The summoning of Mr. Bass appeared to be a tit-for-tat response to the State Department's summoning of the Turkish ambassador to Washington, Serdar Kilic.
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In this way, summoning the phantom of the bloody man was not entirely unlike summoning the shallow relief of the bottle, or the temporary fix of another man's attention.
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Upon closer inspection, they're summoning the Red Angel Of Death.
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PT and locked down the school before summoning game wardens.
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Calls summoning firefighters to put out fires at nearby properties.
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"Chaney went first, summoning some very throaty, begrudging respect," he said.
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Perhaps we should start by summoning some evil spirits via cookie?
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There's that glass box in New York City summoning slasher demons.
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Cruise employees have been testing summoning rides from in San Francisco.
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The commonly used summoning charm literally means "I summon" in Latin.
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How do you want Summoning to be remembered when you're gone?
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He was summoning the nerve to slice off his own fingers.
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The French Foreign Ministry responded by summoning Turkey's ambassador to Paris.
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The Senate now delivers notice to Trump, summoning him to trial.
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The Republican campaign effectively devastated Dukakis's image by summoning the case.
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Mr. Goodman, summoning himself and responding obligingly, served at least once.
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But they require kind of an awkward way of summoning them.
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The colors in this painting are floral, summoning blooming violets especially.
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Summoning the court of public opinion, the scientist felt, was overkill. After
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Summoning water from the depths was also a symbol of temporal power.
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The candidates kept summoning President Ronald Reagan, whose 105th birthday it was.
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Summoning circle, hope this works🕯️ 🕯️ 🕯️ what is a circle?
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The verdict: In terms of ride-summoning features, Uber wins hands down.
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Cap shows he&aposs worthy by wielding Mjolnir and summoning the lightning.
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Irate residents rang the church bells in the town square anyway, summoning hundreds.
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Some examples include searching for restaurant results on Yelp or summoning an Uber.
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What in the name of all that is good is this man summoning?!
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Finally, by pretending her own yacht is sinking, Rike succeeds in summoning help.
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THE IMPORTANT THING IS WE GOT A PICTURE OF YU SUMMONING JESUS pic.twitter.
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Amazon's Echo Loop is a smart ring with a button for summoning Alexa.
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But biography is like Ouija not only because it involves summoning the dead.
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Like Ouija, biography — and especially literary biography — does that summoning specifically through words.
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SMS summoning, on the other hand, seems to have gone by the wayside.
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This show, in this space and with this cast, is summoning them, too.
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So, when people talk about Janis, to some degree, you're also summoning Jimi.
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The war released constraints on politics, summoning fantasies across the cusp into reality.
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Will you honor your mentor by summoning the same courage that he did?
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Here's the full lineup as of now the Democrats are summoning next week.
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Summoning the spirit of Andy Hug, he attacked Holzken's rear leg with kicks.
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The Ritual is Complete, the summoning a success, the new Animal Crossing is coming!
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EDITORIAL WRITER (to John Sununu): Everyone was summoning Ronald Reagan in the Republican debate.
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Gets rid of pesky Dementors by summoning a badass Patronus to chase them away.
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This Donkey Kong 64 speedrunning video from Summoning Salt floored me in that respect.
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There is no summoning "the power of three" if there are only two witches.
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There are very ripe peaches, which are sweet and sticky, good for summoning flies.
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They could do that, for example, by repeatedly summoning him to testify in Warsaw.
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A Syrian military source said the government was summoning reinforcements for a counter-offensive.
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Claire and Jamie make waves in Scotland while summoning support for the Jacobite cause.
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The novel opens with investigators summoning a Tirana playwright, Rudian Stefa, to a meeting.
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General Bolduc made a fuss, summoning his staff to a ceremony for the award.
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Jakarta reacted with uncharacteristic fury, summoning the Chinese ambassador to a meeting on Monday.
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It is a summoning, a monologue, a sustained interior dialogue, a cri de coeur.
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Tesla is not the only automaker that has developed summoning or auto-parking technology.
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But words fail when it comes to summoning the fiends that most frighten us.
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A red freezer, complete with fake food, is in the gallery, summoning people to participate.
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Turns out the anthem acts like the Horn of Gondor for Williams, summoning him outside.
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Summoning contractors for a design job, for example, should be just as easy, says Johnston.
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Summoning or parking your car with a tap on your phone is no longer cool.
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Christophe Castaner, the French interior minister, replied that he was not for "summoning" by anyone.
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Razer is summoning a big gun as it bids to develop its mobile gaming strategy.
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An eerie wind blows and a bell tolls as if summoning mourners to a funeral.
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Join me in playing this on repeat and summoning the end of this hell winter.
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Apple also says it will delete recordings that were the result of accidentally summoning Siri.
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He looks down in anger as he passes the inexcusable mass, telepathically summoning a change.
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The kid starts the ride and the notes from the song are brassy, summoning ghosts.
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With Doom We Come is your 8th album since 1993, and really is classic Summoning.
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But maybe he should switch his Coke-summoning button in the Oval Office to diet.
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The French Foreign Ministry responded by summoning Italy's ambassador to France, Teresa Castaldo, on Monday.
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Whatever they are summoning — fertility, revenge, a benevolent leader, an Uber — its arrival is imminent.
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"Anatomy of a Suicide," which calls the past forward, has the feel of a summoning.
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Finally, Rover is similar to the dog-walker-summoning app Wag — except rough to use.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) said the agency had only done "limited" testing of its accuracy in situations in which officers were summoning a list of more than 50 potential matches, and did no testing when summoning a list of fewer than 50 potential matches.
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Why does asking for one cable that works with everything have to feel like summoning hellspawn?
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The power button may get new functionality like calling up Apple Pay cards and summoning Siri.
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We gathered our participants, clasped hands once again, and then began to chant, summoning the spirits.
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The summoning of Mulki by the monarch has fueled speculation he might be asked to resign.
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Last month, Rutte published a letter to the nation summoning immigrants "to conform or go home".
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Uber believes it has the solution, one that goes beyond summoning someone to do the driving.
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This lovely conversation is cut short by a raven from Cersei summoning Jon to King's Landing.
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A water leak from a pipe beneath the sidewalk flowed unchecked, leaving pools and summoning mosquitoes.
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He advocated stiffening the sinews, summoning up the blood, and lending the eye a terrible aspect.
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Nickerson immediately fled the scene as Riojas' sister called, summoning police, Chief William McManus told reporters.
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Summoning your car at the end of your trip or errand is supposedly just as easy.
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Townsend believes that the person who called him knew she was summoning Parker to his death.
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In Summoning Salt's video above, the speedrunning historian goes through the story of Super Mario Bros.
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Now it was Djokovic's turn to reveal vulnerability, summoning the trainer to massage his left shoulder.
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He also drew a crowd of heavy hitters that few other designers can dream of summoning.
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You can pick up a serving tray that may remind you of a spirit-summoning board.
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Stibbe has a gift for summoning the high-octane low-attention-span pimplefest that is adolescence.
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Perhaps, I fret, he's trying to warn us that we too are close to summoning demons.
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I'm legitimately proud to say I finished the boss without resorting to summoning any help, too.
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Summoning outrage about each new lie is exhausting, and I understand why people sometimes tune out.
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Summoning the brothers to a meeting, Mr. Zambada praised them for the profits they were earning.
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There are a lot of great Steves I might have been summoning up — McQueen, Hawking, Sondheim.
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Watching Octavian's distress, Ms. Fleming's Marschallin melted and, summoning motherly comfort, stroked her disconsolate lover's head.
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When you sprinkle Beauty Dust on your almond-milk latte, this is what you are summoning.
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When he wants to ride alone, he taps again, this time summoning a car through Uber.
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"Yeah, yeah, I'm coming," he said, at one point, to someone summoning him from another room.
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After a call summoning her to the house, she expected to be offered the cabinet job.
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This is the historical context in which Congress is summoning universities back to the bargaining table.
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I'll never forget summoning the courage to walk into Bob Launey's office to explain my situation.
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The artist, however, saw her art as a means of summoning happiness and joy in the viewer.
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If you click with The Summoning, the next episode, Alison and David Cowles's Boots, airs November 21.
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So all this Muskian/Hawkingian/Singularitarian talk of "summoning the demon" and "existential threats" to our "survival"?
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The one place you're likely to spend real money is when it comes to summoning new characters.
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Nintendo is employing a star rating system to measure the effectiveness of heroes you unlock through summoning.
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Summoning your camera from your lock screen, for example, is just a swipe from the right away.
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Homework was often accompanied by Facebook, partly as a distraction and partly for summoning help from friends.
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As YouTuber and speedrunning historian Summoning Salt points out in his thorough analysis of Super Mario Bros.
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Since they won't be around forever, customers better cast a SBL summoning charm sooner rather than later.
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Saudi Arabia returned the slap, summoning the Iranian ambassador in Riyadh to vehemently object to Iran's condemnation.
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Still, I had trouble summoning the courage to discuss or object to the increasing demands She made.
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Glover is able to blur the lines of reality, summoning attention for even the most uncomfortable moments.
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Before moving on, I spent time summoning into other worlds, helping people take down the same boss.
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"This problem requires a serious summoning of political will and commitment of diplomatic resources," Rapp-Hooper says.
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But we can make sure we don't betray ourselves, by summoning the courage to confront the truth.
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Shocked, Angela tried summoning Buck by using a beeper, but he was on a flight and unavailable.
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An officer's voice can be heard summoning her to the back of the apartment, police officials said.
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He added that for him, summoning Wilde represented a return to "civilization" after a 100-year decline.
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So the show registered as an improbable act of summoning and sustaining vitality under energy-sapping conditions.
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"If you spare a lot, it's like parring all the holes," said Straub, summoning another golf analogy.
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The growing investigation added to the woes of Uber, which is the world's dominant ride-summoning service.
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Snoh Aalegra is a Swedish-Iranian singer with a voice summoning you to lean into your feelings.
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House Intelligence Committee Democrats are debating the merits of summoning Giuliani, a source familiar with deliberations said.
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King's illuminated quotation on The Light House shines like a beacon of hope summoning all to enter.
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She also said he at one point appeared in his underwear after summoning her to his office.
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One former NBC staffer alleged Lauer sexually assaulted her after summoning her there and locking the door.
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Y., for summoning Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker before the Democrat-controlled panel on Capitol Hill, Friday, Feb.
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Corinne is soon making the most of a bouncy castle of mysterious provenance, summoning Nick to join her.
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But honestly, I'd be more worried about summoning spirits from banging on all of those accelerator corpses. [CERN]
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OCEARCH had called the Coast Guard about it, but it was unclear why the military was summoning Fischer.
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They also look incredible: summoning powerful monsters and casting magical spells will result in gloriously outlandish visual effects.
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Tressa also has a summoning ability tied to her job, and H'aanit's hunter skill lets her summon animals.
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Washington (CNN)Ted Cruz is summoning his top fundraisers to an exclusive retreat in Las Vegas next month.
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Summoning the Nairobi police chief, she demanded the arrest of the reporter who had written the offending article.
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In these places, Donald Trump tapped into voter anxieties destructively, summoning people to fear with a dog whistle.
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"When black athletes peacefully protest racism and police brutality, Trump has no trouble summoning his outrage," Meyers said.
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Mr. Henry, of course, provides a mighty anchor, summoning an uncanny trauma: one part exasperation, one part fear.
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Of course you can also interpret the line as summoning the composer (or "maker") Ravel through the silence.
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Occasionally I still catch myself in prayer, worrying those same rhythms, summoning God with those old empty words.
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Artist Fernando Orellana is summoning the ghost of Thomas Eakins to Philadelphia through art machines and nude models.
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So this scene could point to Mister Mind laying the groundwork for Sivana summoning or creating Black Adam.
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Ausmus went to his bullpen again, summoning Taylor Cole, who gave up the bases-clearing double to d'Arnaud.
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After summoning the Losers' Club back to Derry, they all collect beloved artifacts to use during the ritual.
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The statement also said that summoning the Iranian official comes in the context of Iranian retaliatory missile strikes.
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Summoning the shade of Sanders' Nixonian predecessor, Ron Ziegler, her tweet is now no longer an "operative" statement.
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Smarter Living: Summoning a ride is easier than ever, but there are ways to make the trip safer.
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But even here, Rowling's influence can be seen — students' powers involve summoning demons from another plane of existence.
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The brief spot consists merely of Lorde and a driver hurtling down a tunnel, presumably to arrive at some kind of summoning ground where Lorde, the Illidan Stormrage of pop, will cast whatever the musical equivalent of a demonic summoning ritual is and fuck up the game for everyone else.
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By getting in the practice of summoning confidence with these five tips, you'll become a stronger, more articulate interviewer.
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This week, Samsung announced there will be a dedicated button for summoning Bixby, the company's brand-new voice assistant.
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Read Ruby Cramer's report from Iowa on Sanders summoning the establishment opposition that fueled him on the national stage.
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And, finally, a text message summoning her to an unknown address that turned out to be the Motel 6.
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The conceptual video, seen above, shows a woman summoning the capsule to her home in self-driving car form.
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The game uses a blind-box-style summoning system (which requires orbs) to call new characters to your side.
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The absence of Earth's Kryptonian savior is cited as a reason for the Mother Boxes awakening and summoning Steppenwolf.
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Both iPhones and Android phones include a hands-free feature for summoning their virtual assistants by speaking voice commands.
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Though he acknowledged that he is potentially summoning scrutiny, Douglas said he preferred to have control over the narrative.
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I just had to share this with y'all because it's the most spot-on Summoning worship I've ever heard.
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During "Possente spirito," Krystian Adam, as Orpheus, held his hand above Wentink's instrument, as if summoning music from it.
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"For my public appearances and for my lectures, they began summoning me for criticism," he wrote in his autobiography.
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Another potential strategy would be to breed crops that do a better job of summoning the microbes they need.
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They acknowledge he called his son afterwards, summoning him home after saying he had dreamt he killed his wife.
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"It eliminates dust, makes it easier to digest and simply tastes better," said Dickinson, summoning his inner Mr. Chips.
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The Interwoven factory whistle could be heard all over town, summoning workers every morning at a quarter to seven.
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Since summoning a new hero requires five orbs, so you can start working out the math in your head.
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Ten-year-old Finn, however, believes that it will, and devotes his days to finding and summoning the fish.
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Fantasy lies at the core of Summoning, and with that comes escapism, one of heavy metal's most beloved themes.
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There is also the question that many great tennis champions have faced: How to keep summoning the fire within?
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She had recently fallen in love with my grandfather Hermann and was summoning the courage to divorce her husband.
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The album's palette also features a horn section, summoning R&B punch and jazz richness, powered by human breath.
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After Brian Johnson got Tellez to pop out, the Red Sox went to their bullpen again, summoning Travis Lakins.
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That was when the calls started coming — strangers with unknown numbers, summoning Wang to a police station for questioning.
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Tesla's summoning technology was originally intended to help cars both park in and get off out of tight spots.
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Summoning an Irish-Catholic call to arms that elevates the importance of blood ties, the entire family pitched in.
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He finally gives it, with a bored flip of the hand, as if summoning a waiter for a refill.
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Shay and her friends end up summoning Lilith and overthrowing the real villains: Their fathers, who police their bodies.
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They can, for example, trigger Siri hands-free, whereas summoning a voice assistant with Samsung's earbuds requires touch controls.
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The title song makes cryptically optimistic promises and unfolds over six minutes with gorgeous patience, eventually summoning an orchestra.
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During those sessions, women report Bikram summoning them to his room at all hours, preceding to allegedly assault them.
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The next day, China's state broadcaster, China Central Television, showed Beijing officials summoning companies to comply with the ban.
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When Molly faces her first crisis, the flashing lights and shrieking bleeps are an absolute marvel, immediately summoning terror.
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With each reading, Fraser was, in fact, summoning the dead because all these middle-aged people had lived lives.
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What he names unwording seems less a destructive imposition of silence or void than a summoning of linguistic renewal.
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The power of the Bay courses through the music, summoning a cool fog of hip-hop that drifts through you.
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She often talked about summoning the legendary dormant stone dragons of Dragonstone (hint hint: it's in the name) for Stannis.
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The agency said that it would recall a "significant portion" of its workforce, summoning them back to work without pay.
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Artists are landing on other planets, entranced with geometric psychedelia, imagining Arcadia on acid, summoning magical creatures, and divulging nightmares.
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"Trump is now ordering — as in summoning — federal government workers to go back to work without getting paid," Cardi said.
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For residents who are unable or have lost the confidence to drive, summoning a vehicle when needed has obvious appeal.
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Mr. Hamelin, summoning tremendous power, played it magisterially, without ever losing sight of the fine thread connecting its various episodes.
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His plans include taxing unproductive land and summoning an assembly to rewrite the constitution, both of which scare the rich.
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Herzog's strategy is to move in stages—from a panoramic, if glancing, overview to a summoning of implications and portents.
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Alexa is capable of summoning an Uber car, ordering a pizza from Domino's, controlling smart light bulbs and much more.
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Obama, summoning the writer inside him, took a stab at the rhapsodic during his most recent visit to the wild.
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She also seemed to magically reappear, without summoning, whenever we needed something (more wine, a replacement for a dropped fork).
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"There is no point in summoning the Ambassador of Ireland for a 'reprimand,'" Lieberman wrote in a tweet on Thursday.
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A game earlier, Maddon, who has been voted manager of the year in the past, had insisted on summoning Chapman.
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Washington (CNN)A growing number of nations are summoning US diplomats in the wake of President Donald Trump's "shithole" remark.
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Silenius: What I [would] really like to achieve is that Summoning shall be remembered as a united body of work.
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When you remember Summoning, you just think about the typical music and the typical lyrical concept—not more, not less.
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She breathes deep through her nose, summoning reserves of patience, as two people go at her with brushes, lipstick, eyeliner.
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The first step in grappling with such a problem is summoning the courage to call it by its rightful name.
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In the deleted scene, Elsa decides to help Anna better understand their parents by summoning a water memory of them.
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She chased the song's highest high notes with the relaxed air of a woman, in her environment, summoning her cats.
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It also said that summoning the Iranian official comes in the context of Iranian retaliatory missile strikes earlier this week.
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"We are summoning Jay Y. Lee to check with him on our further findings," Lee, the spokesman, said on Sunday.
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The move has been met with backlash from Israel, with Netanyahu summoning U.S. Ambassador Dan Shapiro for a personal meeting.
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"Summoning circle, hope this works," people would tweet, with the thing they sought surrounded in a bunch of candle emojis.
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It is the best-designed and most efficient app for summoning a dog walker with some or no advance notice.
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I have learned that bravery means standing up to the powerful and summoning the courage to confront them head-on.
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They're the author's own experiences, often summoning Karemaker's youth or profiling modern-day run-ins with old friends and strangers.
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Elsewhere, the way he needs to conjoin his wife with Polixenes — to summoning the very adultery that appalls him — is compelling.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is summoning the Dutch ambassador in Moscow, Russian news agencies cited a diplomatic source as saying on Friday.
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The Moscow Times reports that during Wednesday's session of the upper house of the Russian Parliament, a senator proposed summoning Zuckerberg.
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Line is expanded geometrically into narrow planes that cascade noisily through four drawings summoning Marcel Duchamp's "Nude Descending a Staircase" paintings.
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The new "summoning circle" meme has Twitter users requesting everything, from not being depressed to a new season of The Office.
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That ceremony, the "point" of the game, involves summoning a spirit and asking it what to do about their social situation.
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When a recent interview with a reporter held up Ms. Van Lindt's work, Mr. Morgenthau began summoning her with increasing urgency.
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That is about as likely as the College of Cardinals summoning me to Rome as a future successor to Pope Francis.
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Senate Democrats are calling for hearings, including summoning Trump's national security team to testify about what the heck happened in Helsinki.
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Instead, the pledge called and texted five other members of the fraternity first, causing an 11-minute delay in summoning help.
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But Mr. Commerford, the bassist, summoning his past confrontational spirit, stares down the heavily armored police officers biking alongside the protest.
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The reported comments prompted anger among leaders in Africa and elsewhere, with several governments summoning U.S. diplomats to explain the remarks.
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But the president, Yahya Jammeh, soon began summoning the pageant winner to Gambia's Statehouse, and eventually asked her to marry him.
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On Saturday, Interpol plays all of "Turn On the Bright Lights" in Queens, summoning memories of an era of downtown cool.
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He spoke slowly, in a still-thick Hungarian accent, moving his cupped hand in a semicircle as if summoning his words.
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Congress took initial steps to provide some scrutiny on Wednesday by summoning top public health officials to Capitol Hill for hearings.
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The partnership will initially focus on research and development related to the customer experience of summoning an autonomous vehicle, Lyft said.
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He uses the cover of capitalist hardship to advance theories of white oppression, often while summoning further harassment of his critics.
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The emperor strikes back by summoning Sidonia to the royal space station, where he intends to hold her hostage, or worse.
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The term is seen by many as a dog whistle, a way to play on racial anxieties without summoning them directly.
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Trump's trouble accessing words, summoning long-term memories, and naming a famous man in front of him could indicate mental deterioration.
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It is also a blend of anecdote-summoning, child-noticing, clothing-complimenting, conversation-starting, conversation-ending and, in 2018, selfie-taking.
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Then, when the fish is poached, the salad dressed, he rings an antique copper bell, summoning the staff to the table.
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He posed them as savages, naked, with bows drawn back; or as shamans in ceremonial garb, summoning spirits from the sky.
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He added: "In the letter we are writing to him, which is a final letter we are reminding him that we will be summoning him and we hope we are not getting to that stage of summoning a former president... "Let me remind you that the former and late MP Roy Bennett was sent to prison by parliament.
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I know you're both involved in other projects, and I've got the feeling you're also perfectionists when it comes to Summoning... Silenius: Yes, we are both involved in other projects, and yes, we are kind of perfectionists when it comes to Summoning, but none of this is the reason for this long break between the releases.
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On Monday, Reuters reported that Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Kuaidi had invested in Ola, the biggest ride-summoning app in India.
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Just as Jess is about to say she'll marry Sam, she panics and shrieks "TRUE AMERICAN!" summoning the gang for a game.
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On Monday, Reuters reported that Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Kuaidi had invested in Ola, the biggest ride-summoning app in India.
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If anything, it helped bring more of it to the surface, like summer rain summoning all the earthworms out onto the concrete.
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For a more detailed explanation, visit our sister site Polygon's screenshot guide to get a more detailed explanation of how summoning works.
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"It's like everybody is Brando all of the sudden," he said, summoning his best impression as he picked up a coffee cup.
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At the end of the loop, the grid disappears, and the blue waves turn red, summoning a coda of violence and bloodshed.
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Like UberPool or LyftLine, summoning the van would lump passengers together and efficiently route it through streets based on their shared destination.
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With regard to the hypocrisy of federal medical marijuana policy, however, it is worth summoning the stamina to relentlessly present the facts.
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Turkey's president has a knack for summoning (and burnishing) the legacy of the Ottoman Empire, including its laudable record on religious freedoms.
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Summoning the courage to ask someone out on a date or even simply give them your phone number can be nerve-wracking.
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The card has helped spark a surge in Resurrect decks, built around keeping board presence from re-summoning minions that have died.
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After summoning Henry to come to the house, Mary takes a moment to ask Matthew (or his grave, at least) for forgiveness.
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Once the city was captured, the terror group declared music and singing forbidden, saying the sounds represented forms of summoning the devil.
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Is music something we must create—summoning the muses, conjuring phantasms from the ether, shaping the notes with our hands and voices?
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Nicki Minaj won Album of the Year at the #PCAs and her acceptance speech included the summoning Michael B Jordan 🥰 pic.twitter.
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Now she deflects questions about the emails and foundation ethical tangles by summoning up the specter of the Vast Alt-Right Conspiracy.
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South Korean prosecutors are also conducting separate investigations into the automakers over the recalls, raiding their offices and summoning executives for questioning.
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He developed his own rituals, spending hours summoning sense memories of the seasons until the gray world of the prison faded away.
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The libretto ends with Samson, summoning his lost strength through prayer, pushing apart the columns of the temple and destroying everyone within.
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How about repetition: a ringing that starts out as a church bell but ends up summoning the start of the championship fight?
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But when my phone buzzed the next day, summoning me to play again, it was as if a spell had been broken.
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And once the sky grew dark, we waited as, one by one, our parents called from the window, summoning us back inside.
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Once in the air, the crew can't call the cops, and summoning an air marshal (if there is one) isn't ideal, either.
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Unless your work boot is hard into the throttle summoning that delicious rumble, the Ram goes about its business in refined form.
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The prosecution has been carrying out an investigation into the allegations, summoning Lee's family and confidants and raiding their homes and offices.
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This week's offering is called The Summoning, and it follows the goofy antics of a feline witch on the hunt for potion ingredients.
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Created by Australian animator Elyse Castro and directed by Natasha Allegri, The Summoning marks the debut of a new anthology series called GO!
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He told the boys that by playing with face cards, they were summoning Satan and told them to go pray for an hour.
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Donald Trump is campaigning for president — as of this moment, he is even leading in the polls — by summoning the worst in us.
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It features magicLab's director, Cyber Illusionist Marco Tempest, summoning the quadcopters from a briefcase, much like one might a rabbit from a hat.
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But they'll have to improve fast to best Google and persuade users that their apps are good for more than summoning a car.
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It's both fascinating and pretty metal, and I wondered if the snail was summoning its god through the powers of the carrot dance.
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But instead of summoning Batman, PanicSafe texts, emails, and calls up to seven of your pre-determined contacts, like 911 or your dad.
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Days later, Tom pulls a Hail Mary pass by summoning the Dowager Countess back from her holiday to talk some sense into Mary.
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He was summoning the ancient trees—their foliage was growing out of the walls of our prison, writhing and shrugging, hemming us in.
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You also get dedicated buttons for capturing screenshots and summoning Google Assistant, though the latter feature won't be live until sometime after launch.
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What keeps the sipper sticking around for the party (rather than summoning an Uber and fleeing for the exit), is, of course, taste.
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Slightly more esoteric entitles like A Forest of Stars, The County Medical Examiners, Brujeria, Church of Misery, and Summoning are just as guilty.
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The game finished with fans doing one last tomahawk chop chant, summoning the glory days of Tom Glavine, John Smoltz and Greg Maddux.
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Noisey: It's been 5 years since we last heard from Summoning, and before that, there was a 7-year gap between full-lengths.
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Azwel has a number of seemingly spectral weapons available to him, summoning them from thin air and sometimes even dropping them from above.
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He said they received an email on Wednesday night summoning them to a Thursday morning meeting, where they were told about the decision.
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To the delight of many, Seattle activated the Beast Mode signal, summoning Marshawn Lynch from unofficial retirement to try to save their season.
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The planchette can be maneuvered across the board's surface by just one user, or a large group — making gigantic summoning a ready reality.
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UK officials are also investigating, ordering auditors hired by Facebook to stand down and summoning CEO Mark Zuckerberg to provide evidence for review.
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But because you didn't stick around, you don't know whether they ended up summoning the police anyway, perhaps in accordance with their protocols.
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There's no way to mention natural wines, a modern New York brasserie and a pair of coequal chefs without summoning thoughts of Frenchette.
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"Dear Edward" is the poignant story of some of those passengers, and of summoning the resilience necessary to move forward after unimaginable tragedy.
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Then, months into his confinement, unshaven and barely summoning the will to live anymore, Jim realizes that he could wake up someone else.
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Like a synth of nostalgia, there's a button for that immediately recognizable breathy beatbox, a "Killer Tofu" riff, and the superhero-summoning Quail Call.
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The works in Trespassing can come across as slightly mischievous, the arches summoning the terms "arch-scoundrel" or "arch-rogue" – an ultra-clever trickster.
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Ironically, this happens after Jo claims to not be superstitious about seeing her groom before walking down the aisle and therefore summoning bad luck.
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Summoning my limited acting skills, I tried to give off an air of power and confidence walking past the doormen to the revolving entrance.
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" He makes up for his lack of enthusiasm by summoning an unholy shriek to kick off the band's closer, Little Richard's "Long Tall Sally.
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You spend much of the game summoning various kinds of elementals and demons to fight the other side, including kraken, juggernauts, wraiths, and gorgons.
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The ceremony is like a smoke signal for future movies, summoning the ones that would, in the future, do well at the box office.
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If tech leaders are correct, someday we'll be getting around by summoning rides in self-driving cars with our smartphones instead of driving ourselves.
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Again, I'd be willing to overlook this if any of the male characters' special skills were at all tied to summoning others for help.
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Once again, the Netherlands have flexed (and flexed HARD) on the global black metal scene by summoning forth yet another excruciatingly good new record.
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Summoning the wit of Flannery O'Connor and the sweet melancholy of John Prine, she elegantly connects her characters' wild actions to their roiling emotions.
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He said he was summoning PG&E executives, shareholders, wildfire victims and other creditors to Sacramento next week to try to hasten an agreement.
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When the great Anna Netrebko, summoning her magnificent voice and full dramatic conviction, describes the flowers she is cradling as lilacs, they become lilacs.
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Dinoflagellates, if you are having trouble summoning a sixth-grade biology lesson, are usually ocean-dwelling, single-celled organisms also known as marine plankton.
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While it remains unclear what will happen in season two beyond Will Byers apparently summoning Cthulhu with his mind, what more do you need?
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Summoning Salt uses clips from a lot of recorded speedrun videos, but, like any good speedrunner, he goes further into obsessive levels of detail.
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Heavy metal has always embraced fantasy, and whether you dig Tolkien or not, it's impossible to deny the appeal of a band like Summoning.
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Summoning within her own body the necessary force to make the assemblage crumble, Foulkes transforms the dancer-sculpture duet into an aerial mosh pit.
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The report ignited calls for investigations by global regulators and the summoning of Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, to testify before Congress last April.
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Who talked incessantly about how heroic his election was, summoning more energy for self-congratulation than he ever exhibited for the praise of others?
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He told a story of Trump summoning him to a guest room at Mar-a-Lago; Trump then telephoned him from an adjacent room.
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When he wanted our attention he shouted our names from several rooms away, like a king summoning his wenches (a word he frequently used).
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Mr. Gates personally intervened by summoning General Petraeus to take over the promotion board and ensure that Mr. McMaster would receive his first star.
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Recognizing the sizable costs of childhood poverty is an important first step toward summoning the political will to address this economic and societal blight.
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Mr. Kim has just personally decreed an end to the season of diplomacy — after personally summoning it into existence at the start of 2018.
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That was the broad takeaway from last week's New York Times profile on Uber, the car-summoning service, and its chief executive, Travis Kalanick.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is summoning his conference for a members-only meeting on Wednesday to hash out the party's strategy on Obamacare.
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One poem is called "Days of Our Lives," summoning up that hourglass; another is called "Haboob," after the Arabic term for a thick sandstorm.
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It's about summoning the spirit that compelled our party to champion the New Deal, the Great Society and the credo of Yes, We Can.
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Turkey issued two notes of protest after summoning the Dutch Embassy&aposs charge d&aposaffaires, Daan Feddo Huisinga, according to the foreign ministry in Ankara.
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A car owner simply taps an app to send their vehicle away to its parking space, and summoning the car back is just as simple.
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Summoning the Outdated presents his book poster designs from the 1960s and '2503s that fuse traditional Japanese imagery with his own idiosyncratic, hand-drawn style.
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Summoning new characters costs orbs, and you can see the percentage chance you have of getting certain characters, so there's an element of luck involved.
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Before long, a telegram arrived at the Kellys' apartment on St. Raymond Avenue, summoning Tommy to Hollywood "in a Pullman car and everything," he recalled.
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"Summoning the United Nations deep into Russia's historical space is a serious step," says Dmitri Trenin, head of the Moscow Carnegie Centre, a think-tank.
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Foreign Minister Borge Brende said the visa denial was "highly regrettable" and that Norway had protested through diplomatic channels before summoning Teimuraz Ramishvili, the ambassador.
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They're the type to wear shades at night, because you look extra badass summoning the ghosts of jazz when you're wearing Geordi La Forge sunglasses.
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Seems he believes Lyft and GM will be the future providers for these vehicles and we will all be summoning them on our smartphones instead.
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In addition to summoning the French diplomat, Italy also canceled a planned between the countries' finance ministers and warned that diplomatic relations have been compromised.
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And when is someone going to mod this function so owners can whistle to call their Tesla, like summoning a horse in a video game?
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In 1957 in New York, Eleanor Shipley unwittingly paints evidence of herself into the very scene from which Sara inexplicably disappeared, summoning a hidden passion.
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In the extraordinary "Morning Studio," two cuddling women are the occasion for several styles of representation, various paint textures and an amazing summoning of light.
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He was still nonchalantly flipping his racket into the air between points and still summoning thunder in his service games when he needed it most.
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Americans have begun to chafe at Washington's dysfunction, and the administration is trying to make temporary adjustments by summoning thousands back to work without compensation.
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Lee has denied any wrongdoing, calling the investigation into the bribery allegations, summoning his family and confidants and raiding their homes and offices, politically motivated.
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Another possible theory is that they were worried about summoning a literal demon into the room and leaving the place haunted for generations, which, understandable.
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She's joined in the chorus by Norwegian pop artist Aurora, who voices an eerie incorporeal voice that's been summoning Elsa out into the snowy wilderness.
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Such depictions seem likely to outlast Ms. Merkel herself, making it difficult to imagine Europe's summoning the unity to bolster itself against the next crisis.
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Yet Fury rose, summoning strength at the critical moment of his comeback from a 2 ½-year ring absence amid bouts of drug abuse and depression.
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Tools for snuffing or trimming wicks, and the like, dangle from the candelabra, along with a small bell for summoning servants when all else fails.
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The first time the monster visits, there's a close-up of Conor's pencil as he draws, the sound of the pencil almost summoning the monster.
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Their battle unfolds in an onscreen animation, but the children assist by summoning some low-tech magic that's just as appealing: their own exuberant energy.
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You can still use the old-fashioned button to trigger the voice recognition system, but people have grown accustomed to verbally summoning their digital helpers.
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VREDE, South Africa — With loudspeakers blaring, city officials drove across the black township's dirt roads in a pickup truck, summoning residents to the town hall.
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Summoning Jesse Faden's superpowers initiates a cacophony of strange noises of varying frequencies that really puts a sound system, or a headset, to the test.
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With spare accompaniment, she held the stage for an entire evening, performing more than 282 of Smith's songs and summoning the events of her life.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee is summoning Google executives to cooperate in the panel's probe into Russian election interference and to testify in an open hearing.
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Jameh said that protesters were courting "bloodshed, in preparation for summoning a foreign military intervention," an outcome that he said he desperately wanted to avoid.
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Summoning these cars is a no-brainer for heavy users of smartphones, but for older people with declining vision and motor skills, it's a puzzle.
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Smarter Living: Summoning a ride share is easier than ever, but there are some things you can do to make the ride easier and safer.
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Over time, TaaS becomes the rule rather than the exception; by, say, 2030, most people take most trips by summoning a shared electric autonomous vehicle.
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Summoning nefarious powers of sorcery and soothsaying, the Republican National Committee has declared Mike Pence the winner of Tuesday's vice presidential debate — hours before it happened.
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On one side, this elite is presumed to be a bunch of economic superheroes, able to deliver universal prosperity by summoning the magic of the marketplace.
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For many fans, it is a potent quadrennial madeleine, each tournament summoning memories of previous ones, the lost friends with whom they were watched, past selves.
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In the past, he has likened AI to "summoning the demon," and he founded an organization called OpenAI to mitigate the risks posed by artificial intelligence.
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He famously compared work on AI to "summoning the demon," and has warned time and time again that the technology poses an existential risk to humanity.
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Set in a small town in Massachusetts, the film sees a group of friends perform a summoning ritual in an attempt to debunk Slender Man lore.
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You may think it's how he uses his hands to conduct - seemingly caught in a fiction of summoning the sound himself - but it's not that either.
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Spokeswoman Hua Chunying told reporters that Beijing had not been given advanced warning of the test and would be summoning Pyongyang's ambassador to lodge a protest.
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Hell, this person is literally selling a "haunted weight loss bag" that will help "burn calories faster," by ostensibly summoning the Angel of Fitness or something.
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After banging my head against the boss for a few hours, I succumbed to summoning a friend for jolly cooperation, and we took them down together.
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Which is actually the target audience of the show," she says, summoning her best Anderson Cooper voice to mock the audience she imagines: "What is 'reading'?
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He was knowledgeable but not glib, effortlessly summoning the names and summarizing the details of old decisions without indicating how they would apply to new controversies.
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Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh were summoning memories of summer days in the very white, very cosseted country club, prep school world of suburban Washington.
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She varies her singing approach, here projecting a note with the blazing, bell-like clarity of Neko Case, there summoning her voice's sweeter, more lilting qualities.
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"Trump keeps summoning monsters of abstraction — things that aren't real — they're extensions of the ordinary, fears that you have that he plays on," Mr. Colbert said.
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On Tuesday, Mr. McConnell had privately warned his rank-and-file members that he did not currently have the votes to stop Democrats from summoning witnesses.
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"Well, you are leaving one way or another," the sheriff replied, summoning uniformed officers, who escorted Mr. Gray out of the building under threat of arrest.
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But if this musical seldom succeeds in creating incisive individual character portraits, it's pretty good at summoning the endless, poignant possibilities that lurk within a crowd.
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The Mets suspended him and essentially forfeited their Sunday game, summoning an overmatched replacement, Adam Wilk, to New York on an overnight flight from Las Vegas.
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Now in his mid-70s, he brought a touch of frost to Shakespeare's sylvan Forest of Arden, summoning the hard-times atmosphere of the Great Depression.
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Shortly afterward, an emissary arrives from Buckingham Palace, summoning Dolittle to the bedside of Queen Victoria (Jessie Buckley), who is near death from a mysterious illness.
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What makes Gaiman's book so arresting, though, is its summoning of the awful sense we have as young children that our darkest fantasies may be real.
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Then Alison got a mysterious call summoning her to Woodlawn, the New Jersey psychiatric institution where she'd recently spent six months (losing Joanie in the process).
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His songs, driven by his spellbinding falsetto and skeletally spare synthesizers, shimmer plaintively, summoning up the LA nights that McMorrow consciously chose to make them in.
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"I won't stand for it," he told reporters, though he stopped short of summoning what he called a full "Jersey attitude" like other leaders seeking payback.
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The rapper started off doing theatre and poetry workshops after summoning the strength to leave an abusive relationship, an experience that shines through in her music.
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Moore wasn't sure what to make of the robocall she'd received the night before summoning her to the meeting, but she knew she had to be there.
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There are also fewer options for summoning Alexa than there are for Google Assistant: you can't activate Alexa through saying its name or by squeezing your phone.
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Rivals speakers like the Amazon Echo can be used for a wider variety of tasks, like ordering a pizza or summoning a car from ride-hailing services.
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The piece is indicative of the album as a whole: both new and familiar, and capable of summoning fond memories of the game from two decades ago.
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But every time it looked as if the Packers might be summoning their former magic, they would revert to their hapless ways of the last 10 weeks.
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Meituan is tapping its existing infrastructure to get the job done, for example, by summoning its food delivery drivers to serve the grocery service during peak hours.
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Tesla says it will include speed matching with surrounding traffic, lane keeping, automatic lane switching, freeway merging and exit, along with self-parking and summoning on startup.
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But in the middle of the well-intentioned festivities, the crisis in Muskrat Falls arrived like a bloody ghost, summoning up the very worst of Canadian history.
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" Donald Jr. mentioned them twice, summoning the storybook memory of "playing with trucks as a 6-year-old while he's negotiating deals with presidents of major companies.
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ELSEWHERE > Vatican and sexual abuse: Rocked by sexual abuse scandals in multiple countries, Pope Francis is summoning senior bishops for a first-of-its-kind meeting Feb.
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Accio, the summoning spell, if you add an "N" to the end of it, it becomes a concatenation between "accelerate" and "ion," which is what we do.
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I'm normally against summoning, except in the most extreme of circumstances, but it was deeply satisfying to split our efforts, before coming together for the main event.
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Cora broke the emergency glass by summoning Eovaldi to the mound in the first place, and then by leaving him in there to throw pitch after pitch.
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The pope, for his part, has barely responded outside of summoning the world's bishops to the Vatican for a meeting this winter to discuss the ongoing crisis.
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She had a way of applying the stick under her shirt before pulling it out of her sleeve like a magician summoning a rabbit from a hat.
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Politicians and the press still invoke obviousness in the hope of summoning some conviction we all still share, some bedrock of group belief we can agree on.
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The insects that prey on these herbivores are also confused by vehicle exhaust, partly because the summoning molecules released by damaged plants are degraded by air pollution.
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The militant leader forced Pashtuns from Karachi to resolve their business disputes through Taliban courts in Miram Shah, summoning civilians to make the long journey for hearings.
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After all, it's millennials who so eagerly climbed aboard the Uber express, clutching their cell phones and hailing the ease of summoning a ride anywhere, any time.
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Even as his speech slurred and his condition steadily deteriorated, the man, Renat V. Mukhamadeyev, 31, dissuaded his widowed mother from summoning an ambulance until about midnight.
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Yet now, summoning his strength and gathering his obsessions together like old friends, he brings forth "Pain and Glory," one of his richest and most sombre films.
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But if those words were meant to stir Senate Republicans to entertain the idea of summoning administration officials to testify before the Senate, they fell far short.
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They promptly picked up guitars and other instruments, and, within moments, they were stomping and bouncing and raising their voices in song, giddily summoning the rock gods.
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Considering the number of possible arrangements, there's no reason to assume that any of today's ride-summoning firms will be dominant forces in an era without drivers.
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China took the unusual step in December of summoning Australia's ambassador to lodge a complaint against Canberra's allegation that Beijing had sought to interfere in Australian politics.
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After firing Nene, Zuma appointed a junior politician with no record of national financial management to the post, before rapidly backtracking and summoning a past finance minister.
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After taking 20 rides divided among Fasten, RideAustin and taxis, only once did I have an issue summoning a car, with Fasten on a rainy Saturday night.
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"Think of the great days when we were together fighting for fairness and justice for all," he said, again summoning an idealized version of the Roosevelt era.
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Before the phone call between Kern and Gentiloni, Italy had responded to Doskozil's remarks by summoning Austria's ambassador to Italy and calling for EU sanctions on their neighbor.
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"The younger boys both witnessed the incident [in 2016] and bravely tried to rescue their mother, summoning first responders to the wilderness campsite." prosecutors said in a statement.
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The move followed the summoning of Canadian Ambassador John McCallum on Saturday over Meng's detention and a similar protest warning of "grave consequences" if she is not released.
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I also mixed up the one-tap and long-press function sometimes, which means I didn't know if I was summoning Siri or the car's built-in voice.
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Hopping over the ruins, we collected wildflowers and jagged clay pieces that we thought treasures until our mothers hollered our names through open windows, summoning us to dinner.
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It can also do simple actions with Pebble apps, like summoning an Uber, and Pebble thinks developers will find even more ways to tinker with its little button.
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Mr Trump seemed to take particular pleasure in summoning corporate titans; executives smiled as he spoke of his bold plans, even as some acknowledged his shortcomings in private.
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The continuing story involves the brother switching bodies, children being abducted, and a psychic brother summoning a monster through a wormhole (sound familiar?) before it could be defeated.
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With prosecutors summoning him to testify before Spain's High Court on Thursday, Puigdemont may face demands from Madrid for his arrest if he fails to heed the summons.
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The elementary schooler turns her mom over, holds her head above water and drags her to the shallow end of the pool before summoning her aunt for help.
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The ministry said in a statement that Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng had issued the warning to Canada's ambassador in Beijing, summoning him to lodge a "strong protest".
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Prosecutors have said they interrogated Park in the detention center on Tuesday rather than summoning her, at her lawyer's request, taking into consideration her security and mental condition.
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Now an industry with its roots in prehistory is changing that tune, summoning up a modern set of incentives for people to get more intimate with outer space.
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The Nuart Festival kicks off today in Norway, summoning street artists from around the world to deck the walls of Stavanger with their freshest and most ambitious ideas.
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Today we're premiering "Lonely City," which begins at an uneasy clip, summoning an insistent bass that echoes as if it were reverberating through hollow streetscapes and empty buildings.
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It was a long shot, summoning an acquaintance for such a favor, but I felt overwhelmed and he seemed like the kind of guy who could handle it.
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A sharp wind buffeted whitecaps below and clouds raced across a dramatic horizon, summoning a vastness that gave me a true sense of the isolation of this place.
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Instead of summoning our better angels to build a stronger union, we're instructed to blame each other for the country's problems, to look for culprits rather than answers.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi addressed some of those concerns on Wednesday, summoning DNC officials to host a briefing for House Democrats specifically on the role of superdelegates this week.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lashed out at Security Council countries by curbing diplomatic contacts, recalling envoys, cutting off aid and summoning the American ambassador for a scolding.
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I was repeatedly told that consumers summoning Ubers want their cars to come quickly, and that they don't really care about the fine print of the drivers' compensation.
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Summoning a quartet of great Verdi singers — soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor and baritone — isn't easy, but there's no reason a major opera house should go 0 for 4.
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Namanari use dark magic to perform evil deeds such as summoning Ikiryo, a spirit that leaves the body of a living person and haunts other people or places.
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Trump has relished the grandiosity of the estate, summoning potential Cabinet picks for meetings there at the same time regular members shuffle through the stately living and dining rooms.
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Image: SamsungFor all the Galaxy S8 owners fed up with summoning Samsung's digital assistant every time they accidentally tap the Bixby key, there's finally a fix for your frustration.
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Apple hasn't confirmed the rumors, many believe that summoning Siri without the use of a button, greater water resistance, and wireless charging with be some of the new features.
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Users can build their army by summoning popular characters from the Fire Emblem series, and lead them using touch-and-drag controls on maps designed to fit smartphone screens.
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Summoning up what would prove to be a lifetime of formidable strength, my mum rummaged through stores for a professional wardrobe, put me into preschool and bucked the trend.
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Folk/doom/experimental rock wizard Chelsea Wolfe is gearing up (read: carving summoning circles in the earth) for the release of her new album Hiss Spun on September 22nd.
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I cannot recall in my lifetime a Congress re-summoning a witness who admitted lying to lawmakers for a hearing that afforded the fanfare provided to Cohen on Wednesday.
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First, Ryan went through the motions of summoning Trump to Washington for a "come to Jesus" meeting at Republican National Committee headquarters, after which he still withheld his endorsement.
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And Mr. Wingard does, from time to time, but without summoning the deeper dread or the sharper wit that might make this movie anything more than an elementary exercise.
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Mr. Safwat has no trouble summoning up hundreds of volunteer marshals to control the crowds — many of them veterans of the 2011 protests, in which they had similar roles.
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Now it will be up to Senators to reject a similar rule-killing measure, summoning the courage to defy a massive campaign by Wall Street and the financial lobby.
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Sure, Faustus compounds it by summoning a demon, but if you believe yourself to be constitutionally incapable of receiving salvation, why not get what you can while you can?
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But the opportunity to maybe this time get Lon'qu is why Nintendo includes a very particular screen after summoning a fighter: a reminder to summon another one for cheap.
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But he cuts into our next question — about how much Krablr is targeting for its token sale — to bark into a lobster-handled landline telephone, summoning an afternoon snack.
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The president-elect is summoning leaders of the biggest tech companies to New York for a round-table discussion, according to a transition official who has seen the invitations.
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Alternative ways of summoning Siri include pressing the Home or side buttons, depending on your model — but are not the safest way of interacting with the phone while driving.
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Ms. White is summoning the songstresses of 60s and 70s pop in a performance in the lobby of the VICE's Williamsburg office on a Thursday afternoon earlier this summer.
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Coming off the win in Japan and his triumph at the Presidents Cup, Woods was still tinkering with his equipment and his mechanics, summoning the motivation to compete again.
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The mayor, a Democrat, wasted no time on Friday in summoning the news media to Police Headquarters in Manhattan, where he stood beside his police commissioner, James P. O'Neill.
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Summoning figures from the past, he masturbated, and as he reached climax a huge piece of tin blew off the roof and revealed clouds racing across a yellow moon.
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The Trump White House has mostly used Camp David as a meeting place, most recently summoning Congressional Republicans together on a weekend to discuss the impeachment inquiry and strategy.
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On Thursday, he sent a letter summoning the head of the federal Office of Government Ethics for questioning, suggesting that the agency and its budget are ripe for review.
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With "Night People" (1958), Mr. Déon moved toward the front rank of postwar novelists, summoning a nightmarish vision of Paris through the nocturnal wanderings of his insomniac main character.
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Knicks General Manager Scott Perry and his Mavericks counterpart, Donnie Nelson, met before the game in a Garden hallway before taking their huddle behind closed doors and summoning Mills.
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In the original, She-Ra was the twin sister of Prince Adam, who also went by the name He-Man when summoning the powers of Castle Greyskull to fight evildoers.
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After summoning the courage to tell her family, Art, now Angie, was surprised by the love and acceptance she received from her wife, her five children and her extended family.
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He will start interviewing some candidates as early as this weekend, possibly at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, to relive "the old days" of summoning potential Cabinet picks.
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It has built-in far field microphones for summoning Alexa and a 960 by 480 resolution display that shows recipes, song playlists, snippets of news, and Alexa "skills" or apps.
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"Trump keeps summoning monsters of abstraction — things that aren't real — they're extensions of the ordinary, fears that you have that he plays on," Colbert said in response, the Times reported.
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Summoning the energy to get to the gym at all is enough of a challenge, but now an Italian design firm wants to harness your workout to power a boat.
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Hernan Perez followed with a two-run homer and Marlins Manager Don Mattingly turned to his bullpen again, summoning Bryan Morris, who struck out Domingo Santana to end the inning.
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If the Weeknd broke through by summoning a sleazy and silvery soundtrack to dissolution and slow decay, he's become a Coachella headliner for acquiescing to the demands of the industry.
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The game does reward you for summoning multiple fighters at once; the cost per fighter goes down to three orbs if you add five fighters to your army at once.
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This means the federal government does not set rates for items like skin-to-skin contact or for summoning an additional nurse to the operating room after a C-section.
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But when writers (and readers) get a faraway look in their eyes at the mention of Johnson's name, "Tree of Smoke" is not the book they are summoning to mind.
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The government had long managed nonviolent dissidents quietly, by summoning them to security offices for scolding and making them sign vows to stay in line before releasing them, he said.
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Later, alongside an enterprising young man named Hodaka, she channels her abilities into a business, stopping the eternal rain and summoning the sun for customers' weddings, festivals, or fireworks shows.
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"Welcome to the first human-free fulfillment center," Mr. Bezos said before smashing a bottle of champagne on the floor and summoning an autonomous vacuum to clean up the mess.
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The FBI was exposed for lying for more than three years regarding its deployment of sniper teams around the Bundys' ranch prior to the Bundys summoning supporters to protect them.
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Though the ending felt abrupt on the evening I attended, Ms. Reid and Ms. Anakwe, in the enigmatic passages leading up to it, seemed like twin spirits summoning departed souls.
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To many Americans, his uncalculated move risks a new American involvement in the Middle East quandary without a clear endgame in sight, summoning the lingering ghosts of the Iraq war.
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The government had long managed nonviolent dissidents quietly, by summoning them to security offices for scolding and making them sign vows to stay in line before releasing them, he said.
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Several closely-watched Republican senators declined to say whether they believed Hunter Biden was worthy of summoning … Democrats were unanimous in their view that Hunter Biden's testimony would be irrelevant.
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Separately, the California Public Utility Commission ordered corrective steps by PG&E, the state's largest investor-ownedutility, while summoning eight of its top executives to an emergency meeting on Friday.
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Which last week they did almost immediately, summoning Lynch for a physical, and which Sunday night they did almost immediately again, opening the second half with three consecutive scoring drives.
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The ministry said it is summoning the envoys of Western states who took "unfriendly steps" towards Russia over the poisoning of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
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This works beautifully in moments when characters are united through music and shared stories, and when summoning the past and the nationalist tradition that fuels their loyalty to the IRA.
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It's more than just a chill in the air — the statue in The Academy starts bleeding, and Ambrose and Luke spot the Greendale Thirteen in a summoning circle in the woods.
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An ongoing dispute over a statue commemorating South Korean victims of the Japanese imperial army's sex slavery has escalated, with Japan summoning its ambassador and a consul general back to Tokyo.
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To that end, the American College of Surgeons says it is acceptable to "overtriage," summoning the trauma team for the 25-35 percent of patients who don't end up needing it.
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They report summoning the strength to quit dead-end jobs, launch new companies, reunite with estranged family members, end toxic relationships, and find their soulmates as a result of his teachings.
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Nintendo is calling this process summoning, and it essentially lets you spend a certain number of orbs to unlock new heroes through a randomized system not unlike a collectible toy machine.
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I'm not sure that you can name your heroine Estrella without summoning memories of Víctor Erice's "The South" (1983), which takes place in the long wake of the Spanish Civil War.
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Elon Musk has been especially vocal lately, famously comparing work on AI to "summoning the demon," and warning time and time again that the technology poses an existential risk to humanity.
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Last summer Mr Macron stole the limelight by summoning lawmakers to a joint sitting of both houses of parliament at Versailles, the day before a major speech by his prime minister.
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Before you get in too deep and end up summoning a malevolent entity (if not literally Bloody Mary), there are a few things you need to know about communicating with spirits.
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Before officially filing a complaint and summoning a person to a Foreigners Tribunal, border police are supposed to visit their home, giving them an opportunity to present documents proving their nationality.
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Heavily armed military police sealed off part of Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport for hours Tuesday night after arresting a man for unspecified suspicious behavior and summoning explosives experts to check his luggage.
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Kono made the comment to Nam Gwan-pyo after summoning him to the foreign ministry, as the neighbors' political and economic row over forced Korean labor during World War Two worsens.
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In season one, Julia (Stella Maeve), the show's female lead, summoned a goddess, only to realize she'd been tricked by the god Reynard, who hitched a ride on her summoning ritual.
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Turkey is summoning the U.S.'s ambassador to protest "aggressive and unprofessional actions" by Washington, D.C., police against its bodyguards last week in a violent melee in which protesters were attacked.
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Explorer Summoning our courage, my husband and I knocked on the unmarked door of the Convento di San Francesco, a 13th-century monastery in the Tuscan hill town of San Miniato.
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As the scandal threatened to become a major political burden for her government, which championed pro-business deregulation, Ms. Park called for a thorough investigation, and prosecutors began summoning company officials.
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Barbara Comstock, a Republican of Virginia, told a story of a male member of Congress summoning an aide to his residence, then answer the door in a towel before exposing himself.
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In one demonstration, after pitching a credit card and summoning a human colleague to help close the deal, Pepper helped a user kill time by dancing hypnotically to a techno beat.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Rousseff sought to plead her case to an international audience, summoning members of the foreign news media to the Palácio do Planalto, the building that houses her offices.
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It's a summoning of sorts of an image of calligraphy—another art based around repetition in search of perfection—as he chips away at that old, familiar topic of shooting people.
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The band's sole member, Hazard, is as big on classical composers Strauss and Mussorgsky as he is inspired by Summoning and Dimmu Borgir, and the results of his experiment are electric.
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The decision drew criticism from U.S. lawmakers and heightened tensions between the U.S. and Israel, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu summoning U.S. Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro for a meeting.
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Further steps may come in February, when the pope is summoning more than 100 bishops from around the world to a summit meeting at the Vatican on the protection of minors.
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Yet he has been leaning on Mr. Cobb, constantly summoning him to the residence and dialing another lawyer on his team, Jay Sekulow, for consultations, people briefed on the discussions said.
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Within days of retiring from the Army and returning to his home in Leesburg, Va., for a well-deserved rest, he received a telephone call summoning him back to government service.
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The judge disclosed the request on Tuesday morning after meeting privately with Mr. bin al-Shibh and Mr. Harrington, and then summoning the other defense teams and prosecutors into his chambers.
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He also worked to prevent the president from summoning aides into the Oval Office on a whim and urged the president to place his phone calls through the White House switchboard.
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Medvedev had chances to pull ahead early in the fifth set, earning three break points in Nadal's first service game, all of which Nadal saved by summoning his experience and strength.
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Tech Fix Dogged by scandal and the resignation of its top boss, the ride-summoning company Uber is hoping to win customer loyalty with a series of changes to its app.
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Constitutional challenges and a legal campaign nearly kept Governor Roberts from summoning the legislators back to the capitol, and there was even more chaos once the chambers were called to order.
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He explained that Booker is the best candidate to him because he was the most gifted at defining what the battle for the country is, and summoning people to that battle.
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The deal reportedly "enraged" President Trump, who responded by summoning other automakers — General Motors, Fiat Chrysler, and Toyota — to the White House to pressure them to stick with the administration's plan.
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He showed an easy familiarity with constitutional doctrine in his hearing, effortlessly summoning the names and summarizing the details of old decisions without indicating how they would apply to new controversies.
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His sons would lose, and he hated that, and the sons hated it, too; they didn't want to box, but he kept summoning Jones and his brother and making them fight.
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The ministry has said it is summoning the envoys of Western states who took "unfriendly steps" towards Russia over the poisoning of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
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Thank you for what you did yesterday morning: summoning courage and smiles, comforting your supporters, congratulating your opponent, and conceding this race you fought so hard and so honorably for so long.
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You can hear echoes of that in calls to "take back control", as well as in the mouths of autocrats who, summoning an angry nationalism, promise to hold back the cosmopolitan tide.
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The gaming industry has seen this sort of behavior for years, from disgruntled fans summoning helicopters to the homes of game developers to calling in bomb threats on planes carrying studio CEOs.
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Stadia can work with existing game controllers, but Google has its own Stadia controller with built-in buttons for sending game play to YouTube and summoning in-game help via Google Assistant.
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The changes governing sexual misconduct come a month after Uber announced it will do criminal background checks on its U.S. drivers annually and add a 911 button for summoning help in emergencies.
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The EU was more forthright in its criticism, saying that summoning the German envoy did not seem to be in line with the EU's cherished freedoms of the press and of expression.
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Fellow sensitive and psychic Water sign Pisces occupies the sector of your chart that rules joy—whether that means frolicking in graveyards and summoning demons or taking selfies in your leather undies.
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Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 is the only game in which a floppy, smiling sunflower can obliterate a zombie pirate and his airstrike-summoning parrot with a precision beam of raw solar energy.
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The biggest thing we've got to do is undertake the reforms that are going to make a difference and summoning Americans into ... But you need the political power to do so. Yeah.
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The families said, knowing that the summoning of male relatives meant a burial ceremony was planned, they refused to go, demanding instead that the bodies be handed over for proper funeral services.
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Just as past presidents have, Mr. Trump can leverage this turbulent moment by summoning, as President Abraham Lincoln once said, the better angels of our nature in a national call to service.
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But on Monday, Gambia filed a lawsuit accusing Myanmar of genocide, summoning the case before the United Nations' highest court in an effort to open a legal path against the country's authorities.
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Trump told the gathering of right-wing social media personalities and conservative lawmakers that he will be summoning tech companies to the White House to address the accusations of anti-conservative bias.
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Trump told the gathering of right-wing social media personalities and conservative lawmakers that he will be summoning tech companies to the White House to address the accusations of anti-conservative bias.
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He sponsored one of the first bills to deny federal funds to Planned Parenthood in 2007 and pressed for similar efforts year after year, summoning words of outrage but having little effect.
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In each case, we sense an entire society both summoning and deserving the attention of the artist, who can reach out, more or less at random, and pluck a story worth telling.
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With a bit of effort, we can connect to this deepest and highest insight more frequently and shorten the gap between hearing its directives and summoning the strength to carry them out.
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Puma shared news of the shoe's imminent restock by summoning "all bold and daring souls" on Instagram yesterday, which was answered by an inundation of heart-eyed emoji and "YES"-laden comments.
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Summoning a level of confidence that would make Mr. Wonderful proud, Stern shares the tenacious tale of how he pitched NoHBO to large companies like Clorox and the CEO of Hyatt Hotel.
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Despite its baroque character, there's not a whiff of pretension or self-importance here; yeah, Summoning is nerdy as hell, but if they don't have a problem with that, why should you?
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As it turns out, the two programmers behind Summoning are as anti-fascist and anti-Nazi as they come, and have been ever since their early days playing anarchist squats around Europe.
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A devotee of Tibetan Buddhism, she seems to have centered her life and work on the idea that poetry and language are a "tribal responsibility," summoning a powerful kind of political magic.
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Despite Uber's sometimes lax regulations and harassment and discrimination scandals, people still love using it and other services like it because of their lower prices and the ease of summoning a vehicle.
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On Wednesday, the pope took the highly unusual step of summoning presidents of bishops' conferences around the world to come to the Vatican for a February meeting on the sex abuse crisis.
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After the summoning of the ambassador, Arreaza replied in a tweet over the weekend that Venezuela valued its Portuguese community, but the judiciary investigated crimes regardless of the origin of the suspects.
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Ko Sung-hee stars as an anonymous P.R. functionary at an eyewear company called Prism, which is experimenting with a pair of glasses that will assist in summoning a realistic holographic companion.
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On a night not long afterward, I overheard him confess to my mother that he was having trouble summoning the names of drivers when he was announcing, and found himself hesitating uncertainly.
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After summoning Christensen to his office to explain why he thought Intel was going to get killed, Grove was able to grok what to do, Christensen recalled: They made the Celeron Processor.
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Under Mr. Kalanick, Uber flouted rules and regulations to bring its ride-summoning service to hundreds of cities, prized growth above all else, and often turned a blind eye to corporate misbehavior.
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The GOP is in overdrive to ensure that all of these matters remain in the public eye through Election Day, summoning Comey and Lynch to appear before separate panels on Capitol Hill.
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This summoning of a spectator's guilt is underscored by Emmie Finckel's set, which suggests a stylized basketball court, and by Valentine Monfeuga's hip-hop soundscape punctuated by the screech of referee's whistles.
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This summoning of a spectator's guilt is underscored by Emmie Finckel's set, which suggests a stylized basketball court, and by Valentine Monfeuga's hip-hop soundscape punctuated by the screech of referee's whistles.
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Remember that old episode of Sabrina where Sabrina's two aunts threw her a surprise birthday by holding some kind of terrifying séance and summoning Baphomet to join them for an occult ritual?
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By releasing a song now, Swift is in the perfect position to give it its live debut at the VMAs this weekend, summoning all the associated publicity that would come with it.
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That's because the Era of Hurt Feelings hadn't reached the point of summoning its opponent, someone to cry out, "Enough!" and mobilize all the ones who are sick of wearing a straitjacket.
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In a short statement, China's Foreign Ministry said that Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng had issued the warning to release Meng to Canada's ambassador in Beijing, summoning him to lodge a "strong protest".
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But after French President Emmanuel Macron accused Italy of "cynical" and "irresponsible" behavior, the government responded by summoning the French ambassador, demanding an apology and challenging Macron to take in more asylum seekers.
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What started with one-click purchasing has escalated to Wi-Fi connected physical buttons to order mac and cheese, reordering items by talking to the Amazon Echo speaker and now filter-summoning pitchers.
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In the last couple of years, Musk has made headlines for comparing AI to "summoning the demon" and calling it the greatest threat to mankind — "potentially more dangerous than nukes," he once said.
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Beyond those services, China's top local services firm Meituan recently added a car-hailing function to its app, while car manufacturer Geely has expanded its ride-summoning service Caocao Zhuanche to more cities.
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In fact, it may just signal a fan theory—popularized by the very smart ASOIAF blogger Poor Quentyn—that the Iron Islands subplot might involve the summoning of a Cthulhu-type Lovecraftian god.
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The duo—made up of two of the friendliest, most Courtney Love-loving malcontents you ever did meet—have become frighteningly adept at invoking discomfort, and summoning a shivery, dread sense of malfeasance.
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I'd love to just be able to slide my finger up or down the AirPod, er, shaft to adjust the volume, rather than summoning Siri or tapping the volume button on my iPhone.
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"They say many people saw the incident but they have produced no witnesses," he said, adding that the police&aposs summoning of Waked for questioning was unusually swift for a case like that.
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Summoning her superior knowledge of history — something she's pointedly proud of in the film — Jackie decides to model the public funeral on the memorably solemn procession that bore the casket of Abraham Lincoln.
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This week, Bran messes up everyone's lives by accidentally summoning the Night's King and an army of the undead to the tree cave where he has been learning how to have enlightening visions.
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To help you master these made-for-spring styles, we teamed with AG to whip up several easy looks that'll have you summoning your friends and requesting an outdoor table in no time.
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Summoning Salt goes through some of the big names in the community and how the run evolved from individual track times to beating the game — every cup and course — in one straight shot.
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Counsell went to his bullpen again, this time summoning Jacob Barnes, who retired Austin Barnes to end the inning and then struck out two in the eighth to bridge the gap to Knebel.
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" He was "not so much looking for the shape" of reality, he wrote, "as being available / to any shape that may be summoning itself / through me / from the self not mine but ours.
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" Fortunately, he concludes, summoning the final gust of wind like an undergraduate completing a term paper, "familiarity with changes that did or didn't work in the past can serve us as a guide.
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Ellis, who presided over Manafort's Virginia trial, wasn't happy with that arrangement, calling it "highly unusual" in an order last week and summoning representatives for Mueller and Manafort back in court on Friday.
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President Hollenbach is in the habit of summoning confidants to his cabin in the Maryland woods, where, at night, he turns off the lights and rants until dawn about the conspirators encircling him.
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The changes governing sexual misconduct come a month after Uber announced that it will perform criminal background checks on its U.S. drivers annually and add a 911 button for summoning help in emergencies.
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US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Patrick Murphy is expected to travel to Myanmar in the coming days for discussions on the crisis, after summoning Myanmar's ambassador to express US concerns on Wednesday.
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But in the security footage, he seems to fragrantly toss the ice cubes on the ground himself before summoning the courage to step on the ice and—gently, slowly—collapse to the floor.
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"There is spirit in our country like never before ... we will prevail together, we love the USA," Trump said, summoning notes of patriotism and unity in a Rose Garden statement posted on Twitter.
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Secondly, when I have a good melody in mind, i immediately want to take it for Summoning and for nothing else, and thirdly, I realized that i never could be creative on command.
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He crossed the line, acclaimed by thousands of orange-shirted Dutch fans at a circuit owned by Red Bull, 2.7 seconds ahead of the Monegasque but with stewards summoning both to an enquiry.
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I am curious about the first full day here at the White House, choosing to send the press secretary out into the briefing room, summoning reporters to talk about the inaugural crowd size.
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Greece stared death in the face in 480 B.C. The Great King of Persia was summoning overpowering strength to conquer the city-state of Athens, and ultimately the Greek world as a whole.
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And Mr. Cuomo, despite repeatedly calling for the Senate to reconvene and reauthorize the cameras, has stopped short of officially summoning them to return, arguing that Republicans would continue to delay the measure.
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He was arrested while he was fishing after U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service agents asked him for his fishing license and pressed him for identification before summoning Border Patrol officers, according to Nola.
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Artificial intelligence has no shortage of critics — from visionaries like Elon Musk, who once compared A.I. to "summoning the demon " in a horror film, to everyday workers who fear being replaced by machines.
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This has worked for Trump, from the "grab 'em by the [you know]" Access Hollywood tape to summoning Russian interference in US elections to blatant attempts to abuse the office of the presidency.
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"It was made clear that Pakistan would be well advised to ensure that no harm comes to the Indian defense personnel in its custody," India's Foreign Ministry said, after summoning a Pakistani diplomat.
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The second baseman with the golden bat turned fumble-fingered; the staff ace became hittable in his moment of redemptive glory; the alchemist manager mixed the wrong potions and mistimed the summoning of relievers.
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Summoning winds with their mouths, they conjured open spaces with open chords and the energy of keeping warm through a swapping of notes, suggesting an entire mental atmosphere that Ms. Posin's dance didn't approach.
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This Thursday through Saturday, May 11–13, the Institute for Public Knowledge at New York University is hosting "Summoning the Archive," a three-day symposium and festival dedicated to printed matter and digital archiving.
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Rather than presaging buttered scones or announcing the Amazon man with a parcel, Whitechapel's bells were in the business of summoning souls to prayer, alerting loiterers to curfew and marking the passage of time.
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But, in light of Gordhan's recent troubles, a Reuters poll conducted just days after news of his summoning indicated that South Africa's credit rating is likely to be cut to "junk" status this year.
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Gracie Thinks That Eve Is Just A Very Extra Hookup Who Won't Go Away After jokingly summoning Eve via a spellbook, Gracie wakes up to find Eve sleeping next to her in her bed.
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While on vacation in August 1993, I vividly remember the call from the State Department Ops Center summoning me back to Washington because Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) had reached an agreement.
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Ehire Adrianza replaced Polanco at short on Tuesday and Molitor said the team would likely make a roster move Wednesday, putting Polanco on the bereavement list and summoning a replacement from Triple-A Rochester.
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Eva Ekelund, who heads the city's department of land and development, told The Guardian that "iron is under the new town center, too" — summoning the specter of a re-relocation further down the road.
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"This is not a drill," Dr. Chadwick P. Smith, a surgeon at the center, said he told the trauma surgeons he woke up at home with phone calls summoning them to the emergency room.
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Kelly, who was set to visit Las Vegas with the president, abruptly backed out to handle fallout over the story, reportedly summoning Tillerson and Mattis to the White House to discuss a plan forward.
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Cubs and Indians fans have been deprived of glory for so long (108 years for the Cubs, 68 years for the Indians) that they are less fans than faithful, ever summoning their better angels.
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Trump's own "law and order" speechifying often seems to have been ripped directly out of these earlier eras, summoning timeworn racial stereotypes and specters of an acute urban crisis that no longer quite exists.
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Though she was certain she would soon be killed, Solis pretended to be dead on the carpet, waiting as many as 20 minutes before ultimately summoning the bravery to rise from that church floor.
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Saudi Arabia's royal court said in January it was winding down a 15-month anti-corruption campaign after summoning nearly 400 people and recovering more than $106 billion through settlements with dozens of them.
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As duBois charts the history of her chosen era, she does a fine job of summoning up the atmosphere of confusion and dread in the years immediately before the AIDS epidemic had a name.
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Instead of summoning the Bixby virtual assistant with the Galaxy S20's side button, you can set it to act as a shortcut for your favorite app, or even back to a power button!
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Mahoney was always affectionate with Field, and she adored him, but he soon began summoning her to the bedroom, where she was told to walk on his back as he lay naked in bed.
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Ultimately she was never bussed to the San Diego court and was told her case was closed - a fate she was able to avoid only after frantically summoning her lawyer, Ghazialam, to the border.
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"You see such incredible work and love and teamwork," said Mr. Trump, summoning a message of unity after a period in which his response to racial violence in Charlottesville, Va., had been called divisive.
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All this led to France's Secretary of Equality Marlène Schiappa summoning Uber's French directors, including Salom, on December 12; Ben Ali led a protest outside the building where Salom was interviewed by French reporters.
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After addressing Russian interference in American affairs in Season 22004, the espionage-and-antipsychotics series returns to the Middle East for its eighth and final season, with Saul (Mandy Patinkin) summoning Carrie to Afghanistan.
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While many AI experts have come to believe that artificial intelligence is likely to be limited, Musk has warned about hyper-intelligent, human-hating AI: "we are summoning the demon," he said in 20153.
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Pokemon Go is a mass demon summoning that's destroying our reality | ZAM | The Largest Collection of Online Gaming Information John Brindle discovers hidden forces more powerful than any game developer may have dared imagine.
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Malaysia also announced it was recalling its ambassador to Pyongyang and summoning North Korea's own representative in Kuala Lumpur, Kang Chol, after he accused Malaysian officials of conspiring with "hostile forces" during the Kim investigation.
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Now, instead of summoning Assistant by holding down the call button, users can change the noise cancellation / ambient noise toggle to trigger Assistant instead, along with getting faster push-to-talk and proper iOS support.
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Amazon had a head start in recruiting companies to make their products compatible with the Echo, and Alexa now boasts over 3,000 skills, everything from being able to order a pizza to summoning an Uber.
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Speedrunning historian and YouTuber Summoning Salt dug into the history of Sonic 2 speedrunning, documenting how players approached the Sega Genesis game over the years (sometimes breaking it entirely) to get the fastest times possible.
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A practitioner of feng shui, the ancient Chinese system of summoning good luck, she combined the art of face reading with analysis of the candidates' birthdays and current life cycles according to the Chinese Zodiac.
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While I was weak and bullied in my real life, in Diablo II I could slaughter those who rose against me, terrorizing my enemies with the dark arts by summoning undead spawn in player-vs.
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Germany raised the possibility on Wednesday of suspending European Union aid payments to Turkey after summoning Ankara's ambassador to Berlin to protest over the arrest of the six, including Amnesty International's Turkey head Idil Eser.
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But as the dancers writhed and slinked against their framing boxes, or cages, the image they kept summoning, at least for me, was of prostitutes selling themselves in the windows of Amsterdam's red-light district.
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For Mr. Evers, who sent fund-raising emails to supporters about Republicans' refusal to consider legislation, summoning the lawmakers was a way to focus attention on an issue important to himself and his political base.
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The local cystic fibrosis clinic worked in tandem with the transplant team at Stanford Hospital in California, summoning information and X-rays and then, when things really went off the rails, me, via emergency airlift.
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By summoning remarkable poise and steely resolve in the highest-stakes moment of her career, the big-serving Pliskova became the first Czech woman to reach the U.S. Open final since Helena Sukova in 222.
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He then has to break back in — injuring his hand and summoning a key eyewitness in the process — to get the keys, at which point he also pockets the likely murder weapon in his jacket.
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BERLIN — If President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey had hoped that summoning the German ambassador would get a video poking fun at him by a German satire program removed from the Internet, he was wrong.
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Autosteer is part of Tesla's Autopilot software, which also enables lane-departure warnings, automatic parking, and remotely "summoning" the vehicle, which can move the Tesla in and out of a garage without a person inside.
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"It's a great community because you can talk about anything and you're not worried about being called crazy," said Hans Boysen, 53, who has participated in the last seven summoning sessions with Bingham since 2011.
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"Borders," the record's closer, is the one that'll really catch in your throat, a cosmic "Song to the Siren" jam, in which Roby offers an abstract summoning, stretching out syllables, calling out to spirits unseen.
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On Tuesday, Baskin went to her local Costco and replaced signs for sold-out products, like water and rice, with signs for magical items like boots of levitation, an enchanted battle ax, and summoning orbs.
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Or that the 17-bedroom hunk of gingerbread on Tower Hill Loop, currently on the market for $4.475 million, remained in the same family, intact, for 118 years, down to the bells for summoning servants.
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In 2008, Cooper undertook an arduous journey to a place whose name, he felt, was summoning him: Prime Head, at the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, north of Exasperation Inlet, Cape Disappointment, and Cape Longing.
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"The clever writers for the show also used direct lines from the play (Act 1, Scene 3) as Sabrina's Weird Sisters-summoning spell: "The weird sisters hand in hand, travelers of the sea and land.
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These Alexa-summoning wearables — a pair of black glasses called Echo Frames, a dark gray ring called Echo Loop, and a pair of earbuds called Echo Buds— mark a move into a notoriously tricky market.
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Okay, well, maybe it's not that deep, but the Montreal band is still capable of summoning up gales of guitar and strings like no one else can[...] The record is actually slight for a GY!
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On Wednesday, Tetsuro Fukuyama, secretary-general of the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party told reporters the ruling LDP-Komeito coalition had agreed to consider summoning former National Tax Agency chief Nobuhisa Sagawa to testify in parliament.
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Diplomatic fallout Diplomatic relations between Malaysia and North Korea have been strained in recent days, culminating with Malaysia summoning Pyongyang's ambassador and recalling its representative to North Korea, according to a statement from Malaysia's Foreign Ministry.
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Like prior matches, OpenAI also disabled summoning and illusion features, both of which involve bringing on additional variables in the form of hero copies and unique creatures that OpenAI hasn't trained its system to account for.
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Dela Deso: Radioactive materials are an everyday part of life, powering cities all over the world, summoning fear of cancer or hope for super powers (depending on how many comic books you've read) in pop culture.
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Musk co-founded OpenAI partly because he was concerned about the potential dangers of AI, having described it as "summoning a demon" — though he's since left, citing a conflict of interest with Tesla's budding AI business.
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But, if you have a wee one who drops and stomps on a blueberry, you'll probably want to use a wet paper towel instead of summoning the V8s's mop, which could potentially spread the mess around.
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As Sam Rosenfeld notes in his 2017 book The Polarizers, they used rhetoric of "hijacking" to describe the right's attempts to take over the GOP, summoning the familiar Cold War bogey of infiltration by foreign elements.
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The questioning of the executives was widely seen as a precursor to the summoning of Mr. Shin, who controls Lotte, the fifth largest among the chaebol, or family-controlled conglomerates, that dominate the South Korean economy.
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Shirley Thomas-Moore, a teacher who came to Ford to make better money, recalled the scene in the mid-80s: A man would hit his hammer on a railing, summoning the attention of the factory floor.
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But at the very end, after the credits roll once again, we get one last coda: a quick shot of Amma as the Woman in White, summoning her friends to the woods — and to their deaths.
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Datsyuk was one of the league's most entertaining players to watch, a guy who was capable of summoning magic out of nowhere, and any fan of the NHL has to be disappointed to see him leave.
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It's not clear whether Schiff's calls for courage have pushed any Republican senators toward breaking with the president and their party leaders on the key votes coming up next week surrounding summoning witnesses or subpoenaing documents.
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There, summoning the energy of Hendrix—who designed the studio in the 70s—and filling it with posters of other soul men like Prince and The Isley Brothers, he made it a shrine to his heroes.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany raised the possibility on Wednesday of suspending European Union aid payments to Turkey after summoning Ankara's ambassador to Berlin to protest over the arrest of six human rights activists including a German citizen.
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"I just want to remind y'all, because it's been a little over three weeks...Trump is ordering and summoning federal government workers to go back to work without getting paid," Cardi B says in the video.
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Something invisible and pernicious seems to be preventing even good literary men from either reaching for books with women's names on the spines, or from summoning women's books to mind when asked to list their influences.
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Ms. Huffington, a founder of The Huffington Post who joined Uber's board last year, has been gaining influence at the ride-summoning company, write Katie Benner and Mike Isaac, technology reporters for The New York Times.
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There are only so many times a person can hear "this medal has a coca leaf on it, that's kinda cool" before they are driven to summoning an Elder God in order to end all existence.
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It's hard to remember now, but when Amazon first introduced its magical laundry detergent-summoning buttons in 2015, the company had to assure everyone that Dash buttons were not, in fact, an elaborate April Fools' prank.
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Zuma sacked finance minister Nhlanhla Nene in December and appointed a junior politician with no record of national financial management to the post, before backtracking and summoning past finance minister Pravin Gordhan a few days later.
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China had threatened retaliation for weeks, so this was seen as thumbing his nose at Xi. The latest: China reacted furiously, summoning the U.S. ambassador to protest, and warning the move would undermine cooperation with Washington.
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In big cities along the coasts, GM is widening its efforts to capture urban consumers who are shifting away from traditional vehicle ownership and some day may get around by summoning self-driving cars with a smartphone.
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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI (Reuters) - An Indian parliamentary panel is summoning Twitter Inc's chief executive to appear before it later this month, after he did not attend a hearing on Monday to discuss citizens' rights on social media.
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For example, if a developer built a tool for searching for restaurants through Yelp or some other integration, it could tap into already-existing domains like getting specific locations and also summoning a car to get there.
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Dorian Corey, Miss Jay Xclusive formerly from the house of Karan and Pendavis and Miss Cookie Tookie Samantha James from house of Revlon are like Limit Breaks or summoning Aeons or Espers in this ballroom bruk up.
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Or you can reach for this compact 3D-printed lens that turns your smartphone's camera flash into the Bat-Signal, summoning someone who can help but who also has a way cooler car than the police do.
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But if things start going poorly for Trump, and he senses that he is losing, he may revert to type, summoning half-truths and outright lies as facts and trying to define Clinton by calling her names.
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Mr Salvini, who is also interior minister, said he intended "summoning" his French counterpart to discuss the question of former Italian terrorists living in France, an issue he is far keener to resolve than most French politicians.
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On that front you could imagine members of the same club, say, being able to hop into the same discussion channel — summoning it by scanning a mutual object or design they all own or have access to.
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An Echo with FreeTime on Alexa enabled won't be able to use most third-party skills like summoning an Uber or even controlling smart home devices like lights and drapes (though Amazon says that is "coming soon").
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The reported inclusion of wheels, voice summoning, and computer vision would seem to indicate the Vesta can follow you around, acting as a sort of mobile Echo device for rooms where you don't have an Echo nearby.
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I pass the moments in between the doing, seeing, and exploring by summoning a wealth of emotions that have pumped through my veins and out through my pencils (yes, I still hand write before I ever type).
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The White House will hold a day-long summit on the Zika virus next month, summoning top researchers and government officials to help prepare the nation for the disease to begin spreading in the U.S. this spring.
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A presidential source said before summoning the little-known law professor, Mattarella had contacted the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the far-right Northern League to receive confirmation that he remained their choice for prime minister.
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Dr. King invoked the Christian demand to love one's enemies in the civil rights movement, summoning the Greek notion of agape, a form of universal love, to channel God's love for racists in power like Bull Connor.
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Few symphony orchestras venture far into a season without summoning a soloist to execute the majestic opening arpeggios of Beethoven's "Emperor," the throat-clearing double-stops of the Dvořák Cello Concerto, or some other familiar bold gesture.
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Perhaps this summoning of Eakins's ghost back to the very place he lost a job is the beginning of a rather academic horror story; yet what was once seen as degenerate by the administration is now celebrated.
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It was empty, like one third of the boxes shipped from the United States — a "soul summoning box" with just a name in it for an individual whose body was likely vandalized or in some way unrecoverable.
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Presented as found footage, the film shows a young man covertly filming the congregation of the synagogue summoning a Golem, a mythical clay monster of Jewish folklore, to stave off the anti-Semites in their Queens neighborhood.
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Then, with its 2014 album, "Shriek," Wye Oak willfully transformed its sound, nearly eliminating guitar to construct songs from keyboards and the rhythm section; Ms. Wasner moved primarily to bass, summoning both its architectural and propulsive functions.
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USA Today reported two weeks ago that a common pleas judge in Hamilton County, Ohio, has adopted the practice of summoning ICE whenever he has a "hunch" that the defendant standing before him is an undocumented immigrant.
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More than that, investigators can't even talk to Geremeyev: leaks from the security services imply that he fled to the United Arab Emirates, then quietly returned to Chechnya, where requests summoning him for questioning have got nowhere.
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It has scripts, now, with imagined writers making elaborate pitches for this season of America: The TV Show and imagined producers summoning security as it becomes clear that the writers are getting way, way too heavy-handed.
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He reaches back behind him as if to throw something, and the sky ripples and cracks behind him — he's summoning some destructive force from the very fabric of time and space itself, calling down giant fireballs of doom.
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Last week, the Federation of German Industry issued an alarming report that China was using "price dumping, takeovers of European hi-tech industries and government interventions," summoning Berlin and the EU to fight those trade practices head-on.
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President Sergio Mattarella is summoning Cottarelli to his office after the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the far-right League abandoned plans to form a ruling coalition in protest at Mattarella's veto of their proposed economy minister.
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There are the minor ones, like summoning a beatdown in a dungeon when an enemy is trying to flee, or seeing how other players choose to spend their days in game — great for pinpointing new characters to meet.
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For now, I will tentatively say that this beats being a cat, summoning a cat, or saving a cat for the title of "coolest cat-related thing to do in VR," because none of those involved real cats.
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Some Democratic senators, liberal activists and commentators had wanted Roberts to play an active rather than a largely ceremonial role in the historic proceedings, perhaps even summoning witnesses despite opposition from Trump's fellow Republicans who control the Senate.
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The final scenes show the hero delivering compatriots to Chinese peacekeepers in UN blue helmets (earlier, a Chinese-American doctor has tried summoning Marines from an American consulate but hears an answering-machine, for the Yanks have fled).
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The streamer Cinthya Alicea matter-of-factly told me what it was like to be "swatted"—a vicious prank in which trolls anonymously report a made-up threat to police, summoning a SWAT team to a target's home.
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"We pushed for summoning the state as a party to this trial to guarantee the payment of the compensation for the families of the victims because the suspects are unable to do that," lawyer Lhoucine Raji told Reuters.
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The most amazing moment of Evo 2018 came during their third match, SonicFox had GO1 on the ropes but GO1 almost managed to turn around the fight by summoning the ancient dragon Shenron to grant him a wish.
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Formed in Vienna, Austria in 1993 at the height of black metal's infamous Second Wave, Summoning separated themselves from the corpsepaint-smeared pack by embracing a very specific aesthetic based on Tolkien-inspired fantasy instead of Satanic horror.
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Democrats have entertained other options short of impeachment, such as summoning former federal prosecutors to hearings to evaluate the strength of the evidence in Mr. Mueller's report and calling legal experts to debate the definition of impeachable offenses.
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New Utrecht Reformed Church, with its sprawling green lawn in an otherwise packed urban setting, is a relic of an even more distant past, summoning a time when the area was a village and congregants were largely farmers.
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The 2018 playoffs and World Series offered a parade of twitchy managers yanking their starting pitchers after four innings, summoning a parade of faceless relievers to throw one mind-numbing fastball after another for fractions of an inning.
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Summoning animus against him can be a psychological challenge, and it presumably only gets harder for those who played last September in the Laver Cup, the new and successful team event started by Federer and his management company.
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In addition, because Uber is generally more popular in most cities, in my experience its surge markup is often significantly higher than Lyft's, meaning riders are typically better off summoning a Lyft when cars are in high demand.
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The soloist is asked to create multiphonic sound by playing one note, vocalizing another and, through the magic of acoustics, summoning a third; the effect is like wind sneaking through the cracks of poorly insulated windows in winter.
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The Ways and Means Committee continues to be engaged in preparing to ask for the President's tax returns using an arcane IRS code, and some committees have begun summoning cabinet secretaries to appear before their committees for questioning.
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Editorial "Think of the marvels we can achieve if we simply set free the dreams of our people," President Trump said in his speech to Congress last month, after summoning a list of technological triumphs from America's past.
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" His more memorable work has a near-hieroglyphic lucidity, summoning up fields of meaning in a single shot, as with the eerie, fedora-wearing Strangers in "Dark City" and the romantic goth hero at the center of "The Crow.
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After all, how is the security guard to know he shouldn't tap the intern on the butt when she walks by, when he's heard rumors about the anchorman dropping his trousers after summoning that same intern to his office?
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I do know that I have a visceral aversion to seeing myself as a victim, because it means acknowledging the limits of my agency, and am capable of summoning some pretty sophisticated defense mechanisms in order to avoid it.
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Duterte denied influencing the regulator's decision, which was followed by the justice minister ordering an investigation into Rappler for possible criminal liability and the National Bureau of Investigation summoning its CEO to answer a complaint related to cyber-crime.
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To that end, she decided to pay homage to a different Black creator on each of the album's 13 tracks, summoning the energy of poets, musicians, and writers whose fingerprints can be found all over her stirring resistance songs.
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Controlling the elements, for instance, seems considerably harder than controlling an animal (unless, perhaps, it is a cat)—but, if you are going to try to control the elements, summoning a breeze seems easier than turning night to day.
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But while an American man who calls a woman a "cunt" in anger or mockery is drawing upon a tradition of misogyny, a woman calling another woman a cunt is simply summoning the strongest language she can think of.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson protested a decision to raise interest rates in the late 1960s by summoning the Fed chairman at the time, William McChesney Martin, to his East Texas ranch and pinning the smaller man against a wall.
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Maybe we would get weird if we had to release a Summoning album every second year, but with all this long time in between, it is still an exciting process to build up new musical paintings from Middle Earth.
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Rap music has traditionally concerned itself with summoning the imagery of very real places: Nas illustrating the stoops and baseheads of Queensbridge, New York, for example, or N.W.A documenting the realities in the streets of South Central Los Angeles.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Ted Cruz of Texas was just getting going, summoning his down-home artillery from the Senate floor — the faith-flecked tales, the weathered statesman's gaze, the theatrical pauses deployed not so long ago before caucus-inclined Iowans.
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During the last few years, the world has received a thorough education in the psychology of sexual abuse victims — the challenges of coming to terms with trauma, of erasing shame and doubt, of summoning the courage to come forward.
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" Responding to Israel's summoning of the envoy, Wallstrom's spokesman noted an EU call in October for an investigation into Israeli tactics and said: "We want to have good relations with Israel and have an active dialogue, including about values.
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Judd said Weinstein appeared in a bathrobe after summoning her to his hotel room two decades ago, where he proceeded to ask her if he could give her a massage or if she would watch him take a shower.
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At times abrupt, often rambling, characteristically boastful yet seemingly pained at the portrayals of him, Mr. Trump kept summoning the spirit of his successful campaign after a month of grinding governance to remind his audience, again, that he won.
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If you want to taste the ripest fruits of 21st-century living, you'll have to accept them from the hand of the behavioral advertising daemon Google and Madison Avenue have been summoning together since the start of the century.
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But weeks before he stepped down, Dagan suspended convention by summoning Israeli reporters to Mossad headquarters, where he disputed Netanyahu's assessment of the imminence of an Iranian threat and declared readiness to launch a pre-emptive war to foil it.
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Watch: Meet the Vodou Priestess Summoning Healing Spirits in Post-Earthquake Haiti Sagittarians and their mothers, however, are the mother-daughter duo headed to their weekly hot yoga class at 5 AM. They are likely to enjoy doing spiritual activities together.
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Case in point: One poster for The Adventures of Barron features Bernie Sanders with a bird on his shoulder summoning eagles over the Mexican border (a nod to the March 2016 Oregon rally in which a sparrow visited the candidate onstage).
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The couple welcomed two daughters — Dallas, in 1988, and Demetria "Demi" Devonne, in 1992 — and after 10 years of marriage, Dianna gave up her dreams of stardom and walked away from the marriage, summoning the courage to divorce him in 1994.
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In 2014, CEO of Tesla Motors and SpaceX Elon Musk compared the current research around AI to "summoning the demon," and called the malicious HAL 9000 of 2001: A Space Odyssey a "puppy dog" compared to the AIs of the future.
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More interesting was Rodriguez's rolling to turtle and again summoning the spirit of Sakuraba—this time the Japanese great's positive traits—and using the kimura to briefly escape from Edgar's pressure and even attempt a back take and then an armbar.
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As Rodgers shredded the Chiefs on Sunday night, summoning his superior powers of extemporization in a three-touchdown performance, Mahomes, out with a dislocated kneecap, loitered on the Kansas City sideline, hands in his pockets, powerless to alter the outcome.
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As light-hearted as Jack o' lanterns may be nowadays, summoning the image of an eternally damned man stalking through the wilderness with only a dying coal to light his way will surely put you in an appropriately creepy mood.
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Sullivan received two subpoenas last month from Mueller's office, one summoning him to testify before the Washington grand jury and the second requiring him to provide documents and other data to investigators, according to copies of the subpoenas seen by Reuters.
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But Mario Kart 64 has a number of glitches and exploits that make it one of the most technical and interesting games to speedrun in the entire series, as YouTuber Summoning Salt explains in his look back through its history.
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It bolts ahead at a breathless pace, moving from Captain Marvel getting her energy bursts on in the company of Chun-Li's spinning bird kicks to Rocket Raccoon summoning his barky buddy Groot to batter his opponent's digital brains out. Brilliant.
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After his brain cramp at the P.G.A. Championship, Johnson drew criticism for not summoning a rules official to assess if the spot where his ball had come to rest was in one of the hundreds of bunkers that pockmark Whistling Straits.
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Those were the emotions Mr. Trump was summoning when he built his campaign on a cry about rapists and drug smugglers from Mexico and a promise to build a wall, deport the 11 million in two years and keep out Muslims.
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MORE's impassioned speech before casting a vote against gutting the Affordable Care Act called upon the Senate to rise to the occasion, by summoning the norms and traditions that allow it to fulfill its highest calling of governing through consensus.
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Summoning the courage to confront your boss and ask for more money can prove daunting for even the most confident of employees — it's just something we'd prefer to have happen to us rather than having to proactively go after it.
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Last week, amid other pressing business, 193 nations at the United Nations General Assembly signed a declaration summoning each of them to a war against a powerful and resourceful enemy: superbugs that have learned to evade science's last remaining defenses.
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Even the great Tiger Woods, whose final-round score of 71 gave him a tie for sixth place, learned that summoning a champion's resolve on command after a lengthy layoff might be one of the more difficult tasks in sports.
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The six episodes of "Dating Around" are named for their central singletons — Luke, Gurki, Lex, Leonard, Sarah and Mila — and the show handles them delicately, bathing them in low light and summoning close friends to introduce them via voice-over.
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But in digging around that floor, Hildegard is inspired to uncover a repressed episode from her early childhood, while also summoning her mentor's Shadow (Mia Pak), an embodiment of a painful past, which Jutta had hoped to keep buried forever.
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Summoning Mr. McGahn to the Oval Office the next day, he said, "I don't have a lawyer," and added that he wished Roy Cohn, the famed bare-knuckled attorney who once worked for him in New York, was still his lawyer.
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"This is the reaction to the summoning of the shareholder meeting, which facilitates Fosun's entry, so the stock has gotten out of the lethargy of the past few weeks," said Paulo Rosa, a trader at Go Bulling brokers in Porto.
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" Muldoon demurred, saying that the narrative voice at that point wasn't purely Conroy's, and that Joyce was summoning a blizzard of historical antecedents, including the Bret Harte novel "Gabriel Conroy," whose action begins in 1848, with the words "Snow. Everywhere.
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Supreme told Insider he felt the app was summoning him after he found out he&aposd gone viral on TikTok before even joining, so he capitalized on the moment and started an account which now has just under 100,000 followers.
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There are also the standard benefits of Google's Wear OS like summoning Google Assistant, turn-by-turn Google Maps directions, Google Fit, Google's catalog of apps and watchfaces, and being able to tap to pay with Google Pay on your wrist.
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Mr. Barenboim, who has never conducted it, had the score brought to him within minutes of its being suggested; Mr. Wenders recalled him leafing through it, summoning sweeping music in his head while merely reading through the notes on the page.
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Geng Shuang, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, criticized the U.K for summoning its ambassador and reiterated a statement by the police in the city near Hong Kong where Cheng said he was held, saying that they protected his rights.
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According to the 1864 miscellany Chambers Book of Days (a genuinely brilliant breakdown of fact, trivia, and history across a calendar year), apple bobbing has long been associated with predictions of future love, summoning a husband, and celebrating female fertility.
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Partitions made with sheer fabric are used to break up the exhibition space, summoning to mind Albers's visions for using textile panels to divide rooms for flexibility and to reflect light — not as an afterthought or a decoration, but integral to the architecture.
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Still, the premise worked, and potentially lays the groundwork for a method that will ensure we're not summoning demons when we're creating AI. "It seems very sensible," Jonathan Moreno, a bioethicist and senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, told me.
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Luckily, a special group of students from the group called SEES, the "Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad," has been tasked with summoning their own Personas to eliminate Shadows and hopefully put a stop to the Dark Hour before the world meets an unfortunate end.
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As her husband, the baritone Kyle Pfortmiller was powerfully effective, capable of glib smoothness in the cabaret-style number "They Will Love You" and of summoning terrifying pathos in a climactic scene in which he falls victim to the violence he has wielded.
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Having first dismissed the fires as natural, then blaming non-governmental organizations without evidence for lighting them, Bolsonaro appeared to adopt a more serious approach on Friday following the international outcry, summoning top cabinet members for an afternoon meeting to tailor a response.
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Millie Bobby Brown's telekinetic Eleven, whose fate was left uncertain at the conclusion of season 1, is front and center, seemingly summoning her powers as an Upside Down monster gains on them and a field of spooky-looking pumpkins looms in the distance.
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His hauteur has led to a series of individually small but cumulatively destructive missteps—scolding a teenager for calling him "Manu" instead of "Monsieur le Président", summoning parliament to be lectured at the palace of Versailles, talking of "people who are nothing".
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Summoning all his hard-earned gravitas, the man who saved the American economy, rescued the auto industry, expanded health care coverage and gave the order to have Osama bin Laden killed, handed the baton to his onetime rival, now his close friend.
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Players can also call on other players for help, summoning them as blue, gold, and white figures to help them beat bigger enemies or get through tougher sections of the game, but these black phantoms only come for one reason — to kill you.
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Of most consequence, Schiff began summoning current and former Trump-administration officials for closed-door depositions in the Intelligence Committee's Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) — a secure, bunkerlike office where the committee does its work, three floors below the Capitol Visitor Center.
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Outside the door, a comically dysfunctional family cajoles, threatens and panics, ultimately summoning a psychologist from a 24/7 emergency service called "Regretful Brides"; when the bride remains silent, the family musters a ladder truck to lift the psychologist to her window.
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The design would allow passengers to also be taken directly to their destination of choice, instead of relying on fixed stops, and summoning vehicles would be handled either by phone (likely via app) or fixed summon buttons located at traditional bus stops.
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The urgency of the descriptions of Israeli combat repeatedly calls out to the weaker urgency of the descriptions of American "combat"—overshadowing them with their higher stakes, and repeatedly summoning the novelist back to Israel and away from more mundane New York.
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When summoning Alexa while listening to a playlist on Spotify, the Echo Buds would lower the music just enough so that I could hear Alexa's response — similar to the way Siri handles requests on the second-generation AirPods while you're listening to music.
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Joan contends that summoning the spirits of others is the most effective way to raise your own, and the séance, at her place, is a notably low-rent affair, its tools consisting of a table, a candle, a chalkboard, and a glass.
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The film runs through the major plot details primarily via voiceover and flashbacks (a mythical dagger, patricide, summoning gods—you know, normal stuff) before jumping to Nick and reluctant best friend Chris (aw, Jake Johnson!) searching for shit to steal in Iraq.
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While it was still a crucial fifth round for the current champion, the final round of his first unsuccessful crack at Hendricks might be where he learned that summoning the 'God of War' was necessary to be victorious in a championship bout.
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Turing's inclusion in the work is a stark reminder that in 20183s Britain, "inverts" were still considered criminals, and the artists' summoning of 1917 aligns with a point in time, a half century later, when homosexuality would be decriminalized in that country.
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The two sent invitations to a constellation of notable people — Georges Braque, Juan Gris, Max Jacob, Marie Laurencin, Gertrude and Leo Stein, Alice B. Toklas — summoning them to Picasso's studio apartment in the Bateau Lavoir, a decrepit green building that housed artists.
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Not only are Summoning quite busy and unabashedly nerdy, they're also quietly, resolutely political—though neither member felt the need to make mention of that until 2014, after a certain group of Youtubers began using their music to soundtrack Nazi propaganda videos.
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"We need Otello to come and kill Desdemona, please," Mr. Dudamel intoned in exaggeratedly hushed tones into a microphone, drawing chuckles from the orchestra and singers by summoning death to the stage the way an airline gate agent might page a passenger.
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NEWARK — Rosiell Polanco received a surprise call in 2008 from the United States consulate in the Dominican Republic, roughly a week after her visa had been initially rejected, summoning her for a second interview, she testified in a federal courtroom here on Tuesday.
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The Center for Human Rights in Iran reported that the regime in Tehran was "summoning journalists, raiding their homes and confiscating their electronic devices in a renewed campaign to silence criticism of state policies ahead of Iran's parliamentary elections" on Feb. 2628.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union on Wednesday criticized Ankara for summoning Berlin's envoy over a song mocking the Turkish leader on German TV, a friction at a delicate time when the bloc counts on Turkey's help on migration under a controversial deal.
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What a difference a decade makes: from a Babylonian celebration, with Hillary and Bill cozying up to Donald, to a seething face-off, with Donald summoning ghosts from Bill's scandalous past and threatening to throw Hillary in the clink if he's elected.
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I was very careful not to lead anyone anywhere they didn't want to go, because it is such a personal decision, but the momentum of the movement around the country, summoning this collective courage, certainly benefitted my ability to expose this world in Brotopia.
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We'd like to think that Blue Ivy whipped out her giant fan at the last possible second, giving Carey no time to reassert her diva dominance by summoning a swarm of butterflies or having a manservant mist her with glitter before the shutter clicked.
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Trump materialized at 8:02 pm ET in the cross hall of the White House and took a stately stroll to his podium along a red carpet under a glistening chandelier before summoning the full theatrical power of his office for the first time.
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The final scenes show the hero delivering his compatriots to a base guarded by PLA peacekeepers in UN blue helmets (earlier, a Chinese-American doctor has tried summoning marines from an American consulate but hears only an answering-machine, for the yanks have run away).
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"3 emails to say less than one word but more than 0 words," Truaxe captioned the photo series, which shows the original email reportedly sent from Gelowitz summoning Truaxe to a Toronto court house to appear before a judge this morning at 10:30 a.m.
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Iraq and Turkey came to blows in October over the continued presence of Turkish forces in Bashiqa and elsewhere in northern Iraq, with each government summoning the other's ambassador just as the U.S.-backed campaign to drive IS out of Mosul was set to begin.
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"I just want to remind y'all, because it's been a little over three weeks ... Trump is ordering and summoning federal government workers to go back to work without getting paid," Cardi B says in the video, which she posted to Instagram on Wednesday night.
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When Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the head of Law and Justice, whips up one of the mass-meetings at which he peddles conspiracy theories on a chilly Tuesday evening, what alchemy persuades each member of his audience that he is summoning an ancient and personal loyalty?
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Instead of uniting the nation while America faces a serious threat from North Korea and instead of summoning all of his energy to come to the rescue of hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico, Trump attacks the patriotism of black athletes and posts juvenile tweets attacking McCain.
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In the movie The Revenant (out in theaters now; the Telegraph's Robbie Collins calls it "an extraordinary, blood-summoning, sinew-stiffening ride") main character Hugh Glass is mauled half to death by a bear after trying to blow the heads off two cute bear cubs.
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"Each and every one of us has a critical role to play in stopping the spread and transmission of the virus," Trump said, summoning national resolve as he plunges deeper into a crisis that will now define his term and possibly his reelection hopes.
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On Wednesday, the pope took the unprecedented step of summoning the presidents of bishop's conferences around the world to a conference on the issue in February 2019 — a move in keeping with the pope's vision of a collegial, bottom-up church that empowered local bishops.
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"As I've said publicly, the Taliban are untrustworthy; their doctrine is irreconcilable with modernity and the rights of women; and in practice, they're incapable of summoning the necessary internal controls and organizational discipline needed to implement a far-flung agreement like this," Allen added.
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She thrives, it seems, on intermittent reinforcement; falling in love with Brody, the would-be (married) terrorist; summoning romantic feelings for Quinn only when he has the ability to slip through her fingers; turning to this untrustworthy new president-elect with almost daughterly devotion.
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It's an exquisite, achingly moving nonfiction ramble on memory and history, cats and goats, in which JR and Ms. Varda, a vigorous 88, wander from one French hamlet to the next while rummaging through the past, summoning up old loves and searching for lost friends.
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" They did so, the lawsuit says, "by summoning DOJ beat reporters to the Department to review the messages at night, prohibiting the reporters from copying or removing the set of messages from the building, and instructing them not to reveal DOJ as the source.
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He attacked Mueller over 80 times on Twitter alone, trying to undercut the investigation, summoning up imagery of a "deep state" conspiracy, calling cooperating witnesses 'rats,' dismissing the special counsel's office as "13 angry democrats" and retweeted images of the special counsel in prison.
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But another right-wing personality, Mike Cernovich, had excavated it and claimed, with disingenuous concern and abundantly clear ill will, that it meant the opposite, summoning a waiting, in-on-the-game audience to perform outrage and concern to MSNBC's parent company and sponsors.
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ON A SINGLE day in January 2018 in the far-western region of Xinjiang, 19903 members of Gulchehra Hoja's family, including her parents in their 70s, received calls summoning them to police stations in Urumqi, the provincial capital, and in Ili, 500km away near China's western border.
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They argue that the president has redrawn the partisan map of America in interesting and potentially constructive ways, summoning into being a new centre-right coalition that feels the pain of millions of former Democratic voters, notably working-class whites from "forgotten" rustbelt towns and counties.
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Targeting the so-called 'Uber generation' who have become accustomed to summoning a car with a single tap, the company is combining technology and its own fleet of Mercedes cars with the aim of giving incumbents, such as Avis, Europcar, and Hertz, a run for their money.
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It's not the climactic battle over Coney Island (which is also a great set piece, by the way.) It's Peter summoning up the will to never give up that makes him the Amazing Spider-Man and not just a kid with powers doing what he can.
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But with upward of 75 percent of Americans owning smartphones, and upward of 95 percent owning cellphones of some kind, modern horror films have to work harder to keep their characters from summoning the police the second a maniac starts waving a chainsaw in their direction.
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A lot of times I'd be minding my own business in the prison library or recreation yard when I heard my name called over the public announce system that blared into every corner of the facility, summoning me to the Lieutenants office to urinate in a cup.
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But pretty much everything goes with the reanimation skill slot, where you can choose from summoning a battalion of armed skeletons, a heavy-hitting and frankly gross-looking Flesh Golem, or forgo the constant companion for a high-damage one-off attack called Army of the Dead.
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Summoning law enforcement to report what she believed to be a sexual assault occurring in the vicinity of her home, Justine Ruszczyk, according to one of the officers on scene, startled police and was shot dead by an arriving officer still seated inside his patrol car.
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It was a far cry from my memories of Lewisham High Street, where more than three decades earlier I'd go shopping in mainly shabby stores for things like shampoo and dental floss, returning to my dreary dorm in time for the bell summoning us to tea.
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Creepypastas gave rise to a few mainstream internet-culture fixtures, including "Slenderman," which has since resulted in a feature film, a viral video game, and a real-life criminal case involving two 12-year-olds who stabbed their friend in hopes of summoning the fictional creature.
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Similar to how the Historical Memory Law faced bipartisan criticism for summoning the fascist Franco bogeyman for political points seven decades after the Civil War ended, the PSOE's latest decision has some critics accusing the government of brazen propaganda meant to consolidate its constituencies on the left.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — President Trump transformed a speech on Tuesday before thousands of veterans into a political rally, summoning a Missouri Senate candidate to the stage, venting about Democratic lawmakers and slamming the news media for not upholding his preferred interpretation of the success of his policies.
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WASHINGTON — Summoning the Alamo, Roman gladiators and the First Amendment, the right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones is calling on his Infowars followers to rise up against anti-Trump "sociopaths" who he says are behind the removal of his Infowars programming from most major social media platforms.
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"Vestido de Párpados" — "Dress of Eyelids" — takes a little while to get into motion, then runs calculatedly amok: placing toy-piano tones against jittery drum-and-bass beats, swooping and sliding, racing and crunching, summoning blips and pizzicato and free-jazz saxophone and white-noise crashes.
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But now Sonia—jumping out of the bed she'd barely slept in for a week, struggling into her jeans while summoning another Uber—decided that this small concession compromised, in fact ruined, totally destroyed, the tone of the show, rendering it all theatrical, self-congratulatory, trendy, cheap.
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Mr. Scott was so authoritatively unhinged in the director Robert Icke's anxious summoning of Shakespeare's Denmark as a surveillance state — an Almeida Theater production at the Harold Pinter Theater in the West End — that he almost banished other Hamlets who have been crowding my imagination of late.
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Perhaps vehicles with a wide range of different capacities (from single-occupancy pods all the way to small buses that can fit 20 or 30 people) will all exist on the road, in proportion to their demand, and customers can indicate their desired vehicle size when summoning a car.
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Usually, though, they're a way of building anticipation for an upcoming film in the series, like when Avengers: Infinity War ended with Nick Fury summoning off-world hero Captain Marvel with a dated-looking pager, just before he dissolved in the wake of Thanos' universe-changing finger-snap.
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It would take too long to catch a real one.) It's no coincidence that the trap is drawn with salt (the medium is listed as "salt ritual"); the idea of using salt or ash to create summoning or binding symbols for spirits and demons is an extremely old one.
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Though the incident didn't have the usual hallmarks of a high-profile police killing—the victim was white, and he'd placed the 911 call summoning cops himself, apparently in an attempt to commit suicide—the tragedy was a reminder of how fraught encounters with law enforcement can be.
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With knock-kneed Republican officeholders showing signs of summoning the nerve to desert him, Mr. Trump labored to demonize Hillary Clinton — blaming her even for his own failure to pay taxes — and to remind his core supporters that he is all that stands between her and the presidency.
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Uber and OlaCab Clash in Court in India | In a lawsuit filed in the Delhi High Court, Uber has lodged a complaint saying that Ola employees created some 93,000 fake user accounts, through which they made more than 400,000 bookings, summoning Uber drivers to fetch passengers, who never materialized.
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And, coming to the formula: yes, it is the same formula over all those decades, but we always try to make small changes within our sound, or put new details within the songs, so that the Summoning output still breathes the spirit of Tolkien and develops in small doses.
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Summoning all the pageantry of his office, in a scripted speech which mixed oratory with praise for inspirational American heroes in the first lady's gallery, Trump made a coherent, though controversial case for his presidency, declaring there had never been a better time to live the American dream.
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Yet by making tipping purely optional — you could always exit the car and decide to never leave a tip, and the driver would not know — both ride-summoning apps break from the traditional experience of taking a taxi, in which drivers expect tips with cash or a credit card.
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He then abruptly canceled the daily briefing by press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, instead summoning reporters already gathered in the briefing room to the Rose Garden for an impromptu 40-minute news conference, where he faced a frenzy of shouted questions and seemed to want to answer even more.
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Of course, any investigation will probably not undo the PR damage from the two incidents, which come less than a year after the airline drew national notoriety for summoning airport security goons to beat and drag off a passenger who refused to give up his "overbooked" seat for United employees.
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The big picture: Facebook is summoning developers worldwide this week to its annual F8 developers' conference in San Jose after reporting strong quarterly results last week, even with the announcement of a $3 billion set-aside to cover an anticipated record penalty from the Federal Trade Commission over user privacy violations.
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Thanks to a racist comment, he stumbled onto a winning combination: a purposefully unholy conflagration of African-American spirituals, chain gangs songs, the blues, and Satanic black metal that drew lines between Scandinavia and the Delta, summoning both the blasphemous evils of the North and the bloodstained history of the South.
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While Angela Merkel of Germany was soberly telling her compatriots that up to 70 percent of them could expect to get the virus, setting expectations and summoning solidarity, it took Fox News weeks to realize that the coronavirus was not a Democratic hoax to make people mad at President Trump.
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On Monday, the Foreign Ministry announced that it was summoning George Maior, the Romanian ambassador to the United States, to explain comments in which he had suggested that the letter from Mr. Giuliani was the result of a lobbying campaign by people defending those who have problems with the justice system.
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