Nothing has been toned down, nothing has been pulled back.
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Under Sheikh Tamim, Qatar has toned down its foreign policy.
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The two leaders also have toned down their sharp rhetoric.
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The Trump who really fights seemed a bit toned down.
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Even toned down, though, the play doesn't lack for terror.
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But in recent months, Corker has toned down his rhetoric.
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As you can imagine, they've all toned down their love affair
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For his part, Trump has toned down the anti-Fed rhetoric.
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"I thought, 'Wow, that should be toned down,&apos" he says.
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The language about limits on prosecutorial power has been toned down.
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One is that British newspapers have toned down their royal muckraking.
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That is why they have toned down their anti-euro rhetoric.
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Kills has toned down his image as he attempts chart success.
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In doing so, they trimmed or toned down the Jewish content.
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During his visit, Trump toned down his aggressive rhetoric against Mexico.
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Iran has also toned down its rhetoric regarding its nuclear activities.
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Mexico ultimately agreed to a toned-down version of that request.
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"I think I've been toned down," Trump told reporters on Friday.
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Or rewatch any of the other toned-down films we've rounded up.
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But the toned-down version of asteroid mining's prospects is still hyperreal.
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Cavuto insisted Captain America's patriotism has been toned down for foreign appeal.
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Richardson said he was not surprised that Trump toned down his act.
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Language stating the AI's skill at Go has also been toned down.
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In other ways, however, Shelby's character is toned down for the screen.
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As the election approached, though, McConnell toned down his criticism of Moore.
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It's just been toned down to crank out a mere 640 hp.
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In fact, the toned-down nickname may be the single biggest difference.
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Trump toned down his affect so much that he almost seemed tranquilized.
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It's slightly more toned down than my usual typical bangers because of that.
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I think I've been toned down, if you want to know the truth.
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Mr Erdogan and his friends in the media have toned down their polemics.
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Endgame notes many malicious sites are now toned down to just host advertising.
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Kim has gone through many makeup phases, from super glamorous to toned down.
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We're thinking a toned-down version could totally fly on a Saturday night.
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This was in a line with toned-down margin target provided in November.
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For this occasion, Edwards toned down his rhetoric, presenting the latest data neutrally.
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The least toned down of the four, an Israeli "antiterror expert" named Col.
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The new legislation was toned down from previous drafts, which were more radical.
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The monopoly broadcaster, CCTV, dropped or toned down all its investigative and analytical programs.
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" She answered: "Using the elements of dick to create a softer, toned-down sound.
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Lately, she's toned down the metallics and embraced a more free-spirited boho feel.
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Even the King of Strong Style is asking for it to be toned down.
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If supersonic flight is ever to return, the noise has to be toned down.
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Trump has since toned down his rhetoric toward Clinton after his win last week.
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Beijing seemed to have toned down its rhetoric and the markets took it positively.
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It's also not clear how many of Breitbart's readers want a toned-down site.
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Mr. Borker appears to have toned down his previous approach, according to the complaint.
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Trump, however, has toned down his rhetoric on "Dreamers" since his victory in November.
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But it's at a much more toned-down level than prescription pills or heroin.
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"The really hard blows to the head have been toned down a lot," he said.
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The red hue is toned down, with blond highlights throughout, and is shinier than ever.
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One of those life histories that had to be toned down to avoid straining belief.
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And with summer comes toned-down beauty looks in subtle shades of pink and peach.
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So far, Paris Fashion Week has felt a little toned down compared to seasons past.
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I swapped out tight dresses for jeans and loafers, and I toned down my makeup.
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There are endless places where journalism can and should be improved, toned down, smartened up.
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But investors had little patience for quarterly scorecards failing to meet already toned-down expectations.
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"Alright," says Fleur, her voice already toned down by several decibels to a soft whisper.
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The attempted attacks prompted calls by some for divisive political rhetoric to be toned down.
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TRUMP: Well, I think I've been toned down, if you want to know the truth.
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The company even toned down the golden arches to make them a more tasteful green.
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These comments were toned down from ones he made at a rally in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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A slightly toned-down but no less campy look for their second event of the night.
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Interest-rate sensitive bank stocks gained as central bankers toned down expectations of aggressive rate cuts.
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And like Ora, she toned down the heat with a pair of black thick-soled boots.
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There's certainly blood and gore, but it's fairly brief and toned-down for a zombie movie.
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It has toned down its anti-Europeanism but has few credible policies and no ideological underpinning.
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But by the end of her stay she had reverted to her toned-down light brown.
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The numerous anti-French passages that the original edition contained were toned down or cut altogether.
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And for business outfits or a more toned-down look, these wayfarer aviator glasses are clutch.
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The studded wingback chair is a statement piece, but is toned down with a muted blue.
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"I think I've been toned down, if you want to know the truth," Trump told reporters.
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The Swiss bank toned down its China 207 GDP growth forecast to 31.643% from 231.64% previously.
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Jake spends more time in Kenya, so he tends to be a little more toned down.
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The orange glow has been toned down, but it is the smile that really sticks out.
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In order to prevent the audience from disengaging, the horror of what's happening is toned down.
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"Prosecutors want to understand why risk assessment was toned down as of 2017," the source said.
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That Trump has toned down his rhetoric is recent weeks failed to impress the editorial's authors.
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His administration also toned down threats to pull out of the NAFTA pact with Mexico and Canada.
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They relented when it toned down its criticism of the judiciary and its support for Mr Sharif.
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Dogan outlets have since sacked journalists deemed too critical of the president and toned down their coverage.
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The music has also been toned down as it has moved from the favelas to the mainstream.
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But the self-conscious preachiness and gaseous prose of the first book have been toned down. Some.
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Later in his life, the senator toned down his remarks and endorsed a "separate but equal" doctrine.
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But he has toned down his demands for more stimulus since joining the BOJ board in March.
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Clinton, who relishes upbraiding her opponent, toned down her usual assault on Mr. Trump's conduct and temperament.
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Then you'll see me go into a place and be a little toned down, a little cautious.
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So in some ways I don't think she's changed, although she has toned down her 'Monique-o-logues!
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More notable is the fact that Asus has actually toned down the camera specs on the 3 Zoom.
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The Watch Dogs series is described as a toned-down version of Ubisoft's popular game franchise about hackers.
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I toned down my loquaciousness and didn't ask them if they were cognizant that their intentions were nefarious.
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The company's recent products have toned down the overbearing bass, but these headphones aren't known for their subtlety.
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She has toned down her rhetoric but has previously promoted the idea that France should leave the euro.
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What's notable is that the big glass domes of the first proposal are actually toned down a little.
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It started out with more of a merguez vibe, but I toned down the spice a little bit.
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Lopez Obrador also toned down his rhetoric enough to secure an alliance with the conservative Social Encounter Party.
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"I think I've been toned down, if you want to know the truth," Trump told reporters on Friday.
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Since then, most have toned down the rhetoric as they await the outcome of the UK/EU negotiations.
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Cadillac has toned down its so-called "Art and Science" design language, which was originally angular and aggressive.
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It's The Same Game, just with its tendency to tear your head off all the time toned down.
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Alberta's ruling United Conservative Party has variously demanded the new environmental rules be scrapped or be toned down.
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Maybe the bolder gestures will be toned down at the Burberry shops, where this collection is available immediately.
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Under his son and current ruler Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Qatar has toned down its foreign policy.
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With age, Frazier has toned down his weight lifting and limited dining on the Italian food he loves.
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In fact, women would prefer it if our allies toned down the male violence rather than amp it up.
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Today the pub has toned down its reputation a bit for the title of Bristol's best mac 'n' cheese.
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The company is also going to do some redecorating, with open kitchens and toned-down colors, CBS News reported.
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"To some extent, I've purposefully toned down the message, because the most important part is being heeded," Sturgeon says.
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But while they've toned down the testosterone, the company has been careful to maintain the spirit of the place.
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Denim remained front and center as frayed hems and destructed jeans with doodle embellishments toned down the vintage mood.
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At the beginning, it's toned down, mournful — there may be giant mechs, but it's about the people behind them.
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Snake's ass is a very important characteristic but for some reason Nintendo has toned down his perfectly toned posterior.
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If a supersonic airliner were to fly again, however, such a noisy footprint would have to be toned down.
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While a recent appearance on NPR's always-reliable Tiny Desk Concertseries is toned-down in comparison, it still rips.
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Clinton after a week when he toned down criticisms of her and shifted his focus to their policy differences.
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Han, who is mayor of Kaohsiung city, has also toned down that stance as protests escalated in Hong Kong.
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Under Duterte, who took office in 2016, the Philippines has toned down its rhetoric towards China on the dispute.
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The Haludovo Palace Hotel toned down its extravagance and continued hosting guests until civil war broke out in 1991.
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That's why it's so surprising to learn that one particular death scene was actually toned down — way, way down.
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This week the number of demonstrations was toned down, but it's clear that the ripple effect isn't done yet.
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That might be a direct result of its slightly toned-down scope and scale, but that doesn't hurt it.
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Bureau news releases, once packed with colorful details about abusive lending practices, have been toned down to dry legalese.
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With trade tensions toned down, stocks have clearance to rally into year-end, a traditionally positive time for stocks.
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But even though both sides have toned down their fiery threats and begun nuclear disarmament talks, the attacks persist.
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Turkey toned down it antagonistic rhetoric, and started to release some of the citizens that Germany considered political cases.
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Meat-snack makers have toned down the fat and salt and now tout the product's perceived health benefits, analysts said.
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Previous U.S. presidential candidates have talked about increasing pressure on China, but then toned down their stance after taking office.
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We're loving the ethereal, romantic effect a solo hue gives, and the toned-down rainbow look they deliver when combined.
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Cause and effect are impossible to disentangle, but Mr Trump has certainly toned down his pre-election anti-China rhetoric.
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When she Instagrams selfies, she employs two filtering apps, with the effects toned down to be as subtle as possible.
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Some reckon he has toned down his criticism of the bank recently, perhaps to position himself for the top job.
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Lister's diaries reveal her to be a complicated, often unpleasant, woman, yet in the show these traits are toned down.
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It's toned down the dodgier side of its humor, but it still has its sporadic 21st century pop culture references.
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It has also returned three Americans who were being held in jail and has significantly toned down its anti-U.
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As his career began to take off, Reynolds toned down the partying but he says the anxiety never went away.
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Guys, the new Sonic the Hedgehog trailer is here and it looks like they've at least toned down those teeth.
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Lexus resisted dotting the exterior with chrome accents, and even the toothy grin of the grille has been toned down.
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Mr. Kharma recently toned down his high-volume hawking, which reverberated through the concrete canyon of tall buildings surrounding him.
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I think it's a combination, but probably more that we became successful and that we toned down our punk aspect.
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The most dangerous parts of the show's first season were either toned down or absent from season two, Shadick added.
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By eighth grade, my musical tastes toned down a bit, and I started listening to more punk and pop punk.
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Pompeo, who has frequently denounced Maduro in strong terms, took a more toned-down approach in a statement on Thursday.
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Pompeo, who has frequently denounced Maduro in strong terms, took a more toned-down approach in a statement on Thursday.
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In general, Apu's presence on the show has been toned down and rendered virtually invisible over the past few seasons.
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Unions toned down their participation in Charlotte, sending skeleton staff and skipping out on sponsoring parties and lunches for members.
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When he ran again, in 28, he toned down his rhetoric and laid out specific plans to protect the environment.
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Speaking to VICE News this week, Kasich defended his toned-down proposals, saying they're what's achievable in the Ohio legislature.
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Now she prefers a toned-down look Cara would rather go makeup-free than spend hours creating fake cheekbones with contouring.
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It has toned down sweeping assertions about charities and money-transfer firms being particularly likely to be involved in financing terrorism.
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But, shake one up and you'll notice its liquid base dilutes the color to a toned-down version of the hue.
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The same beta app also introduces features like algorithmically sorted replies and a generally more toned-down UI. "Original Tweeter, " huh?
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It has since toned down its rhetoric, even controversially pulling down a post that outed a senior executive at Conde Nast.
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The hops have been toned down to make it taste less bitter, and fruit and honey have been added as sweeteners.
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Already, we're seeing the coffee chain fulfill those claims with the introduction of two new Frappuccinos that are more toned down.
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If anything, I think it looks a bit like a toned-down version of the jagged and toothy Lexus UX Concept.
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Analysts at Unicredit, a bank, point to Portugal and Greece, where populist governments toned down their policies when faced with reality.
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If you're not familiar, the original is pretty toned down compared to what you might be used to from the 'Mouth.
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"If you become president it has to be toned down a lot," Trump said Tuesday with a smirk on his face.
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This time around, Cyrus wowed the audience with a toned down, straight-off-the-beach look — and we couldn't stop staring.
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Differences between the two leaders did surface, most clearly with regard to views on Russia, but even those were toned down.
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The sneaker features a toned-down neutral upper layer, which can be faded away to reveal a darker denim layer underneath.
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Interestingly, the UK already takes a more toned down approach than the U.S. when it comes to federal law policing weed.
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But where the younger women toned down their themes, Clark bigged up her production, abandoning the folkie decorum of showcase circuit.
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Now she's toned down her public image but her understanding of the micro-examination of Instagram seems to have lagged behind.
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Phrases that, say, urged people to act immediately when they might have more urgent concerns in the pandemic were toned down.
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In 2013, Katy Perry toned down her usual theatrical makeup and stunned with a simple nude lip and a smoky eye.
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When rumors began swirling earlier this year that Apple was considering toned-down colors for the iPhone 11, I was thrilled.
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"I do think it's extremely important for this country that this absurd regulatory environment is toned down somewhat," he told CNBC.
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Criticism of settlement construction in East Jerusalem and the West Bank -- a given under previous administrations -- has been toned down considerably.
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After initially waging big threats against Saudi Arabia, President Trump and his team have toned down their criticism over the Khashoggi affair.
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Health insurers have stopped fleeing the Affordable Care Act's marketplaces and they've toned down premium hikes that gouged consumers in recent years.
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Gaggle is also a more toned-down option than, say, proposals from politicians to arm teachers or install armed police in schools.
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Despite their largely tepid response to Tshisekedi's victory, African and Western powers have toned down their sharper earlier criticisms of the vote.
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Under the deal, the U.S. and other nations said they would lift sanctions on Iran if Iran toned down its nuclear program.
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He has even toned down his anti-Wall Street rhetoric, which is more than you can say of those running for president.
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Hill went full glam with fluttering false lashes, while Kardashian stuck to the more toned down, neutral look she's been rocking lately.
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Recalling all those op-ed articles I discarded, I finally wrote one toned-down enough that I thought someone might publish it.
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Trump has toned down his campaign tease of leaving NATO, but he repeated the frustrations about dues again during the G7 meeting.
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Ankara, which has long backed rebels fighting to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad, has toned down its demands that Assad leave power.
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If there's women in the kitchen it gets toned down, but in my experience they usually give as good as they get.
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Those have been toned down here thanks to the producer Rob Schnapf, who's worked with Beck, Saves the Day and Elliott Smith.
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Pettine paired a slew of funky blitzes with Cover-2 looks last year, but he's toned down the exotic calls this season.
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As American diplomats evaluate that offer, Mr. Trump seems to have toned down his earlier demand, aligning it with his negotiators' position.
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Last month, though, Trump toned down his rhetoric, telling a farm group that he would negotiate a "better deal" for American businesses.
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To make matters — or at the very least appearances — worse, this occurred after Mr. Trump toned down his harsh talk toward Beijing.
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This week, Pyongyang toned down its rhetoric, saying it would wait to assess "the foolish and stupid conduct" of the United States.
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Twice now Brussels has threatened to penalise Italy for its excessive debt, and twice the government has meekly toned down its deficit plans.
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Our CineFix series, 8-bit Cinema, toned down the resolution of all that smashing and reimagined the film as a 1980s video game.
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His dreads, which in the past he's dyed bright pink, turquoise, and purple, are currently a toned-down blonde with dark brown roots.
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It's a toned-down and warm slice of ambient techno, equally welcome in an after-hours DJ set, or listening on your headphones.
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A designer created the slippers for test shots, but Wizard of Oz director Victor Fleming eventually opted for the more toned down pairs.
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It's still a tough watch, and potential viewers should be warned that the sexual violence of the original has not been toned down.
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You've probably seen (and I've even tried!) the cutesy K-beauty versions on the market, but this one is much more toned down.
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In the other, Case 2000, Netanyahu is alleged to have colluded with a newspaper owner to have negative coverage of him toned down.
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He also predicted that "it would be as boring as hell" if he toned down his rhetoric and said he draw smaller crowds.
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These days, Guignol is a toned-down version of his former self, playing to a generation of parents that eschews spanking and violence.
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Beijing toned down language in an antiterrorism law, and it scrapped a regulation restricting what foreign hardware could be sold to Chinese banks.
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"Fox News Sunday:" Trump's top aide Paul Manafort, who has been promising toned-down rhetoric from the front-runner, discusses the campaign's strategy.
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The hotel toned down its extravagance but still maintained its reputation as a high-end resort and hosted prominent guests, including Saddam Hussein.
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Pink also took pride in her toned down yet powerful performance of "Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken" from her 2017 album, Beautiful Trauma.
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This muffling affects the way she uses historical facts, although reality does sometimes need to be toned down before anyone can believe it.
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The state television network, TVP, toned down its usual vitriol, and a special team of prosecutors was set up to investigate hate crimes.
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Summer was all about bright nail polish, from sunny yellow to baby blue, but fall is bringing us a toned-down color palette.
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With a new logo and a toned-down, somewhat bland identity, Stockwell had a fresh start and, soon, more attention from top VCs.
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The content of a television ad depicting a mother and daughter who encounter a wall during an arduous journey north was toned down.
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Dead or Alive 6 toned down much of the overt sexuality, including shipping without the revealing costumes that the series is known for.
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Kim Kardashian West's toned down her look since getting robbed of $10 million worth of jewelry at gunpoint in Paris nearly two years ago.
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When a co-ed hip-hop dance group called iLuminate came to town, the creator toned down the costumes and took out hip movements.
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Eurosceptic politicians such as Marine Le Pen in France and Matteo Salvini in Italy have toned down their hostility to remaining in the club.
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Ms. Zha notes that Mr. Ji, worried about "stepping on people's toes," toned down the final version and kept most of his persecutors unnamed.
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Their comedy is perfect for the hard-R crowd, but it was good to see that even when toned down, the laughs keep coming.
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Some analysts say North Korea has toned down its provocations toward the South ahead of the election to avoid emboldening the country's hard-liners.
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But the rapper just shared a very candid, toned-down selfie with her 23+ million Instagram followers, showing her natural hair and bare face.
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It helped that I would be playing the game on the Super Nintendo, which had cut out the blood and toned down the fatalities.
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During the campaign he accused Kurz of stealing the FPO's ideas, but Strache toned down his rhetoric during coalition negotiations stressing joint political targets.
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Ahead of the November election Mr Erdogan wisely toned down rhetoric about expanding his own powers but quietly strengthened his control over the party.
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On government regulation: "I do think it's important, extremely important for this country, that this absurd regulatory environment is toned down somewhat," Icahn said.
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ThinkProgress went too far, she said, in suggesting that Sanders has toned down his rhetoric around income inequality as his personal wealth has grown.
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Later, with his facial redness toned down thanks to some Jonathan Van Ness-recommended green cover-up, Jackson asked Abby to a car show.
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And it was announced that Christmas and New Year celebrations could proceed as well, but with the entertainment levels toned down, out of respect.
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The political rhetoric was toned down, and after his outbursts against Turkey in August, Mr. Trump stopped posting statements critical of Turkey on Twitter.
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Facing the worst economic crisis in his country in 15 years, the Turkish leader had toned down his anti-Western rhetoric in recent weeks.
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On Friday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention toned down its blanket recommendation against all vaping, instead targeting its recommendation against THC vapes.
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While he previously vowed to deport all those in the U.S. illegally, in recent weeks he has toned down his rhetoric on the issue.
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It's enough to give everyone a stomachache, but luckily, they're still more toned-down than Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson were on social media.
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He told reporters that the two discussed Hong Kong prior to the announcement and suggested tensions there had "toned down" even as demonstrations persist.
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Hong Kong toned down its New Year's celebrations amid the protests, which have dealt severe blows to the city's retail, tourism and nightlife sectors.
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Mount also said that Trump's initial rhetoric concerned China, but that rhetoric from other administration officials in recent days has been more toned down.
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Some of the styling of the bodywork has been toned down a bit, too, though the overall shape of the car looks very similar.
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What if they didn't evoke urban iniquity to excite exurban voters, or if they toned down the values overtures that play well in Utah?
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Paige's plot line has obligingly been toned down a bit as first glanders, and then Martha, provided more urgent crises to be dealt with.
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Over time, the trend toward amplification spawned a counter-movement promoting session beers, brews that toned down the volume and alcohol without sacrificing flavor.
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Though Trump may have toned down some of his rhetoric, he gave no indication that he would moderate any of his more controversial views.
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I agree that the S7s have the cleanest software build of any Galaxy I've tested, and that Samsung's TouchWiz interface has been toned down.
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While there's plenty of exploration and mystery, it can also feel like a toned-down version of run-and-gun games like Contra at times.
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The unpredictable "anything can happen" nature of the game's animal kingdom that led to unexpected moments like this in the past feels significantly toned down.
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Interestingly enough, if you think about it, right, the talk of Made in China 2025 may have been diplomatically toned down, in terms of rhetoric.
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In the months following the robbery, Kardashian West toned-down her style trading out her mega-carat diamonds for a much more subtle wedding band.
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The former chief strategist, whom many viewed as the real political ideologue behind the president, said Trump will be toned down by advisors going forward.
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One such fan, queuing for a £17 ($21) meet-and-greet session, confesses to copying some of their looks, albeit in a toned-down way.
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She's has undergone formal training to prepare her to be a noblewoman and consequently toned down her personal style since taking on her new role.
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" Then, when Handler started doing standup, she toned down her makeup because, as she puts it, "It was like, 'You can't be pretty and funny.
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Pocket Camp is pretty much a toned-down version of the full game, one that's smaller in scope across the board but still very familiar.
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Since then, the stance of former foreign minister Laurent Fabius, to recognize a Palestinian state automatically if the new initiative fails, has been toned down.
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The snark levels may be toned down, but the Deadpool star makes no effort to disguise his voice or his natural predilection for sardonic humor.
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That hasn't happened — Trump has even toned down talk about NAFTA revisions and did not follow through on campaign rhetoric calling China a currency manipulator.
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Credit Suisse analysts said that most of Trump's more troubling policies, such as those related to immigration and protectionism, were likely to be toned down.
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But Draghi also toned down earlier remarks, which foreshadowed a "relatively vigorous" rise in underlying inflation, merely predicting a "gradual" increase over the medium term.
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Some analysts said North Korea has toned down its provocations toward the South ahead of the election to avoid emboldening the country's hard-line conservatives.
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Samsung seems to love tossing in a dozen odd features in the hopes something will stick (although the company's toned down the gimmicks this year).
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I agree that the S7's have the cleanest software build of any Galaxy I've tested, and that Samsung's TouchWiz interface has been toned down.
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These indices get adjusted over the next few months as more data becomes available, so some of the spikes might get toned down a little.
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For her Billboard performance of "Malibu", Cyrus wore a toned-down, all-white ensemble that looked like a millennial take on the all-American girl.
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" Simon Schmincke, Partner at Creandum "We continue to see the consumerization of enterprise grade solutions—enabling self-onboarding in a toned-down SME-oriented solution.
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Speaking of things getting toned down, the remake noticeably gets rid of some of the more violent or suggestive lines and moments in the film.
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Last month, though, Trump toned down his rhetoric, telling a farm group that he would negotiate a "better deal" for American businesses: http://bit.ly/85033Gvznxk.
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Instead of the bold colorways featured in the aforementioned packs, this time around the two entities have opted for a toned-down textural sail upper.
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It also toned down its requests for major strategy moves, saying management and the independent board would evaluate whether and when to carry them out.
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That was significantly toned down in the series'—excellent—second season, which functioned more like a thriller, with plenty of pseudo-mythical bits mixed in.
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Kim may be referring to the toned-down military parade Sunday that didn't feature any intercontinental ballistic missiles, a move that drew praise from Trump.
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And that was after her original speech was toned down, and some of the barbs at Mr. Trump removed, people familiar with the address said.
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But Mr. Conte addressed immigration only briefly on Monday, hinting only that a contentious "security law" introduced by the former government could be toned down.
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Draghi also stirred the rate debate with his recent reference to a "relatively vigorous" rise in underlying inflation — comments that have been toned down since.
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To mark the occasion forever in time, the brand also released a more toned-down version of Meg's custom slippers for the public to buy.
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And it's perhaps no surprise that his language is a bit more toned-down than that of Legere, who's known to swear and mock competitors.
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Toned down rhetoric Trump's inability — and apparent lack of interest — in toning down his rhetoric going into the general election season has deeply troubled the party.
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Kanye toned down his recent rainbow fashion streak, keeping the bright, tie-dyed patterns to only his top, which he covered up with a denim jacket.
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"She was toned down and out of the public eye after the robbery, but eventually she realized she needs to live her life," the source said.
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They heard in the speech the exact person they voted for and he confirmed that there will be no "pivot" toward a more toned down style.
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The great-grandparents of Tsukamoto's pupils were once taught similar fare, but state schools toned down the nationalism in the aftermath of the second world war.
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"Well, I think I've been toned down, if you want to know the truth," Trump told reporters before traveling to a political rally in North Carolina.
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On the front façade, worn dark auburn slates are punctuated by toned-down green exterior support pillars and, in a deeper creamy green, the window bracings.
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador Drawing lessons from his previous presidential bids and tapping into these global fears, he toned down his socialist, intransigent rhetoric this year.
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Trump's rhetoric during the last two State of the Union speeches was notably toned down compared with his remarks at campaign rallies and other public events.
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You could do a metallic look and then put a gloss over them or really you could apply them and keep them toned down and neutral.
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Instex was conceived as a way to help match Iranian oil and gas exports with purchases of EU goods, but those ambitions have been toned down.
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Wife Helen Lasichanh rocked a toned down boho-chic look, with granny glasses of her own, leggings, and dip-dyed hair that matched her denim jacket.
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Donald Glover's video "3005" toned down the level of weird Glover exhibited in past videos, but it still uses some strange elements to highlight an argument.
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Last year, under pressure from the European Parliament, its supervisory arm toned down a plan to ask banks to make more provisions for non-performing loans.
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Skype also toned down its over-the-top use of color in the app and introduced a Skype "Classic" blue theme adjusted for contrast and readability.
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He toned down his criticism following the finalization of the deal, but saw the election of Trump as a chance to reignite opposition to the deal.
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From quirky loafers to trendy-yet-comfortable "grandma heels," your office shoes don't need to be a sad, toned-down expression of your real personal style.
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Their movement is the opposite of bland, anesthetized, complacent queer culture, the kind that's been toned down and made safe for the consumption of straight people.
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"I think I've been toned down, if you want to know the truth," Trump told reporters last week before leaving for a rally in North Carolina.
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Macron has toned down his previous criticism of Socialist sacred cows, which had rattled left-wing sympathizers but made him increasingly popular with the wider electorate.
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Trump made the construction of a border wall paid for by Mexico a centerpiece of his campaign, but has toned down his rhetoric since the election.
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In their place, a much more casual, toned down Kim has emerged, one regularly clad in huge sweatpants with almost no makeup and simple, straight hair.
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She told VICE that even with hidden tattoos and toned-down theatrics, her father is still the same Santa Scott the community has grown to love.
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And I'm glad that Mr. Keller has toned down the most terrifying of Ms. Cho's devices for involving the audience in the gun culture she's exploring.
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The merchandise is undeniably stylish and designed in a range of hues but toned down enough to appeal to those who favor a more classic look.
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In March, he promised to end electronic speed monitoring on Brazil's roads, an idea that his infrastructure minister then toned down, saying some monitoring was necessary.
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Some of Mr. Salvini's harsher anti-migrant policies are likely to be toned down by the new interior minister, Luciana Lamorgese, a specialist in migration issues.
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On Wednesday, stocks jumped to records after President Donald Trump toned down rhetoric against Iran, announcing further sanctions on the country but not more military force.
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If today's country stars have opted for a more toned-down look, at least the designer Manuel still has his shop in the heart of town.
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"She was toned down and out of the public eye after the robbery, but eventually she realized she needs to live her life," the source tells PEOPLE.
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But where Beck's toned down his rhetoric and even seemed to take a step back from the spotlight, Jones is constantly front-and-center of his empire.
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On Thursday, the 26-year-old offered up his own toned down take on the song as he shared a simple black and white video on Instagram.
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But on Monday night, the reality star toned down her trend-setting wardrobe while attending the release party for Marina Acton's new single "Fantasize" in Hollywood, California.
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Yesterday, Samsung released its flagship Note 8 smartphone which boasts a similarly toned-down bezel and the company's largest-ever phone screen; the device begins at $930.
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The activist fund also toned down its requests for major strategy moves, saying management and an independent board would evaluate whether and when to carry them out.
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He's transformed Kim's look from ultra glam to more simple and toned down, and he even helped her dream up her shades for her KKW contour kits.
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Over the years, her performances have grown more nuanced, and for her latest album, "Joanne," the singer toned down her physical appearance to showcase her musical prowess.
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Dole said only Trump seemed to be able to take Cruz on, and he added that the real estate mogul seems to have "toned down" his rhetoric.
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Since then, the New Albany, Ohio retailer has toned down its risqué advertising, remodeled its dimly lit and over-perfumed stores and begun offering more appealing designs.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe shares Trump's hard-line stance on tackling Pyongyang, while South Korean President Moon Jae-in has a toned-down approach of engagement.
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Holiday gatherings have become toned-down affairs as executives respond to demands to cut costs, improve company morale and, this year, address sexual harassment in the workplace.
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However, those ambitions have been toned down, with diplomats saying that, realistically, it will be used only for smaller trade, for example of humanitarian products or food.
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There's also the toned-down Eva EsseEsse9, with more classic styling and slightly different stats: 109 horsepower, 148 pound-feet of torque, and the same top speed.
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Stage performances of Bangerz were equally lascivious, so NSFW that audiences had a difficult time adjusting to Cyrus' toned-down, zen Cali-girl vibe for Younger Now.
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Mr. Duterte said after the meeting that Mr. Tillerson had "considerably toned down" American criticism of the Philippine drug war, a charge Mr. Tillerson's spokesman later denied.
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For Trump, O'Brien represents a toned-down choice for the job, a sign that the president was happy to have someone without the television starpower of Bolton.
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She is playing against a machine that is mimicking the game of badminton legend P.V. Sindhu, toned down a few notches to adjust for the age difference.
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Trump on Wednesday toned down his aggressive rhetoric towards Iran after having ordered the killing of Soleimani, which has sparked a major crisis in the Middle East.
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The couple toned down two of those walls from maroon to cream and refaced the black brick fireplace, alterations that were in line with their new aesthetic.
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It was a remarkably scaled-back event relative to the designer's tailgate-party extravaganza last season, and the collection itself also exuded a toned-down, refined sensibility.
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Perhaps the sweetness is toned down, because you've used fennel instead of carrots, and you're using it all of the ways — bulbs, stem, seeds — which add earthiness.
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The outlet, which has been reporting on the family recently, observed that the channels seemed to be a "toned down version" of DaddyOFive, but still depicted concerning activities.
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Sensing the mood—and probably eager not to harm the economy—the military junta which has ruled Thailand since 2014 has toned down some of its early edicts.
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Consider the Niro EV Kia's signal to get into the plug-in mainstream when the toned down production version goes on sale in the second half of 2018.
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It was a toned-down version of Lichtman's opening statement almost three months ago, in which he claimed that the U.S. government and Zambada conspired to frame Guzman.
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Vatican called in to mediate in Venezuela talks Rhetoric to be 'toned down' The talks, which lasted well into Sunday night and Monday morning, took place in Caracas.
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Since he became leader in 2349, he has toned down the Sweden Democrats' image and broadened their appeal with his message that immigration is tearing the country apart.
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In addition, a tweak in Italy's election law makes it harder for populist parties to come to power, and they have anyway toned down their anti-euro rhetoric.
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We got JDM flying out of LAX Monday and he said the Trump attacks were toned down this year, but not because Hollywood, in general, approves of POTUS.
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Brodsky suggested NYHA sponsors consider a "toned down" bill that is less costly and helps manage the transition so as to address criticisms about job losses in healthcare.
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"I think I've been toned down, if you want to know the truth," Trump told reporters before leaving the White House for a campaign event in North Carolina.
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But the party had its worst-ever showing in April, and Mr. Casado recently toned down his rhetoric in order to draw more moderate voters in Sunday's election.
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"Wind power is big business in the United States," Lars Bondo Krogsgaard told journalists on Thursday after the group toned down its profit and sales guidance for 2016.
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This is an edited version of the Note 10's photo where I added a little contrast, toned down the brightness, and de-saturated the colors a little.
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"She was toned down and out of the public eye after the robbery, but eventually she realized she needs to live her life," a source recently told PEOPLE.
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The Queen delivered the speech in a toned-down ceremony that dispensed with a horse-drawn procession to parliament, and she swapped her crown for a blue hat.
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If you want something a little more toned down, or a little more eccentric, Vans has a variety of colors and patterns from neutral tones to animal prints.
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Despite repeated studies disproving Mr. Kobach's claims that waves of "illegal aliens" cast votes, he has not toned down his rhetoric, which plays well with the party's base.
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As the Trump administration continues to seek a resolution, a Defense Department official said, the high-profile missile exercises that Pyongyang views as provocative will be toned down.
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Signaling his own flammable personality and, perhaps, the need for self-restraint, it stood out, like his talent, in a sea of more toned-down sweat sopper-uppers.
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Though potentially a diplomatic minefield, Macron's gamble with Zarif appears to have worked out for now, as Trump endorsed the initiative and toned down his rhetoric on Tehran.
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Recently, in the Facebook group for the event, Biggs has toned down his language -- urging attendees not to arrive in helmets, but have them ready just in case.
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Trump initially signaled willingness to support expanded background checks for gun purchases after the shootings, but has since toned down his support in public comments on the matter.
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And Mr. Trump has toned down his presence on Twitter — mildly — relying more on the kind of official statements and news media availability used to by his predecessors.
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Dali Yang, an expert on Chinese bureaucracy at the University of Chicago, told FT that this event was most certainly a factor in the toned-down government response.
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Samsung has significantly toned down the curved sides of the Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus, with XDA's source saying that the S20 Plus feels largely flat in hand.
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Trump on Monday toned down his comments and took steps to smooth things over with strong remarks targeting groups such as the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazis.
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Chinese officials are also planning to cut their stay short and have toned down their expectations, according to the South China Morning Post, which is owned by Alibaba.
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The US and its allies over time steadily withdrew support for rebel groups and toned down on their insistence that Assad must go as part of a settlement.
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He has stayed in the public eye, built a political organization and, as Vox's Matthew Yglesias has noted, toned down some of his fights with the Democratic establishment.
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Waterhouse raised the price of her novellas to $2.99 and toned down the sexy covers on her "Calendar Girl" series so that it could be marketed to mainstream retailers.
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Reports already emerged late on Wednesday that references to a ban on Muslims were removed from the president-elect's website, a move that could suggest a toned-down outlook.
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In the past couple of years the Kochs have toned down their activism, in part because they could not bring themselves to back Donald Trump's run for the presidency.
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With a description emphasizing "love, faith and family," a toned down, modest erotica didn't seem like such a bad explore upon completing Michael And Jenna's Christian Domestic Discipline Marriage.
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In his first trip to South Korea as president, Trump also significantly toned down his criticism of what he once called a "horrible" free trade deal with South Korea.
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The Trump Administration has been in talks to renegotiate NAFTA, though nothing has happened yet, and Trump toned down his rhetoric toward China during his first year as president.
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"High-risk financial operations have shrunk and some institutions have toned down their barbaric expansionary behavior," the government said in a statement posted on its official website on Tuesday.
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In past months, Kim, who reportedly said he "understands" why the drills were going on, had gone forward with peace talks without asking for them to be toned down.
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"It was never even discussed," director Sam Taylor-Johnson told Variety, for an article about how the film toned down the source material to avoid an NC-103 rating.
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John Kasich's (R) campaign website toned down its language on guns following the deadly mass shooting at a Florida high school last week, CNN reported on Monday A Feb.
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Sirugue, the Socialist MP who turned down Macron in May, told Reuters that the presidential hopeful had since toned down his free-market message and was now more presentable.
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Vatican sources said the pope's inner circle was heartened that Trump had toned down his previously harsh rhetoric about Muslims during his visit to Saudi Arabia at the weekend.
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The SNS has significantly toned down its image under its current leader Andrej Danko and Most-Hid said on Monday it could take part in talks involving the party.
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Derek Rose makes some pure, hand-made silk boxers in toned-down styles for which even your cruelest of friends could not immolate you starting at a reasonable $85.
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Bradley Bryne (R-Ala.) offered more toned down comments, saying he did not want to point the finger at one person, but that the Senate has an institutional problem.
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Over the summer, many 2020 Democratic candidates rhetorically toned down their support for the drastic health reform plan as Democratic voters signaled they were concerned about ending private insurance.
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Over the summer, many 2020 Democratic candidates rhetorically toned down their support for the drastic health reform plan as Democratic voters signaled they were troubled about ending private insurance.
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While the toned-down vibe of Mr. Kors's dinner reflected the generally laid-back feel of fashion week this season, he said that this is how he always entertains.
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To appease neighbors, he has toned down the noise and high jinks and, under a threat of arrest, has agreed not to shoot at the house without a permit.
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Hong Kong toned down its New Year's celebrations amid the protests that began in June and which have dealt severe blows to the city's retail, tourism and nightlife sectors.
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It would not be that sort of evening: toned down, stripped back, lighter on the flash and the glamour and the extravagance that has tended to mark his celebrations.
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Still, Boone's antics have stood out in an era in which the wild, drawn-out arguments between hysterical managers and antagonistic umpires have been reined in and toned down.
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In short, what this movie yearns to be is a pop-culture "Apocalypse Now," with the human foe removed, the political parable toned down, and the gonzo elements jacked up.
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In the face of Republican concerns, a congressional aide said language in the draft challenging the WTO could still be toned down in a final, public version, the Journal reported.
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Savage doesn't stray too far from Parquet Courts' sound in total; the 10-track Thawing Dawn is more toned down than the full band, but tricky and probing lyrics remain.
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If the filmmakers were playing to his strengths, they would have toned down Blake's nonstop gauntlet of physical and psychological trauma, which includes a thwarted romance and a horrific injury.
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The reason for this week toned-down action, the protesters say, is a desire not to overburden the museum's staff, some of whom expressed their support of the protest privately.
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A rally in media stocks pushed European shares higher, in a rebound from Thursday's drop after the European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged and toned down monetary easing expectations.
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As Thais begin a year of mourning for their king, parties and celebrations will be toned down, with the government asking for people to "refrain from festivities" for 30 days.
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Lisa suggested I make a few changes to my resume and create a toned down Craigslist post which more specifically stated what kind of job I wanted in Silicon Valley.
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While there are plenty of trademark Malcolm lines in the film, the reprisal of the role saw a more family-friendly, toned-down version that shaved away his characteristic edginess.
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But as the costs of borrowing for Italy rose, the coalition leaders toned down their rhetoric, pledging not to "blow up public accounts" and to phase in its economic program.
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Support from Democrats will be critical to securing funding, and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York has toned down his rhetoric on the issue over the past month.
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Clothing on the racks doesn't actually include what you see on the runways, but rather toned-down versions that allow for real human activity, like sitting and using your hands.
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But Clinton successfully, and constantly, needled him, enough that Trump, who started the debate in a toned-down mode that could pass for presidential at a squint, got increasingly irritable.
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He approached the debate with a toned-down but resolute manner, dispensing by-the-book conservative responses to moderator Chris Wallace's questions and staying off the personal insults to Clinton.
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Military Chiefs compete in a toned down version of Risk, UN Ambassadors get together to pass agendas and Scientists do a variety of activities to advance down a tech tree.
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Since then, both the parents' groups and the mayor have toned down their responses, saying their only concern is the possible health implication if the refugee children are not vaccinated.
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Dillon Francis may have toned down his party-starting sound on radio-ready new single, "Anywhere" featuring Will Heard, but its accompanying music video remains as playfully ridiculous as ever.
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Trump has also toned down his rhetoric and selected credentialed, reasonable staff picks like KT McFarland as deputy national security advisor, attorney Donald McGahn as White House counsel and Gov.
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The style in which he specializes, New Way vogue, is fast and contortionist, while the style of the '80s, now called Old Way, is more toned down, if still acrobatic.
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With an eye on persuading his own party to consider him for the top office, Mr. Kono has toned down some of his views and aligned himself with the administration.
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I also pulled influence from some former royal brides such as Princess Margaret and Princess Anne, whose chic bridal gowns toned down all the lace and embellishments other brides have.
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And yet Trump has toned down his rhetoric against the regime a bit and used the regime's release of American hostages as signs of good faith on North Korea's part.
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He has not toned down his rhetoric since, saying only last week that America's "One China" policy was up for negotiation, triggering a furious response from state-run Chinese newspapers.
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Instead, it was the toned-down "Antidote," intended just for the "real fans," that heralded the domination of Scott's hallucinatory brand of rap in the latter half of the decade.
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Le Pen toned down the outrageous racism and banned neo-Nazi skinheads from her rallies, while also promoting a more managerial team, headed by her right-hand man, Florian Philippot.
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This dish is bursting with fragrant lemongrass, spicy curry paste, and plenty of garlic and ginger, but it's also toned down and sweetened a bit with the addition of coconut milk.
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Apothic Brew has a mocha flavor to it that reminds us of a toned-down version of red wine hot chocolate — if you haven't had that home concoction, you're missing out.
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But national politics have already shifted the way Booker talks about charters: He has toned down much of his rhetoric, people on both sides note, becoming a sharp critic of DeVos's.
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Several big consumer electronics makers, including Huawei and Motorola, basically gave up on smartwatches, while companies like Samsung and Apple toned down their wearables announcements, mostly repurposing them as sports gadgets.
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The horrific state of affairs suggests that even as harsh policies are being toned down at home, America's foreign policy apparatus remains plenty accommodating of senseless brutality rationalized as drug policy.
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While I might have toned down the spray tan if I were wearing this myself, you have to admit, her overall appearance is striking — which is what makes an unforgettable outfit.
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Although Donald Trump has toned down his rhetoric since entering office in January, central bank officials fear Trump might push for a different way to declare big exporters a currency manipulator.
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Since then, both parties have toned down their euroskepticism but one of the main economic minds from Lega, Claudio Borghi, is still openly hostile to the idea of the common currency.
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It has made similar comments in favor of leaving the euro zone before the election in March, but it toned down the rhetoric on the controversial issue as the vote approached.
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But we found the middle ground this Spring/Summer 2018 season: inspiring hair and makeup looks that can be toned down for normal Saturday nights out or dialed up for Halloween.
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As such, their spotlight-friendly theatricality and toned-down semi-metal has brought them international recognition, opening slots for bands like Iron Maiden, and even a Grammy for Best Metal Performance.
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Parliament's lower house is expected to approve the bill later this month and while some provisions have been slightly toned down, the bill would still apply retroactively, going against European norms.
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A donnish former law professor who has toned down her party's traditional support for such a declaration, Ms Tsai promised in her victory speech a stable and predictable relationship with China.
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Spun out of the success of their city council meetings, the podcast, which is put out by Al Madrigal and Bill Burr's company All Things Comedy, is much more toned down.
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She even toned down her fashion to ensure that she'd fit into the car, looking uncharacteristically subdued in a gold sequined pussy-bow blouse (Melania Trump shoutout?) and black leather leggings.
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"Do you see how nice I'm behaving tonight?" he said on Wednesday, letting a crowd in Wisconsin in on the joke of a performance toned down after the bombs were discovered.
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On Friday, he said that he thinks he's been "toned down," while warning, "I think I could really tone it up" given how "extremely unfair" the media has been to him.
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The gang has toned down its reckless behavior — while upping its musicianship — as its members have aged, but the group's fearless punk and garage-rock jams are as sharp as ever.
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Trump said he discussed Hong Kong with the Chinese delegation, maintaining that the unrest there has "toned down," and arguing that the deal was a "positive thing" for the Chinese territory.
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Webster, the singer, toned down the lyrics of some of the standards he performed during his performance, and alcohol has not been available inside the stadiums during the Club World Cup.
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It may be that President Trump toned down his rhetoric to give Kim Jong Un space to deal with hardliners in his government and military who oppose making nuclear disarmament a reality.
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Thomas Donohue, president of the US Chamber of Commerce, recently toned down his usual criticism of efforts to raise the minimum wage, saying the chamber is "going to listen" to new proposals.
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Elsewhere in the city, summer fiestas planned for this weekend in some neighbourhoods have been toned down, with some events cancelled as a mark of respect to those affected by the tragedy.
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" On Tuesday, members of the Federal Reserve's policy committee toned down the outlook for rates, with St. Louis Fed President James Bullard saying a 50-basis-point rate cut "would be overdone.
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Epic toned down the health regeneration aspect of the item earlier in the week in response to feedback about how the item was being used in the Winter Royale competitive tournament circuit.
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However, the two sides appear to have toned down differences as they work on finalizing a trip by Xi to the United States, possibly next month, for his first summit with Trump.
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Last week, Anderson showed off a more natural hair and makeup look at an event in Paris, and while it's a complete departure from her usual, the toned-down aesthetic just works.
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Yes, the queen of heels ditched her usual sky-high footwear for a toned-down (and comfortable) pair of Coachella-inspired, fringe Saint Laurent sneakers during a girlfriend get-together in Malibu.
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"Hillary would probably be positive at this point because at least her policies are identifiable, understandable and likely to get toned down somewhat," said Brian Skorney, an analyst with Robert W. Baird.
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In a speech marking Korea's independence from Japan's 1910-45 rule, Moon toned down his recent stringent rhetoric regarding Japan, saying Seoul would "gladly join hands" if Tokyo chose dialogue and cooperation.
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He has not only toned down his divisive language but also said he would rescind the numerous criminal cases he has pursued against Turks for insulting him, a crime under Turkish law.
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But after the State Department made its orders, the speech was toned down and made off-the-record at the last minute, the FT reported, citing three people familiar with the matter.
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The French defence electronics group reported higher first-half profits on Wednesday but toned down its organic sales growth outlook for the full year, citing a slowdown in the commercial space market.
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The original demands from the United States for a new resolution, made by the American ambassador, Nikki R. Haley, were toned down in negotiations that followed with her Russian and Chinese counterparts.
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European diplomats say Poland has toned down its belligerent rhetoric in Brussels in recent months, with a looming departure of Britain from the bloc that could mean the loss of an ally.
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"—FELIPE (@felipemnzp) December 22010, 210The user virtually fast-forwarded a couple of years to 2012, showing photos that illustrate Kardashian West&aposs color palette of choice beginning to appear slightly "toned-down.
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As previously reported, the famously foul-mouthed superhero sequel is getting a second theatrical run but as a toned-down PG-13-rated Christmas version titled Once Upon A Deadpool, according to Deadline.
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The Troggs are best known for their megahit "Wild Thing," but this more toned-down song is ideal for declaring your fondness to the guy or gal you wanna dance with later tonight.
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Baltimore's offense will evolve next season, and Jackson's role as a runner will surely be toned down — he set a modern-era QB record with 147 regular-season carries despite just seven starts.
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Trump toned down his criticisms of San Juan mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, who he accused of "poor leadership" in a tweetstorm on Saturday, instead declaring the mayor now supports the federal government's response.
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While Bennett and others may be excited at the prospect of Trump in the White House, it is possible some of his policy ideas will be toned down between now and taking office.
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In last month's budget the Conservative chancellor, Philip Hammond, announced that austerity was "coming to an end", in what amounted to a toned-down version of Labour's promise to open the spending taps.
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Samsung seems to have toned down its aggressive saturation, and the "Natural" mode, which is what I've been using, looks very nice and drops the eye-searing neon colors Samsung was known for.
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But this year, was her first time hosting the music awards show, and Perry mixed things up with a few toned-down, glamorous looks that marked a departure form her wilder past outfits.
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The euro edged down on Friday after reaching a weekly high at 1.1611 after ECB President Mario Draghi toned down his outlook for a rise in underlying inflation from "relatively vigorous" to "gradual".
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On the US campaign trail, Donald Trump was highly critical of the deal -- negotiated by the United States and other world powers -- but since becoming US President he has toned down his message.
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But recently the U.S. hedge fund has toned down its requests, saying it would be up to the new board and management to decide whether and when to carry out any such initiatives.
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The bass is rich and precise, but slightly toned down compared to the P7s; it won't jump at you at every occasion, but if you focus, you'll hear it's fuller and more detailed.
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Taron Egerton seems, if anything, to have toned down Eddie's dorkiness; the real Michael Edwards, who offered to perform the stunts in the movie before filming, looks like a gawkier British Lou Holtz.
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Robertson said that DC would continue publishing the book if the subject matter were toned down, or it would offer it back to Ennis and Robertson for them to take it somewhere else.
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Definitely a more toned down take than when she called him a "monster" on social media, but it's clear the family is going through a hard time in the midst of the scandal.
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The rapprochement is striking and no coincidence: With Turkey suffering the aftershocks of its worst economic crisis in 15 years, Mr. Erdogan has radically changed tune and toned down his anti-Western rhetoric.
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On Friday, Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah toned down his opposition to the protests in a speech that called on the next government to be transparent and to address the demands of the protesters.
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The night bazaar and stadiums in Chiang Mai also managed to keep their doors open for the mass influx of travelers but they were greatly toned down and fights happened far less frequently.
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Prince did record a version of the track and put it out on 1999's The Vault: Old Friends 4 Sale, but as Taylor himself says, the lyrics were toned down on that version.
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Bob Kapel, the RNC member representing Washington, D.C., noted that Trump had toned down his rhetoric in his New York victory speech on Tuesday night, and said he would like to see that continue.
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The deal would allow Remington to continue to deny any defect in the guns, although some of the language in Friday's agreement appeared to have been toned down from prior versions of the settlement.
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Kevin Hart welcomed the singer, who performed a toned-down version (but still super sexy!) of his music video for the song, which featured the film's star – Dakota Johnson – suspended naked in the air.
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From Lady Leshurr's toned-down performance ("I'm just partying with you guys!" she declares) to Youth Man's ode to Jeremy Corbyn and Cakes Da Killa's explicitly, proudly queer lyrics, something feels natural about Afropunk.
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Engel said he initially fought to have Jessie become addicted to speed, but the censorial department at NBC shut down his idea, suggesting he go for a more toned-down addiction to caffeine pills.
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And what's emerged in the hours since his loss is the most toned-down version of Trump we've seen since he infamously rode down the Trump Tower escalator in June to announce his bid.
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Since he didn't have access to one of the world's few top-level biosafety labs, he had to use a toned-down version of the virus that wasn't infectious and wouldn't get humans sick.
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Rampant segregation has been toned down, and rights previously unavailable have been extended: Aymara and Quechua women are, for example, now permitted to enroll in universities and are increasingly visible in white collar professions.
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The criticism notwithstanding, that part of the movie showcases more heart from Schumer than we've seen in some of her previous vehicles, while employing a slightly toned-down approach that avoided an "R" rating.
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The FPO has toned down its anti-EU rhetoric in recent months but continues to call for weaker members to leave the euro zone and Austria to pay less into the common EU budget.
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BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - European Union foreign ministers toned down their sometimes harsh views on Turkey as they gathered in Slovakia on Friday, although concerns about a crackdown following a failed coup were still running high.
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In Katy Perry, who did bulbous ruffles in pink Balmain (there was a lot of pink), which both made her look a bit like a hedge and was kind of toned down (for her).
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Danila Poperechny, 25, whose success as a stand-up comedian started with his YouTube videos, has toned down overt politics, although he still mocks the government and encourages subscribers to participate in some demonstrations.
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XI-TRUMP SUMMIT However, the two sides appear to have toned down differences as they work on finalising a trip by Xi to the United States, possibly next month, for his first summit with Trump.
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Distractive elements like the blue video title links are now toned down to black, sidebar menus have been cleaned up, and even the YouTube logo and the search bar in the upper left are smaller.
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Although goal celebrations are a traditional and beloved part of soccer, the women's team took heat from social media critics after their Thailand victory, with some saying that they should have toned down the excitement.
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Snapchat streamlined and lightened the design, toned down the colors from the initial launch, and made the camera component less obvious, but yes, they still look a little doofier than your average pair of sunglasses.
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The President's graphic language about al-Baghdadi's final moments might have been toned down by another president and could spark fears it could incite retaliation by the group, especially against US interests or troops abroad.
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The relaxed pace and toned-down fervor was a divergence from Cap'n Jazz's blunt approach, but instead of forging an entirely new beginning, A Portable Model of… played like an enlightened version of Cap'n Jazz.
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"While entering Leo, Mercury is already in its pre-shadow period (moving very slowly) as it prepares to go retrograde on July 7th, meaning that its dramatic flair might be toned down considerably," Montúfar explains.
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WHAT I'M GOING TO BE DOING IS BASICALLY TALKING TO DONALD AS I'VE TALKED BEFORE AND I DO THINK IT'S IMPORTANT, EXTREMELY IMPORTANT, FOR THIS COUNTRY THAT THIS ABSURD REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT IS TONED DOWN SOMEWHAT.
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She first met her majesty in 1997 at the Royal Command Performance at the Victoria Palace Theatre with her Spice Girls bandmates (and has considerably toned down the sexiness for her outfit choice this time!).
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Listening to his verse alongside JME on last year's "Man Don't Care," you might think he's toned down his approach with references Iron Man, Dragonball Z, and Batman, all while rocking a Star Wars beanie.
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The brutality of Richard Adams's 1972 novel about a group of rabbits banding together to survive against dangerous predators is toned down in this new computer-animated adaptation, a coproduction of BBC One and Netflix.
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Some, like Huang Cheng Hui, a professional player from China who competes under the nom de guerre Lciop, said certain games could be toned down to make them Olympic-friendly without dampening their competitive spirit.
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XI-TRUMP SUMMIT However, the two sides appear to have toned down differences as they work on finalising a trip by Xi to the United States, possibly next month, for his first summit with Trump.
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"Establishment Republicans can only hope that he will self-destruct at some point — a very unlikely proposition given that he has actually toned down his rhetoric quite a bit lately," GOP strategist Nino Saviano said.
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In addition to the expected marvels, like that massive telescoping Christmas tree, there are subtle recent changes as well, notably in Act II, the long-ingrained cultural stereotypes of which the company has toned down.
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But he's toned down that criticism in the past year, and told ClimateWire last week that while he still considers himself a skeptic, he recognizes the world is moving toward "a more carbon-constrained" society.
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Goal celebrations are a traditional and beloved part of soccer, but as the U.S. women's team took in their eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth goal, some social media critics said they should have toned down the excitement.
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To put it mildly, Gaga's style has really toned down since the over-the-top, avant garde looks she sported when she released The Fame in 2008 and the years that followed (two words: meat dress).
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SEOUL/TOKYO (Reuters) - South Korea and Japan have toned down the rhetoric but show little sign of compromise in a bitter political and economic dispute as their foreign ministers prepare to meet in China this week.
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Last December, BuzzFeed News reported that, in response to the agency's scrutiny, The Odin toned down its marketing of a DNA kit that it originally said was a tool for making glow-in-the-dark alcohol.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday Donald Trump's toned-down, teleprompter-read primary night speech was a "good start" but he still has plenty of work to do to satisfy his party's leadership.
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Clyburn suggested he would vote to censure King himself, should a vote happen, but he said that Democratic leadership favored the more toned-down reprimand because he thought it could get more support in the House.
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Whether toned down or amped up, the looks shaped the shows as much as the locations and set lists, bringing front-row audiences closer to London's favorite designers and their visions for their collections this season.
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In a toned-down and largely peaceable two-page letter, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) wrote to President Trump that he disagreed with his decision to add 5% blanket tariffs to all Mexican goods.
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Two years later, Honest aimed for the charts even more blatantly, and while many declared it a solid if unexciting follow-up at the time, in retrospect its syrupy ballads and toned-down hooks sound clumsy.
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While the actual hand looks similar to Snake's and Young had toyed with the idea of having it painted black, he ultimately went with an overall toned-down style that looks less intimidating in real life.
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Things take a turn for the worse when he burns down the village Christmas tree, but perk up a bit at the end when he finds a slightly more toned-down use for his scorchy powers.
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Yellen, who had been dropping hints last month of a rate hike in the near term, toned down her comments after a dismal May employment report set off fresh concerns of the strength of the economy.
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"He looks like a used-car salesman," Ms. Ramsey said, though both noted that the Republican candidate had toned down the deep tan that had become one of his style signatures over the last few months.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria toned down its criticism of Moscow on Tuesday, saying Russian aircraft had not been involved in violations of its air space but once again blamed Russia for not observing international norms in aviation.
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However, those ambitions appear to have been toned down with diplomats saying the SPV could realistically only be used for smaller trade that might be tolerated by the Trump administration, for example humanitarian or farm products.
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It's probably a deeply personal fear, but my worry with NJPW stateside shows is that the angles will be toned down unless they center on the US title—a signal that what really matters is Japan.
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It also sets the stage for these hazings to go back into the dark, away from the scrutinizing public eye—a force that did keep things toned down, even though the current opinion may think otherwise.
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Inside, a central touch screen is 224 inches — it's not quite the Tesla Model S 17-inch screen, but it's a toned-down interior for the sports-car maker used to buttons, switches, and other controls.
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Even the CEO of an EV startup was rooted in realityThe toned-down rhetoric was not just confined to established automakers who have been slow to translate the innovations popularized by cell phones to their vehicles.
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Once known as one of Wall Street's toughest rabble-rousers who relished writing humiliating letters to chief executives, Loeb has recently toned down the rhetoric, maturing into a more disciplined investor, say investors who know him.
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The S&P 500 languished at 15-month lows this week, as disappointing earnings reports added to the gloom after the U.S. Federal Reserve quashed hopes of a toned-down approach to its interest rate trajectory.
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LONDON, July 29 (Reuters) - Reckitt Benckiser Group said net revenue rose 5 percent in the first half of the year, but toned down its full-year outlook due to a scandal over humidifier sanitisers in South Korea.
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I mean, I think the bigger the company that absorbs it, the more that all of it gets toned down just because of more liability-oriented legal oversight, which I think happens in any big media company.
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With all due respect to the old Miley Cyrus — naked, platinum blonde, swinging on a wrecking ball — her current look, chill and toned-down, au naturel, stands on its own as one of Hollywood's greatest make-unders.
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For her conversation at the historic landmark, Delevingne, 23, toned down her vivacious style and chose a LBD and black trench coat paired with Puma sneakers designed by BFF Rihanna as seen in her many Instagram posts.
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Though the film — which toned down many of the book's signature elements, including its criticism of the Catholic church — was meant to launch a Harry Potter-esque franchise, it received mixed reviews and disappointing box office returns.
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Now he appears to be also seeking to occupy some of the far-right territory abandoned by the radical nationalist opposition party Jobbik, which has toned down its message in an attempt to move toward the center.
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Turkey has demanded the removal of Assad from power and backed rebels fighting to overthrow him, but it has toned down its demands since it started working with Assad's allies Russia and Iran for a political resolution.
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The Sound of Jazz to Come shaped The Shape of Punk to Come — Refused's 1999 album even borrowed the Nation of Ulysses' spoken word sections, even if the Swedish group toned down some of NoU's political philosophies.
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However, disappointing May hiring data and a UK vote that is too close in the polls to have confidence in the outcome have toned down her message, making a rate rise on June 163 now highly unlikely.
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However, those ambitions appear to have been toned down with four diplomats saying the SPV could realistically only be used for smaller trade that might be tolerated by the Trump administration, for example humanitarian or farm products.
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Guzman's toned-down courthouse appearance could be designed to reflect what he has himself described as his poor upbringing in his hometown of Badiraguato, Sinaloa, where he used to sell oranges and soft drinks as a boy.
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First coined by New York magazine last year, the popularity of the color started in 2012 as a "toned-down version" of Barbie Pink, and has since expanded to include a wide variety of blushes and rose.
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Thyssenkrupp kept its full-year outlook for sales and profits but toned down its forecast for free cash flow before M&A, citing the sale of its Brazilian steel mill CSA, which will close earlier than expected.
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At the Woolworth Building in downtown Manhattan, where the top floors are being converted to condos, ornate interiors are being toned down in favor of a more contemporary look to appeal to a wider pool of buyers.
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North Korea has noticeably toned down its anti-Washington rhetoric over the past several months to create a more conciliatory atmosphere for the summit and avoid souring attempts by both sides to reduce tensions and increase dialogue.
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Silk boxers don't necessarily have to be that leopard print satin man hammock you wouldn't be caught dead in; there are plenty of toned-down options that at first glance, you'd never suspect were made of silk.
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And, with some qualms, they toned down the overtly political aspects of the act ("On Top of Old Smoky" was a regular feature of their set-list in nightclub appearances; "If I Had a Hammer" soon wasn't).
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Mr. Tellis said the Trump administration had "been very conscious to not do anything publicly that might embarrass India" — which is why, he predicted, the State Department had toned down its criticism of the anti-Muslim actions.
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Souring the mood further was a South China Morning Post report here that said China had toned down its expectations ahead of the talks and that the Chinese delegation could depart Washington a day earlier than planned.
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In his speech attended by dozens of Arab and Islamic leaders, he toned down the harsh anti-Muslim rhetoric he had employed during the presidential campaign last year in favor of trying to gain cooperation against Islamist militants.
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But Qatar appears to have toned down its diplomatic profile under emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, who took power in 2013 and has spoken about the need for austerity at a time of low oil prices.
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Washington (CNN)Behind-the-curtain calculations about a contested GOP convention, Donald Trump toned down, and what Bernie Sanders can take away from a certain 20163 race -- those stories and more fill our "Inside Politics" forecast this week.
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So far, the brand has perfected revamped versions of Golden Grahams, Reese's Puffs, and even the eclectically hued Trix, which will now have a toned-down look with the help of annatto seed, blueberry, radish, turmeric, and carrot.
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BOJ officials, including Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, have toned down their commitment to meet the goal within a set timeframe since revamping the bank's policy framework last year to one more suited for a long-term battle against deflation.
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VIENTIANE (Reuters) - International tension over maritime disputes in the South China Sea should be toned down, China's Foreign Minister said on Monday, after a "deeply flawed" international court ruled against Beijing's expansive claims in the South China Sea.
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She toned down some of the violence and gore, including a climactic plot twist in which a possessed man goes on a killing spree, and scrubbed out the profanity, at the request of her 91-year-old mother.
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On the album's opener, he says "he wants to punch the world in the fucking face right now," which is a toned-down insult coming from a rapper who used boasting about necrophilia, but a telling one nonetheless.
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But he has since toned down his pro-Israel bravado ahead of Netanyahu's visit, a change that could help the prime minister keep in check ultra-nationalist coalition partners calling on him to push a more militant agenda.
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At this year's E3 gaming expo, Razer refreshed its littlest laptop, the Blade Stealth, with the latest specs, and announced a new, toned down version with a larger screen (but the same dimensions) that ditches the brand's neon green.
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" At the next debate, when he was very pleased with what he considered a toned down, more serious performance, he walked right up to me while I was on CNN's set, shook my hand, and said, "It was time.
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Trump told the National Rifle Association's annual convention in Dallas on Friday that he had toned down his rhetoric in anticipation of the talks after labeling Kim "Little Rocket Man" last year and threatening him with "fire and fury".
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So far, he has reversed himself on most of these proposals: A few of Trump's campaign ideas have made it through to his presidency, like the Muslim ban and a commitment to renegotiating NAFTA (albeit in toned-down form).
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Back in March, while discussing Stern's upcoming book — Howard Stern Comes Again, his first new title in over 20 years — on her talk show, Williams couldn't help but shade him for what she implied was a toned-down attitude.
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This is the opposite of Gaga's career trajectory; she started out embracing full-on caricature, and toned down her visual statements a lot with her most recent Joanne tour, taking on a folksier image (including lots of floppy hats).
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These chemicals can bond to the body's opioid receptors and act very much like opioids do, providing some pain relief and causing a release of dopamine, but at a much more toned-down level than prescription pills or heroin.
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A toned-down parade would deprive experts who monitor North Korea's weapons programs of a much needed look behind the curtain, but politically it could be construed as a signal of support from Pyongyang for continued negotiations toward denuclearization.
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Goal celebrations are a traditional and beloved part of soccer, but as the U.S. women's team took in their eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth goal, some social media critics said they should have toned down the excitement in front of Thailand's players.
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And he's toned down his personal aesthetic, too: Though he's still wearing bright scarves and hats, he's chilled out on the eyeliner and no longer looks like he ran through a costume store and bought everything with studs and grommets.
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But even for Kurz supporters like Florian Kahl who are concerned by the Freedom Party's euroscepticism - which it has toned down since making it into the runoff of last year's presidential vote - the far right is still the best partner.
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New York Fed President William Dudley on Thursday toned down his hawkish view, saying rates should rise only gradually given low inflation, but did not repeat an assertion three weeks ago that he expects to raise rates once more this year.
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"Air Force General and STRATCOM commander John Hyten has toned down that muscular rhetoric, now seemingly advocating deterrence to avoid conflict, because conflict will damage or destroy the space environment critical to US military and civilian daily operations," Freese said.
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Iran nuclear deal full of complex issues and moving parts Criticism of the deal has "toned down quite a bit from the period of congressional review last summer," noted Robert Einhorn, a former State Department adviser involved in negotiating the deal.
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Though VR and AR were undoubtedly trends at SXSW, there wasn't really a single tech product or service that emerged as the "winner" of the festival, and brands seemed to have toned down on the fancy activations compared to previous years.
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Elton John and Taron Egerton team up for epic 'Rocket Man' duet It took nearly two decades to get the movie made, because, the singer wrote, in addition to wanting things toned down, many producers just didn't get his vision.
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Last year, China passed antiterrorism laws that critics feared would force companies to hand over encryption keys to the government (lawmakers later toned down the language), and last month, censors shut down Apple's ebook and movie stores in the country.
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Despite his toned down rhetoric, Trump warned the leaders gathered in Riyadh on Sunday that inaction on their part would bring "suffering, death, despair" and listed a series of actions Muslim countries must take to win the battle against terrorists.
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As Thais begin a year of mourning for their king, parties and celebrations will be toned down, particularly over the next month, temporarily crimping consumer and tourist spending in an economy that has been struggling for traction in recent years.
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The mannequins (especially Miss Chief, in a relatively toned-down outfit, for her) and elaborate fake flora make for an inviting display, something that draws the viewer in, only to hit them with the impact of fraught racial power dynamics.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House press corps gathered on Saturday for its annual black-tie dinner, a toned-down affair this year after Donald Trump snubbed the event, becoming the first incumbent U.S. president to bow out in 36 years.
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The literal fear for your life, as my parents experienced, did not prevail in the somewhat toned-down form of dictatorship I grew up in, for which we must thank the student uprising of the Boys of Pest in 1956.
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The people who wanted a more toned-down Trump might be disappointed, but the ones who have long liked what they've seen from him — who felt like his angry populism is just what America needs — doubtless loved what they heard.
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But a slightly toned-down ad arguing that Representative So-and-So even voted to let suspected terrorists buy military-style assault weapons like the one used to slaughter dozens in Orlando would pass muster under any normal journalistic standard.
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He has toned down his provocative presence on social media and cut his hair — which was the subject of considerable attention during spring training — shorter and shorter, the latest trim last week earning him repeated plaudits from reliever David Robertson.
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He said Fernandez, who has toned down her formerly tub-thumping speeches and gave a rare live interview last week, is copying some of his tactics - such as visits to voters' homes, ripe for recording and posting on social media.
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" Quotable "In 'Inheritance From Mother' I laundered, sanitized and toned down the kinds of things my mother did and said, for one reason: I wanted my novel to remain within the bounds of what is usually referred to as realism.
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Adding to the pessimism was a South China Morning Post report that said China had toned down expectations ahead of the talks set to begin on Thursday and that the Chinese delegation could depart Washington a day earlier than planned.
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He added that news out of South Korea has been OK. The latest reports about South Korean regulation marked a toned-down approach, in contrast to fears in the last several weeks that the government would close down cryptocurrency exchanges.
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That has "toned down the straight line move on equity markets, led to a more volatile environment and limited the potential for equities," Francois Savary, chief investment officer at wealth manager Prime Partners said, referring to investors' bullishness prior to the recent correction.
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The LDP's Mori has toned down his support for restarting the plant as the race tightens, media say, and now insists that safety is the top priority for Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, while promoting the use of natural gas and solar power in Niigata.
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She's toned down on the latter as her music has become less interested in fitting into a marketable version of "quirky" over the years, instead choosing to explore the strange sounds humans can make with their tongues, their lips, and their lungs.
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Seven years after Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie stole the show with over-the-top fascinators at Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding, the royal sisters toned down their headwear as they celebrated the nuptials of cousin Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Thyssenkrupp on Thursday posted better-than-expected third quarter orders and profits but toned down its outlook for free cash flow before M&A, citing the sale of its Brazilian steel mill CSA, which closes earlier than expected.
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He toned down his rhetoric when Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE took over the CIA.
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Unlike that unit, however, the most recent J-20 was painted in gray and marked with no identifiable serial numbers — it was reported that one of the few noticeable markings on the fighter was a toned-down version of the national insignia.
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And the ancient mythologies, supernatural elements, and constant references to ~The North~ will certainly hit the spot for some fans looking for their next fix of mystical intrigue and happy to take it with the violence toned down a few thousand notches.
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The UP, which used strongly anti-migrant and anti-Turkish rhetoric during the election campaign, has significantly toned down its language in a move expected to ease concerns in the EU, which is facing a surge in support for right-wing populism.
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Talks seemed to gain some momentum in early April, when U.S. negotiators toned down their automotive demands - cutting the proposed regional content threshold by 10 percentage points to 75 percent, but with a $16 minimum wage component for 40 percent of autos.
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Mr. Trump has said often that he likes and admires Mr. Xi, and he has toned down his attacks on China since the two sides signed an agreement last month to halt a damaging trade war that Mr. Trump started in 2018.
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Adding to the pessimism was a South China Morning Post report that said China had toned down expectations ahead of the high-level talks set to begin on Thursday, and that the Chinese delegation could depart Washington a day earlier than planned.
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He found that these chemicals can bond to the body's opioid receptors and act very much like opioids do, providing some pain relief and causing a release of dopamine, but at a much more toned-down level than prescription pills or heroin.
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One possibility is that we dodged a bullet: The economy really did come close to the brink, but then the Federal Reserve cut interest rates, President Trump toned down his trade rhetoric (at least temporarily) and the risks of a recession abated.
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Speaking of the moment when Vicky sweeps up the stairs of a chateau in gala evening wear after being summoned to meet Lermontov, Mr. Bourne said that he toned down the costume because he didn't want the heroine to appear too privileged.
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Matt Bennett, vice president of the centrist Democratic group Third Way, said that for any moderate to catch fire in 2020, it would require more than offering toned-down versions of liberal candidates' policies and "eat your peas" lectures about government debt.
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Boeing is trying to fill a wider segment that includes the A1321XLR's target routes with a new twin-aisle plane with even more range, but has toned down public discussion of the plan as it focuses on restoring its grounded 737 MAX to service.
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David M. Carter, an associate professor of sports business at the University of Southern California, said that entertainers see the Super Bowl as a platform to communicate — but any political messages tend to be toned down because of the multitude of corporate interests involved.
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Seemingly meeting Clairo's sensibility in the middle, it's still glittery, like a toned-down "Me 4 U," and the vocals are manipulated into artificiality in a familiar way, but it's more of a lie down than a jump up—and that's a good thing.
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The 18-year-old reality star hit the town in another toned-down (ish) outfit with her friends Thursday night in Los Angeles, stopping by celeb hot spot The Nice Guy in West Hollywood, and of course, they documented much of the evening on Snapchat.
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Despite its increased concerns over human rights and press freedoms in Turkey, the EU has often toned down its criticism of Erdogan and his government, whose cooperation it needs to keep low the number of refugees and migrants reaching Europe via Greece from Turkey.
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According to reports in February, Ramsay will voice a character in the upcoming Sony Pictures Animation movie Smurfs: The Lost Vllage—but don't worry kids (and parents), the celebrity chef's signature colorful language will probably be seriously toned down for the G-rated feature film.
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It reflects the way that Trump's fire-breathing campaign rhetoric about Muslims being a threat — Trump literally said "I think Islam hates us" during the campaign — has given way to relatively toned-down language and policies that basically continue those of the Obama administration.
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President Donald Trump pressed Chinese President Xi Jinping to do more to curb North Korea's nuclear program and help reduce the gaping U.S. trade deficit with Beijing in talks on Friday, even as he toned down the strident anti-China rhetoric of his election campaign.
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After heated campaign rhetoric about China's (mis)behavior, including then-candidate Trump's reference to China's "rape of our country," the White House has toned down its stance, save for the President's recent tweet referencing China's inability to get Kim Jong Un to stop his provocations.
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They returned saying that U.S. officials recognized their concerns over draft proposals that would widen the scope of the law by subjecting Hezbollah's political allies to sanctions or scrutiny, and believing any expansion of the law would be a toned down version of the draft.
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Yes, the silver sequined miniskirt (Carole and I are both rocking this one by Forever21) shows a lot of leg and makes a sparkly statement, but when toned down with casual basics and sneakers (mine are by Saturdays NYC) it really works for daytime.
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Credited with changing the face of London's restaurant scene by pretty much every chef of the moment—from Kitty Fisher's' Tomos Parry to Lee Tiernan of Black Axe Mangal—Parr's toned down brand of pyromania is fire craft, specialist charcoal, and flavour-packing woods.
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On the campaign trail, Trump toned down Republican promises to gut the social safety net and even offered critiques of the American foreign policy establishment; in my interview with him, Moore offered a stark nationalistic and militaristic vision and expressed a desire to cut Medicare.
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He thus toned down both the rhetoric and scope of U.S. democracy promotion in the first part of his presidency, only to embrace it wholeheartedly during the events of the Arab Spring, before dialing it back yet again by the end of his presidency.
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The anecdote is representative of a broader theme in the piece published by The Times: Lachlan preferred a more nationalist and populist version of Fox News, supporting hosts like Carlson, while his brother James Murdoch preferred a toned-down, more establishment version of the network.
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This was already an issue several years ago when the bank came under fire from Wolfgang Schaeuble, then Germany's finance minister, who only toned down his criticism of ultra-easy monetary policy after the Bundesbank itself stood up for the independence of the ECB.
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Hunx also showed an earnest side: For his 2012 solo Hunx album Hairdresser Blues, Bogart toned down the kitsch and took a more reflective route, paying tribute in one song to late friend Jay Reatard, and in another, "When You're Gone," to his father.
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And five is an underlying assumption that any new 22017-Star government will not seek a confrontation with the European Union on fiscal rules, and that rhetoric at hustings or even during coalition talks is likely to be toned down or tempered by Italy's influential president.
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Rick Scott — have, without evidence, accused Democrats of committing voter fraud, reports AP. The big picture: Tuter added that the rhetoric surrounding the ongoing recount in Florida's Senate and gubernatorial races must be toned down in order to assure citizens that the election's integrity is being protected.
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" Trump toned down his attacks on members of his own party considerably, but still doled them out to his most recent critics, calling Jeb Bush "low-key — "I wanted to say 'low-key' cause its nicer than saying 'low-energy,'" he joked — and telling the crowd Sen.
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In the make-up department, the singer went for a toned down eye, wearing a nude on her lids, as she turned up the drama with blue eyeliner and mascara, finishing off the look with black "Perry Panther" lipstick, all from her new Katy Kat CoverGirl collection.
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But, to entertain the more interesting conclusion: Sugar Man appears in a story on Reddit's r/nosleep, a popular subreddit that's a hybrid between classic campfire stories and a toned-down versions of the seedier, weirder stuff you'd find during the height of 4chan's creepypasta era.
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And five is an underlying assumption that any new 25-Star government will not seek a confrontation with the European Union on fiscal rules, and that rhetoric at hustings or even during coalition talks is likely to be toned down or tempered by Italy's influential president.
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Kardashian West debuted a much more toned-down look than her previous glam self — swapping out her eye-catching diamonds for a much more subtle wedding band and ditching her chainmail and latex dresses in favor of baggy t-shirts, sweatpants and a fresh, contour-free face.
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AND THAT'S MORE THAN ALL OF THE EQUITY IN THE CHINESE BANKING SYSTEM – BECKY QUICK: HAVING SAID THAT THOUGH, KYLE, THE RHETORIC HAS TONED DOWN DRAMATICALLY FROM WHERE WE WERE NOT ONLY DURING THE ELECTION SEASON, BUT JUST AFTER PRESIDENT-ELECT TRUMP WAS SAYING THINGS ABOUT CHINA.
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With a catchy chorus and a toned-down, percussive instrumental, "Trigger Bang" is comfortably the sort of material Lily Allen should always have been making, and with Giggs elevating the cool stakes a little further, hopefully 2018 will see more cute jams from her in this mould.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Analysis of satellite imagery of a deadly attack on an aid convoy in Syria last month showed that it was an air strike, a U.N. expert said on Wednesday in remarks that were later toned down to say it was not a conclusive finding.
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Image 2 of 2 PYONGYANG, North Korea – North Korea&aposs state-run media have toned down their rhetorical attacks on the United States and South Korea while leader Kim Jong Un pursues a more diplomatic approach, but the vitriol continues — and Japan is now Pyongyang&aposs favorite foil.
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Last month, Procter & Gamble chief marketing officer Marc Pritchard seemed to heed Zuckerberg's toned-down motto by suggesting P&G had been distracted by new digital marketing methods leading to poor ad placement or wasted money, and announced a five-point plan to clean up the media supply chain.
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"Most of Trump's more troubling policies (on immigration, protectionism) are likely to be toned down, and some of his policies can be seen as positive for equities (more fiscal spending and a cut in the corporate tax rate)," wrote Andrew Garthwaite, head of global equity strategy at Credit Suisse.
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One is the shiny gloss on the big digital companies has at least for the moment toned down a little bit because of the ability of -- to give clear measurement and what are you next to and the overall view of those brands have diminished a little bit.
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Healthcare and industry stocks Republicans are already working to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare, but the GOP's zeal for repeal may be toned down by a lack of consensus on when and how to replace the law, which has insured roughly 20 million Americans.
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But the Americans have since toned down and learned to respect the Chinese political culture, which is built upon "respect and harmony," said Li. "So, I propose that both sides come together and work out a long-term mechanism respectfully and pragmatically to enforce this contract," he said.
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"Given the focus of the Fed on inflation and the fact that the inflation indicators in this report were slightly disappointing, I think the market has a toned down reaction to it," said Shyam Rajan, head of U.S. rates strategy at Bank Of America Merrill Lynch in New York.
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While sensible judges across the country agreed the Muslin travel ban was discriminatory and harmful to many Americans, the case made its way up to the Supreme Court after other, more toned-down versions were presented and ultimately upheld by a party-line vote in the Supreme Court.
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A champion of the poor, the sharp-tongued leftist lawmaker has been described by critics as a Mexican Hugo Chavez or even a Mexican Donald Trump, thanks to his nationalist and populist agenda — although he's toned down some of his more inflammatory campaign promises like ending energy privatizations.
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While a toned-down President Trump called for more bipartisanship in his first State of the Union address Tuesday night, the reality is that relations between the two parties on Capitol Hill — and between Democrats and the White House — are badly strained if not downright toxic at present.
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But maybe now, in the wake of this apparently politically motivated shooting, the ceaseless drumbeat by Trump critics over the supposed coming fascism in America, along with celebrations of tyrannicide (fake severed heads held up by comedians; theater companies acting out bloody executions), can be toned down a bit.
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Judge is standing slightly farther off the plate than he was last season, the leg kick that he incorporated in the minor leagues at the start of 2015 has been toned down, and his weight, when he assumes his stance, is now anchored firmly on his back hip.
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However, Trump has toned down his comments about North Korea as he pursues nuclear disarmament talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnChina is the United States's North Korea problem Pope appeals to world leaders to renounce nuclear weapons Trump must hang tough on North Korea MORE.
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Though he name-checked liturgical vests, mosaics and Sicilian churches, the usual mix of unapologetic mythological bling was notably toned down this season in favor of … bomber jackets paired with "extreme couture" stiff A-line skirts, color-blocked knits and coats (burgundy, aquamarine, pink and purple) and stretched-out sweatshirt dresses.
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Bruner, who taught elementary school and special education for 36 years, had toned down the rhetoric recently and had been commenting only on her platform for the seat on the 15-member state school board that oversees the educational system and approves textbooks for some 5 million public school children.
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Scott Kelly almost looks bored out of his mind, but he's just doing his job It's a toned down version of Kelly compared to the excitement we see on his Twitter and Instagram accounts and, to the untrained eye, Scott Kelly appears to be bored out of his astronaut mind.
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Jimmy Fallon surprises military veteran with $50K in heartwarming video Michael Shannon wrestles Jimmy Fallon wearing an 'Alvin and the Chipmunks' onesie Adam Devine's mom runs his Facebook page and her posts are endearingly dorky 'Sonic the Hedgehog' is back with a new trailer and they've toned down those creepy teeth
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Maybe if Trump and his alt-right minions toned down their rhetoric and stopped painting the media as their perpetual enemy, then it would be easier for journalists to accept the government's desire to update its systems to meet the demands of being politically engaged in this social media-era.
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A champion of the poor, the 64-year old former Mexico City mayor has been described by critics as a Mexican Hugo Chavez or even a Mexican Donald Trump, thanks to his nationalist and populist agenda — although he's toned down some of his more inflammatory campaign promises like ending energy privatizations.
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We have stepped back from confrontation, with North Korea's Chairman Kim Jong Un suspending nuclear and ballistic missile tests, while President Trump has toned down his threatening rhetoric (no more "fire and fury") and downsized American demands that Kim thoroughly denuclearize before any good things start to happen to him.
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Strzok, you'll recall, is the man who infamously toned down FBI investigators' assessment of Hillary Clinton's actions as "gross negligence" — an infraction that the Department of Justice typically prosecutes — to "extreme carelessness," thus saving Clinton from potential jail time and earning her a mere public scolding from the pious Comey.
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Three sauces are available: lemon and olive oil, a non-indigenous concoction without a trace of heat; awaze, fueled by berbere, albeit slightly toned down ("it's usually much hotter"); and the house Makina sauce, based on Ms. Gebre Egziabher's mother's recipe, a jalapeño inferno that bestows divinity on all it touches.
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"It is definitely toned down compared to the one we saw when we were there, so obviously our arguments have been taken into consideration ... It is more targeted," Yassine Jaber, a member of parliament who led a political delegation to Washington in mid-May after the drafts appeared, told Reuters.
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The Bardi Queen appeared no worse for the wear as she left the NYPD's 109 Precinct on Monday after being charged with assault and reckless endangerment following an incident at a Queens strip club in August, though she had toned down her look considerably when spotted out shopping later in the day.
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And so when I am making these crazy faces — and also, for the record, I feel like John Mayer makes the craziest faces when he sings, so hopefully I'm not John Mayer status, hopefully I'm a little bit toned down from his faces — but I will say that I really am feeling it.
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Jimmy Fallon surprises military veteran with $50K in heartwarming video Adam Devine's mom runs his Facebook page and her posts are endearingly dorky 'Sonic the Hedgehog' is back with a new trailer and they've toned down those creepy teeth Seth Meyers savagely roasts the billionaires trying to take on Warren and Sanders
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Those included moves to expand the number of grammar schools, which admit pupils after tests; several promises to remove some financial privileges for affluent elderly voters; a pledge to reopen Britain's debate on fox hunting; and a push to consider a price cap on energy costs, which appeared to have been toned down.
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"We, as Republicans and Democrats, have to come together and say, as a team, and as members of Congress in the greatest country in the history of the world, that this hate and this rhetoric has got to be toned down," said Rodney Davis, an Illinois Republican who was at the practice.
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Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, the wife of former President Nicolas Sarkozy, tended to wear Christian Dior in her official appearances, often opting for the most toned-down, well-behaved pieces in the collection; Valérie Trierweiler, partner of François Hollande at the start of his presidency, was known for her Saint Laurent Tribute stilettos.
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Click here for other policies the OVP and FPO have agreed on during coalition talks: The FPO, which is tipped to fill the foreign, interior and defence ministries, has toned down its anti-European Union rhetoric in recent years and Kurz has been eager to reassure observers that his cabinet will be pro-European.
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The Best Beauty Looks at the 2019 Emmy Awards Kaitlyn Frey, Style & Beauty Assistant: While Kim Kardashian West's known to turn heads in barely-there mini dresses and skimpy cut-out gowns, I was surprised — yet pleased — to see her in a toned down black corset gown that still had her signature curves on display.
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The world's current number one, a 19-year-old Chinese player named Ke Jie, came out after AlphaGo's first win declaring that he believed he could defeat the AI; Ke toned down his rhetoric as AlphaGo further demonstrated his dominance over the series, but the point remains that AlphaGo hadn't quite beaten the best humanity had to offer.
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Jennifer Lopez toned down the sex appeal in a caped Giambattista Valli Haute Couture gown, while Brie Larson went with an unconventional abs-baring custom Calvin Klein Collection dress and Lady Gaga chose a more understated look than we were used to seeing her in with a velvet off-the-shoulder Atelier Versace gown with padded hips.
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Credit Suisse: 'Toned down' Trump to spark growth, lift bond yields; what to own Credit Suisse believes much of Donald Trump's rhetoric on nationalism is likely to fade away as he takes the Oval Office, which should result in continued economic growth and spark a rally in a group of stocks that align with his political agenda. 3.
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Here, the focus is toned down and enunciated in such a way as to open a new chapter, a necessary step in Scully's evolution, by which to explore what the painter needed to know about color and linear effect before moving onward, to the stage where his paintings continue to revive the radical domain of errant Classicism today.
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U.S. shares recovered somewhat on Monday amid the toned-down U.S. rhetoric on China along with comments from White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow that Trump was "amenable" to enlisting the support of Europe and Japan on China trade issues.. Although Trump administration officials have said back-channel communications were continuing, no formal meetings have been scheduled between top U.S. and Chinese officials.
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U.S. shares recovered somewhat on Monday amid the toned-down U.S. rhetoric on China along with comments from White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow that Trump was "amenable" to enlisting the support of Europe and Japan on China trade issues.. Although Trump administration officials have said back-channel communications were continuing, no formal meetings have been scheduled between top U.S. and Chinese officials.
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The mayor of Bethlehem said the city "toned down" its Christmas celebrations after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE formally recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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One of our main concerns is the failure to secure bipartisan support at the outset instead of jumpstarting the process as a overstated promise that America would alone be "the country that cures cancer once and for all" — a nationalistic statement that was quietly toned down as more realistic voices reminded the administration that cancer is a global issue and that scientific and clinical expertise knows no borders.
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This zany starting point of Jacob Bacharach's new novel, "The Doorposts of Your House and on Your Gates," is more fun than it sounds, even if the zaniness is considerably toned down from Bacharach's first novel, the wonderfully frenetic "The Bend of the World," which dealt in conspiracy theories, U.F.O.s and the occult (though much of it turned out to be just one character or other eating too many mushrooms).
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And though Johnny Depp's performance is notably subdued (for Depp, at least), Grindelwald still feels like the series' flamboyant gay villain (a stereotype that's exacerbated further due to how toned-down and butch Dumbledore has become) — he's always standing a little too close to his potential allies, always tacitly seducing them into joining him on the dark side, always being framed by the film as representing something irresistible and innately evil.
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Turning Paseo de Prado, the dividing line between Old and New Havana, into a private runway, according to Vogue, a few of Karl's favorite models such as Stella Tennant, Mariacarla Boscono, Lindsey Wixson and Soo Joo Park, all took to the catwalk showing off vibrant, patterned fashions as well as toned-down black and white styles that channeled the spirit of Cuba as the French fashion house presented its Cruise 2017 collection on Tuesday night.
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Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE toned down his rhetoric a notch but remained defiant on Sunday, saying there will be "a lot of unhappy people" if he has the most delegates but is not the Republican nominee.
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Goldust was the closest WWE came to a genuinely subversive, androgynous character, and his appearance in the still squeaky clean era of mid-90's wrestling essentially kickstarted a more adult-oriented focus that would lead to the biggest boom period in the company's history; but this may have had more to do with Dustin Runnels' skill as a performer, as Goldust's initial storylines with Razor Ramon and Roddy Piper veered into ugly homophobia and the character's ambiguous elements were eventually toned down.
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