A study, published in February, takes a stab at answering those questions.
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" She takes a stab at his name and comes up with "Van Dig Beek.
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Whenever an acclaimed actress takes a stab at being musical, it's fair to be a little dubious.
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Then I got to the scene in "Contagion" in which Winslet's helper takes a stab at commiseration.
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It even takes a stab at demystifying an area where few have dared to trek: The scientist's romantic life.
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Nevertheless, he takes a stab at outlining the conditions for and likelihood of the president being removed from office.
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In in verse, Jay also takes a stab at President Donald Trump, with whom he has had some Twitter beef.
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Megyn Kelly, the former Fox News prime-time host, takes a stab at daytime programming with this new talk show.
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Kiefer Sutherland is well aware that when an actor takes a stab at a music career, people tend to be extremely skeptical.
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Their differences become problematic when Sam takes a stab at beekeeping and breaks Muratova's golden rule: Leave half of the honey for the bees.
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He takes a stab at doing something constructive with his telepathy, but of course, super powers can't save anyone in a Jonathan Lethem novel.
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Critic's notebook The company takes a stab at love, but what stands out this season is the birth of an elegant Apollo: Calvin Royal III.
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With the Supersonic 2.0, the Adidas subsidiary takes a stab at offering performance fabric designed to wick sweat, dry quickly, and look good in the process.
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Forrest Wickman at Slate takes a stab at the possibility that Willoughby, if not literally, is a "spiritual sequel" to D&C's Wooderson character (Matthew McConaughey).
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" As for what he hopes is next for the franchise, Trank said he hopes Ant-Man director Peyton Reed takes a stab at the story and "crushes it.
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This new show, starring Diana Vishneva, with Marcelo Gomes on Friday and Nick Palmquist on Saturday — as well as virtual avatars — takes a stab at telling such a tale.
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"Broke" (CBS) CBS alum Pauley Perrette takes a stab at comedy in this show about a rich couple who has to move in with a relative after losing their fortune.
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Every year, the "Rough Guide to the 100 Best Places on Earth" takes a stab at it, ranking destinations based on new and returning attractions, newsworthiness and other tempting travel attributes.
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Bill says Stephen's legacy isn't about any single discovery, it's more about changing the way people think about the cosmos, and he takes a stab at explaining it to our camera guy, too.
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"The Honor Code" takes a stab at this history, revealing the importance of honor as an agent for major social and political change — a salient point to make in this morally fraught time of rapid transformation.
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Ellenbogen takes a stab at a BU study—we'll get to that in a second—because of a lack of transparency, while also imploring both to understand that he and his group have no conflict of interest despite their ties to the NFL.
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While Kim is coy about who is ultimately behind the placement of ads purposefully directed at the infamously anti-LGBTQ church -- she has a few ideas -- the up-and-coming singer takes a stab at the campaign's endgame and tells us why the move fits her brand.
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While Frank takes a break to geek out over his toy soldiers with Eric Rawlings — he's the guy Frank spied in the crowd at his Gettysburg rally, and also the Civil War reenactor who fed him a lot of bullshit about his ancestor Augustus Underwood — Claire takes a stab at getting her own votes.
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And on "Guitar Man," arguably the most accomplished song of Moore's career yet, he takes a stab at what could be viewed as his version of "Piano Man": his gravely voice echoing sweat and stamina, the song recounts his early days as a down-and-out ax slinger playing cover tunes at dive bars to little fanfare.
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The 800,000 people currently enrolled in the program will remain under DACA protection from deportation until March 5, 2018, when, according to a White House memo, they should "prepare for and arrange their departure from the United States" unless Congress gets tired of taking stuff away from poor people and takes a stab at voting on an alternative.
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Kyle reassures Lisa that both mother and son can find alternative residences to stay. But Kyle's sentiment shifts in favor of his sister, which prompts him to mock Lisa, "Will Madalyn be a problem?". Kay Thorpe also takes a stab at the role of the mother, especially when mothers are relatively young compared to their daughters. In Never Trust a Stranger (1983) a forty-something lead actress Emily worries that casting her daughter Gemma in the same Broadway production with herself may bring out the advances in her age.
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AllMusic awarded the album with three stars and its review by Jason Ankeny describes the album as: "The lounge-kitsch debut from Corduroy spotlights the group's blend of jazz and funk sounds".Ankeny, Jason [ Allmusic Review: Dad Man Cat] AllMusic, accessed 8 August 2018 In his review for Louder Than War, Matt Mead states: "Dad Man Cat takes a stab at 1960’s Michael Caine, Alfie and Blowup with its revved up organ groves, silky bass smooth lines, fast moving guitar riffs and drums that sound, at times, to being played at 10,000 mph".
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The song in its lyrics mirrors the pattern of the entire Born to Run album, beginning with a sense of desperate hope that slides slowly into despair and defeat. The song opens with the "Magic Rat" "driving his sleek machine/over the Jersey state line" and meeting up with the "Barefoot Girl", with whom he "takes a stab at romance and disappears down Flamingo Lane". The song portrays some scenes of the city and gang life in which the Rat is involved, with occasional references to the gang's conflict with police. The last two stanzas, coming after Clemons' extended solo, describe the death of the Rat and his dream, which "guns him down" in the "tunnels uptown", and the end of the love between him and the Barefoot Girl.
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