Limp is summing up the announcements that were made at the IFA conference in Berlin.
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"We've talked a lot about legal principles," said the lawyer Christopher Landau, summing up his arguments on behalf of the commonwealth.
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" Summing up the jubilation of many, he said last month on Twitter: "We may get gold, we may not, still #heroes.
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"Momentum matters," said Jason Roe, a national Republican strategist, summing up the sentiments of those who made their way to Burlingame.
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That suggests that jewel wings are summing up information from both eyes as they zip around, something dragonflies do not do.
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"We're doing very well," Trump said, summing up the performance of his legal team after watching the trial from Davos, Switzerland.
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When they ran out of superlatives, they both settled on a single adjective: "red," summing up all a strawberry should be.
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Once they receive reports summing up the inquiries results next week, it's up to them to draft any articles of impeachment.
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Paul JellinekMercerville, N.J. To the Editor: Thanks to David Leonhardt for so neatly summing up the voluminous case against President Trump.
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"We're going to win," Blackburn, 66, said during a recent interview with Reuters, succinctly summing up her view of the race.
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"Summing up, housing arrears have risen but by no means to a level that poses a risk to financial stability," said Kearns.
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Summing up, now that this resolution has been approved by the House, this is how the impeachment inquiry will proceed going forward:
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"In a way, it feels like they broke up with me," Colbert said, summing up pretty much everyone's thoughts on the tragedy.
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Unity was highlighted in a tweet summing up the meeting by Russell Moore, who leads the Southern Baptist Convention's public policy arm.
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"Its goal," he writes, summing up Leo Strauss's contemptuous attitude, "is not contemplation but 'universal enlightenment' " — the scare quotes say it all.
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"I think it's done, personally," he said, summing up precisely what everyone around the league has been saying over the past week.
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This major group drawing show constitutes a grand summing-up of a career, of an art form and of an institution's holdings.
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"Unfortunately and fortunately we have to play each other," Serena said, summing up more than 20 years in fewer than 10 words.
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"The public trust in this whole thing is gone," said Representative Jim Jordan, Republican of Ohio, summing up sentiments among his party.
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He wasted his shot, putting the ball over, even as the referee blew for offside, just about summing up Costa Rica's day.
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They have a calm, summing-up feeling, and the slight movements of the string somehow add to their sense of enveloping stillness.
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"Iceland is so small that word of mouth means everything," Ms. Gardarsdottir said, summing up the comedian's path to success in Reykjavik.
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"What comes out of Fury's mouth ... disrespectful," Klitschko said ... before summing up the comments Fury spewed out of his mouth in 2015.
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The Economist's front cover this week took a stab at summing up President-elect Donald Trump's emerging strategy for dealing with U.S. businesses.
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"The group is ready to accelerate," Chief Executive Jean-Laurent Bonnafe told journalists, summing up plans the bank has dubbed a digital transformation.
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"It's freaking ugly," said Michael Nathanson, a founder of the MoffettNathanson research firm, summing up the view of the cable and satellite industry.
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Summing it up is the proverb "Ny Fihavanana no talohan'ny vola", which translates loosely as "the relationship is more important than the money".
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An onlooker watches from a mock-up of a low-cost Brooklyn housing unit is apartment, summing up video as one big allegory.
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"Popularity and Instagram," said John Clark-Ginnetti, an owner of the New Haven cocktail bar 116 Crown, summing up the buzzworthy spice's appeal.
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His most commonly quoted quip these days is the one summing up his position on Brexit as having one's cake and eating it.
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In a concise statement summing up its legal action against Facebook the OIAC writes: Facebook disclosed personal information of the Affected Australian Individuals.
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"Collectively we felt like we had to do something," said Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller in summing up the reaction of many players.
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"What it did was freak everyone out," he said, neatly summing up an effect of the crime on which books have been written.
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"A melting pot of diversity fighting a juggernaut of adversity," he says over a gutbucket two-step, summing up the song's moral worldview.
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The House Intelligence Committee dropped their report, summing up the impeachment inquiry in the early afternoon, and it contained a pretty big bombshell.
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But season seven ends just when the story is really starting to get going, with very little in the way of summing up.
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"We may be comfortable with the risks today, but are there risks we haven't considered?" he told the crowd, summing up his keynote address.
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The quiet announcement came as an anti-climax to the rising oratory of summing up arguments that held jury and audience in rapt attention.
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The summit appeared to demonstrate fraying ties between the U.S. and its traditional allies, with one photo seemingly summing up divisions in the room.
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"Even a well-meaning advertiser might end up reaching a mostly white and/or mostly male audience," said Mr Sapiezynski, summing up his research.
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Eisenach has testified before Congress on telecom issues, and once penned a New York Times opinion piece summing up his anti-net-neutrality stance.
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Summing up the advantages of bots as a platform, Livingston cited "no downloads, no new account, no new interface" as the major differentiating features.
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Your argument, if I'm summing it up correctly, is you shouldn't take money just to take money and you shouldn't grow just to grow.
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"Governments have a natural interest to keep their companies at home," said EY's Steinbach, summing up what could be the biggest obstacle facing London.
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Mr. Barr released a four-page letter summing up Mr. Mueller's findings that critics considered tilted to the most sympathetic interpretation for the president.
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"Atlantic City fueled a lot of growth for me," Mr. Trump said in an interview in May, summing up his 25-year history here.
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"At some stage in our sport, you have to admire art," Arsenal Manager Arsène Wenger said, summing up his 22th match in the tournament.
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It was "an extraordinary political commercial for the president," said Jeffrey Toobin on CNN, summing up his fellow panelists' skepticism about Mr. Barr's remarks.
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"Some believe she is phony because she doesn't live in the same world as they do," the campaign wrote, summing up the survey results.
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Summing up his day before the Akron crowd, Mr. Bloomberg sounded almost giddy, his pace quickening as he shared his impressions of the farm.
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" The national assistant vice president of advocacy for the American Lung Association, Erika Sward, agrees, summing up the FDA's plan as "one more delay.
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It works by summing up the emissions from all your activities -- everything from what you eat to what setting you wash your clothes with.
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For example, one of her employees put together a 25-page report on behavioral science, summing up academic research, for other teams to review.
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Maybe summing it up is not the point, but what function will the new emoji serve for the city and its citizens, including myself?
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Apple's latest recycling robot was revealed, not coincidentally, a few days before Earth Day, in a press announcement summing up the company's recent environmental accomplishments.
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I guess one objective way of summing these sorts of artists up is: they make music, but they also make the music what it is.
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"My dad says I'm perfect and everybody else says I'm trouble," she told MyBaba in September 2015 about summing her life up in one sentence.
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" Podesta blasted both the timing and contents of the letter Comey sent to congressional leaders on Friday, summing the director's actions as "providing selective information.
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"We will not stop until we get rid of this system," said Aicha, a 23-year-old student, summing up the mood on the streets.
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Summing up the prices above, a new age barbecue would cost almost twice as much as one with more traditional foods: $45.48 compared to $28.55.
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And "New York I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down," I think that does a really good job of kind of summing that up.
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" 'I want this guy to be my friend, I need his help,' " he said, summing up their mind-set as they filled out the forms.
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Calculate this metric (Gross Renewal Rate) by summing all renewed contracts and dividing that total by the dollars that were up for renewal: Dollars renewed
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"It's a taste tragedy," a Florida man named Robert Hester told The New York Times, summing up the mood of cola purists of the day.
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" The colleague agreed, summing up their mutual concern about Professor Bonn: "Trying to put a stop to his favoritism for athletes once and for all.
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"In a nutshell a popular prime minister (Modi) is facing stiff challenge from a united opposition," ABP said summing up the results of its survey.
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"It's not what you think but what you do that matters," Linda says at one point, summing up one of the book's central moral lessons.
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"Eternal Happiness" said Monday&aposs headline in sports daily L&aposEquipe, summing up the mood of many who can&apost imagine the euphoria will ever fade.
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The quote comes from David Plouffe, summing up to The New York Times how the Clinton campaign will approach Trump should he become the Republican nominee.
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"There were clear benefits to requiring banks to maintain additional capital," the BoE said, summing up the case for raising the risk buffer above 1 percent.
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After some analysis and summing, they realized that the comet had the xenon composition they were looking for—the missing xenon could have come from comets.
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" Summing up his and Kool AD's respective verses on "Holiday Banger," Tone says, "His shit was like KRS-One and my shit was like Eazy-E.
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Here are three key data points: Summing the three, both the U.S. and Europe largely conduct M&A deals inside their own borders, which isn't shocking.
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Summing quickly, Egnyte raised small at the end of 2013 compared to competing companies, and it has since kept growing while reaching profitability sans external help.
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On Monday, Pelosi issued a Dear Colleague letter to her caucus, summing up its work over the past two years, while also looking to the future.
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At 8:0003 PM, in response to this email, an unnamed person gave the most perfect reply summing up this entire mess: It sure will, [redacted].
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"The vehicles Cash Money had and the jewelry, everything was understated but over-the-top," says Ross summing up his snapshot of the Cash Money movement.
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"We currently see a better outlook for revenues," Deutsche's chief executive, John Cryan, said in the report, summing up a year he described as "very challenging".
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It doesn't seem like a joke so much as a feat, and yet he's summing up entire regions with a slight change in intonation or affect.
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When François Hollande announced during his presidential campaign in 2012 that "My enemy is the world of finance," he was summing up a fairly common sentiment.
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It was the first in a series of reports the panel is planning to put out summing up its findings and recommendations in the Russia investigation.
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Seurat's invocation of "design, composition, balance, light and harmony" felt like the perfect summing up of why art matters more than ever in times of tumult.
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Those for both seasons of "True Detectives" are surrealistic montages of worried faces, bleak landscapes and atmospheric commotion, summing up with terrific intensity the show's noirish melodrama.
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As financial accounting does with money, greenhouse gas accounting involves summing up all the emissions released by an entity, from a single company to an entire country.
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" Political analyst Mark Halperin pointed out that people have been booing McCain at rallies — occurrences Halperin described as summing up the "nature of the [Republican] party now.
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There's a small learning curve, but it's great when you have a math heavy project and you're tired of summing everything up every time a variable changes.
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While no single photography exhibit should be tasked with comprehensively summing up a place as vast and ancient as India, this one misses some pretty big things.
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"She has medical check-ups every two months and is prohibited from consuming salt and sugar," Amiri says, summing up the entirety of Nadia's insufficient medical treatment.
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"This bit gets gossipy and maybe isn't that interesting or relevant except to position Vogt right where fate needed him," she writes, summing up her own problem.
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" The judge added, summing up Mueller's probe, "We said this was what [the] investigation was about, but we are not bound by it and we were lying.
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The Southwest is a vast and incredibly diverse place, and summing up any part of it in a few words would be a silly thing to attempt.
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She and her collaborator Christopher von Bartheld, a professor at the University of Nevada School of Medicine, published a paper last year summing up their detective work.
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"Jackson's elopement with the married Rachel Robards was a perfect example of his rampageous personality," wrote historian Ann Toplovich, summing up the Adams campaign's assessment of Jackson's nuptials.
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In summing up her public life, which had included service in the Arizona attorney general's office, legislature, and courts before her US Supreme Court appointment, O'Connor expressed gratitude.
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Summing up all the highest inspection guesses for the first 10 weeks of the current marketing year yields a total volume 23 percent smaller than the realized value.
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"This was not the plan," said a US official directly involved with Helsinki summit, summing up the deflated response from an administration already suffering burnout, fatigue and disillusionment.
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Summing it all up, it looks as if Apple slapped a Core i9 into a MacBook Pro design that was never meant to support such power and heat.
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In addition to summing up our collective nihilistic view of 2016, dumpster fire rose to prominence during the 2016 presidential election and was frequently shared in pure gif form.
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But this week, he added an annoying wrinkle to the job of summing up his life by having his attorney claim in court that Jones is a performance artist.
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Summing up the crew's ethos, Paul Marmota expresses himself succinctly at the film's conclusion: "There is no reason not to feel proud about where you come from," he says.
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She offers some questions to consider: "There's a real need for a range of different kinds of career services," said Vecchio of the Centerpoint Institute, summing up the landscape.
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" Summing it up: "The Mr. Trump's falsehoods about the 'Access Hollywood' tape are part of his lifelong habit of attempting to create and sell his own version of reality.
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"All these places we take for granted, if we even see them, are suddenly open" on Obscura Day, said Leah Taylor, a New Yorker, summing up the event's appeal.
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Summing up this data, there are quite a few flying-car startups, and there is notable interest in this area from investors — and it has increased significantly this year.
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"Apple has ushered itself squarely into a new normal of pedestrian growth," Edison Investment Research said, summing up the market reaction to Apple's latest quarterly earnings report on Tuesday.
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Summing so far, M1 runs a broad set of financial products, attracting more dollars-per-user than other companies, perhaps, which lets it charge, in its view, lower prices.
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The book considered in retrospect as a whole is an admirably clear, straightforward and authoritative summing up of our present-day attitude toward the theatre and its outward expression.
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"I want to bring our soldiers back home, but I do want to secure the oil," he added, summing up the conflicted stance that the Pentagon has capitalized on.
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"With Alabama being such a 'red state,' this election is seen as a chance to change that," she said, in summing up what she was hearing from the community.
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Shafak's narrative shifts from the internal to the external, from thoughts to action, and from the summing up of an entire life to the twists of one hectic day.
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In summing up Subgraph OS, Ahmad said, "For now, we are working to mitigate the types of attacks that are most commonly directed towards targeted individuals over the internet."
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But good on Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor — a known lover of arcades — for perfectly summing up all this niche video game lore into a single, three-minute music video.
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" A source close to leadership texts his reaction to the joint statement (summing up the sentiment I've heard from several prominent tax lobbyists in Washington): "That tax statement is amazing.
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So, summing it all up, we will have a small moon, moving more slowly than usual, passing almost straight through the middle of a larger-than-normal shadow of Earth.
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"I feel trappd living in a comic booyk!" one piece reads, recalling the intentionally misspelled ramblings of Pettibon's cracked-out Twitter feed and summing up the aesthetic of this show.
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Buzzfeed pointed out that my answers were similar to President Obama's, though they did credit me with summing up in 17 seconds what it took him 15 minutes to say.
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In November, 2017, Jay-Z, who is very close to the rapper, penned an op-ed for the New York Times summing up the issues advocates have with Meek's case.
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"I have unlimited writing fantasies," says Keith, swilling the tea bag around in his mug while summing up the way he's become known for creating these fantastical hip-hop scenarios.
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In the course of summing up the latest, grossest revelations about Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's nasty history with women, Stephen Colbert has to say the word "penis" many times.
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We stuck together, got a road win in a tough place and did it on national TV." Summing up his team's current attitude, Allen added: "See, we can play, too.
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Instead, we awoke the next morning, groggy from jet lag, to presidential tweets summing up the visit — yet another first for reporters covering foreign travel in the Age of Trump.
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Jane Fonda hosted her final Fire Drill Friday climate protest in Washington, D.C., this week, summing up the progress of the demonstrations and talking about where they are headed next.
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In the main part of the multi-strand case, prosecutors are due to begin summing up and setting out sentencing requests for Descalzi and other defendants beginning on March 25.
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She was able to write personal essays from a white liberal feminist perspective that pulled off the neat trick of seeming utterly confessional while also sharply summing up the zeitgeist.
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On Monday they finished their summing up, presenting a 699-page document to the court, demanding that the defendant receive a 13-year jail term and a 50,000-euro ($56,180) fine.
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G7 summing is coming on this weekend, Trump, who is on his way to France to attend this meeting, prepares a special "gift" to the host that is more tariffs threat.
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In a separate statement summing up discussions at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit, Duterte took note of the "improving relations between ASEAN and China" in the South China Sea.
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" Sounds an awful lot like a recent graduate's way of summing up this principle from Karl Marx's "Communist Manifesto": "What the bourgeoisie therefore produces, above all, are its own grave diggers.
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"It's awfully close between the two of them," said Dante Scala, a professor of political science at the University of New Hampshire, summing up the horse race between the two senators.
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"It wasn't meant to be ridiculously self-conscious, but there is a thing about summing up certain things, which I wasn't necessarily trying to do, but they started appearing," he said.
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"It's people who are in charge keeping their friends in power," said Tom Carroll, 32, a union plumber who lives in Bethpage, N.Y., summing up how he viewed the electoral system.
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"This was the first time that the Department of Justice had ever approved such an intercept of this type," an F.B.I. agent wrote in a 2005 document summing up the case.
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"Court rooms are dramatic, they rely on the spin and gusto of the barristers, so I mirrored the formality of the summing up speeches of the judge and barristers," Knowles explains.
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"I am afraid you may have to call around to find this," another user going by "SCI-Nurse" answered, summing up most of the responses you see to the mammogram question.
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"The template for 2020 is getting built in the House," said Representative Raúl Grijalva of Arizona, a progressive in line to chair the Natural Resources Committee, summing up another Democratic view.
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"The template for 2020 is getting built in the House," Representative Raúl Grijalva of Arizona, a progressive in line to chair the Natural Resources Committee, said summing up another Democratic view.
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Washington (CNN)Lindsey Graham, the new chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, was unusually blunt last Thursday when summing up the current state of affairs when it comes to judicial confirmations.
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The overseas edition of the same paper's WeChat account removed entirely an article focusing on the term limits, replacing it with the lengthy Xinhua report summing up all the amendment proposals.
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Given all this, Mr Macron defended himself well enough, despite occasional spells of waffling (for example when pressed on how he would handle relations with Donald Trump, and again in summing up).
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The games begin on a promising note, with Battle of the Bloodlines runner-up Cory Wharton summing up the players' optimism at facing off without the distractions and manipulations of previous victors.
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In two graphics summing up who won the political week, the network listed the bombings as a win for both candidates, saying that in each case it fit into their campaign narratives.
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" Summing up the character and accomplishments of each president, O'Brien pulls no punches whatsoever: "Martin Van Buren was a crummy guy," we learn, and Lyndon Johnson would "make people watch him poop.
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"Most people would rather forget Mexico 19863" were the last words of the contemporary race report in Motor Sport magazine, summing up the feeling after that running of the Mexican Grand Prix.
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Summing up two days of talks as he said goodbye to retired U.S. Marines Corps General John Kelly on Sunday evening, Trump said he had made decisions on a couple of appointments.
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I pause, overwhelmed with the task of summing up the hours spent in the cold, surrounded by more white men with guns than I'd ever seen in one place in my life.
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"If that won't be clear (on Friday) ... and those states (the Frugal Four) will keep insisting, I think there's no point continuing the summit," Babis said, summing up the lack of progress.
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There was, however, a post summing up his busy month, which was cheekily titled "Not Another Tax Reform Post" and included photographs of Ryan signing bills, handing out medals, and meeting interns.
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"You will never talk to anyone who is as fortunate as John McCain," says the six-term senator from Arizona, two-time presidential candidate and Vietnam War hero, summing up his life.
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Some choice tidbits… Summing up the Mercers' worldview: They want to destroy the GOP establishment — and have a particular distaste for John McCain, who once accused Robert's firm of avoiding billions in taxes.
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"I don't think [Mr Trump] is a true conservative, but I think he will defend our country," explained Carolyn Carlson in Altoona, summing up her presidential preferences as "Cruz first, Trump if necessary".
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Summing up its main findings from signatories' self-marked 'progress' reports, the outgoing Commission says they have reported improved transparency between themselves vs a year ago on discussing their respective policies against disinformation.
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Summing up its latest review of Asia's third-largest economy, the Fund forecasts that economic growth would pick up from 7.3 percent in the 2015/16 fiscal year that ends on March 31.
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"Many unsatisfied guests complain about the tiny room size and the lack of privacy, with one reviewer summing it by saying "This is the smallest hotel "room" I've ever stayed at in NYC.
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" Summing up the general state of comedy in games right now, Ubisoft San Francisco director and producer Jason Schroeder described how, "There's a lot of game humor that's only referential to game humor.
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Earlier this month, Trump launched into a long broadside against the probe in a two-hour speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference, summing up the criticisms he's launched throughout the Mueller probe.
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As the judge concluded his two-day summing up on Tuesday afternoon and pronounced the guilty verdict, Savchenko defiantly burst into a folk-style protest song from the confines of her glass cage.
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While the result of the group's outbursts might be a little far-fetched for the real world, the hilarious sketch does an amazing job of summing up many current and former Kanye fans' feelings.
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"Tomorrow I am meeting with the governor (of the Khanty-Mansiiysk region), gathering the staff, will be summing up results of the prime minister's visit," Sechin was quoted as saying by Interfax news agency.
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So, summing gently, it looks likely that whatever real profit Amazon grinds out of Whole Foods will be small, and it will perhaps spread inside of other business units (such as more Prime memberships).
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Through a monumental summing of probabilities across each and every possible combination of sources, the model spits out the most likely ones, with considerable precision—down to 50 metres or so in some cases.
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Summing up, the owners are entitled to make behavioral rules, President Trump and everyone else is entitled to criticize the protests, but the dissenters should be allowed their say in an appropriate setting. Fair?
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When a local television station asked the governor if he still had electricity, he gave a thumbs down, which might have been answering the question, or summing up the previous several hours, or months.
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"I have no freaking clue," said the senator, who asked not to be identified, about what might happen next, summing up the collective view from the Senate about the unexpected end-of-session standoff.
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"Once taxpayers started viewing the poor as workers, not welfare cheats, a more generous era would ensue," The New York Times observed in 2000, summing up the rationale for Clinton's wager on welfare reform.
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But I keep coming back to one: Barbara Hannigan, the fearless soprano playing Ophelia, singing a keening tone while pounding her chest with her fist, summing up the character's instability with nerve-racking economy.
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"It's hard not to be happy with the economy," Morgan Stanley chief executive James Gorman told CNBC, summing up the prevailing view among the titans of finance at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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" Pundits and late-night comics alike eviscerated Trump for what CBS' Stephen Colbert called the president's "hissy fit," summing up his refusal to work with Congress on infrastructure as: "It's my way, or no highways.
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The group enlisted a few Harvard nutritionists — Mark Hegsted, Robert McGandy, and Fredrick Stare — to write an article summing up what existing scientific literature said about the dangers of table sugar, known technically as sucrose.
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Here's an introduction to Lil B's crucial tapes, the ones that do the best job of summing up his many facets and demonstrate how much of the modern rap landscape is made in his image.
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"I think it's easier to have the conversations about race and race relations," Ms. Pugh said in an interview Tuesday, summing up what she views as the changes in the city over the last year.
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There are tracks like "Summing the Wretch" and "Line in the Grass" where there's this separated, stuttered harmony between you and Dave where the same syllables are divided, or multiplied, between the two of you.
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"Going into another coalition with Merkel is bad for social democracy and bad for democracy," Mr. Kühnert said, summing up his pitch as he rushed to another campaign stop in an eastern district of Berlin.
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Then there's the title itself, a blunt summing up of the universal nightmare of being accused unjustly of a crime, a topic that's has recently become an obsessively popular subject for podcasts and streaming fare.
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"I think the cars, just the look of the new cars is incredible, but the sound of the new cars is a lot more exciting," said Agag, summing up the draw of the new season.
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Add to this colossal bibliography the scores of huge tomes filled with Luther's own writings in German and Latin, and the effort required for summing up his life and work will seem even more daunting.
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The committee will do this through hearings featuring sworn testimony (both public hearings and private ones involving classified information), and perhaps eventually with the assembly and public release of a report summing up what they've found.
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LARRY KUDLOW: For the USA, summing to something about 23,000 or higher jobs per year; and probably, Kelly, about $100 billion in new direct investment, not portfolio investment, for various sectors, you know, CAPEX, call it.
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There's a science to achieving your goals, and Isaac Newton's law of motion does a good job of summing it up: Objects that are at rest stay at rest, while objects in motion stay in motion.
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Taking a stab and saying 80% of that is for cloud infrastructure suggests a cumulative cloud CAPEX investments of on the order of $30 billion (similarly summing total CAPEX above 2% of revenue yields similar number).
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Perhaps this is why her summing up of the issues that concern parents — "whether their emphasis on independence and on allowing children flexibility to choose their own future is the right course" — feels so off target.
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" Echoing the line used by her lawyer in the summing-up of the case—"Your Honor, the defendants shall always seek peace"—Kailash speaks to his internal judge: "These defendants will always seek love, Your Honor.
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Summing up the tour on Saturday, Trump's advisers seemed most enthused about the Saudi leg, where he clinched a $110 billion arms deal and forged what one aide described as a "personal bond" with the king.
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"If you fish a woman out of the water you can lay her or sell her or set her to work," a fisherman declares, summing up a view too much of the country's population still shares.
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"The government's fighting force today consists of a dizzying array of hyper-local militias aligned with various factions, domestic and foreign sponsors, and local warlords," said one analyst, Tobias Schneider, in recently summing up the situation.
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"These messages underscore that women's natural functions are defective, dysfunctional, and in need of medical intervention," Chris Bobel, a women's studies professor and author, told Ms. magazine in 2010, neatly summing up this line of criticism.
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"One recurrent, cross-cutting theme was that the scale and pace of climate action must increase dramatically, and immediately so" to avoid dangerous man-made climate change, Fiji wrote in a document summing up the proposals.
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"We don't trade lives," Captain America (Chris Evans) tells his compatriots in Avengers: Infinity War, essentially summing up Marvel's ethos over the past 18 movies: Leave no men, women, children, or any other life form behind.
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But while that opening rules, it's the song's last full chorus that makes it, with someone doing a solid Screamin' Jay Hawkins impression and summing up in a single moment the entire Alice Cooper allure. Hat-chet.
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The prosecutor, in a summing up of the case, also asked that former Deutsche Bank chiefs Rolf Breuer and Josef Ackermann should receive prison sentences of three and a half and two and a half years, respectively.
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He is even-handed throughout, passionate without being sentimental and has a great turn of phrase, summing up the territory that would later become the kingdom of Jordan, as a "vacant lot which Churchill decided to fill".
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On August 18th the eight interior ministers of German federal states who belong to the Christian Democratic Union, the centre-right party of Chancellor Angela Merkel, met in Berlin to issue a declaration summing up the proposals.
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"The election tomorrow is very vital, because it really is summing up what we've done," Trump said in a telephone town hall Monday in a campaign to encourage Republicans to get out to vote, BuzzFeed News reports.
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"You get a sense of his character," said Josh Andraos, an art student, 20, at the packed Wednesday preview, summing up why so many people wanted to see the art that had been owned by Mr. Bowie.
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IBM's system was designed to debate about 100 topics, but these interactions are tightly constrained: a four-minute opening statement followed by a rebuttal to its opponent's argument — and then a statement summing up its own viewpoint.
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In his book "On Food and Cooking," the science writer Harold McGee calls vinegar "alcohol's fate," neatly summing up both its process and history, which goes back as far as the making of wine, beer and mead.
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Summing up the effects expected to follow 5G rollouts, per the report, it predicts: The high level report is a compilation of Member States' national risk assessments, working with the Commission and the European Agency for Cybersecurity.
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"Summing up Yellen's various comments in these areas, it strikes us that this is a person who would accept a second term as Fed chair if the Administration chooses to move in that direction," the economists wrote.
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On Tuesday, the House Intelligence Committee voted along party lines to approve a report summing up its weeks of investigation, which included scores of hours of testimony both behind closed doors and broadcast to the American public.
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" In another essay in the catalogue, Kelly's longtime partner Jack Shear, summing up Kelly's belief in seeing and making as simultaneous, writes, "If you turn off the mind and look only with the eyes ultimately everything becomes abstract.
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Two strangers will meet, one will probe the other with questions and share some information about themselves, and then be given the task of summing up that interaction in a way that is true and honest and informative.
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"I focused on the things that we had some bipartisan agreement on," said Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, summing up accomplishments he hopes his vulnerable incumbents can take on the road in their fall campaigns.
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"The gap between us and them is large and disturbing," Dichter said in summing up discussions with senior members of Russia's upper and lower houses of parliament, the deputy defense minister and the deputy head of national security.
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Here's the EU's executive body, the Commission, summing up the goal: The objective of this new set of rules is to give citizens back control over of their personal data, and to simplify the regulatory environment for business.
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But it's important for viewers, especially new ones, approaching a summing-up show like this one, to have at least the rudiments of that language translated, or some sense of the life and the world that produced it.
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AT&T, Procter & Gamble, Hershey's, Under Armour and Kellogg's have declined to renew or ended their sponsorships of U.S.A. Gymnastics, as this Times Op-Ed noted in summing up the reckoning, or lack of it, in the sport.
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And while these causes are to be taken seriously, this tidy, hopeful summing up has the feeling of a shoehorned resolution to a soap opera cliffhanger, à la the notorious "Bobby's dream" episode of the original "Dallas" series.
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"Lizzo is here now, unapologetically fat, unapologetically black, and unapologetically thriving," Obaro wrote for BuzzFeed, summing up the more popular read: Lizzo is an icon of positivity, her sartorial choices or the thoughts of voting bodies be damned.
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"If thousands die, they're going to die over there — they're not going to die here," Mr. Graham, a South Carolina Republican, told NBC's "Today Show" this month, summing up what he said were the views of Mr. Trump.
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The fancy of a perpetual life, sweeping together ten thousand experiences, is an old one; and modern thought has conceived the idea of humanity as wrought upon by, and summing up in itself, all modes of thought and life.
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ESPN's Stephen A. Smith asked Anthony on "First Take" about the teams that have passed on him but ended up summing up the position Anthony is in — even the teams that present the best fit have turned him down.
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" Germany astonished EU foreign ministers gathering in Brussels Monday had little good to say about Trump's comments, with German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier summing up the reaction among his colleagues and in European capitals as one of "astonishment.
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"Iran and Total are summing up the discussions on signing the contract for the development of phase 11 of South Pars, and this is almost in the final stages," said Zanganeh, quoted by the oil ministry's news website SHANA.
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Summing up the intense scrutiny the big banks find themselves in - the life insurance arm of Commonwealth Bank of Australia was convicted of 87 counts of cold-calling offences but fined less than half of the maximum penalty allowed.
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"App developers will go crazy developing shopping tools for patients, and patients will use those tools to search for the best deals," said Larry Levitt, senior vice president of the Kaiser Family Foundation, summing up that best-case scenario.
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"The worst thing about it is that I wish for death every day and I can&apost find it," the artist said, summing up nearly two years in detention that started last year after he spoke against the Emiratis in public.
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Summing up Anna May Wong's legacy is hard to do in just a few words, so I decided to take a walk in her shoes and don her signature look — all while learning more about what made Wong's career so significant.
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So goes the tagline of the The Social Network, summing up the tension between Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his cofounder (and at one point, close friend) Eduardo Saverin, who got booted from the company on its way to global domination.
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" Corey admits to being wary of the status-obsessed youngsters on the scene, summing up the fabulous folly of human desire with the movie's beautiful final line: "If you shoot an arrow and it goes real high… hooray for you.
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BRUSSELS, March 11 (Reuters) - A future euro zone budget should support structural reforms and investment in euro zone countries through grants and loans, the chairman of euro zone finance ministers Mario Centeno said on Monday, summing up discussions among euro ministers.
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Summing all the matches for each winner and applying the algorithm to the last several decades of grand slams results in an average credit of 215.3 per titlist, so I then divided each sum by 20153 to normalise the results.
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As the first show since Spade's passing, the brand honored its founder with a sweet plaque left on each show goer's seat, summing up her legacy with a sentiment that best defines her: "She left a little sparkle everywhere she went."
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For all of his allusions to gospel music and religious history on songs like "Ultralight Beam" and "Low Lights," there's no larger point being made here; if you're feeling charitable, you can say he's summing up his discography to date.
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That said, one of the committee members, the Lib Dem Peer Lord Strasburger, summing up the report for Wired, calls for the bill to be "fundamentally rethought and rebuilt", branding it "sloppy in its wording and short on vital details".
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"God Save Oz" by John Lennon, written and recorded to help fund the OZ team's defense After Judge Argyle had finished summing up, doing very little to hide his contempt for the defendants, the jury retired to consider its verdict.
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Summing up at the end of the four-year trial, prosecutors said Mladic had given the order to kill thousands of Muslims in the U.N.-protected enclave of Srebrenica in July 1995 after systematically starving them over the previous winter.
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The population statistics were mentioned in an Israeli parliamentary statement on Monday summing up legislators' questioning of an official of Israel's military-run civil administration (COGAT) that coordinates government activities in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and in the Gaza Strip.
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For the section of "Sophisticated Giant" dealing with this period, Maxine Gordon quotes his treatment notes at some length, and they read like a summing up of his views on jazz as an art form and a way of life.
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In extensive social-media posts and interviews, Lorde — born Ella Yelich-O'Connor — has presented "Melodrama" as autobiographical, summing up the time since her debut album, "Pure Heroine," particularly "the last 2 wild, fluorescent years of my life," she wrote on Twitter.
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The globe's two largest economies have been hard at work over the last two years, with several rounds of painstaking trade negotiations, broken promises and tit-for-tat tariffs only just summing to a partial "phase one" deal reached in December.
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"The European Union embeds free market principles, embeds corporate power, and membership impedes the capacity of the British government to achieve socialism," Shaw said, summing up the left-wing critique of the EU. They're sometimes called "Lexiteers," essentially left-wing Brexiteers.
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" Summing up a range of Trump actions, Joe Lockhart suggested that the President is sabotaging his own government, with this prime focus: "There is nothing that has reduced trust in government among many Americans than the President's erratic and outrageous policies around immigration.
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As political commentators — and Daniels' lawyer, Michael Avenatti — discussed what they saw as Trump's "hugely damning admission" about Cohen, lawyer and former Obama staffer Ronald Klain sent out a tweet summing up Trump's Fox & Friends interview in light of his wife's birthday.
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Adeyoola describes him as "critical" to the business, a sentiment Chen confirms when we chat — albeit more modestly summing up his contribution as "quite theoretically involved in all these critical algorithms and key technologies developed by this organization since the very beginning".
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Summing up his tenure as governor the Center for Economic and Policy Research, a think tank that swings to the left, noted that the state's GDP growth slightly lagged that of the nation as a whole, as did Indiana's private-sector job growth.
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"Plainly said, this is the worst crisis in our history, with its combination of economic calamity, discredited politics and the violation of the lowest ethical standards," Boris Fausto, a Brazilian historian, told reporters this month while summing up the country's grim mood.
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"Transgender students are under attack in this country," said Chad Griffin, the president of the Human Rights Campaign, a Washington-based advocacy group that is active on the issue, summing up the message he sought to convey to Ms. Jarrett that day.
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Like a true New Yorker, Weiss wasn't one for mincing words when summing up the idea behind payola: "Why waste time going out with someone you don't like and sit down and feast with them when you can't stand them?" he once said.
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Novuyo Rosa Tshuma's "House of Stone," published in the United States in January, has already been highly praised in The Guardian for summing up "not only … Zimbabwean history, but also all of African colonial history" — a large claim on behalf of any novel.
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Her dry sense of humor is on full display as she trots out the crown she wore and gives deadpan reviews about the lavish and long ceremony, summing up what it all means in an interview with the royal family reporter Alastair Bruce.
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So did Burton, one of Peele's favorite directors, whose approach to filmmaking revolves around the experience of belonging: "I feel like I don't quite fit in, like how I am supposed to fit in," he said, summing up one of Burton's themes.
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" And Lowery was one of the first civil rights era veterans to advocate for LGBTQ rights, summing up his position to MSNBC in 2012: "I don't think you can say we believe in equal rights for some people but not for others.
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"We cannot irresponsibly deliver our oil reserves to the transnational companies," Ms. Nahle, who was trained as a chemical engineer, wrote on Twitter this month, summing up her message to a gathering of oil workers in the Mexican oil town of Poza Rica.
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In addition to summing up the findings from weeks of testimony in the House impeachment inquiry, Intelligence Committee Democrats' new report has a surprising inclusion — the phone records of several major players involved in the scandal, including President Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani. Rep.
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In a recent paper organizing and summing up 10 years of research, Alejandro Rico-Guevara and his colleagues at the University of California, Berkeley, shared evidence gathered by high-speed video about how the deadly beaks are deployed in male-to-male conflict.
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Compact and visceral, the trailer does a great job summing up the core conflict at the film's center: Our hero, the weary, isolated Gunslinger Roland, is Idris Elba, in a part that seems to finally be worthy of his long-delayed mega-star potential.
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"It makes no sense to them that someone who consumed a fatal dose would have the foresight to scrub the house of pill bottles, illegal drugs as well as drug paraphernalia on the off chance they might die," TMZ wrote, summing up their sources' findings.
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" That's a headline from ABC, summing up a new report out of Cummings' committee... FOR THE RECORD -- CNN's Abby Phillip shows how to state the truth plainly in the size of a tweet: "Trump is not hiding that his campaign will be about white grievance.
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One high-profile conservative leader — summing up a view I'm hearing across the movement — told me his group doesn't think it's a good idea to play chicken with Republican leadership and the President over the debt ceiling as they often did with Barack Obama.
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Here's the Fox Business report summing up what they say are DOJ's foremost worries about Dish:He has until 2020 to use those licenses or lose them, and he is looking for an extension on his buildout in exchange for buying the T-Mobile-Sprint spectrum.
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Kimmel took a break from fighting healthcare reform and ripping into Trump to turn his comedy gaze upon the UK. He presented Theresa May's disastrous Conservative party conference speech to America, summing up the run of bad luck that had beset the prime minister.
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The book's title was chosen by Weiner himself, and terms such as cyberspace and cyborg stem from it, summing up just how far it has reached, The actual theory of cybernetics — that machine intelligence could recreate the brain— were way ahead of actual science.
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In summing up her relationship with Williams, Sharapova floats the idea that the two women could mend whatever relationship they have and become friends, and follows it up with an even more audacious one: that she's just a little bit responsible for Williams's success.
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After Mr. Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post, got the video over the WhatsApp messaging platform in 2018, his phone began sending unusually large volumes of data, according to a report summing up investigators' findings, which was reviewed by The New York Times.
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Since then, he said, summing up the daily news drip, there have been the Manchester bombing in Britain, Mr. Trump's cryptic "covfefe tweet" and the announced American withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement, all of which, he said, have "infected" the audience in different ways.
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"I feel lost now," said Mikhail A. Veprentsev, 403, one of more than 60 people injured, summing up the mood of those whose loved ones died and those who made it out of the subway train that was struck by a young suicide bomber.
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Summing up Trump's attacks, Brown University sociologist Robert Brulle, an expert on climate science denial rhetoric, said it "sounds like a garbled version of the 'unreliability and intermittent nature of wind power' talking points," taken from fossil fuel industries and other economic opponents of renewable energy.
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U.S. prosecutors in Newark had been scheduled to begin summing up the evidence against two former allies of Governor Chris Christie who are accused of orchestrating lane closures at the busy George Washington Bridge to New York City in September 2013 in an act of political retribution.
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" Dr. Brunvand, who had worked in his first AIDS clinic in 1986, hopes immunotherapy leads to fruitful, pain-free lives for cancer sufferers just as antiretroviral drugs have for people with H.I.V. In summing up his hopes for immunotherapy in cancer, he says, simply, "Think Magic Johnson.
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"None of it matters, because none of it is real," a character says at one point during the early going, inadvertently summing up how "Westworld's" mix of narratives occasionally play as if there's no genuine weight, or risk, however violent and deadly the scenarios might be.
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One of Barbara Cook's last great signature songs was "Here's to Life," a summing-up and looking back anthem by Artie Butler and Phyllis Molinary that has become an almost de rigueur signoff number for nightclub singers with enough life experience to make the lyrics count.
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William Barr, US attorney general Barr took over as head of the Department of Justice in February 2019, and oversaw the official release of the Mueller report summing up the government's investigation into claims that Russia engaged with the Trump campaign to tamper with the 2016 election.
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In contrast to the kind of year they were summing up, both in terms of what's happened nationally and within the industry, these Oscars felt practically apolitical; the most notable statement made was pro-immigrant messaging so gentle it could scarcely be read as a challenge to presidential policies.
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I recently wrote a longer piece summing up what we know about the obstruction case already — a lengthy pattern of apparent interference with the Russia investigation, encompassing Trump's pressures on government officials, his firing of FBI Director James Comey, and his interactions with Russia probe witnesses and defendants.
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" Dr. Winstock, who last month decried a recent attempt by the Australian government to send out a public health message on cannabis as "summing up all that's wrong with drug education in last 40 years," says drug users will not listen if they are "demonized, homogonized, and patronized.
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Following up on a similar law passed in 1976, the law increased the amount of time works of corporate authorship would be protected under copyright law, extending the protection for existing copyrighted works for an additional 20 years, summing out at 95 years from the date of creation.
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The virtues of powerhouse animation studio Pixar's storytelling have been recognized since day one, by everyone from the late Roger Ebert to Hayao Miyazaki, but a new film essay about the studio does an awesome job at summing up why their films are so satisfying to so many.
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So just summing up local, so people should be involved if you're in tech, whatever, you're in Austin or you're in Santa Monica or- Look, if you were a total ... ironically, Salesforce is basically a B250B company that's not that regulated and yet they are heavily engaged with the community. Yeah.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, speaking after Mr. O'Neill at a news briefing on Wednesday, seized on the commissioner's words and leadership, as well as New York's officers, in summing up the city's resolve in the wake of the first terrorist attack in more than 16 years that has left people dead.
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In later questioning, and again in summing up the evidence to the jurors on Thursday, prosecutors said what was revealed in that moment with the gun in the courtroom was not gun safety, but how Mr. Astarita stood and where his feet were placed, as he stood ready to fire.
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"In our age, when social media can instantly spread rumor and false information on a grand scale, the public's need to understand our government, and the protections it provides, is ever more vital," Roberts declared in his annual New Year's Eve message summing up the work of the federal judiciary.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's legal team will wrap up its defense of the President in a short two-hour summing-up on Tuesday after arguing that new revelations by former national security adviser John Bolton are irrelevant to the impeachment trial despite Democratic demands that he be called to testify.
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Aside from the key claim that the jury could not have reached a guilty verdict beyond unreasonable doubt, Pell's lawyers say the decision should be reviewed because Judge Kidd did not allow Pell's team to show a "moving" video during summing-up, which they believe would have detailed their version of events.
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"In U.S., Decline of Christianity Continues at Rapid Pace" ran the headline on a new Pew Research Center survey of American religion this month, summing up a consensus shared by pessimistic religious conservatives, eager anticlericalists and the regretfully unbelieving sort of journalist who suspects that we may miss organized religion when it's gone.
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During Arthur's climactic appearance on Murray Franklin's couch, which is meant to synchronize his torment with the roiling anger of a city left to rot by contemptuous elites, Phoenix resorts to trying on different swishy voices in an effort to inject some organic disturbance into his summing up of the movie's thesis.
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Wilmar's long-term investment programme in the Far East has been developed with Russian support, the ministry for the development of the Far East said in a statement, summing up meetings between officials and potential investors on the sidelines of a regional conference in Singapore, which President Vladimir Putin attended this week.
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Here at Vox Culture we've spent the past several days discussing the year's best TV shows, TV episodes, movies, novels, new comic books, older comic books, performances, underrated albums, and more — and now we're summing up 2016 another way, with five words that shed light on this chaotic, confusing, always-eventful year.
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Thank you, Mr. Whoever You Are, for coming to set today and sharing your unsolicited wisdom about the intricacies of marketing — and for handily summing up the opinion of a small but vocal group of pimply basement-dwellers who have been condemning the all-female Ghostbusters since it was announced in January 2015.
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Option 2: Summing Up the Discussion: Choose one of the points-of-view hashtags that we discussed in class (you may want to take pictures or copy down what was written on the posters) and write an essay that explores that point of view as well as your classmates' responses to it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The New York Times is one of the few publications with full-time obituary writers on staff, who each morning tackle a new life suddenly at its end, summing up in a few hundred words how this one person changed our world and why we should care.
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"In principle, an October Surprise would work by shifting voters' attentions and causing them to focus on some aspect that causes some voters to either change their vote or change their likelihood of voting," Joshua D. Clinton, a professor of political science at Vanderbilt University, wrote me in an email, succinctly summing up the stakes.
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If you thought the late night hosts had a mammoth job summing up all the wild shit Trump tweeted over the weekend, then strap in, because Seth Meyers has taken A Closer Look at 24 hours of Trump totally handling this impeachment inquiry like the calm, rational, stable genius he keeps claiming to be.
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It's an easy-to-use customization tool that frequently allows users to make their older Android phones look more like newer Android phones, by mimicking the latest version of Google's OS. ActionDash does have a couple of other added flares, like a dark mode and the ability to get a daily notification summing up your usage.
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"After a few months of his presidency, Trump has already jeopardized the Paris agreement on the climate change, endangered the EU-US and Nato relationships, and now he risks blowing up the already very delicate situation in Poland and Eastern Europe," European parliamentarian Gianni Pittella told the Guardian, summing up the concerns of much of the rest of Europe.
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"We have a comprehensive offer that we are refining right now, that creates what's called 'essential equivalents' which is the standard that needs to be met in order for Safe Harbor to receive what's called an adequacy determination," said Penny Pritzker, U.S. Secretary of Commerce, summing up the current state of discussions from the U.S. point of view.
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Opinion Columnist A friend sent me a BBC Scotland video of Jay Lafferty, a Scottish comedian, summing up the Brexit situation almost three years after Britain voted to leave the European Union: "So the way I understand it is that Parliament have said no to Theresa's deal," she says, referring to Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain.
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Schiff's appeal stems from his belief that Barr last month "willingly misled the Congress" when he told members of a House Appropriation subcommittee he did not know what was behind reports that the special counsel's team was frustrated with the four-page memo he sent to Congress summing up Mueller's report almost a month ahead of its release.
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Walking through multiple floors of the New Museum, currently playing home to his first major survey exhibit in New York City, Raymond: Pettibon: A Pen of All Work, I couldn't help but think about all those cultural threads coming together — all the art we spent our time reading or looking at before that makes up a canon summing up the here and now.
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"Emotions are too much for me, so I spread my love through likes / I didn't even leave my house last week, but I know what you did last night," she sings over sensual, glimmering keys and a slow electronic beat, neatly summing up how being on your iPhone can make you feel super lonely but surrounded by people at the same time.
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As busy as that description sounds, it's almost the breather the project needs before the high-tech aural blitz starts up again: "Natural Selection" careens through an atmosphere of fizzy synth stardust on four-to-the-floor rails; "Summing the Wretch" pairs digitally processed vocals against yet more amphibian-esque squelches; "The Burglars" flirts with becoming a number from a chiptune opera.
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Summing up the team's legacy can be hard, but in 2015, as the Seahawks faced the news media in the lead-up to a heartbreaking loss in Super Bowl XLIX, Thomas was asked to describe the Legion of Boom and explain why the group played so well together, and his words painted the picture far better than any sour memories of Sherman's rant.
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"For so many tragic reasons, the American imagination has of late been preoccupied with the motivations of disaffected white men who've turned violent — a nation (or part of one) trying to diagnose and explain them, one mass killing after another," Vanity Fair's Richard Lawson wrote in his review of Joker, summing up our current relationship to shootings and their perpetrators.
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One of the victorious Democrats, Jason Crow, "became the poster boy for proudly pro-gun reform Democrats in twin late-season articles in the New York Times ('Bearing F's From the NRA, Some Democrats Are Campaigning Openly on Guns') and Washington Post ('Suburban Democrats Campaign on Gun-Control Policies as NRA Spending Plummets') summing up the new political dynamic in swing state suburbs," Yablon and Nass wrote.
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The result is her most famous poem, a mixture of a higher Dorothy Parker with (in the commanding aside to herself, as she struggles to write) Gerard Manley Hopkins, the neat summing up of a life, titled "One Art": The art of losing isn't hard to master; So many things seem filled with the intent To be lost that their loss is no disaster.
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" In other words, Me. Yet in his summing up he both taketh away and giveth, striving as he always does to arrive at a true understanding, even at his own expense: "Janet Malcolm puts all her talent into demonstrating that the relationship between an author of nonfiction and her subject is by nature dishonest, that's just the way things are, and it can't be changed.
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But Lights can also stand as Fisher's tender, touching, typically rueful goodbye-to-all-that, a summing up of her life both at the heart of and somewhat off to the margins of a classic celebrity narrative that includes her famously difficult relationship with Reynolds, her own dramatic highs and lows and the headline-rocking divorce that stamped her childhood and deprived her of her father, the late Eddie Fisher.
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When it comes to the first-in-the-nation contest, I am more of an old school traditionalist who believes that after the candidates complete canvassing across the state, it's time for registered voters to do their homework by summing up the closing arguments from the last debate or forum, reading any last-minute materials and getting ready to gather with their neighbors on Monday night at 20083 p.m.
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Certain words leap out and sear: "har-RASS," as pronounced by a protester from Baltimore, Ms. Smith's hometown, when discussing street life in the shadow of the police; "barbaric" (pronounced, softly, "bah-BAHR-ic"), from an incarcerated Maryland mother, describing everything she wants her children not to be; the harshly aspirated "box," by a pastor eulogizing Mr. Gray, summing up the captivity into which so many black men feel they are born.
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The app further gamifies the process, tracking an "Impact score," summing up the amount of money you've donated, plus the cash raised from the campaigns you shared with your friends; nothing like a spot of competition to get people's generous juices flowing "Spotfund is changing the perception of what it means to be civic minded," Michael Marian, COO and co-founder of Spotfund explains, adding that the stories model helps potential donors connect and engage with the causes they believe in.
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His situation is as desperate as when he had to sleep in a cell whose fourth wall opened onto a killing void, but here the threat to his life is all in the words of others, and his resigned desperation, if there can be such a thing, is conveyed not by the little he is allowed to say—his summing-up speech is the only stretch of eloquence Dinklage has been assigned in the whole trial—but by the way he looks when he listens.
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Fighting has currently subsided, but as in the past will likely again pick up," Summing up the key stumbling blocks, Eurasia Group's analysts said that "the Russian side insists that any agreement must protect the rights of ethnic Russians and Russian speakers, either through a constitutional amendment giving the separatist regions wide autonomy or international guarantees…while the Ukrainians, on the other hand, insist that the return of border control in separatist-held areas and the withdrawal of Russian troops and weapons must precede a deal on decentralization and special status.
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