But inside this besieged city an extraordinary project took shape.
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The habit took shape when I first started attending school.
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A look at how diplomacy took shape this year: Jan.
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As a trans woman, this took shape in distinct ways.
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As Mr Koch's philosophy took shape, so his company boomed.
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The Trump administration took shape as more cabinet choices emerged.
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The #MeToo movement took shape between Seasons 4 and 5.
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It was the moment the #MeToo backlash truly took shape.
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The unusual strategy took shape over the previous few months.
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African American community took shape, Milwaukee's industrial base began to
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From there, it wasn't long before the Midnight Half took shape.
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He was the inbound passer Monday night as "Nova" took shape.
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The volcanoes took shape against the horizon growing blue and orange.
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As he worked, a multicolored cat with bulging eyeballs took shape.
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Here's what you need to know: • The Trump administration took shape.
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The plans for the rally first took shape over the summer.
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Her plans to move to the farm never took shape, either.
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Martin's vision for the story took shape in the early 90's.
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That process took shape after I had laid all the images out.
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A new country, a democracy, took shape in front of his eyes.
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Stage by stage, Europe took shape, attracting more and more member states.
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As the team took shape, the office held a meet-and-greet.
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Luck fell on the separatists' side as this new order took shape.
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He said a similar dynamic took shape in the 2008 election when Sen.
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Along the way, an entrenched bureaucracy of economists and development experts took shape.
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And as O'Rourke waited, the Democratic presidential field rapidly took shape around him.
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Add this all up, and you can see how the immigration debacle took shape.
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This eventually took shape as a small ring that perhaps recalls an engagement ring.
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But as a bigger, rowdier financial system took shape, these targets became less relevant.
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The rural, isolated Appalachian Mountains is where the contemporary view of moonshiners took shape.
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As this digital revolution took shape, Pantone found itself perfectly positioned to exploit it.
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A new purpose for himself took shape as the caretaker of de Hory's legacy.
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I am disappointed that nothing took shape this year, but I will continue this effort.
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After a local police force took shape in Tikrit, 95% of the population has returned.
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As the Trump 2016 campaign took shape, Parscale was hired to run its digital operations.
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It was on the island, privately owned by Veidt, that the squid plot took shape.
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The editorial took shape from notes that Mr. Funk, the publisher, supplied to Mr. Collins.
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The top Ecuadorean league (later known as the Serie A) took shape in the late 21997s.
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On a personal level, how did the past year influence how the new record took shape?
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Mennonites belong to an Anabaptist movement that took shape in the Netherlands during the Protestant Reformation.
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A small memorial of stuffed animals and flowers took shape, and investigators reviewed the crash site.
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Her activism took shape at the Gillfield Baptist Church in Petersburg, where Dr. Walker was pastor.
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Instagram launched in 2010, and the Instagram influencer career path took shape in the late 2010s.
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How did it come together when you started writing it—what factored into how it took shape?
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As his campaign took shape this year, he turned to advisers who shared his views on Russia.
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What would happen if a different monument took shape, a monument in the form of land returned?
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And at 43th Street and Third Avenue, a new rental building took shape underneath netting-draped scaffolding.
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In the 1980s, a secessionist movement took shape, with young Kashmiris crossing into Pakistan for arms training.
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The idea took shape as it became clear that Yang's path in the Democratic primary was closing.
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This blame game took shape on Tuesday, after Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke with Mr. Johnson by phone.
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At the end of the 153th century, Sarasota took shape through agriculture and fishing along the Gulf.
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Just how the Obama Foundation's decision to opt out of the current system took shape remains unclear.
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She wasn't alone: as the canon took shape, it was all male, eclipsing the contributions of women writers.
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With a series of Tweets to known Trump critics and other social media savvy activists, #OccupyLafayettePark took shape.
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According to the exhibition, California's position on slavery would become less ambiguous as the Civil War took shape.
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" As the lyrics took shape, I think at that time Kanye's idea was like, "This is my Ram.
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The underground rap scene she became a part of first took shape at the turn of the millennium.
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Though their voices sound harmonious, Costello admits that the song took shape in the midst of a tiff.
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She said the country "wasn't quite complete" before the civil rights movement that took shape in the 85033s.
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Launching the night just as the CanRock movement took shape was monumental in getting it off the ground.
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Despite such concerns, the U.S. government's response to the threats posed by 22013G only took shape more recently.
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Its modern form took shape as a result of deliberate political choices and the construction of elaborate myths.
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When he reached Magna Carta, Holy Grail as "JAY Z" took shape, other things fell out of order.
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And over the next five and a half years, the novel took shape, with the first paragraph intact.
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It was when Palm brought the idea up to his friend Kevin Posnanski that the costume truly took shape.
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S. equity markets need to find traction for this attempt at a rebound higher that took shape last week.
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That past took shape at a house party 26 years ago and about 170 miles away, in Worcester, Mass.
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Kasky and his friends, including Corin, gathered together to discuss their response to the violence, and #NeverAgain took shape.
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It was during these wars that the legend of Nai Khanom Tom, Thailand's father of Muay Thai, took shape.
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The film took shape in Los Angeles around the time of Ancarani's first American retrospective at the Hammer Museum.
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When it first took shape at the convention, the Electoral College would not have significantly helped the slaveowning states.
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As ever, she was keeping you stupefied, stuck in place, by pointing at a thing that never took shape.
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As the basic design of the GEM vehicles took shape, the strategy for where they would be sold changed.
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Peak Performances had already been making plans to stage the new Wilson "Amahl" before the Catapult deal took shape.
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As the photos transitioned to color, the garden took shape, with families planting vegetables, playing and eating in the garden.
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As players worked furiously to solve the puzzle, a bigger picture took shape (via Traelium's post on the RaidSecrets subreddit).
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He majored in political science at the University of Chicago, where the leftist roots of his political formation took shape.
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The Wa State took shape in 1989, after the Communist Party of Burma disintegrated following a purge by Wa leaders.
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The double-pack record will explore a concept that took shape while Vynehall was touring northern Europe two years ago.
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She was there as the civil rights movement took shape in 1955 in Montgomery, where her husband and the Rev.
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However, in the U.S., a different trend took shape over the big sales holiday weekend kicked off by Black Friday.
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While that process took shape in Oregon two decades ago, the cultural and political context surrounding it has changed considerably.
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While the Republican House had voted to impeach President Bill Clinton, a fierce political backlash took shape against the GOP.
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Vice President Mike Pence, then a congressman from Indiana, lamented negotiators' retreat to "smoke-filled rooms" as the legislation took shape.
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Cespedes was the only elite free-agent outfielder remaining, and the market for him, which had been quiet, suddenly took shape.
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Inspired by the colors and sounds of the ocean and computer graphics of the late 1980s and '90s, seapunk took shape.
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As time went on and the culture of the internet further took shape, Smash Mouth found themselves back in the spotlight.
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There'd been experimental hippy bashes and Northern Soul all-nighters, but the Wag, Sullivan argues, was where things really took shape.
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The tour was sold out in August 2014, before the controversy took shape, and was still reportedly well attended in 2015.
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A negative impression took shape: Microsoft Surface tablets are off-brand iPads, if you can even tell the difference between them.
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Is it the setting you find the most comfort or is it where the wounds that cut deepest originally took shape?
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Unbelievable. Is the impeachment investigation, which took shape as October yielded to November, an attempt to "overturn" the 2016 presidential election?
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Years before the #MeToo movement took shape, Whitmer made headlines when she spoke out publicly about being sexually assaulted in college.
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Check out the video above to hear Miyamoto explain the core parts of his design philosophy and how they took shape.
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When we finally relocated to the bay area from Chicago we met our co-founder and the project quickly took shape.
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So was born the idea of a European economic and political federation, which slowly took shape, eventually becoming the European Union.
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So family life took shape outdoors, among neighbors, said Ms. Granger, who has spent summers in Sag Harbor Hills since 1951.
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The pieces that took shape during her stay became the core of her collection — sculptural, silver jewelry that evokes midcentury Modernism.
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In the years since the alliance took shape, the state of Jammu and Kashmir has become highly polarized along religious lines.
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More elaborate gestures took shape in several flouncy dresses and bead-embroidered gowns, including one paired with a turquoise fur choker.
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Mr. Bodkin doesn't remember the first time a grouping of these themed reefer photos took shape or how it came about.
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The drug industry won two other victories as the law took shape that weren't part of its initial deal with Democrats.
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From there, a structure gradually took shape that almost resembles a planetary system, with characters orbiting the central conceit like moons.
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He served on the board of directors of the Black AIDS Institute, and grew outspoken as Black Lives Matter took shape.
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The model took shape in the real world after the legislature authorized it in 2012, with strong support from then-Gov.
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The 31-year-old aide's hardline views on Islam and terrorism took shape while he was still a student at Duke University.
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Even before the Brexit deal took shape, some noted, the level of violence had been rising steadily, particularly among disaffected young people.
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Increasingly, a larger, more devastating scandal took shape: It wasn't just that the people around these men had permitted this kind behavior.
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As the main funnel cloud took shape, the smaller tornadoes began to merge, adding strength to the superstructure and boosting wind speeds.
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Biden held off announcing -- even as the field took shape -- in hopes of differentiating himself from the field as its clear frontrunner.
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The less brutal holiday that we celebrate today took shape two centuries later, as an effort to entrench an imagined American community.
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In the months following the 2628/28500 terrorist attacks of September 6900, the language of a "war on terror" quickly took shape.
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Such is the case here, and when I did finally take another crack at it, the bottom stack took shape very easily.
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The storm depicted in the prelude silently took shape onstage, with a huge array of upright planks forming a forest of trees.
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As Biosphere 253 took shape in the desert, it racked up headlines ("Desert Dreamers Build a Man-Made World" reported this newspaper).
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As the project took shape over the last three years, Federer and Godsick considered many ways to divvy up the talent pool.
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Even as the Oprah boomlet took shape over the past 48 hours, there were already skeptical voices raised among the progressive community.
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The idea took shape after he started using a hemp extract to cope with pain from his days on the football field.
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"The Brotherhood" (1998), one of Mr. Vasulka's most ambitious projects, took shape throughout the 1990s and was not made for a screen.
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The genre took shape in London, England, but a recent wave of promotions has positioned grime to make a splash in America.
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This thing took shape over seven years, and one thing that has changed since I started it is my view on parenthood.
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A community reformed; a life, easier in the ways they had wanted it to be during the boys' early childhood years, took shape.
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Rousteing's time at Balmain has been marked by form-fitting silhouettes — but this was long before his relationship with the Kardashians took shape.
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As the foster-care program took shape, some advocates for children expressed concerns related to Haiti&aposs huge population of child domestic workers.
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That definition, which X uses to separate the delivery drones from the invisibility cloaks, didn't exist in 2010, when X first took shape.
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Harris's time as attorney general was long seen as a potential liability for her, particularly since the Black Lives Matter movement took shape.
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Italian bond markets in May experienced some of their biggest swings in several years as an anti-establishment coalition took shape in Rome.
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I would think literary value alone, the city would want to do something about the place where such an important work took shape.
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Most of the them were digitized from 485 reels of microfilm; others were scanned for the first time as the collection took shape.
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At the academy, as the faces created by students took shape, the room began to take on the feeling of a hallowed space.
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In the mid-1990s, with Republicans in control of Congress and President Clinton tacking more to the right, tougher immigration policies took shape.
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The song is taken from the final movement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, which the composer completed in 1824, as modern Europe took shape.
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Over the course of about three months of back and forth, which seems about average for our collaborations, the grid slowly took shape.
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Times Insider What took shape was a story about a culture and the gray area between sport and society in which it flourished.
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That ambition took shape one evening in 1999, when Mr. Gray was invited to appear on "Flex N Brooklyn" with his crew, HyperActive.
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Times Insider What took shape was a story about a culture and the gray area between sport and society in which it flourished.
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Their ideas took shape when several of the critical theorists fled Nazism, landed in the US, and turned their gaze on American culture.
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As the theory took shape, he began to notice apparent confirmations for it in everything from Greek mythology to the films of Ingmar Bergman.
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This time, Sparrow's work took shape in the form of a delicatessen with 30,000 items made entirely of felt, from sea urchins to bagels.
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Musical excerpts are served up as Mr. Miranda and others relate how it took shape while also detailing Hamilton's considerable role in American history.
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But slower growth in 2019 and 2020 has been expected among mainstream economic forecasters ever since the tax legislation took shape a year ago.
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In a further threat that took shape this week, Yemen's national blood bank could face a complete shutdown because it has nearly exhausted supplies.
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Almost as soon as the modern global trading system took shape after World War II, countries saw the need to protect specific domestic interests.
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Gradually, a formal program to combat obesity took shape and eventually spread to more than 23 schools (153 of which are in New York).
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Beyond the staggering human suffering, a "very progressive" reaction took shape, said David Blanke, a cultural historian at Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi.
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This ongoing series took shape after national headlines began calling attention to the frequent killings of unarmed black men by police officers across the country.
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At the time the stories of Abrahamic religions took shape, people were primarily concerned with disease and starvation, so heaven promised an end to both.
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America's own doping tidal wave took shape shortly before the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics and did not finally ebb until well into the 21st century.
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Whether or not that's true, it's clear that the administration had no ability (and little apparent interest) to control just how that panic took shape.
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Though initially focusing on female forms, men eventually took shape, as an Eskimo in an iceberg vest and Zeus in a bathing suit of bubbles.
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" Destiny's final raid, called Wrath of the Machine, took shape with Smith asking one question again and again: "Where are the moments of glorious combat?
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As the coup took shape, Bandar and Sisi used Mohammed Dahlan, a Palestinian confidant, to carry messages and money to collaborators in the Egyptian military.
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It started out creating pagers and handsets, but the first iteration of the smartphone, complete with iconic keyboard, took shape within its first 15 years.
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The idea is not new: It took shape mainly in the 2011 occupation of Madrid's Puerta del Sol, its main square, by the "Indignados" movement.
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The narrative that took shape showed a devastating failure of the US government, and turned public attention away from who was accountable for the attack.
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While this paranoid, jumbled reality began well before the 1960s, it was in that decade that the modern era of white-identity evangelicalism took shape.
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The Kymriah effort took shape in the summer of 2017, when Novartis approached the Trump administration while the treatment was being evaluated by the FDA.
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As soon as national political parties took shape, elections became a partisan competition, and it was only logical that electors would start to take sides.
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There is an immense value in the vigour, innovation and adaptability that free markets bring to the economies that took shape over that striped century.
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Key Florida House races take shape Democrats' path to controlling the House could go through Florida, and several key races there took shape on Tuesday.
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The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots first took shape in 2012, she said, and officially launched with a couple dozen nongovernmental organizations in April 2013.
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This glassy bomb byproduct is revealing how certain materials may have evaporated from the Moon when it first took shape more than 4 billion years ago.
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A focus on police reforms took shape after a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson during the summer of 2014.
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As the work around the policy guidelines took shape, Airbnb began having its discussions with New Orleans, where the number of Airbnb listings was growing rapidly.
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I watched as her message took shape and gained legs, as her protest transformed from a lone act of civil disobedience into a global youth movement.
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I awoke in a cold sweat and couldn't get back to sleep, and that's when the germ of the idea for Supernova Era first took shape.
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But the model held, and the Federalist–Anti-Federalist cleavage, with some adjustments, became the basis of the first party system, which took shape in 1796.
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The new handler guided the eight-member cell as it took shape, exchanging messages with Mr. Yazdani as the engineer recruited his family members and friends.
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It can't really be attributed to the US election — most of these movies and shows were finished or in development before the race even took shape.
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The project's narrative arc took shape when he noticed that most refugees had one or two personal belongings that they managed to bring from their homelands.
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When we were in North Carolina, Pelican became a national touring band and my music career or whatever you want to call it really took shape.
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That goal ultimately took shape in the form of Cumberland Consulting Group, a health-care information technology company that currently generates around $100 million in annual revenue.
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If it's confirmed that Kepler-1625b hosts such a large moon, astronomers will have the added challenge of figuring out how this particular star system took shape.
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She liked to look at his face while he worked, to see it transformed by the fervent, vacant light that possessed him as his maps took shape.
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Judging by Tom's often-leading questions that are sometimes heard before subjects answer, the director likely sought these canned, momentum-killing statements as the film took shape.
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But, according to their study, rates of price growth fell to almost precisely the inflation rate by 23, just as the Clinton health reform plan took shape.
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That pledge took shape in March when the U.S. and Canada jointly agreed to cut oil and gas sector methane by 2628 to 28500 percent by 6900.
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The idea for D-ID took shape a decade ago, when two of its founders took a trip to South America after serving in Israel's special forces.
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With Dobbie back from New York ("My visa was running out, it worked out perfectly!" he laughs), the team quickly took shape—as did Som Saa's reputation.
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The Afghanistan-American reciprocal diplomatic relationship took shape during WWII when Major Gordon Enders was dispatched to Kabul by the US War Department as a military attaché.
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In Lady Bird and Frances Ha, this took shape as revelatory moments of self-discovery (Lady Bird's hungover voicemail, Frances writing her name on a new apartment).
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First, the software was principally developed within an existing company and not by a broad, unaffiliated community (in the case of Hadoop, the software took shape within Yahoo!) .
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Female drivers were more common in the earlier decades of the 20th century but had become rare by the time Formula 1 took shape in the mid-1940s.
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As the lyrics took shape, it started to lean toward somewhat of a nautical theme which we brought to fruition with the help of our artist Luciana Nedelea.
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Snow Falling, Jane's debut novel, took shape throughout Season 3 and was eventually bought by a publisher (the fictitious imprint Lorden + Gregor) – and will be in bookstores soon.
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A recent art installation in New York City took shape in the form of a delicatessen with 30,000 items made entirely of felt, from sea urchins to bagels.
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Tropical Storm Karen took shape near the Windward Islands of the Caribbean on Sunday and is now headed towards Puerto Rico with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph.
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So looking back on it, we're excited by how it took shape and really proud of our amazing cast and crew for helping to bring it to life.
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Their collaborative project, Fade Like a Sigh, took shape in the form of nearly 40 photographs retracing their absent parents' footsteps as a means to reconcile that loss.
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These patterns are called Chladni figures, and though Ernst Chladni discovered them, it took mathematician Sophie Germain to determine why the patterns took shape the way they did.
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The main airport, Suvarnabhumi, was built in a place called Cobra Swamp, and the city itself took shape on the Chao Phraya River delta — a marshy reptile paradise.
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And because Mr. Wolkowsky came from one of the prominent Jewish families in Florida, the show at the Jewish Museum took shape, despite Williams's lack of Jewish ancestry.
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During a 2002 interview with The Pet Press, a Los Angeles-based monthly magazine, Moore revealed her passion for animal rights took shape when she was 9 years old.
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Today's policies took shape mainly in the mid-1980s, when an epidemic of crack cocaine use proved a perfect issue around which President Ronald Reagan could rally "middle America".
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Read on for more about how the album took shape, his relationship with LA's evolving beat scene, and more, and check out the video premiere of "Special Re:Quest" below.
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Michael Flynn's firing -- the first of the Trump administration -- was notable because of the soap opera that took shape around it, as chatter around his contacts with Russians grew.
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As the project took shape, my intention came into focus: To simply show an intersex and trans person experiencing the highs and lows of life, surviving, loving, being loved.
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Jeanine Tesori, who wrote the music for "Fun Home," sat with me for more than an hour in a noisy Manhattan restaurant patiently explaining how the musical took shape.
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His anxiety rose again, and when he asked for medications, none were provided, he said, though he had a diagnosis and prescriptions from the V.A. A schedule took shape.
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I was skeptical at first, but within a few hours of being out of the box, the shredded memory foam inside took shape and the pillow filled out nicely.
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The record took shape in late 2014 inside Greenpoint's Figure 8 studio, where the band spent the better part of a year working with Run Fast producer Eli Crews.
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In that conflict more than 10,000 soldiers died, over 100 planes were shot out of the sky and Pakistan was torn asunder, as the new state of Bangladesh took shape.
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As you can see, since the mid-1980s, when the current competitive makeup of the US market took shape, yearly sales have hovered around a 15-to-17-million level.
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Shree Padre doesn't exactly remember how his interest in jackfruit—the enormous thorny fruit found in the plains of India, among other areas of South and Southeast Asia—took shape.
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But the silk manuscript is of special interest in China because it dates to the crucial Warring States period, when lasting Chinese traditions such as Confucianism and Taoism took shape.
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Our own culture's conception of the varieties of mental illness took shape first from a deck of cards curated by the pioneering German psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin over a century ago.
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Out of this checklist, a phantasm emerged, and as it took shape I saw it was none other than Stephen Miller, waving at me cheerfully as he stepped into view.
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As this revelatory and sometimes punishing study documents, the United States took shape not only in coffeehouses and on the pages of political pamphlets, but also on blood-soaked battlefields.
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It was the US Women's National Team Training Center and a US Olympic Training Site, where important opinions on gymnasts' fate took shape under the watchful eye of Martha Karolyi.
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And in some ways, it did: Movements like the Arab Spring and Black Lives Matter took shape online, using hashtags and livestreams alongside more traditional tactics to broadcast their messages.
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Three people familiar with the partnership said it took shape as Mr. Bezos, Mr. Buffett, and Mr. Dimon, who are friends, discussed the challenges of providing insurance to their employees.
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Still, the Mexican unit continues trading within a range that took shape almost two years ago, offering predictability to decision makers and ordinary people alike against an increasingly complex background.
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Zebrafish have a coat of intricately patterned bony scales; Aman's team observed and manipulated the growth of these scales, taking note of how they took shape and formed in overlapping layers.
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So when dozens of Malaysians, Indonesians, Arabs and Chechens showed up in Marawi City on Mindanao island, fighting alongside a Philippine franchise of Islamic State, a nightmare scenario suddenly took shape.
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If the spirit of petty fighting took shape, it would be in the form of a bulbous orange monstrosity with googly eyes and an inability to stay upright while ice skating.
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A body of folklore took shape around the legends of scrappy auteurs — Spike Lee, Steven Soderbergh, Todd Haynes, Quentin Tarantino — and the producers and distributors who backed and promoted their visions.
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But this time around, Obama didn't urge Biden to stay on the sidelines and watch as the largest and most diverse field in the history of the Democratic Party took shape.
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The expanded universe of blockchain technology — a term absolutely no one agrees on, incidentally — took shape as various governments woke up to these new cryptocurrencies as taxable, potentially regulatable investment vehicles.
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As the civil rights movement took shape, Ms. Keeling became an active demonstrator, shuttling her children to Malcolm X speeches and boarding a predawn bus for the 1963 March on Washington.
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All Aboard Florida took shape after Governor Scott rejected $2.4 billion in federal stimulus money for high-speed rail between Orlando and Tampa, saying it made Florida taxpayers liable for losses.
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Significantly stepped up security for the big game really took shape after the 9/11, 2001 attacks on New York and Washington with Super Bowl XXXVI in New Orleans on Feb.
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The parameters of the session took shape after extensive negotiations between prosecutors and the mayor's lawyer, Barry H. Berke, the people said, and it was possible that some details could change.
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As America's modern prison-industrial complex took shape in the second half of the 2303th century, once-bustling manufacturing hubs—steel mills, coal mines, and industrial plants—were shuttering across the country.
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A tentative answer to that question took shape on a recent morning in a giant artificial body of water within 160 acres of cactus-studded former ranch land here in Hill Country.
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But for Mr. Kepel, the murderous jihadism that struck France in 2015 is the expression of a slow-burning Islamist radicalization that took shape over decades because of a failure of integration.
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Mr. Perelman stayed involved, expressing enthusiasm for the idea of a performing arts center at the site, and, as the project finally took shape recently, he agreed to make the lead gift.
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He attended Purdue University, dreaming of becoming an astronaut, he said, but soon, inspired by a class in constitutional law, he shifted his goals, even as his conservative political leanings took shape.
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A mission of his own took shape: to reveal the ways the Nazis had used the German language to obscure the mechanics of mass murder and make genocide more palatable to themselves.
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Many site-specific community projects, including a garden planted with residents of a social housing project on the city's outskirts, are the result of extensive research conducted as the exhibition took shape.
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The German and French defense ministries then responded in April, offering Madrid the opportunity to observe the fledgling program as it took shape, but without the ability to shape its initial parameters.
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Augie and Margo's dance career took shape at the Palladium Ballroom, a haven for Latin music in Midtown Manhattan, where they often danced to the music of Tito Puente and his orchestra.
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CasaPound first took shape in 25 under the leadership of Gianluca Iannone, a bearish 2200-year-old with a shaved head, long beard, and tattoos down both arms, who fronts the band ZetaZeroAlpha.
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Replacing Scalia Hours after the news broke that Scalia had died, the fight over when to replace the conservative judicial figure quickly took shape as a defining issue of the 2016 presidential race.
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Washington (CNN)Key races in November's midterm election took shape Tuesday night, particularly in Pennsylvania, where Democrats see an opportunity to pick up several seats on their way to a potential House majority.
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It would have been good to see that network in action, and to see the larger context of resistance in which Turner's revolt — hardly the only such event of its time — took shape.
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Senate Sends Sweeping Trade Enforcement Bill to Obama | The bill took shape last year as a way to persuade trade skeptics to support a measure enhancing the president's power to make global trade deals.
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Politicians who had resisted fascism, in the name of their Catholic faith, were seen as well-placed to oppose the new menace of atheist communism, and the movement known as Christian Democracy took shape.
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As the Moon took shape, its materials separated into an inner mantle surrounded by a crust, and that process would have changed the ratio of lutetium and hafnium within various regions of the Moon.
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In "The Storied City", Charlie English, a veteran journalist for the Guardian, traces how the European idea of Timbuktu took shape through the "West's centuries-long struggle to find, conquer and understand the city".
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Furthermore, both Zaidis and Shafi'is have always prayed at the same mosques, intermarried and coexisted with no sectarian rivalry; it was not until the Houthis-Saleh forces coup began that such rivalry took shape.
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And if you haven't guessed by now, it was there that "The Lorax" took shape — on the blank side of a laundry list, nearly all of its environmental message created in a single afternoon.
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She has participated in The Shadows Took Shape, the group exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem that explored Afrofuturist aesthetics, as well as the yearlong Octavia Butler celebration at Clockshop in Los Angeles.
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On Friday night, the Los Angeles Lakers offered their tribute to Kobe Bryant, the man whose career first took shape on their courts: Every seat in the Staples Center had his jersey on it.
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Two years ago, Mr. Tarpin's own brand took shape with a splash when, during a trip to New York, the Paris-based designer made a cold call that led to a high-profile debut.
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I think I ended up picking about 3,000 pictures, but as the project took shape I began to realize that we didn't have many Asian or Hispanic people and I wanted to represent everybody.
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She methodically outlined how the case took shape, landing her sentence after she described how Manafort deceived the American public, and how secret lobbying on behalf of foreign governments in the US hurts democracy.
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The deal took shape more than two years after the idea was first presented internally to Boeing's board and reflects a longstanding affinity between the two planemakers, a person familiar with the discussions said.
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When Jesse Pickard showed up for a haircut at San Francisco's Fellow Barber, for instance, he saw an AirPods-wearing patron tuning out his barber, and everything else around him, as his haircut took shape.
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The concept took shape in Italy but has been adopted in three other countries (France, Belgium and tiny Andorra) and other humanitarian agencies, including Caritas, a big Catholic charity, and the Protestant churches of France.
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The firm cut Pretoria's local currency debt to "junk" status in November and said in March that it would be nowhere near to upgrading the rating until reforms under new President Cyril Ramaphosa took shape.
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And Santería (also known as Lucumi) is an Afro-Cuban religion that took shape alongside the rise of Spanish colonization—and the arrival of Roman Catholicism—in Latin America in the 15th and 16th centuries.
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While the old armature rots, a new one rises alongside it, much as the new Tappan Zee Bridge, over the Hudson, gradually took shape next to the rusty old one it would one day replace.
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Square Feet WASHINGTON — Outfitted with a trendy name and infused with the enthusiasm of developers and city planners, the NoMa neighborhood here had high hopes riding on it as it took shape a decade ago.
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The two dads and two girls hung out a few times before an arrangement took shape: Each father would drop his daughter off at the other's house for a few hours one day a week.
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CreditCreditJustin T. Gellerson for The New York Times WASHINGTON — On a recent tour of the Anthem, his $60 million concert hall under construction, Seth Hurwitz excitedly pointed out the room's features as they took shape.
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Cyberbit took shape after Elbit's $150 million acquisition of the cyber and intelligence unit of Israel's Nice Systems in 2015, blending Nice's technology designed for law enforcement and intelligence agencies with Elbit's military-focused capabilities.
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The modern rules of the game took shape by 203, once the foul-strike rule finally went into effect in the American League; before that, skilled batters could foul off pitches endlessly without any repercussions.
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Here are some significant story lines that took shape on Thursday: "Game of Thrones," which has won best drama the last two years, is ineligible for this year's Emmys because of a later start date.
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Mothers of the Movement took shape out of this space of pain as an advocacy group for gun control and police reform and as a means for these mothers to speak truth to their children's memory.
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The unemployment rate for blacks sunk to 5.9 percent in May, the lowest since 1972 when the figure was first reported separately, but the milestone reflects a trend that took shape years before Trump took office.
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Indeed, Blumenthal is probably at his best in acquainting us with the textures and dynamics of local politics, of the courthouse and statehouse, and the intricate and often explosive alliances and rivalries that took shape there.
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After almost four decades of the KMT's one-party authoritarian rule, with its suppression of freedom of speech and assembly and its blacklist of political dissidents, an opposition party took shape — the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).
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A 14-man breakaway, featuring world champion Peter Sagan and his Tinkoff team mate Rafal Majka, the polka dot jersey wearer, took shape after a crazy first hour of racing during which the peloton covered 51.8km.
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Advocates of criminal justice overhaul from both parties say that their proposals have only gained in popularity since 2015, when a similar and much-promoted bipartisan push petered out amid disputes as 2016 campaigns took shape.
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The unemployment rate for blacks sunk to 4003 percent in May, the lowest since 1972 when the figure was first reported separately, but the milestone reflects a trend that took shape years before Trump took office.
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It's a legitimate movement that took shape in the '90s and addresses social challenges men face like high suicide rates, high instances of workplace death, high incarceration rates, violence and a myriad of potentially damaging childhood influences.
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A gerbera, poppy and lily all took shape in elegant dresses, alternating with shorter but fuller ones in the shapes of flower buds and a skirt of red roses with an off-the-shoulder draped white top.
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The Embraer-Boeing tie-up took shape more than two years after the idea was first presented internally to Boeing's board and reflects a longstanding affinity between the two planemakers, a person familiar with the discussions said.
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Two United Nations agencies - the World Food Programme (WFP) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) - helped the farmers during the first, tricky 13 months, providing aid and advice while chicken coops and pig pens took shape.
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Cairo Journal CAIRO — The intricate mural took shape over the past few weeks, little noticed at first, spreading across a harried quarter of Cairo where Egypt's garbage collectors live, amid overflowing bundles of this overcrowded city's trash.
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After the very unsettled period in domestic politics from the 1840s to the 1860s, a modern party structure took shape, the franchise was widened twice more, and a secret ballot was introduced in 1872, dramatically affecting Ireland.
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But that opportunity only took shape thanks to years of calculated risks and personnel changes orchestrated by Masai Ujiri, the team's president of basketball operations — a zillion zigzags that ultimately led the Raptors to the very top.
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He said that the "true backbone of the book" took shape after he suffered a potentially career-ending injury, which led to a yearlong sojourn in Melbourne, Australia, where he underwent physical therapy at the Australian Ballet.
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And investigations into attacks in Malaysia, Indonesia and Bangladesh reveal that the recruits were directly communicating with Islamic State handlers who molded the plots as they took shape and helped arrange logistics, in some cases wiring money.
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While the Ninth Circuit has some of the nation's most famous liberal jurists, it has more ideological diversity than its critics give it credit for, and it's evolved considerably from the 1980s, when its reputation took shape.
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By early 0003, the first fruits of that funding took shape with the opening of Norrsken House, a co-working space in Adalberth's hometown of Stockholm dedicated to companies that are developing technologies that have a social impact.
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The huge camp took shape in the first place because so many migrants wanted to cross the English Channel, and it grew even as the French and British authorities took measures to seal off access to the tunnel.
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This definition took shape against the backdrop of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, chaotic conflicts in which it was difficult to distinguish between civilians and insurgents, and in which the rules of engagement were fluid and gray.
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Glenne Headly, whose acting career took shape at the renowned Steppenwolf Theater Company in Chicago and found its biggest audience in Hollywood with films like "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" and "Dick Tracy," died on Thursday in Santa Monica, Calif.
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The filmmaker Fern Levitt says that her research began with no agenda but that as she saw more abuse, her film took shape, along with a desire to shut down the industry and find homes for the dogs.
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But as a picture of his struggle took shape before my eyes, so did another one: The further I probed, the more apparent it became that drug abuse among America's lawyers is on the rise and deeply hidden.
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The story took shape as Mr. Weir tried to work out what it would take to get to Mars, and how to keep a stranded astronaut alive on the planet (the creative use of duct tape is key).
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As the new Roosevelt administration took shape, a crowd of reporters — along with police and Secret Service security details — smoked cigarettes and made messes in a modest ground-floor parlor while they kept watch on who went upstairs.
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President Donald Trump's dreams of using the military to enforce immigration took shape on Wednesday when the Department of Homeland Security announced that National Guard troops could be deployed to the southwest U.S. border as early as that night.
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It was here, while literally living off the land in the Sonoran desert and studying under an architect revered for his ability to integrate the natural and artificial in his architecture, that Soleri's ideas about arcology first took shape.
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The border plan took shape after Trump accused Mexico of doing next to "nothing" to stop illegal immigrants reaching the United States when news broke of a "caravan" of Central Americans organized by a human rights group moving north.
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In the manifesto, the former prime minister and social affairs minister says that the public healthcare system has scarcely changed since it took shape in 1945, and cannot continue to operate under debts of 110 billion euros ($117 billion).
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McMurray provided disorienting loops, Pedigo would add textured guitar works and synths, and eventually a dizzy collection of ambient pieces took shape—shimmering, bright, sunburned, but not too perfect, each loop and line carrying with it a little darkness.
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His political thought, like Nelson Mandela's, took shape in South Africa at Fort Hare Academy, which he attended on a scholarship from 1950 to 1952, earning the first of a string of degrees in education, law, administration and economics.
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It took shape in late October, when conservative members of Congress started pushing the idea of using the big tax bill as a vehicle to eliminate the ACA's "individual mandate," which puts a tax penalty on people who don't purchase healthcare.
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But the story that took shape, that Thiel was looking to harvest the blood of the young, simply isn't true according to Karmazin, who told us when asked that he was never contacted by Thiel or anyone associated with Thiel Capital.
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Most scholars agree that the earliest Biblical texts—including the Book of Joshua, Judges, and the two Books of Kings—took shape during what's known as the late First Temple Period, before Jerusalem fell to the Babylonian king in 586 BCE.
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As documented in Roger Ebert's review of the Weir film, a "cottage industry grew up in Australia about the novel and the movie," leading to yet another book of speculation, The Murders at Hanging Rock, where this theory took shape.
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Lockwood's religious iconoclasm was born and bred in the Midwest, but her literary rebellion took shape later in life, as she and her husband—a newspaper editor she met online in a poetry chatroom—moved around the country for his work.
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We broke down how the new Syria took shape, spoke to Greta Gerwig about her new film adaptation of "Little Women" and went on an American road trip to see what the country looks like today, like in Charlottesville, Va., above.
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MILAN, June 15 (Reuters) - Foreign investors stocked up on Italian government bonds after an inconclusive March 4 vote, data showed on Friday, paving the way for a violent sell-off in May when an anti-establishment coalition government first took shape.
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From this point, the film moves back and forth, through a series of expertly rendered flashbacks, between the Stockholm ceremonies and the period, during the late 1950s and early '60s, when Joe and Joan first met and their relationship took shape.
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The resulting watercolor images of Harlem — which took shape from Baldwin's recollections, filtered through a French artist's imagination — have a dreamlike, impressionist quality that can be almost jarring when juxtaposed with the sometimes menacing elements TJ confronts in his neighborhood.
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Samantha Sanchez, who works in a hair salon on Myrtle Avenue in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, said she was not a fan of the plaza that took shape as new apartment buildings were going up on the block beyond Hall Street.
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The festival first took shape in 1993 as a Pearl Jam rock concert at the Empire Polo Club, and years later, it was officially launched in 1999 with Beck, Tool, and Rage Against the Machine headlining the three day-event.
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International investors have been reducing their exposure to Italy since an anti-establishment coalition took shape in May and went on to form a government in early June, pledging to ramp up public spending and unwinding past deficit-curbing reforms.
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That chemistry took shape in April, when the two first met at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, softening the edges on sharp differences over trade and North Korea, and concern in the West over an increasingly prosperous China's growing assertiveness.
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The Wall Street Journal also reported that it was not clear whether the options were provided to the White House, whether President Donald Trump knew of the request or whether serious plans for a U.S. strike against Iran took shape at that time.
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By embracing the protests, Hamas cannily aligned itself with a popular movement that became even more popular as it took shape — and that generated an outpouring of international support when Israel responded with gunfire, killing dozens of Palestinians, almost all of them unarmed.
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International investors had been reducing their exposure to Italy since an anti-austerity coalition took shape in May last year and formed a government in June, clashing with European Commission over plans to ramp up public spending and unwind past deficit-curbing reforms.
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"For the last few years I've been playing around with synths and drum machines, having previously only worked with a computer, and this is some of the results of that," Medlar tells us when we ask about how the EP took shape.
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Originally called maillots and popularized by the acrobat Jules Léotard (a pioneer of the flying trapeze) in the late 0003s, leotards as we know them literally took shape in the mid-2000th century, albeit in a much baggier, utilitarian kind of way.
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Here's what you need to know: • The future of China's power structure took shape after the ruling Communist Party elevated President Xi Jinping to the status of "core" leader, a title reserved for the revered leaders such as Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping.
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The price of Brent crude roared back as much as 237.19% on hopes a supply cut deal could be rescued while most benchmark government bond yields rose from record lows as measures took shape to confront the epidemic's economic and human toll.
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The price of Brent crude roared back as much as 10% on hopes a supply cut deal could be rescued and most benchmark government bond yields rose from record lows as measures took shape to confront the epidemic's economic and human toll.
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As the Charles Manson story took shape, the idea that he had some sinister and possibly supernatural influence over all these young women became central to his mythology — especially the idea that life on the Manson ranch was probably just one nonstop orgy.
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The oldest section of the house took shape in the 18th century for an owner who sold it to a man named Oliver Baxter, the first in the long line of a family that farmed the surrounding land until his descendants sold it.
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But those who work in porn in the United States tend to draw a firm line between the "amateur" porn that now proliferates online and the legal adult-film industry that took shape after the California Supreme Court ruled, in California v.
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A scaled-down vehicle called Starhopper took shape at a testing site in South Texas, and it conducted a series of short "hop tests" designed to work out how the vehicle will safely touch back down on Earth — or another planet — after launch.
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Then in May of last year, as the mosque took shape, Mr. Erdogan ordered the razing of the Ataturk Cultural Center, an acclaimed Modernist building and one of the city's favorite institutions, where generations of Turks attended concerts, operas and theater productions.
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While the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Brock Long, faced controversy in Washington over his alleged misuse of government vehicles, the hurricane response efforts took shape in North Carolina's counties and towns, independent of the federal authorities and their support.
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Kasky and his friends, including David Hogg, a reporter for the school paper, and Sarah Chadwick, whose indignant tweet to President Trump calling for government action on gun violence went viral, gathered together to discuss their response to the violence, and #NeverAgain took shape.
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Filling these spaces will require a small army of artists: Shnayerson notes that in the past decade many rising and mid-career artists have joined or been "poached" by the "megas," leaving behind the dealers that guided and nurtured them as their careers took shape.
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So it only makes sense that Soderbergh, out of all the most respected male filmmakers in Hollywood, would've been the one to sense something rumbling on the horizon, as a storm which originated from decades of abuse against women in his own industry took shape.
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According to the family legend, which fortunately for everybody took shape long before fact-checking became a household phrase in America, Thornton Prince's girlfriend cooked the first hot chicken for breakfast one morning during the Depression to get back at him for his nocturnal wanderings.
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According to legend, modern relations between the press and the presidency took shape one day in the early 2628s when Theodore Roosevelt looked out his window and saw a group of newspapermen (and, yes, they were all men back then) huddled in the rain.
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Its most recent incarnation took shape last year, when it included all four parties for the first time, but the decision by the Progress Party to pull out means that Ms. Solberg will continue to lead but as the head of a minority government.
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Another smart take: -- Jen Psaki: What John Hickenlooper has to do to win Say their names As New Zealand and the world continued to mourn the 50 victims of the recent mosque attacks, a new resolve took shape: focus on the fallen, not the gunman.
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China's ruling party has sought to strike a balance between portraying Xi as a morally upstanding and virtuous leader to be emulated and nipping in the bud a cult of personality that took shape around him soon after he took office five years ago.
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International investors have been reducing their exposure to Italy since an anti-austerity coalition took shape in May and formed a government in June, clashing with European Commission in the second half of 2018 over plans to ramp up public spending and unwinding past deficit-curbing reforms.
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The objects, glimpsed among leaves and vines, and carpeted with moss, took shape in the forest twilight: the jaguar head mentioned above, great stone jars carved with vultures, snakes and monkeys, objects that looked like thrones or tables, many with carvings along the rims and legs.
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That division took shape Friday, in the first hours after the central bank's formal "blackout" lifted for commenting on the results of the last two-day policy session, which concluded Wednesday with the Fed leaving rates on hold in a range between 2.25 and 2.5 percent.
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The city of graceful spaciousness that we know today took shape during France's glittering Second Empire (1852-70), an era of mind-boggling wealth and terrible destitution presided over by the man Karl Marx memorably called a "grotesque mediocrity": the Emperor Louis Napoléon, Napoléon Bonaparte's nephew.
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His death — he was shot by the transit police while handcuffed, unarmed and face down on a train-station platform, early in the morning of New Year's Day 219 — sparked intense grief, outrage and sustained protest, years before Black Lives Matter took shape as a movement.
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She shows how Big Tech did not simply spring Athena-like from the brain of Steve Jobs, but rather took shape out of the dilemmas and possibilities of the Cold War, the particular culture of Northern California, and the economic debates of the 803s and 1980s.
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The agency said it revoked most of the reporting exemptions in 2017 as a new summary-reporting program took shape and asked device makers to file reports noting publicly that summary data was being submitted in addition to data that would be kept inside the agency.
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Rodwittiya's inspiration for these tenacious, talismanic subjects began with her early inquiry into gender politics as an art student in the 1970s when figuration was at the height of being reinvented, and a personal quest about her own identity as a highly independent Indian woman took shape.
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Tlaib — the second Palestinian American member of Congress and the first woman — spoke in the most general of terms about trying to find some sort of unifying message in what Jews experienced after the Holocaust and what her family went through as the state of Israel took shape.
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The division took shape Friday, in the first hours after the lifting of the central bank's formal "blackout" for commenting on the results of the last two-day policy session, which concluded Wednesday with the Fed leaving rates on hold in a range between 2.25 and 2.5 percent.
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The division took shape Friday, in the first hours after the lifting of the central bank's formal "blackout" for commenting on the results of the last two-day policy session, which concluded Wednesday with the Fed leaving rates on hold in a range between 23 and 2.5 percent.
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The foursome (that's Dylan Davis and Jean Lee of Ladies & Gentlemen, and Vera K. Kleppe and Åshild Kyte of their eponymous studio) began with a glass piece, which became a lightbulb cover; then, the rest of the adjustable fixture, that uses a floor weight and pulley, took shape.
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The intricately patterned background of Kehinde Wiley's 2014 oil painting "The Sisters Zenaide and Charlotte Bonaparte," a version of Jacques-Louis David's portrait in which Napoleon's nieces are replaced by two young black women, is an explicit push against the narrowly conceived Western canon in which minimalism took shape.
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Born in a part of Poland that is now in Ukraine, Mr. Barenholtz, his family and other Jews in his community took to the forests after the Germans came in 1941 and the final solution "took shape," as he wrote in a series of blog posts begun in 2010.
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Taking its time on a wet and blustery journey, the storm took shape early in the week around the California and Oregon coasts, bringing snow to areas in the West that do not typically see much of it, Brian Hurley, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said.
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Howard said the ESG investing strategy — when a company's environmental, social and governance factors are considered before buying a stock — is still in its nascent stage in the United States, but likened it to the trend that took shape in 2013 when consumers began focusing on healthier foods.
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For Naser, this idea took shape from observing the works of Hassan Sharif, Abdullah Al Saadi, and Mohammed Kazem three core members of a group of visual artists spearheaded by Sharif and often referred to as "the five," who have come to define conceptual art in the UAE.
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As a result, Mr. Trump is poised to bring the conservative legal movement, which took shape in the 1980s in reaction to decades of liberal rulings on issues like the rights of criminal suspects and of women who want abortions, to a new peak of influence over American law and society.
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As the sweeping health care reform bill took shape in early 2009, Pelosi confronted a landscape peopled with intransigent House Republicans, reluctant Blue Dogs, liberals demanding nothing less than a single-payer system, skittish White House advisers and Senate Democrats willing to waste months in quixotic pursuit of bipartisan cover.
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I was pleasantly surprised when the top stack took shape, but wasn't celebrating yet, as I know all too well the feeling of having one section come out nicely, only to have the symmetrical section refuse to cooperate (I have many half-finished themelesses haunting the abyss of my files).
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The report describes a tangled web of contacts among an array of Trump associates and allies as the Ukraine effort took shape earlier this year — including previously undisclosed communications between these individuals and John Solomon, a former columnist for The Hill newspaper whose writings have animated GOP defenses of the president.
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The North American Flyball Association was founded in 1984, and from there the rules took shape: A regulation Flyball course is 51 feet long, with two-foot-wide hurdles spaced 10 feet apart; dogs must clear all the hurdles and reach the finish line with their ball still in their mouths.
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" Just such a partnership took shape a few days ago at the annual Outdoor Retailer snow show in Denver when the two major ski and snow sport industry groups, the ski areas association and Snowsports Industries America, joined with the Outdoor Industry Association to announce the "Outdoor Business Climate Partnership.
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Though the album took shape before 45 came into office, the long-anticipated release from the Boston garage duo offers a snapshot of the more lurking, quotidian forces at play that got us into this mess in the first place—that mess, of course, being the dystopian inversion of the American dream.
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Yet Eastman is rarely credited with a founding role in what became the ACLU, for reasons that were bluntly gendered: In the crucial early months of the war, while the organization took shape, she was recovering from a difficult pregnancy and the birth of her son, and was physically unable to participate.
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The tax windfall issue received some scrutiny as Trump's Cabinet took shape early last year with so many posts being filled by extremely wealthy individuals, including Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who has a net worth nearly 10 times that of all of President George W. Bush's Cabinet in 2001 combined, Bloomberg data show.
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With the state's Republican caucuses on Tuesday — a contest that Mr. Rubio's campaign has poured considerable resources into, betting that a strong finish will bolster his status as the best candidate to unite his fractured party — his experience here as an adolescent goes a long way in explaining how his conservative outlook took shape.
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This worldview has its roots deep in the conservative movement that took shape in the United States after World War II. The growth of the federal state during the New Deal was met by strong resistance from business leaders, who feared the rise of the only centralized authority powerful enough to counter their own interests at the national level.
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A jaunty, heartfelt cover of "Hey Good Lookin" and a sedate, Bakersfield-tinged rendition of "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" flow seamlessly into her appealingly twangy, high-spirited originals, some of which took shape with the help of veteran songwriters Sean Gasaway and Michael Chotiner (the latter of whom penned the album's loping title track).
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For industry observers, the narrative that ultimately took shape was that NBC and the show's creators were all too aware that many people saw no need for Will & Grace to return to the air in 2017, as part of a TV landscape that has changed vastly and significantly since it was last present in the primetime lineup.
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"I always took away from these gatherings the feeling that it was somehow related to the struggles that I've faced in my own life — struggles different from his only because they occurred on the streets of more fashionable neighborhoods," he said, noting how the battle with false substitutes for a fulfilling life took shape in upscale areas.
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The models at Fendi, where the designer served as creative director for 54 years, wore his signature low ponytails and high collars as they paraded by; and in the exquisite nipped-waist dresses, the sharp-shouldered jackets and the dramatic silhouette of a cropped leather jacket over billowing high pants, Lagerfeld's graceful sketches took shape once more.
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My colleague Ezra Klein called Kavanaugh's fiery response to Ford's allegations, and the white male Republican senators lining up to praise him afterward, "the moment the #MeToo backlash truly took shape" — a sign that a certain segment of American society was fed up with what the movement had accomplished and wanted to reassert male innocence and privilege.
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Ramya Sreenivasan, a historian at the University of Pennsylvania who researched the retelling and rewriting of the legend of Padmavati over the centuries for her book, "Many Lives of a Rajput Queen," has argued that the current form of the legend took shape in 19th-century colonial Bengal, and Padmavati became the heroic Hindu queen who committed suicide to save her honor from a licentious Muslim invader.
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Randal Quarles, who was the first appointment Trump made to the Fed as his presidency took shape in 2017, voted for five rates hikes from December of that year to December 2018, and his most recent comments show the wide and sometimes paradoxical gap between the president's view of what the Fed should be doing, and those of the people he has chosen to oversee the central bank.
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Keep in mind that two decades after the establishment of national organic standards, organic food — which was similarly pilloried as "elitist" and too expensive — accounts for less than 245 percent of total food sales in the US. The cultural divide over food actually began a decade before Michael Jacobson's culinary insurrection at the White House, as an offshoot of the new environmental movement that took shape in the 21976s.
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In a new book, Wasteland: The Great War and the Origins of Modern Horror, out October 16 on Counterpoint Press, historian W. Scott Poole looks at how the horror genre slowly evolved and took shape after World War I. Major films, with themes still recognizable to horror fans today, like J 'accuse (1919), The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (203), and Nosferatu (1922) all appeared within a few years after the end of the conflict.
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Gill, who had long been interested in masks and the performance of identity later sought out a pair of sibling artists, Bhagvan Dharma Kadu and Subhas Dharma Kadu, sons of a legendary craftsman, along with their extended families and other local villagers, a growing group that became more than 30 people as the project took shape, and to whom she proposed a new project involving the community and their mask-making traditions.
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In the coming week, the theater's on-and-off monthlong retrospective on how hip-hop culture took shape onscreen includes Manfred Kirchheimer's "Stations of the Elevated" (showing on Thursday), a documentary collage that finds beauty and rhythm in images of graffiti-strewn subway cars; and "Krush Groove" (on Saturday), from Michael Schultz ("Car Wash"), which dramatizes the origins of the Def Jam record label and features Run-DMC, the Beastie Boys and Sheila E.212-727-8110, filmforum.
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In 1987, for the Paris Opera Ballet—the highest precinct of classicism, where ballet took shape, in the seventeenth century—he made "In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated," a relentless dance to a propulsive score by Willems, in which the young Sylvie Guillem moved in shockingly new ways: body pitched at swerving angles; arms, legs, hips, head oriented through multiple spatial planes; executing point work that pushed her supple body ever farther in the physical contradictions that she and Forsythe had devised.
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The asylum deal reportedly took shape last week following a meeting between Mexico's incoming foreign minister and U.S. officials including Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE and Secretary of State 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.
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