I toyed with many variables — color scheme, quotes vs.
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Trump publicly toyed with the idea starting in the 1980s.
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I toyed with the notion of becoming a college professor.
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So, we toyed with a couple of lines going there.
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Westworld has toyed with the idea of robotic rebirth before.
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He had toyed with presidential runs before and dropped them.
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"He toyed with it back and forth," Mr. Lorigo said.
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In some games it paralyzed Stockfish and toyed with it.
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He toyed with the idea both in 2008 and 2016.
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Congress has repeatedly toyed with legislation to index capital gains.
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He took the pipe out again and toyed with it.
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Derince also toyed with tone: buzzy, piercing, nasal, twangy, keening.
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President Bill Clinton absently toyed with his old campaign buttons.
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The N.F.L. also has toyed with starting a developmental league.
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From toyed with tweaking the control scheme to play nice with modern controllers — adding in a use for the bumper buttons, for example — but none of the ideas the team toyed with panned out.
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Hackers have long toyed with printers connected to the wider internet.
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The mysteries of the deep are not to be toyed with!
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The pair toyed with the idea of hooking up in 251.
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Mr Trump fired James Comey and toyed with firing Mr Mueller.
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Both parties have toyed with the idea of quitting the euro.
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They toyed with the idea off and on, but neither bit.
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The Russians toyed with the United States at the negotiating table.
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Lenovo, Asus, and now HP have all toyed with the idea.
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The artists toyed with a number of ethnic possibilities — Jewish people?
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I toyed around with the idea of some kind of diagnosis.
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I toyed around with the idea of some kind of diagnosis.
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Williams has toyed with the idea of running for office herself.
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Yet Foxconn has toyed with a US manufacturing investment in the past.
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Schiff had toyed with running for the Senate next year if Sen.
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During the recount, Snipes publicly toyed with the idea of stepping down.
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For he had never left the party, or even toyed with that.
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He has also toyed with the idea of bringing back military rule.
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Patti Murin, on the other hand, has long toyed with the tiara.
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Those weren't the only instances that toyed with our sense of scale.
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It's a space where filmmaking's structural components are toyed with for exploration.
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She has recently toyed with quitting "KUWTK" to focus on her family.
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Generations of Democrats of have toyed with ideas for expanding or guaranteeing coverage.
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Later seasons toyed with the idea of text superimposed over the characters' scenery.
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The Diet, Japan's parliament, toyed with lowering them in 2008, but did not.
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Microsoft has previously toyed with the idea of a notepad-like Surface device.
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Prosecutors said that Alcala was a cruel killer who toyed with his victims.
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It toyed with deeply personal pain that somehow cut deeply to my bone.
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They toyed with the idea of changing Senate rules way back in 1840.
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GM (GM) has long toyed with the idea of a mid-engined Corvette.
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Fosun toyed with buying another Portuguese club and an English club, emails show.
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He also toyed with the idea of inviting Kim to the White House.
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He toyed with a run for the GOP nomination when Trump was faltering.
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And then there's that other topic Trump has toyed with: taking Iraq's oil.
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Three Fields toyed with a different brand of widespread destruction in Dangerous Golf.
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Two other jurisdictions in the D.C. area have also toyed with enfranchising minors.
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Faig Ahmed's melting rug, too, toyed with unexpected thrills, physicalizing solid becoming liquid.
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She publicly toyed with boycotting the October debate, before ultimately opting to participate.
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Republican senators toyed with fidget spinners and doodled during House managers' opening arguments.
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In fact, Gates says she toyed with idea of patenting her own design.
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Indonesia toyed with releasing a cheerleader for terrorism, and then changed its mind.
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The two toyed with a few startup ideas before landing on Keeper's tax business.
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Trump toyed with jabs at former vice president Joe ("Sleepy Joe") Biden and Sen.
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It's not the first time Aston Martin has toyed with this squarish-round shape.
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At one point, the directors toyed with doing one part in Spanish, with subtitles.
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He has twice toyed with and abandoned the idea of running as an independent.
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People whose hearts aren't toyed with by each other — but by the franchise itself.
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A person who he says at best is not going to be toyed with.
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Bossie advised Trump as he toyed with running for the Republican nomination in 2012.
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In the build up to the call, I toyed with all sorts of research.
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Instead he toyed with kitsch and calendar art, and based paintings on found photographs.
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Then in August, Mr. Trump toyed with endorsing Mr. Ryan's opponent in a primary.
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Instead, Mr. Trump has reportedly toyed with demoting Mr. Powell to a simple governorship.
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Trump earlier toyed with appearing to testify in impeachment proceedings, but dropped the idea.
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" "They toyed us into being more dependent on their markets than them on us.
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Mitch Landrieu, the mayor of New Orleans, toyed with a run for governor in 2015.
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Mr. Haidle's previous plays have toyed with fantasy and form, and "Smokefall" is no exception.
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With sounds ranging from full-blooded to spectral, Ms. Cuckson toyed with degrees of presence.
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Plenty of other places have toyed with this idea too, including the UK, and Dubai.
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Musk even toyed with the idea of building his own car carriers to expedite deliveries.
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I often toyed with the idea of joining an innovative tech startup with explosive growth.
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When Renee Cupp became pregnant with her daughter, she toyed around with a few names.
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And, in an early sign of things to come, he toyed with a conspiracy theory.
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Great writers have toyed with the idea of our being constantly watched—with disturbing results.
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Great writers have toyed with the idea of our being constantly watched—with disturbing results.
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But some took too much, toyed recklessly with their delicate brain chemistry and never returned.
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Netflix has toyed with different tactics to win these "moments of truth" over the years.
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My husband and I have toyed with the idea of adoption for a long time.
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He toyed with, but wouldn't commit to, "full cooperation" with prosecutors, according to court filings.
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Vance, 34, briefly toyed with an Ohio Senate bid ahead of last year's midterm elections.
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This should weigh heavily on voters, who are being toyed with by fear-mongering politicos.
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And through that, she created music that toyed with traditionalist ideas of genre and form.
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Her paintings have toyed with unlikely intersections of architectural space, abstract patterns and textile prints.
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So much so, she toyed with the idea of making people who give parties pay.
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Mr. Rodman has toyed with the idea of carrying out serious diplomacy in the past.
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She had toyed with making a joke about the commissary, but thought better of it.
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McDonald's has toyed with the possibility of rolling out a plant-based burger for months.
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"We just seem to be toyed with by so many different countries, already," he said.
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Toward the end of his life, Barnum toyed with the idea of running for President.
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So as the movie toyed with alternate endings, I could not help imagining my own.
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I'd toyed with the idea of heading back to Austin, Texas in a year or so.
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He similarly toyed with the other embedded sensors just to prove he could control them entirely.
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For the past few years, Remedy Entertainment has toyed with different ways to tell its stories.
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On numerous occasions Eisenhower toyed with the idea of dropping nuclear bombs to sway foreign conflicts.
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And one was finally writing this book that I'd sort of toyed with and never done.
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He toyed with holding a snap election to claim his own mandate—only to back down.
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For over two decades politicians have toyed with the idea to fund highway and bridge construction.
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As a consequence, results have been mixed, especially among governments that have toyed with the idea.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona, who have toyed with the idea of a primary challenge against Trump.
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Trump toyed with punishing women for having an abortion, a position he dropped after public outcry.
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They toyed with various scenarios, and in 2014 the pair entered the Sundance Institute's Screenwriter Lab.
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This is not the first time Facebook has toyed with introducing weather information into its service.
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She toyed with a gold karaoke microphone and then slipped inside a door beneath the stairs.
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People have toyed with it a bit, but no one has used it as the centerpiece.
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In Strauss's "Morgen," with the violinist David Chan, she toyed with the tempo to arresting effect.
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We thought Popeyes had toyed with our emotions enough for one year, but we were wrong.
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Other comedy niches—combat sports, conspiracy theories, a few others—were toyed with and all failed.
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He had toyed with the idea of running against Mr. Isakson in 2015 but eventually declined.
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But Walker was far from that struggling pitcher on Tuesday as he toyed with the Angels.
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It also toyed with the idea of combining with Sprouts Farmers Market, sources have told CNBC.
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Although Mr Bloomberg has toyed with running for president before, this is his first official campaign.
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On foreign soil, he has toyed with the idea of branching out — just not too far.
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Mr Kennedy has toyed with the idea of running for public office several times in the past.
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Then I went industrial goth, dabbled in metal funk, and eventually I toyed around with electronic music.
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The company has toyed with reductions to make it more appealing to Prime members in the past.
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The 2,300-person town of Telluride in southwest Colorado toyed with building tiny houses as a stopgap.
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I have toyed with delivering it gangsta style via private jet and cash in a gold suitcase.
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For the last few years, we've toyed around with the Double, a telepresence robot from Double Robotics.
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" He's toyed with firing the investigation's head, special counsel Robert Mueller, telling reporters "we'll see what happens.
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He toyed with the puck at the left dot, then snapped it over Bobrovsky's shoulder, far side.
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Abrams, who has toyed with a possible presidential campaign, did not say what she will do next.
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In interviews this year, Amash has toyed with the idea of switching parties and running for president.
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She was one of these tall, blonde, bombshell women, and Angel was not to be toyed with!
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Madonna, of course, toyed with the relationship between space and feminine sexuality before it became a trend.
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Just because the music sounds like the product of toys doesn't mean it's to be toyed with.
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"Nothing came of it, and he got more frustrated that he was" being toyed with, he added.
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All parents, they decided to collaborate on an idea that Mr. Graham had toyed with for years.
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He toyed with that and hit a career best 15 home runs, but felt inconsistent all season.
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The Columbus, Ohio-based husband-wife duo first toyed with creating their own board game in 21667.
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At least for now, a man who toyed with Pakistan's civilian institutions has been held to account.
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Avenatti also toyed with a 2020 run for president, but ultimately decided not to mount a campaign.
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It's far from the only state that's toyed with the idea of shaking up its primary system.
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Avenatti toyed publicly with running for president in 2020, before announcing that he had decided against it.
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Inspired by the 2014 movie "Chef," they toyed with the idea of a father-son, food truck business.
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In recent days Trump has toyed with a will-he-or-won't-he storyline around the program's future.
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Tony Blair's government toyed with the idea of an "ethical foreign policy", before giving in to economic imperatives.
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Although some smaller firms have toyed with them, Disney is the only other big multinational to use one.
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Earlier, Mr Steyer had toyed with, then backed away from, plans to run for elected offices in California.
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During Greece's sovereign-debt crisis Yanis Varoufakis, then its finance minister, toyed with plans for a parallel currency.
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A few companies have toyed with more modular designs, and there are even DIY modular cams out there.
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Amazon, Samsung, Boeing and others have toyed with similar plans, though they exist mostly on paper for now.
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"Easter eggs" and hints to other narratives are carefully dropped; the genre's limitations are often cleverly toyed with.
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It probably won't be a comedy: I toyed with suggesting The Good Place as the next big thing.
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He's toyed with other genres on previous albums, incorporating brief experiments into records of guitar-led indie rock.
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Back in 2014, it also toyed with the idea, although, it seems, without a change to its iconography.
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The more Johnson toyed with his own version, the better he became at removing the knuckleball's enemy: spin.
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As late as 1976, National Review publisher William Rusher toyed with the idea of creating a third party.
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He toyed with the idea of running in 2012 but decided to keep his lucrative TV contracts instead.
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The Obama administration briefly toyed with the idea of ending the federal death penalty before deciding against it.
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The event is still on our calendar, and we had toyed with the idea of doing it virtually.
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He saw a defense — especially a deep, talented secondary — that toyed with the Giants' inexperienced wide receiving corps.
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But to continue being shocked feels naïve, as if you're letting yourself, and the country, be toyed with.
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Bossie was a connection into the political world as the real estate mogul toyed with running for office.
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Officials have toyed with various countermeasures, such as hiking stamp duty for some buyers, but to little avail.
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He even toyed with making a career out of being an analytics guy for their teams, Moneyball-style.
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Trump toyed with the idea of reaching a grand bargain with the Chinese that would avert the tariffs.
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A few employees had toyed with bitcoin, but only one had previous work experience in the crypto industry.
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It's certainly his prerogative -- one he's toyed with on Twitter and rallies repeatedly in the last few months.
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That was a story that didn't require big action beats and toyed around with every character's true motivations.
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Not only did Sweet Flypaper of Life trouble 1950s stereotypes, it also toyed with photography's status as document.
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We toyed with a cliffhanger ending and we toyed with other ideas, but ultimately, in the writers' room and with the cast and everything else, we really felt like the story demanded a certain kind of closure from us and we were happy to close the book on that family.
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Mobile carriers like Sprint have toyed with throttling all video, music, or games unless users pay an additional fee.
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It continued to take deliveries, but relations never fully recovered and it later toyed with buying 787s from Boeing.
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Still, the pair toyed around initially with flashing forward a bit before settling on continuing the story in 1984.
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The president would probably fire Mr Rosenstein, a move that he seems to have toyed with in recent months.
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Iger led an iconic company on a huge growth spurt and has long toyed with the idea of running.
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Though the company had toyed with a monthly subscription price of $4.99, it settled on the industry standard $9.99.
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They didn't lobby to change it, necessarily, but they toyed with alternatives, like an escape to Mexico, for instance.
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He publicly declared himself to be against abortion in 2011, when he first toyed with a run for president.
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They toyed with perspective, using mirrors and intricate intarsia (had Escher made furniture, it might have looked like this).
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Mr. Ayers has openly toyed with his own political ambitions, including the possibility of running for governor of Georgia.
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Earlier in impeachment proceedings, Trump toyed with making an in-person appearance to give evidence, but ultimately did not.
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He toyed with waiting until after the 2020 elections to strike a trade deal with China, rattling the markets.
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With their bond intact, the couple has even toyed with the idea of writing a sequel to their spouses' books.
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I liked these changes when toyed around with the camera for a few minutes at a briefing earlier this month.
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Fashion designers toyed with the print, too: Yves Saint Laurent's inaugural couture collection in spring 215 had a "marinière" theme.
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It had toyed with the idea for years, before figuring out a model that made sense and didn't lose money.
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Turchynov, acting as the go-between, further toyed with Ieremenko by telling him the blackmail sum was twice as much.
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He had long played a role as a fundraiser and even toyed with running for president in 1988 and 2000.
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More recently he toyed with the idea of a Say Anything... sequel, potentially picking up Dobler's story three decades later.
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Under BC Partners, it toyed with the idea of merging with rival Petco, an effort that stalled amid antitrust concerns.
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"We've toyed with basically everything," says Yolanda Chen, associate professor of plant and soil science at the University of Vermont.
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" This isn't the first time Netflix has toyed with pre-roll video ads – which the company refers to as "previews.
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He had previously toyed with the idea of declaring a state of emergency in order to get his border wall.
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He had initially toyed with featuring a sister in his vast novel's title — a double for his sometimes lonely hero.
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In my senior year, I briefly toyed with the idea of going to law school … but I quit that, too.
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Similarly to Schultz, Bloomberg toyed with running as an independent candidate in the 2016 election, but ultimately decided against it.
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I've toyed around with every type of marker under the sun, but the type I keep coming back to is Permapaque.
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Through decades of diet programmes and best-selling books, we've toyed with the notion of "sugar addiction" for a long time.
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Dozens of ideas they had toyed with—letting the Doomguy talk, inserting more chatty characters—went out as production went on.
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Scientists have toyed with the idea of using vats of genetically altered bacteria to produce things like artificial sweeteners or drugs.
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The government has also toyed with "repolonising" newspapers owned by foreign publishers, including Ringier Axel Springer, a Swiss-German media company.
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For a time, the brothers toyed with the idea of becoming a duo, but their individual progress put that to rest.
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And we toyed with ideas — if she found out about the kiss, would that make her delay her answer or not?
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Anyone who's toyed with scissors knows that even the tiniest trim can make a world of difference in how you feel.
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The jab almost disappeared, but the right front kick—which he toyed with in the early going—now became his crutch.
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While Facebook has toyed with some search ads in the past, it currently concentrates on News Feed ads to drive revenue.
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The northern state of Haryana even toyed with the idea of deploying drones to spy on people defecating in the bushes.
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The report also notes that Barratt toyed with the idea of leaving the project altogether, supposedly due to shifts at Alphabet.
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For a while, they toyed with the idea of playing two "last" shows, one in the Lehigh Valley, one in Philadelphia.
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They toyed with the idea of building a text-to-Braille converter, but figured something like that had to already exist.
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She informed Jared that she was going to be leaving and he briefly toyed with the idea of leaving with her.
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In 1972, astronaut food was still somewhat bleak, so NASA briefly toyed with the idea of introducing wine to its menu.
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In a dramatic 11th-hour tweet, Trump toyed with the idea, but eventually opted to sign the bill, albeit with reservations.
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In both Coven and in Apocalypse, American Horror Story toyed around with the idea of witchcraft being synonymous with female power.
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He appreciated it all, though he toyed with his self-consciousness by sweetly excusing himself for jabbering away with personal reflections.
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Which brings us to the last question: Some Senate Republicans have toyed with legislation that would make Mueller impossible to fire.
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Warby Parker toyed with a $45 price tag on its glasses, before deciding that this price point might be too low.
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Crosby and his longtime teammates Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang toyed with the puck as the Islanders tried to counter them.
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He toyed with becoming a lawyer or a preacher ("the Bible has the best stories") before studying acting at DePaul University.
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It also toyed with using even more underhand tactics, such as recommending that the queen not enact legislation passed by Parliament.
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It's toyed with going public, but also could do a similar consumer/enterprise split, with the consumer piece boosted by NortonLifeLock.
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Although journalism was the family business, Alan was less comfortable in that world than his brothers were and toyed with alternatives.
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Salespeople toyed with customers' emotions: "Fear is preventing you from investing in yourself," one script read, according to the unsealed playbooks.
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In recent months the White House has toyed with letting the automatic budget cuts take effect in the name of fiscal restraint.
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Having toyed with the original Microsoft Surface tabletop and the Surface Hub, I can safely say the Jamboard is easier to use.
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America's Census Bureau has toyed with the idea of using data derived from analyses of household rubbish to adjust its survey data.
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Although the company is rolling this out as a new feature, Twitch streamers have already toyed with similar ideas on their channels.
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Along with the usual cross-dressing, superheroes and other outlandish costumes worn by partygoers, some toyed with themes related to the scare.
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When I toyed with GeForce Now on VICE's spotty in-office Internet, The Witcher 3's performance was okay but not great.
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Mr Xi should resume an experiment that his predecessors briefly toyed with, and allow independent candidates to stand for election to them.
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But ever since Santa has been depicted on screen in Christmas movies, these preconceptions have been toyed with, challenged, and made complicated.
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While the United States has toyed with integration — and at times made progress in that direction — our international competitors have already acted.
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Turner had toyed with the idea of losing his face-warmer last year -- but only if the Dodgers won the World Series.
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H: Criminal has always been formally fluid, and the new ongoing has already toyed with several different short stories, including this one.
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She toyed with betraying her alliance in Worlds Apart, never saw the perfect opportunity, and was voted out at the final five.
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He has also toyed publicly, though not with much seriousness, with continuing as an athlete in another sport, perhaps cricket or soccer.
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Less interested in the human interaction, and more wondering about the nifty gadget, the monkey toyed with the camera with impressive coordination.
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Trump, who has toyed with firing Mueller before, might once again target the special counsel if the investigation deepens into his finances.
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Trump has toyed with abruptly ending these subsidies; funding them for 2018 and 13 would have brought more stability to the marketplace.
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Shine toyed with the lights, adjusted the podium and the microphone, moved objects in the backdrop, and conferred with the camera operator.
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I had toyed with crossword construction a couple of times in the past, but was daunted by the difficulty of hand constructing.
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Mr. Broderick toyed with a few of the toothpicks, but declined to take a bite, which was probably lucky for Mr. Mulaney.
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They toyed with Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr, or a Pilgrim and a Native American from an old New York City seal.
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In the past, Mr. Trump toyed with the idea of naming his personal pilot, John Dunkin, as the aviation agency's permanent administrator.
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There are a lot of different variants of rock being toyed with here, and Nance is more than competent handling them all.
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Republicans toyed with, and then quickly abandoned, the possibility of a write-in campaign to challenge Roy Moore in the Alabama Senate race.
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That's exactly why NASA toyed with the idea in the 1960s—to easily grow enough bacteria onboard space missions to sustain its astronauts.
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The writers have also cleverly toyed with contemporizing "Psycho," such as Norma taking Norman's body out for a spin to pursue hedonistic fun.
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Even if you toyed with it, you'd find someone who was game and if it worked -- hey, you'd be on a roll y'all.
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Collins, who was first elected to the Senate in 1996 and is the chamber's longest-serving Republican woman, openly toyed with the possibility.
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It isn't unlike the very first Zelda, a game that in hindsight toyed with open, unpredictable spaces decades before they became de rigueur.
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I've toyed with the idea of quitting because it usually eats into my weekends, but it's hard to give up the extra cash.
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Netflix has toyed with the idea of buying theaters of its own to screen its own content, although this hasn't progressed very far.
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Yet their comedy was more sophisticated than it is often given credit for, and their best jokes toyed with their unusual power dynamic.
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He became a fixture on cable news channels as an outspoken critic of Trump, and briefly toyed with running for president in 2020.
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ESPN reports that the league has toyed with using chips for more accurate ball placement or when the ball crossed the goal line.
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The macro pessimism interacted with deteriorating technical signals as copper toyed with long-term chart support levels on both sides of the Atlantic.
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First she tried out life as brunette, then toyed with a summer-inspired rose gold shade, which ultimately brought her back to blonde.
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Cathy Sellars can still remember the look of the knife her truck-driving instructor toyed with as they roared down the Arizona interstate.
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The Fast & Furious star, who is a registered independent, has toyed with the idea of running for president for more than a year.
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For years, China has toyed with the idea of a property tax, but at least one developer doesn't think now's the right time.
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Draper had himself toyed with the idea of opening a secondary market called Xchange around seven years ago, but quickly abandoned the effort.
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Having not only the soul of a woman but also a punk, I wasn't content with simply 'passing so, I toyed with hyperfemininity.
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Every now and then I toyed with the idea of drinking less coffee, but I never made an attempt at giving it up.
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Zaev even toyed with the possibility of snap elections to replace sitting members of parliament should ratification in the Sobranie, Macedonia's parliament, fail.
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Johnson gave an impassioned speech about humanity and empathy, reminding many that he had once toyed with the idea of getting into politics.
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Retailers have for years toyed with technology to automate anything from warehouses to check out, in hopes of saving money, space and time.
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And despite reports that Trump has toyed with lifting U.S. sanctions against Russia over Ukraine, the White House is yet to do so.
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He's an important role model who toyed with bad taste and excess in a 1960s art world still devoted to sober modern forms.
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The administration also briefly toyed with the idea of nationalizing part of the U.S. wireless airwaves in an attempt to thwart Chinese advances.
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Indeed, anyone who has toyed around with the Kerbal Space Program is probably already familiar with the benefits of in situ orbital manufacturing.
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I've toyed with the idea that there may have been some lingering technical issues that would have proved embarrassing, but that seems unlikely.
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But even outside of the way she toyed with musical grammars, she's also been an early adopter and experimenter with new musical technologies.
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The company toyed with a "premium" membership for parents, but Mauskopf said they could drive more business to providers by making search free.
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He has also toyed with a run for president, using Twitter to broadcast his voice and challenge politicians and news personalities to debates.
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It&aposs not the first time that someone has seemingly toyed with a Wikipedia entry that resulted in a controversial response from Siri.
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The White House then toyed with the idea of having Mr. Trump announce that he was ripping up the Korea Free Trade Agreement.
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"We toyed with it," said Benach when asked if there was ever an idea to make the jumpsuit resemble Harley&aposs animated look.
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Yuriko Koike, the popular governor of Tokyo, founded a new party to great fanfare this year and toyed with running for parliament herself.
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"According to an earlier hearing, the judge toyed with the idea of dropping the damages altogether," brokerage alpha said in a note to clients.
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AN UNLIKELY CANDIDACY Over the years, Trump had publicly toyed with the idea of running for president, but always ultimately shied away from it.
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Google has been testing gallery ads in search since earlier this year, and it's toyed with other image-focused ad formats in the past.
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Sherrod Brown of Ohio, who had toyed with launching a 0003 presidential campaign but decided to focus on working-class issues as a lawmaker.
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Those who have always toyed with the idea of experimenting with the long-running strategy franchise will find a fantastic introduction in this installment.
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Adams won the first round 10-9 on all three scorecards but lost some momentum in the second as she toyed with Kob's defence.
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But yeah, it feels like that opening Team Canada game where they just toyed with the Czechs is getting everyone a little too excited.
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The Commission had toyed with the idea of forcing European banks to clear euro exposures above a certain threshold with an EU-based institution.
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Emanuel Sylvia briefly toyed with pushing forward with the company to honor the memory of his cofounder, but the task was just too daunting.
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His heart may not be in it, either: Seeming restless, he toyed with a Senate run but instead announced he's running for re-election.
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The wrecking-ball left-wing analogues to Trump that pundits have imaginatively toyed with — an Oliver Stone, a Sean Penn — wouldn't stand a chance.
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He has pardoned multiple individuals since taking office, publicly toyed with pardoning himself, and seems to broadcast his ability to pardon people pretty regularly.
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Similarly, as the battle over immigration has intensified, conservatives have toyed with the idea of ending birthright citizenship, currently guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Scott makes an unexpectedly persuasive case for how, in the movie "Scream," Wes Craven cleverly toyed with the very horror clichés he helped popularize.
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Stone advised Trump when the wealthy real estate developer toyed with running for president in 2000 and briefly worked on Trump's successful 2016 campaign.
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Discussion of the project began in the late 1940s — they first toyed with a story about Jews and Catholics on the Lower East Side.
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who toyed with the idea of running as an independent in 2016, recently argued against third-party candidates.
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"We have toyed with the idea of paid-for, longer format on-demand fitness videos, but have not yet found an ideal solution," she added.
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Jitters over the future of the A3500neo became apparent when AirAsia, one of Airbus's largest customers, toyed with the idea of switching to Boeing's 787.
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That's why visionaries have, for decades, toyed with the notion of artificial wombs capable of incubating a human fetus to term outside a woman's body.
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The writers, Bloomberg said, wanted Heidi to undermine Colin completely, and even toyed with the idea of him delivering a TED Talk before self-destructing.
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On Sunday night's episode of Game of Thrones, Arya calmly toyed with her shiny new dagger and accused her sister, Sansa, of being a traitor.
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While Match is the first major dating brand to offer coaching, Match Group-owned Hinge had toyed with the idea a couple of years ago.
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Rebecca actively pursued Josh, despite his then-relationship with Valencia (Gabrielle Ruiz) and toyed with Greg's (Santino Fontana) heart in pursuit of her teenage love.
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"I apologize to all the women whom I toyed with your emotions/'Cause I was emotionless," he rapped to his wife on the title track.
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Since then, NASA and other private companies have toyed with the idea of scaling up expandable spacecraft so that they could house humans in space.
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The chemist Ronald Breslow toyed with the idea of exodinosaurs in a 2012 study that was labeled his "space dinosaurs" paper by the journal Nature.
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" He toyed with this idea a bit more: "We are a part of a very great movement, and we can't ever lose sight of that.
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" Sidney had toyed with Monster Hunter on the PSP, but it didn't stick because he "was young and didn't feel the need to read tutorials.
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Going back decades, wrestling has toyed with what could be done outside the arena while still keeping it plausibly in the realm of pro wrestling.
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Certain Republican lawmakers had toyed with the idea of cutting contribution limits to $2,400 as Congress looked to make up for other tax cuts. Rep.
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Meanwhile, Facebook also toyed around with "M," a virtual assistant inside Messenger, but this has yet to launch to more than a handful of testers.
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Peter Dinklage toyed with the idea of "Summer is Coming" in his promos with Cecily Strong leading into his first time hosting Saturday Night Live.
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Hezbollah's success so alarmed the Sunni Arab states that Saudi Arabia toyed with the idea of sending an Arab military force to intervene in Lebanon.
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The schoolgirls don't signify anything, except, perhaps, that the remaining pages are going to get weird, and that a serious idea will be toyed with.
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Todd Rokita, who has publicly toyed with a bid, raised $1 million in the second quarter to bring his cash on hand to $2.3 million.
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Over the years he was by Mr. Trump's side as he toyed with running for president and then, in 2015, finally decided to do it.
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Earlier that day, the couple toyed with the idea that Katherine could be born at 9:19, but they didn't think it would actually happen.
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What Ms. Gadsby glosses over is that it's a nimble art form, one whose conventions can be toyed with or subverted or stuck to rigidly.
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Paul Pogba, not so long ago told he was a "virus" and that he would never captain the team again, toyed with Fulham in midfield.
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Before his arrest, Avenatti was a fixture on cable news channels as an outspoken critic of Trump, and briefly toyed with running for president in 2020.
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But the difference between the on-demand scooters being toyed with in Madrid vs Barcelona's locally owned two wheelers is a level of purpose and intent.
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Nor was he scarred solely by a difficult relationship with his overbearing father, an idea that Alan Bennett's play "Kafka's Dick" toyed with in the 1980s.
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Archetypes, such as a timid, "Rebecca"-like narrator, are toyed with, allowing the audience to feel a momentary sense of familiarity, before being discarded or subverted.
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Three years later, she toyed with smoking and drinking at 15, but quickly decided it wasn't for her and ended her experimental phase after six months.
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What the authors of the act and anti-peace forces in Israel and the United States knew was that Jerusalem is not to be toyed with.
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Microsoft previously toyed with the idea of a Surface Mini, but CEO Satya Nadella canceled the project just weeks before it was due to be unveiled.
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The company has toyed with eliminating like counts in the past, the idea to get rid of the element of social media one-upmanship between users.
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Trump has openly toyed with the notion of not coming to the aide of NATO members under assault from foreign powers, as the pact would demand.
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It's essentially a track in two parts, something that Ocean's toyed with before, opening up with competing auto-tuned vocals, one pitched down, one pitched up.
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The administration early on toyed publicly with creating a private-sector intelligence community to advise the President rather than relying on, say, the US intelligence community.
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Even now, Martinez speaks about the experience with reverence; he even toyed with the idea of becoming a guidance counselor, because he so admired their work.
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Those modest-size, Minimalist works yielded in the 1990s to larger, more daring sculptures that toyed with perspectives of dimensions and space while adhering to realism.
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I toyed with the idea of doing a museum so her fans could come, but as I looked into those type of things, they fail rapidly.
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The president has toyed with the idea of firing Mr. Mueller and his superior, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, moves that would ignite a constitutional crisis.
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I had toyed with the second bag, debated buying it, considered my dinner plans, put it back and finally took it with a quick impulsive grab.
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In albums like Ultraviolence (2014) and Honeymoon (2015), she toyed with the concept of a torch song, producing subversive anti-anthems about romance's entanglement with death.
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"Global investors have had their emotions toyed with amidst the ever-shifting sands of the U.S.-China trade conflict," said Han Tan, market analyst at FXTM.
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As I was building the grid, I toyed with the idea of having them start in various locations, with some going clockwise and some counterclockwise. Yikes!
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Long before Instagram toyed with removing "likes," VSCO, an Oakland-based photo-sharing and editing app, built a community devoid of likes, comments and follower counts.
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Trump toyed with supporting Kelli Ward's primary challenge to John McCainJohn Sidney McCain2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28500 Fighter pilot vs.
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In his twenties, he toyed with avant-garde visual and performance art, before becoming an (unqualified) writing teacher, a personal assistant, and then a furniture mover.
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A decade ago Mr Assad toyed with infitah (liberalisation), only for Sunni extremists to build huge mosques from which to spout their hate-speech, say his advisers.
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With the aim of desacralizing what was currently being fetishized, Mosset toyed with Buren's bands (268-21989), and then with the idea of the monochrome (1977–84).
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Lajovic toyed with the German, who lost his temper when he was broken in the third game of the second set and crushed his racket in frustration.
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She sauntered onstage without moving her eyes from the crowd, toyed with her band during pauses, and went off on vocal tangents whenever she got the chance.
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A year ago Jokowi and Mr Prabowo toyed with the possibility of running on a joint ticket, despite having battled one another fiercely in the previous election.
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Parliament toyed with stripping former presidents of their immunity from prosecution—a move that could only be aimed at Mr Atambayev—but in the end did not.
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While it's true that X-Files as a series has always toyed with known conspiracy theories, there's an inescapable nod here to the politics of the moment.
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Clinton then briefly toyed with the idea of trying to lead negotiations herself, but decided against it because the time wasn't right, officials said at the time.
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The Trump administration has toyed with the idea of "safe" zones for Syrian civilians but has offered no concrete plan for who would actually keep them safe.
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While the 2016 election marks Trump's first official foray into the world of politics, he has toyed with the idea of a presidential campaign during previous cycles.
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During your campaign for governor, you openly toyed with legalizing marijuana and prostitution, although, if I'm not mistaken, you didn't wholeheartedly endorse either idea at the time.
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Zelda games have always toyed with letting you manipulate the physical makeup of dungeons, but never on the level or in the manner that it's done here.
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He improvised with musicians in his studio, then culled snippets that might engender songs; he toyed with loops and effects; he let samples lead him to ideas.
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The company shuttered in 2009, but it toyed with and later abandoned the idea of launching a second life as a pop-up-based chain in 2019.
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Other ISPs, like CableOne, have publicly toyed with the idea of using private subscriber financial data to justify providing even worse customer service than they already offer.
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After the earthquake, San Francisco lost some of its population and trade activity to Los Angeles, so local officials toyed with the idea of expanding the city.
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And as I approached 250, I decided to finally execute the idea I'd toyed with for years: to step into my mother's shoes and test the match.
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Mr. Hambleton, who smoked, toyed with the image, painting shadow figures over it, sometimes mixing tobacco with black paint for what he called a "black lung" effect.
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Prosecutors, for example, toyed with the idea of charging Mr. Assange as a conspirator in Ms. Manning's crime of unauthorized disclosure of secrets related to national defense.
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Mr. Stringer, who privately toyed with the idea of mounting a primary challenge to Mr. de Blasio in 2017, begins the competition ahead in the money game.
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Canada has a town called Asbestos, too, but it stopped producing the stuff years ago and has toyed with changing its name to something less off-putting.
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He helped to push new breakfast items, revamped the company's social media strategy and even toyed with a more "upscale" concept (although that never really took off).
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Twitch streamers, like tourists stepping off a bus in a foreign city, were giddy as they examined new areas, discovered new weapons and toyed with new mechanics.
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In 2005, New Jersey Democrats toyed with raiding Horizon's reserves but abandoned the move after the state treasurer said such a move would not withstand legal scrutiny.
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Working from Mr. Gari's stylistic cues, Mr. Millrose layered piano, bass and drums, and then toyed with horns, strings and other effects to punctuate Mr. Ciccone's phrasings.
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Behind the scenes: Gantz toyed with the idea of breaking a promise not to serve under Netanyahu with the indictments still looming to prevent a third election.
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Dash, which handles 16% of the daily US options volume, has toyed with the tech, building out three different VR-based proof-of-concepts over the years.
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Now, four years since he first toyed with the idea of saying sorry in time to a preposterously catchy beat, Justin Bieber is doing it for real.
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He toyed with the idea of foot tracking in VR. A developer from Alpha Wave Entertainment said someone once tried to sit on a virtual couch. Ouch.
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She toyed with a bottle of laudanum on her dressing table, which later made a fatal reappearance in her final dance at the bottom of the stairwell.
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I toyed with the idea of hitting the buzzer Yassine had provided me with should I want to end the treatment, but I decided to stay the course.
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We toyed with putting audio clips into the article, but decided that scattered sound bites wouldn't do the story justice and so started thinking about a possible podcast.
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As the Verge noted, Netflix "toyed with the idea of buying theaters of its own to screen its own content," but that idea obviously hasn't panned out yet.
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The Utah forward toyed with Denver's defense in a cat-like manner during the third quarter of a 105-98 Jazz victory over the Nuggets on Saturday night.
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Nike had already toyed with the idea of emulating Back To The Future Part II by announcing limited edition, self-lacing Nike Mags with star Michael J. Fox.
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John Kennedy, the young, optimistic president surrounding himself with the "best and the brightest," had toyed with nuclear war, engaging in brinksmanship right until the moment Khrushchev blinked.
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The company also toyed around with a cross between games and TV with the 2018 launch of Minecraft: Story Mode, which some could consider a form of gaming.
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She had toyed with the idea of joining the Democratic Socialists of America in the past, but the culture of the organization seemed too male, too... Bernie Bro.
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In 1996, the Seahawks toyed with moving to Southern California, but the team was sold to Allen, who helped build a new stadium for the team in Seattle.
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The Celtics have walked away from that latter situation unscathed in this series, but they did so covered in gasoline while LeBron toyed with a book of matches.
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During a recent Reddit AMA, showrunners Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones revealed that they toyed with the idea of changing specific scenes in that episode after it aired.
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In the early 1960s, a group of pioneering Cuban musicians toyed with oscillators, Moog synths, and dusty old tapes to cultivate the country's little-known electro-acoustic scene.
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According to a tweet from the Twitter Support account, the brief torture of having our precious feed toyed with before our very eyes has come to an end.
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He and members of his team have toyed with the idea of declaring a national emergency, though Trump has said he is not quite ready to do so.
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Yellen has toyed publicly with the idea of letting the economy run hotter than normal for a while, though she also has said the scenario is not likely.
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Among Democrats, no serious primary challenger has yet emerged, though two women, the former Syracuse mayor, Stephanie Miner, and the actress Cynthia Nixon, have publicly toyed with running.
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And, while they've occasionally toyed with addressing the root causes of the gender gap, Mr. Trump's election seems to have convinced them that things are fine after all.
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It also toyed with longer posts exceeding 140 characters, until criticism from users prompted Jack Dorsey, Twitter's chief executive, to proclaim that the limit was here to stay.
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He mined the archive for ducks, camouflage, buffalo plaid and other traditional motifs, and adjusted fits, toyed with scale and mashed up disparate elements of the Bean vocabulary.
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This spring, though, she seemed to meet her music with more fullness than ever before: Where before she had toyed with it, now she was fueled by it.
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Erik had a long-distance transmitter radio with him that he toyed with whenever we neared land, holding the antennae over the open sea like a determined fisherman.
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In a similar way, Trump has toyed with survivors of the Parkland, Florida school shooting by supporting new gun-control regulations one moment and reversing himself in another.
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Another, ThredUp, has mapped out plans to open roughly 100 stores across the U.S. while Poshmark has toyed with the idea of opening some sort of physical space.
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I toyed with the idea of dropping them off at a Sunday school, where they could ingest bite-sized chunks of morality in catchy songs and coloring books.
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She had toyed with the idea of naming a band VICTIME, but it was on that night, through the pain and blood, that it concretized into a real project.
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"We toyed around with her being a fashion designer because that's obviously a big part of the show, but I'm like, 'I think that's too obvious,&apos" Duff shared.
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Mr. Trump's cursing from the stage dates back at least to April 2011, when he toyed with running for president and swore repeatedly at an event in Las Vegas.
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My brother, who's a triathlete, had toyed with the idea of us doing a triathlon together and encouraged me to sign up for the New York City Triathlon lottery.
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For example, last year it toyed with pre-roll video previews, and more recently it began a test that promotes its shows on the background of the login screen.
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Rio de Janeiro used the 2007 Pan Ams as an audition for the 2016 Summer Olympics and Toronto toyed with the same idea after staging the showcase in 2015.
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Over the years, he has managed to reveal extraordinarily little about himself in interviews, even toyed with the possibility of hiring an actor to play him at press junkets.
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It's not clear just which Branch Rickey wannabe originally graffiti-ed this idea on the public wall; Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe most recently toyed with the idea.
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If enough people pressed through to the call-center agents and toyed with them for hours, the enterprises would be deprived of sales and the robocallers driven into oblivion!
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After graduating from the Baltimore School for the Arts, the Red Table Talk host, 47, toyed with the idea of becoming a lawyer, before ultimately deciding to pursue acting.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — In the past, filmmakers like Hitchcock or Michael Powell have recognized the inherent voyeuristic quality of cinema and toyed with it.
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Her first installation piece, The Destruction of the Father (1974), toyed with themes central to her traumatic childhood at the hands of her father's dominant presence and open infidelities.
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Sure, Master P and Too $hort toyed with clearly fake retirements, which the public largely saw through as publicity stunts; but Ma$e's announcement was clearly not a stunt.
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To sow chaos in the insurance markets, Mr. Trump toyed for nine months with the idea of eliminating a crucial funding stream for Obamacare known as cost-sharing payments.
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And even with the multiple fika breaks Swedes take during a day for coffee or snacks, the country has toyed with the idea of a six-hour work day.
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City cut through Jürgen Klopp's team with almost embarrassing ease; much the same way, in fact, as Liverpool toyed with a disconsolate, demoralized Arsenal a couple of weeks before.
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The couple, who married two years ago, had each been living with roommates, and when they moved in together they toyed with the idea of living in New York.
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Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg: Bloomberg had toyed with a Democratic presidential run, even though he governed the country's biggest city as an independent for a while.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg: Bloomberg had toyed with a Democratic presidential run, even though he governed the country's biggest city as an independent, for a while.
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Film production companies have toyed with narrowing theatrical windows before, such as charging an outrageous $59.99 for on demand viewing of the little known "Tower Heist" back in 2011.
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Dimitrov and Lasky's new book is called "Your Guide to the Zodiac," but for a long time they toyed with putting the word "mystery" or "magic" in the title.
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Most popular JRPGs followed a straight and narrow path with little room for change; Persona 3 toyed with the idea of day-to-day impact and player-driven investment.
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Before Anthony Joshua took on Andy Ruiz Jr. in June, Joshua, the heavy favorite, openly toyed with his future, including a potential superfight against Deontay Wilder, an American slugger.
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The meanness has been dialed down several notches – there's no assistant getting toyed with by a pterodactyl this time – and the special effects look many orders of magnitude better.
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By the end of the movie, Refn has toyed with cannibalism, lesbian necrophilia, the egestion of an eyeball, and other minor sports, all of them filmed in lavish taste.
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Mark Zuckerberg has poured cash into a broken school district; programmers have toyed with ways to secure digital ballots; and analysts have sought (and failed) to hone the political poll.
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He pointed to American Eagle Outfitters, which instituted its no-retouching pledge in 2014, but direct-to-consumer brands like Everlane have also toyed with this type of interactive format.
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Of course, Google has toyed with gaming for years, as The Information report points out, and failed to ever make a serious play to compete with Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo.
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At one point, xLAB toyed with the idea of mixed-reality movie-screen extensions that could bring the action off a screen and into the physical space above the audience.
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His supporters have already toyed with de-selecting MPs who do not toe the hard-left party line and with engaging in direct action to bring down Mrs May's government.
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He rolled up 30 million pennies, toyed with major Twitch streamers like Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, and walked around his city donating $13,000 to as many homeless people he could find.
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The NFL has long toyed with the idea of putting a team in London, while rumors of an NBA team in Beijing or Mexico City have persisted for some time.
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It's a concept that plenty of automakers have toyed with, but for its newly revealed concept, a fully electric two-seater, Audi is trying out a different kind of move.
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His only lecture, on the differences in space-time perceptions between Newton and Leibniz, apparently went down very well, and he toyed with the idea of dipping further into academia.
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This week, UN Secretary-General António Guterres toyed with accuracy when he said that none of the $400 million aid package promised to Haiti was ever intended for victims' families.
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Ever since Simón Bolívar, who had become dictator of Peru, toyed with the idea of becoming president for life of the short-lived state of Gran Colombia, others have followed.
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More recently, Warner has toyed with the idea of scrutinizing the way these companies psychologically manipulate users—possibly paving the way for Congress to treat tech companies like tobacco companies.
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She tried out reflections too complex to decipher readily, like herself distorted in a shiny metal soup ladle, and she toyed with the sexual suggestiveness of flowers seen close up.
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We toyed with a lot of religious themes on the record and it's sort of our take on the bombardment of ideology we receive in the 24-hour news cycle.
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Young people considered Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson and toyed with staying on the couch on Election Day — they have instead decided to come back into the Democratic Party tent.
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And in "Kamp Krustier," the show makes explicit something it's toyed with before: Its history is so long, rich, and varied that it can do direct sequels to old episodes.
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And when facial recognition systems are being increasingly toyed with, even with students, it's nice to see a regulation in place that calls out and punishes these unjust power imbalances.
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It had toyed with holding the rally in Prospect Park in Brooklyn, according to an aide, but settled on a park in Queens, with a backdrop of the Manhattan skyline.
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She toyed with the idea of going to India as a teacher, but a Toronto math professor who was a family friend persuaded her to go to graduate school instead.
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The Trump administration had also toyed with sending the two British men to the American military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, for a period of indefinite wartime detention without trial.
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Just as Stone recklessly toyed with the justice system, his longtime friend, Trump, has used distortion and lies to undermine institutions ranging from Congress, to the press, to the courts.
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" He toyed with samples from the old and new compositions and hummed into a breath controller to demonstrate the ricocheting splatters of sound that will appear in "Crowds and Power.
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But Twin Peaks has always toyed with the idea that Bob is less an evil entity unto himself and more an entity that unlocks evil potential within all of us.
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Green admitted that he toyed with the idea of letting Michael speak — in an early draft of the screenplay, he uttered one word — but he said it ultimately became too complicated.
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Some months ago, I toyed with the idea of trying popular money-saving or fin-tech apps and finally decided to test Albert, which I had heard about but never tried.
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During the development, the team toyed with all kinds of ideas to expand on the core gameplay, like adding a grappling hook that let you grab onto ledges and other objects.
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At the middle of episode 18573, Frank Griffin (Jeff Daniels) and his outlaws toyed with a group of Norwegian pioneers, for no other reason than they are utter and complete terrors.
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While there are plenty of prescription sleep aids on the market, you may have toyed with the idea of taking an over-the-counter drug that you know makes you drowsy.
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Now, she and and Bill briefly toyed with the idea of her running for governor instead of him in 1990, while he worked on the marriage and relationship with his family.
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He toyed with the idea of pitching an Ong's Hat movie, he made other ARGs, and he became embroiled in other controversial internet hoaxes, like the John Titor time travel saga.
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Seewald admits that she and her husband toyed with replacing the bed with a simpler option, but Ben said he liked the "simplicity" of having their bed directly on the floor.
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She toyed with a variety of ideas, but nine or so months into her recovery, between physical therapy sessions, she began to consider the concept that eventually would become Revel Systems.
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Much like Progenie Terrestre Pura, they too have toyed with both black metal and electronica, aiming this time towards trance, which taken on a more prominent role with each successive recording.
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Trump has long toyed with voters over his "real" persona versus his "presidential" persona throughout the election, having garnered a lot of criticism from the party establishment for his political incorrectness.
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Wrapped up in conversation—my friend needed to talk something through—I absent-mindedly toyed with some paper on the table in front of me, assuming it was a press release.
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While the former hedge fund manager has for years played a role as a prolific donor to liberal causes, he has publicly toyed with the idea of a run for office.
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While learning to make suppositories and dispense powders (it was at the dispensary that she acquired her mastery of different poisons), she toyed with the idea of writing a detective novel.
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Trump has thrown his full weight behind regime change; he recognized Guaido as the legitimate leader (as have around 50 other countries), and he's even toyed with a U.S. military intervention.
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The ensemble's first major commission, Mr. Lang's "the so-called laws of nature," balanced humor and poise in a series of movements that toyed with the notion of unison and discord.
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The city government toyed with the idea of cutting the total population by 5 million people a few years back, but abandoned the idea in their 2016-2020 five year plan.
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For your reference: The tweets were getting such robust responses that Fenty toyed around with the idea of continuing the fashion criticism, asking fans to send him outfit photos for critique.
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In a short space of time, Conteh had reputedly blown half of his fortune and toyed with a return to the ring in the new cruiserweight division in the early 80s.
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He toyed around with beats as a rookie on the Portland Trailblazers, and he built a studio in his Minnesota home when he played for the Timberwolves from 2010 to 2012.
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Between the president of these here United States threatening war and the climate crisis causing entire ecosystems to collapse, you might've toyed with the idea of creating a brand new world.
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This is a format that is being broken and toyed with more and more as the medium evolves, and KRZ tackles it by making the player highly conscious of their role.
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OISTERWIJK, the Netherlands — In his airy studio at the European Ceramic Workcenter, Tim Belliveau, a glass artist from Canada, toyed with digital color renderings of the ceramic polygon sculptures he envisioned.
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In March 2011, as he first toyed with the idea of a serious presidential bid, Trump rose to prominence in the Republican field through his singular focus on Obama's birth certificate.
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For Public School, the designers Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne took street motifs often associated with men — parkas, puffers, hoodies, anoraks — and toyed with how to dress women in them.
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While President Trump has toyed with the idea, senators have made it very clear that such a thing would not be tolerated by blocking the president's ability to make recess appointments.
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A billionaire who could have sunk millions of his own dollars into a campaign, Bloomberg had publicly toyed with running and has become a vocal critic of Republican President Donald Trump.
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Fashion exhibitions, too small and borderline commercial to work in the downtown space, played well; Décor: Barbara Bloom, Andrea Fraser, Louise Lawler toyed with presentation modes in a concise, visually lush way.
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Historically, artists have always toyed with the latest technology, he said, and the AI works on display were experimenting with form just like Picasso and Georges Braque (the Scottie Pippen of Cubism).
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Yet Lewis wasn't rigid in her depictions of the seasons; she toyed with nature, sometimes popping colorful autumn trees into winter landscapes or covering evergreens in cherry blossoms — a charming Lewis idiosyncrasy.
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The game also supports PlayStation VR. Mizuguchi has already toyed with virtual reality with the "Area X" section of Rez Infinite, which created a beautiful, free-roaming space for players to explore.
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The iX2100, due out in 2000, is not all that differently styled from the X23 compact SUV that it's based on (though BMW has toyed with its famous kidney grille a bit).
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Staffers toyed with whether they should stop it, by requiring kids to reenter credit card numbers before they could spend the money, but opted against it because it would threaten Facebook's revenue.
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He also noted that while the series writers toyed with the idea of taking things further, they ultimately opted to end the show on their terms and in a literal good place.
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The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change has toyed with the idea of building a Climate Change Displacement Coordination Facility to handle forced climate migration, but it has yet to arrive.
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The uncanny unease they fill us with is fully toyed with in a new music video for Norwegian jazz collective Jaga Jazzist and their song "Prungen" from album Starfire on Ninja Tune.
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Alibaba has also toyed with a few social e-commerce ideas, but the giant lacks a networking app that matches the size of WeChat, which has long blocked Alibaba's range of products.
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Obi Toppin, Dayton Toppin, then a 6-9 freshman forward, toyed with the idea of entering the N.B.A. draft after last season, but opted to return to Dayton for his sophomore season.
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As we toyed with our chicken, another guest and I discovered we'd attended the same West Coast high school and East Coast college, then earned English Ph.D.s while working as journalists. Tada!
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During the campaign he toyed with the idea of a Muslim registry, proposed a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States," and then, assiduously, tried to institute that ban.
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Across Europe, surveys show that support for the European Union is higher than ever, and parties that once toyed publicly with following Britain's lead rarely raise the notion of leaving the bloc.
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Though he has repeatedly toyed with running for high office, including the governorship of California and a Senate seat there, this moment appears to be all about entering the Democratic primary field.
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On all of these major releases, the music often eluded genre, tried odd structures and toyed with austerity or overload; there was a sense, illusory or not, of private statements being unveiled.
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Lead single "Wondering" holds all of the industrial grandeur that the band has toyed with since its inception; "At Last, At Last" is anthemic at its peaks, terrifyingly paranoid at its lows.
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Labeling sites using HTTP not secure is something Mozilla has also toyed around with, too, after it implemented a similar approach to sites using HTTP in Firefox Nightly version 59 back in December.
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Since then, several franchises have toyed with the idea of moving in, though more often than not they issue threats to relocate as leverage to secure public funding for stadium construction or expansion.
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He toyed with sexuality and gender fluidity at a time much less welcoming to such things than our own, making his space-obsessed eccentricities and multiple identities seem like an elevated human state.
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For years, the company has toyed with the idea of getting involved in what is now the biggest sector of the entertainment industry, worth an estimated $219 billion dollars as of last fall.
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The slightly different metal finish around the edge catches light at different angles, so it almost looks likes it's two separate colors—a feature HTC toyed with last year on the One M9.
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Trump has toyed with the idea of the meeting, on the one hand praising Kim Jong Un as "open and honorable," while on the other hand suggesting the meeting might actually never happen.
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Ream said he had toyed with the idea of drawing phony maps to send investigators on a wild goose chase, but that he decided against it because he would get in deeper trouble.
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And over the years, the brand toyed with that notion a bit, making sporty versions, efficient hybrid versions and even one with a removable metal roof that could be stowed in the trunk.
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According to People, the series will consist of four one-hour episodes perfect for anyone who has ever toyed around with the idea of gutting their bathroom and putting in a jacuzzi tub.
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Van Leeuwenhoek, using the small microscopes that he built, discovered a world of microbes in droplets of water; Vermeer, using a camera obscura, toyed with light and illumination and how people perceive them.
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" He's even toyed with the idea of creating a new virtual currency, a "deplorables coin," and in March he told an audience in Zurich that cryptocurrency might be the way to "true freedom.
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In celebration of the nostalgic release, Curses offered to record a new DJ mix, dubbed "The Deep(er) Mix," which shines a light on the sound he toyed with earlier in the millennia.
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A while later, he sent me this really horrible, abusive email from his work email account, and in response—purely to fuck with him—I toyed with the idea of posting it online.
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Tim Ryan of Ohio, who had challenged Pelosi two years ago for minority leader and won nearly a third of the caucus, toyed with the idea of another run but didn't step forward.
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In the 20th century, when communist revolutions swept away the established governments in places like Russia, China and Cuba, American leftists toyed with thoughts of effecting the same transformation in the United States.
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Thus when Mr Obama toyed with the idea of pledging NFU during his administration, Britain, Japan, France and South Korea—all American allies facing more populous foes—lobbied successfully against such a move.
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At least one team in the North East, conscious of all of that, reportedly has toyed with the idea of moving its training base to London to make it a more enticing destination.
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Some fear that the temporary martial law order in Mindanao could be expanded nationwide, an idea Mr. Duterte has openly toyed with so that he could use the military in his antidrug campaign.
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Karlovic was 4-0 behind in quick time as Murray toyed with the 6ft 11in player who was the oldest man to reach the third round of a grand slam for 25 years.
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There's that initial sonic ejaculation, the few songs toyed with at the back of the tour bus maybe, but it takes a while to find one's feet, to really nestle in to a sound.
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Human rocket scientists have toyed with something similar, in order to overcome one of the biggest problems of spaceship design: that a craft propelled by a rocket motor must carry its fuel with it.
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Scott may be interested in horror, but he is also interested in picking up the larger thematic questions he toyed with in Prometheus — and once again, they stop the film dead in its tracks.
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Steyer, a mainstay in the California political scene, has toyed publicly for years with statewide campaigns for governor and Senate — only to bow out of the race after weeks of speculation in the press.
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MoviePass sells advertising for some movies, it acquires and distributes others, and it once toyed with collecting user location data to create third-party partnerships, until user outcry caused it to retract the idea.
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At first, Nintendo toyed with the idea of using familiar faces like Yoshi or Mario, but the game was so different from the company's previous work the team realized they needed completely new characters.
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In the 2000s, Vladimir Putin toyed with the idea of leaving the deal as other states, including a rising China, whose relationship with Russia remained testy, were racking up non-nuclear intermediate-range missiles.
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In the 1990s, Gulf leaders had toyed with intervening in Qatar after the former emir had overthrown his father, which they saw as a terrible precedent for power transitions among the Gulf's royal families.
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Sci-fi has toyed with the idea of virtual reality since the 1930s, most notably in "Pygmalion's Spectacles," a short story by Stanley G. Weinbaum which envisioned holograms viewed through goggles depicting fictional worlds.
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The MTA has toyed with the idea for years — it signed a deal with Mastercard in 2006 to test a new RFID card payment scheme, and conducted a second pilot with Mastercard in 2010.
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In the 2000s Vladimir Putin toyed with the idea of leaving the deal as other states, including a rising China, whose relationship with Russia remained testy, were racking up non-nuclear intermediate-range missiles.
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In recent days negotiators have toyed with several combinations of longer term options that may incorporate boosted funding for border security through other mechanisms -- something Democrats have made clear they are likely to oppose.
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Having escaped the small automatons he had come to the museum to see, Mr. Rogers toyed with a puzzle wall and glanced at an exhibit on fractals before settling upstairs to discuss his work.
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Seeing something so precious toyed with 20 years on—in the same way we've seen cult classics like Donnie Darko, Zoolander and From Dusk Till Dawn ruined by attempts to revisit—can be agonizing.
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It's a similar concept to how UC Berkeley researchers fooled facial recognition technology into thinking a glasses-wearer was someone else, but in that study, they toyed with the AI algorithm to "poison" it.
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Ms. Spears's albums in the 2000s, like "Blackout" and "Femme Fatale," showed that she and her advisers know something about the dynamics of celebrity and media, as she toyed with provocation and selective revelation.
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In his quest for answers, he had talked to digital disrupters and new media companies, had toyed with some high/low creative endeavors (a perfume with Frédéric Malle, sneakers with Converse, bags with LeSportsac).
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Defending Olympic 21,2500 meters steeplechase champion Ezekiel Kemboi toyed with the field, deliberately slowing down as he approached the finish line and allowing 23 Olympic champion Brimin Kipruto and Conseslus Kipruto to pass him.
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Briefly, recalling the example set by Monkey 47, I toyed with the idea of throwing in all twenty-six, plus eye of newt and toe of frog for good measure, but wiser counsels prevailed.
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When Charter briefly toyed with the idea of selling in 2017, it drew interest not only from Verizon and SoftBank, which owns a majority stake in Sprint, but also fellow cable company Altice USA.
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Airbus Chief Executive Tom Enders, who was rarely seen as an enthusiastic backer of the A380, toyed with ending the project about two years ago but was persuaded to give it a last chance.
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Even Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, who briefly toyed with running for president before bowing out this week, lured a throng of New Hampshire voters to a recent meet-and-greet at a bookstore.
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And Haley said during her hearing she would speak up to Trump in favor of the NATO military alliance and the UN, both of which Trump has criticized and toyed with the idea of abandoning.
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Deutsche Telekom, which has toyed with options for its U.S. business for years, put a brave face on the unraveling of the deal on Saturday night, saying T-Mobile would continue its successful growth strategy.
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If you've ever toyed with the idea of playing God and creating your own world, you'll be pleased to know there's a way to do so with no real-world consequences: Sid Meier's Civilization games.
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On Monday, surrounded by top military brass, Trump fumed that the raid on Cohen's offices and hotel room exemplified an "attack on our country" and openly toyed with the idea of dismissing the special counsel.
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Lonely Boys, the Berlin- and Vienna-based duo of Daphne Ahlers and Rosa Rendl, have always toyed with feelings of internet-era disaffection, the vague distance and strange intimacy that tech-mediated living brings us.
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The first trailer — which featured Paul's character, Caleb, wandering through a technologically optimized Los Angeles — toyed with this shift: It wasn't even identifiable as "Westworld" until Wood (and the series logo) materialized at the end.
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She had toyed with the idea of moving back in with her parents to save on rent, and when her father had a stroke in 100, she knew it was time to make the transition.
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He toyed with a number of variables: the range of individual crease lengths; the distances between creases; the largest patch without creases; the sharpness of creases, and the amount of energy needed to cause crumpling.
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A student activist at the time, Mr. Lethen toyed with Communism, rebelling against Germany's postwar elites which, as he put it, "still stank of the Nazis" — only to become part of the country's cultural mainstream.
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In the run-up to the 2012 campaign, it was Mr. Trump who was on Mr. Stone's mind as Mr. Trump toyed with and then rejected the idea of challenging Barack Obama for the presidency.
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After I got a stack I liked in the NW (no 3's, yay!) I toyed with using FIRE ESCAPE (opposite GARAGE SALE singular) as an asymmetric minithemer, but I just couldn't make it work.
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As you'd expect from a Surface, the documents show that Microsoft has toyed with the idea of including stylus support on Andromeda, while also testing the use of ARM-based processors instead of traditional x86 chips.
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Although other physicists have toyed with similar ideas, Khoury and Berezhiani are nearing the point where they can extract testable predictions that would allow astronomers to explore whether our galaxy is swimming in a superfluid sea.
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While the scientists toyed with a number of different surface adhesion possibilities, the team finally settled on a unique combination of electrostatic material and foam to create a new kind of built-in robot landing pad.
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After graduating from Springfield College, he moved to Los Angeles, toyed with becoming a professional bodybuilder, but switched his focus to wrestling after striking up a friendship with the wrestler Mike Bell, who died in 2008.
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Plath originally submitted Mary Ventura to Mademoiselle after she won the magazine's writing prize in 1952; the story was rejected, and while she toyed with revising it, it languished in her archives for decades, mostly unread.
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It also toyed with the idea of a referendum on restoring the monarchy (a poll showed that some 20153% of the public want the issue put to a popular vote), but never moved forward with it.
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Biden toyed for months with his own run for the Democratic presidential nomination last summer before officially bowing out in the fall, citing family and the difficulties of mounting a campaign so late in the process.
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" Dame has toyed with the idea of getting a tattoo in the past, and even pulled the ultimate prank on film producer Harvey Weinstein, by convincing him that she had tattooed his name on her "bum.
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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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Even the NBC sitcom Mad About You had an episode in which its lead characters toyed with investing in a VR startup, ultimately putting on headsets for virtual run-ins with Christie Brinkley and Andre Agassi.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Fiery Benoit Paire toyed with and teased the emotions of his fellow Frenchmen for a smidgeon shy of three hours on Wednesday, before bowing out of his home Grand Slam in the second round.
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I toyed with a few different ideas for working in a smiley face, such as fitting it into a single square rebus-fashion or placing it into a few themed entries to replace the word HAPPY.
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In a test run of singles last year, Ms. Whack, who had returned to Philadelphia, toyed with modulating her voice, hopscotching between genres and just generally going for it, including visually, where she's drawn to extremes.
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Though Mr. Trump in the past has openly toyed with illiberal notions (ignoring term limits, not accepting election results should he lose), his casual suggestion that his ouster might lead to bloodshed felt like uncharted territory.
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Early on, he and his campaign toyed with the idea of positioning him as a one-term place-holder president, a seasoned statesman ready to rescue American democracy from the national emergency that is Donald Trump.
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Early on, he and his campaign toyed with the idea of positioning him as a one-term place-holder president, a seasoned statesman ready to rescue American democracy from the national emergency that is Donald Trump.
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What followed was an elegantly modernized collection of the ladies-who-lunch look, updated with exaggerated proportions — ballooned shoulders here, thigh-grazing skirt lengths there — that toyed with '80s leitmotifs such as polka dots and florals.
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Oil prices have surged by more than 50 percent from 12-year lows hit in December after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) toyed with a production freeze that lifted Brent from about $27.
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For all the versatility the Yankees can now trumpet, one player who will be staying put is Alex Rodriguez, who will not play in the field — an idea that Girardi had toyed with late in the season.
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But outside of The Office, his most compelling work has toyed with the image of wholesomeness he projects — showing his awareness of the advantages and expectations that come with it, and the darkness that can lurk underneath.
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Verizon, for example, already charges its unlimited data customers notably more money just to view content in full HD. Sprint has similarly toyed with charging users additional money to avoid the throttling of games, video, and music.
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"She sort of toyed with various iterations of, 'maybe it's not that important, maybe I'm just going along with this because that's what I've always thought and that's what my grandmother's instilled in me,'" Snyder Urman explained.
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Pelosi also questioned why the Trump administration has toyed with the idea of pulling the US out of NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a Western alliance long seen as a bulwark to Moscow's influence in Europe.
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After the release of Braid, Blow's breakout hit and one of the defining titles of the current generation of indie games, he toyed around with a few ideas, before coming across one he wanted to explore further.
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In an all-Vivaldi program of works featuring solos for bassoon, cello and contralto, the players toyed with the tempo as if it were putty, stretching and compressing it to heighten the music's impatience, pathos or humor.
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Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.), the Speaker of the House, has been toyed with and insulted.
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Semenya, twice Olympic 800 meters champion, had toyed with the idea of boycotting the event in solidarity with other athletes affected by the regulations, but said she had decided that running was the best form of protest.
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And some time after the show has ended, when you're thinking straight again, you'll realize just how artfully you have been toyed with before the final kill, as the mouse to one canny cat of a play.
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Many of the designs Uber has toyed with for its air taxi service resemble more advanced helicopters, so it's unsurprising that the reference design revealed looks a lot like the inside of one (though not nearly as spartan).
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Yiannopoulos had toyed with the idea of taking legal action against Twitter at least since the beginning of 2016, though he was unclear on what case he would have against the company, according to his emails with associates.
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Other members of leadership almost toyed with reporters who sought clarity, noting that, technically speaking, leadership wouldn't have to decide on what bill to vote on until 20 hours of debate on the Senate floor had gone by.
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He's also toyed with using an IBM punch card mainframe computer (obtaining a hash rate of 80 seconds per hash), as well as the 1973 Xerox Alto, which also netted him a still tepid 1.5 hashes per second.
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One possibility is that hawks in the Trump administration, such as National Security Advisor John Bolton, could now argue that diplomacy has failed and push for a return to the "bloody nose" strategy that Trump initially toyed with.
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New Zealand have toyed with the Springboks in their last three clashes since the 2015 Rugby World Cup semi final, scoring 155 points in the process and won 14 of the last 15 meetings between the two countries.
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Griffin, enjoying career-best numbers through the season's first trimester, strained his right quadriceps then cracked his hand on a good friend's face; he missed 45 games and the club reportedly toyed with the idea of trading him.
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Ultimately, Djokovic's unyielding intensity and athleticism prevailed in the face of Federer's beautiful, hypnotic, flowing strokes as the two preternaturally gifted men toyed with their own different forms of perfection on one of the world's greatest sporting stages.
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Songs such as "Let's Go" were at once world-weary and witty; on "My Best Friend's Girl" he toyed with the conventions of lovelorn pop by telling listeners that the object of his affections "used to be mine".
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There is skepticism within the White House about Bannon's efforts to influence the president's decisionmaking process and there's no indication that the president will consider his plan, though the president has toyed with similar ideas in the past.
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Even then she toyed with quitting the sport in 2017 but her decision to continue has been fully vindicated and with a hefty serve and powerful baseline game she now looks comfortable in the highest echelons of women's tennis.
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While every other Bachelorette contestant has at least toyed around with the idea of "love" with Rachel at the end of hometown dates, all Peter can muster is some excitement over continuing to "spend time" with his lady friend.
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Some games, even in the Call of Duty series, have toyed with battle royale elements in the past, like giving players only one life per round or match and expanding the number of players to as many as 64.
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In the past, it toyed with mobile experiences to advertise its shows — like the standalone Orange is the New Black app it launched back in 2014, or the "FakeBlock" app introduced to advertise the new season of Arrested Development.
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In February he toyed with reinstating a policy reserving civil-service jobs for veterans—a move the generals favour both because a lot of superannuated senior officers need jobs and because having brother officers thus installed increases their power.
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In the past, Lewis expressed that he, too, toyed with the idea of hiring a lawyer while he and Edward were still together, and told Access Hollywood Live he consulted an attorney when he was considering proposing to Edward.
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Under Bill Clinton, the federal government began handing out contracts to for-profit prisons, allowed private companies to determine who was eligible for welfare benefits, and even toyed with the idea of investing Social Security in the stock market.
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With two outs, Bauer toyed with Javier Baez, throwing a 0003-0 strike past him before throwing consecutive pitches way out of the strike zone and watching the young second baseman flail at them wildly to end the inning.
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The way the Nightshade Paolumu toyed with me, trapping me when least expected it, is a far cry from the original Paolumu's fight, and in my opinion is one of the more interesting fights in the game to date.
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As a young man, he has said in interviews, he toyed with becoming an environmental activist before deciding that he could make more of a difference in the world going to work in the company his great-grandfather founded.
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Mr. Gou has long toyed with the idea of a presidential run, but Taiwanese news reports say he became serious about running in the upcoming election after a fellow businessman, Donald Trump, won the American presidential election in 2016.
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Theaters have successfully bobbed along over the last decade due to increased ticket prices and doggedly fighting against media companies who have toyed with the idea of releasing movies on television at or near the same time as theaters.
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Mr. Trump has publicly toyed with the idea of withholding the subsidies as a way to force Democrats to negotiate over the House proposal, and Ms. Verma told the insurers they should look to Congress to appropriate the money.
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They toyed with a couple of different passages from the book before settling on the excerpt about Trump's McDonald's habit, according to a person who was involved with the taping, which took place last week in New York City.
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They broke up for a time in 20103, when Donald toyed with the idea of running for President as a member of the Reform Party—"TRUMP KNIXES KNAUSS," the New York Post declared—but soon they were back together.
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Blessed with a wealth of speed and attacking options, Ellis toyed with a three-defender system early in the process to see if a relentless focus on getting forward would enjoy adequate cover if the ball was turned over.
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Number One for three weeks Having toyed with elements of hip hop on some of her previous singles, Carey fully embraced the genre with "Honey," for which she enlisted the production help of heavy hitters including Puff Daddy and Q-Tip.
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For a while, Cantwell and Rogers toyed with revealing in season four that she already had a kid with her ex, Tom, in the three years that mostly transpire offscreen at the season's start, but they quickly scrapped that idea.
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We toyed with the idea of starting everybody four years later [in 1990], but we felt that would be leaving way too much on the table in terms of the character story, of what we were coming off with season two.
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Minecraft, originally a world-building tool, has ever-so-slightly streamlined amended mission structures, and games like Watch Dogs 2 have toyed with the idea of open-world architecture being more than a static, tangential ecosystem that binds the campaign.
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Trump, who had toyed with the idea of a sale in recent weeks, did not take kindly to Frederiksen's reaction, and said on Tuesday he would be "postponing" a two-day state visit to Denmark slated for Sept. 2-3.
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Rob Gronkowski, who announced his retirement from the NFL in March, toyed with New England Patriots fans' hearts at the Billboard Music Awards on Wednesday, as he joked about how he may still "convince himself" to return to the sport.
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Gett, a ridesharing service in New York, has offered this feature for more than a year and we've heard rumors Uber has toyed with the idea of scheduling rides ahead of time, but so far does not offer that option.
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During this time, prompted by an offhand remark in Hamilton's letter, Price had toyed with applying game theory to biology (this work, taken up and developed by other scientists, actually helped move evolutionary biology forward much more than his equation).
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Though generations of Democrats have toyed with ideas for expanding or guaranteeing medical coverage, Sanders' relentless push for Medicare for All -- a proposal unveiled with several big-name co-sponsors -- has set a measuring stick among Democrats in this primary.
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Everything about Bayonetta 2 is slick, stylish, and ever so slightly silly—even as the action intensifies, rapidly, it retains a pronounced goofiness, a breezy appreciation that it's a video game, something to be played with, toyed with, and enjoyed.
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Samsung's smartphone is still equipped with a traditional home screen, of course (it's not like it boots right into the camera) but you can almost see that they may have toyed with that very idea, before landing on this hub model.
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In the closing weeks of last year's midterm elections, Trump openly toyed with the idea of revoking birthright citizenship by executive order—an unconstitutional act that sought to hand him the power to determine who is and isn't an American citizen.
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Mr. Pence has twice toyed with a presidential run, and is locked in a close re-election fight with John Gregg, a Democrat and former speaker of Indiana's House of Representatives, making a place on Mr. Trump's ticket potentially more appealing.
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Over the years, he's toyed with distended ambient music, sprightly guitar pop, weirdo tape projects, acid house, and now largely unclassifiable electronic experiments—seeming to follow his every whim far beyond its logical endpoint, and without any specific audience in mind.
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The Dodgers toyed with the idea of using an "opener," a growing trend in baseball that involves starting the game with a relief pitcher, based on matchups, and then replacing him with a traditional starter capable of throwing more innings.
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Republicans have long toyed with the notion of allowing some private investments in Social Security, but there has been no serious legislative attempt since President George W. Bush was smacked down when he tried to change the program in 2005.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — For two days, the president toyed with a bipartisan message and watched as the news cycle focused not on him, and not on the midterm elections, but on at least 14 explosive devices delivered to prominent Democratic figures.
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For months, Ms. Sanders, who declined to comment, has toyed with the idea of moving on from a position she has held for almost two years as part of a White House press and communications team that has often seemed dysfunctional.
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The president had demanded Mr. Rosenstein falsely claim responsibility for dismissing the bureau's director and had toyed with firing the attorney general, prompting Mr. Rosenstein and the Justice Department's No. 3 official to vow to quit if the termination happened.
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I briefly toyed with the idea of writing an earnest, overly involved Facebook post explaining my decision to stop trying to breast-feed, or making a "#DontAskAboutMyBreasts" sticker to wear on my jacket when I was out with my baby.
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The Republican, Eric Ulrich, who represents areas of southern Queens, had toyed with running for mayor, and then had to fend off a Democratic challenger, Michael G. Scala, who had the support of the leader of the Queens County Democratic Party.
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Reporting from ESPN&aposs Adrian Wojnarowski and Zach Lowe indicates that the league, oft criticized for its too-long and too-uneventful regular season, has toyed with the idea of a European soccer-style in-season tournament of its own.
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It's an idea that's been talked about for a while in the space, and even toyed with a bit in the real world, so 2020 seems like the moment where some company will try (and likely fail) to make it happen.
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Democrats had toyed with the idea of asking for the creation of a select committee that would be made up just of members of Congress — similar to the committee that investigated the 2012 attacks on a diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya.
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A similarly gender-bending code left its stamp on Victoria Beckham, who toyed with the newly commodious proportion, elongating her jackets for maximum impact; and on Ryan Roche, who rendered her mannish coats comparatively ladylike in soft-tone camel variations.
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Following the ballot initiative in November, a number of weed-delivery companies, including some with serious venture-backed funding, toyed with on-demand drone delivery schemes that would bring the state's $7 billion weed market its product from the skies.
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The idea that you can just slap some schlub up onstage and say that he's not an individual performer but the embodiment of a musical brand—and is therefore replaceable—is one that both KISS and Andrew W.K. have both openly toyed with.
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Although largely peaceful, the election was tainted by militant violence especially in the center and north, where hundreds of polling stations remained closed, and by allegations from Cisse that Keita's camp had stuffed ballots and toyed with the electoral roll to win votes.
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He had toyed with the idea of going to university, but felt he would "fail uni (university) the same way I did high school … I was just not cut out for hitting the books," according to a biography by business writer Paddy Manning.
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What&aposs your take on what&aposs going on as they try to get forensic analysts to figure if this tape has been toyed with and yet, they can&apost get the original tape at this point to see if it has been?
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At one point, Amazon toyed with the idea of bundling channels to offer its own "skinny bundle" of TV programming to rival Sling TV, Hulu Live TV, YouTube TV and others, but struggled to make deals with the broadcast and cable TV networks.
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Whatever comes next in gaming may have to either do without petting dogs or find a way to make such small gestures more meaningful to their whole, the same way Ico toyed with the cliche of rescuing a princess in a castle.
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He had toyed with the idea of going to university, but felt he would "fail uni (university) the same way I did high school I was just not cut out for hitting the books," according to a biography by business writer Paddy Manning.
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The problems between Trump and Congress, festering for months, spilled into the open when the president toyed with vetoing the $1.3 trillion funding bill he thought spent too much money on Democratic priorities and not enough on his, including the border wall.
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ISPs and wireless networks like Verizon and T-Mobile, which have toyed with zero-rated services that don't charge customers for using data on preferred apps, are generally considered to be opponents of net neutrality in practice, even if their leaders insist otherwise.
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In the 1990s, WCW made wrestlers from Mexico household names, but mostly they were either pure high-flyers—almost always in masks—in the Rey Mysterio mold, or they toyed with slightly dangerous-to-middle-class-sensibilities gimmicks like Konnan's gang member aesthetic.
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On his own, Carter has long toyed with a style miles away from Mister Saturday Night's sets, playing the acoustic guitar, writing songs, and developing an avant-garde, confessional style of singing, something like the yearning croons of Arthur Russell's more serene moments.
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While Bruce has the arm to make all the throws in right field and good enough instincts that the Reds toyed around with him as a center-field option early in his career, he lacks the physical range to be a plus outfielder.
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The comedian Louis C.K., who has copped to masturbating in front of freaked-out colleagues, not only exposed himself but also toyed with artistic self-exposure: He pulled a Raskolnikov, giving himself away in his comedy and in a dangerously self-referential movie.
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When Prince Mohammad started rising in the ranks of the Saudi leadership in the 2010s, the Obama administration toyed with the idea of sending an American official to the kingdom to form a relationship with the young prince, who was then defense minister.
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As he rocketed to fame in 2018 and toyed with declaring a presidential run, Mr. Avenatti maintained a cocksure public image that masked disarray that became evident in a trail of civil disputes, bankruptcy filings and alleged financial crimes going back several years.
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Mr. Murai — who directed seven of the 11 episodes — toyed with the balance of dark and light and used the city's own natural elements, like trees and parking lots overgrown by weeds and kudzu vines, to elicit the hair-raising quality that prevailed.
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While the president has said he is "fine with" same-sex marriage, and regards the Obergefell decision as "settled law," he has also toyed with repealing an executive order by his predecessor, President Barack Obama, barring federal contractors from discriminating against gays.
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While the world was mobilized in outrage at the thought that Facebook unilaterally toyed with us this way — in what they call a massive-scale experiment — while we were in outrage, they were already putting the finishing touches on a second massive-scale experiment.
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During the 19993s Italy, too, toyed with letting economic and monetary union go ahead without it, partly because its public debt was far above the Maastricht ceiling of 60% of GDP, but also because its post-war economic success had been built on frequent devaluations.
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The president of the wildly successful accelerator — which has backed startups like Airbnb, Dropbox and Stripe — has launched a basic minimum income initiative in Oakland, traveled across the country to take its political pulse, and toyed with the idea of running for Governor in California.
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He started coding when he was 12 years old, tried his hand at finance, toyed with the idea of getting a Ph.D and had to deal with multiple setbacks while becoming an entrepreneur, including the more recent failure of some of his rocket launches.
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He toyed with pastoral, psychedelic elements on "Around the World in a Day" in 1985, which included the hit "Raspberry Beret," and "Parade" in 1986, which was the soundtrack for a movie he wrote and directed, "Under the Cherry Moon," that was an awkward flop.
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Bannon has toyed with the idea of running for president in 2020 if Trump falters, but he has neither the economic resources of the Mercers nor the charisma of Trump or Bernie Sanders, whose furious populism attracted enough small donors to make him competitive.
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Other game companies have toyed around with similar approaches in the past with limited success, but the Nintendo Switch, as the device is called, is the first from a marquee games company to so assertively seek to erase the boundaries between home and mobile gaming.
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Mr. Gonzalez, 34, who was raised in San Diego by parents from Jalisco, Mexico, first toyed with burning when he cooked at El Rey Coffee Bar & Luncheonette, a cafe on the Lower East Side that developed a cult following while he was in the kitchen.
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WASHINGTON — Two Republican senators who had publicly toyed with whether to vote to call witnesses in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial have split on the issue, endangering Democratic hopes to get former national security adviser John Bolton and others to testify before the Senate.
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At the 11th, Spieth not only toyed with sending his approach into the greenside pond, he had to make a dicey, 8-foot par putt that, had he missed, would have stalled the momentum he had built with a front-nine score of 33.
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There are a number of photos where Woodman holds or stands on mirrors or plates of glass, a well-known part of her practice that toyed with the limits of photography's ability to capture and define the objects in front of a camera lens.
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He spoke about how Kennedy toyed with joining forces with Moscow in the moon race, the role of the "shrewd and effective" NASA chief James Webb, and the critical influence of pioneering German-born rocket scientist Wernher Von Braun in making the moon shot possible.
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It's smart for them to withhold until we're watching on their terms (especially since numbers for the show, as well as for Kylie's summer spinoff, are down), but it's also a risk: The longer they wait the clearer it becomes that we are being toyed with.
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There's a scene in Logan where Professor X and Laura are watching Shane on a hotel TV. Obviously, there's a huge Western vibe to this film, and you've toyed around with the Western genre a lot throughout your career—from Cop Land to 3:10 to Yuma.
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Although Bombardier has toyed with the idea of building a bigger plane in the past, now is not the right time to consider breaking into the cut-throat 150-seat category as it tries to build on Delta's backing of its existing model, the people said.
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The whip-smart New York queen is known for her intellectual, avant-garde approach to drag (she toyed with imitating third-wave feminist icon Judith Butler for "Snatch Game," the recurring game show challenge on Drag Race), and Velour's performance at the finale was no exception.
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And now I am a boy again, curled on my bed by my window sill, basking in that daylight, watching the leaves on the tree just in front of my house being toyed with by the moving air, and the light, here and there, gurgling through.
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Mr. Avenatti, who has toyed with a run for president, rose to prominence in March, when he filed suit on behalf of Ms. Clifford, known professionally as Stormy Daniels, seeking to invalidate a nondisclosure agreement she had struck with the president relating to an alleged sexual relationship.
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This time Ms. Fendi and the playful Italian artist Nico Vascellari (who, as the partner of her daughter Delfina Delettrez, is effectively her son-in-law) toyed with both the label's logo and its city of origin, rendering Fendi as the anagram Fiend and Roma as Amor.
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The thing happening in the car—the phone call, the man's voice, his bewildering request—did not seem real compared with Mellie's loping stride as she deftly stole the ball and toyed with it, her skittering feet driving it toward the net and then past the goalie.
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Bakst toyed with the brilliant contrasts of color in classic Russian embroideries, as well as the sarafan, a traditional folk dress whose shape he translated into tunics worn over trousers — a silhouette that, in 1912, became the wire-hemmed "lampshade" or "minaret" skirt in Poiret's hands.
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Bloomberg toyed with running for president in the past, but only made good on the idea this cycle, and has stormed into the campaign with a shock-and-awe approach, using his enormous fortune to fund a massive advertising campaign and hire, as of now, 1,000 staffers.
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While Republicans play petty politics and twist themselves into pretzels just to vent their petulant resentment against Barack Obama, millions of people's lives are being toyed with, and we watch in horror a charade of governing by people without the least idea of what they are doing.
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He mastered more than 100 words, grasped abstract concepts like absence and presence (Alex excelled at the shell game) and often gave orders to and toyed with the language of researchers who studied him, purposely giving them the wrong answers to their questions to alleviate his own boredom.
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Memphis 92, Tulsa 82 Freshman forward Dedric Lawson toyed with a triple-double and fellow forward Shaq Goodwin celebrated Senior Day with a game to remember as the Memphis Tigers ran past the Tulsa Golden Hurricane for a 92-282 win on Sunday afternoon at FedExForum in Memphis.
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Those celebrities who lost or only toyed with a run aren't as remembered: Country singer Roy Acuff ran for governor of Tennessee, baseball Hall of Famer Walter Johnson ran for the House of Representatives, and even Orson Welles considered running for the Senate in his home state of Wisconsin.
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You feel a powerful surge of energy and are easily getting to the bottom of many of the financial concerns you've been dealing with this month as Mars connects with Pluto, the lord of the underworld, on September 19—you will not be toyed with or taken advantage of!
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Privately owned Lion Air, the leader in one of the world's fastest growing markets, has long toyed with a flotation, only to conclude it could fund some of the industry's biggest multi-billion dollar plane orders placed with Boeing and Airbus from its own operations and bank financing.
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The French language doesn't offer the linguistic crutch of "teen" years: You're douze ans, then treize, quatorze, quinze … The Matzneff story has brought back memories of the case for pedophilia made by a small intellectual elite who toyed with sexual transgression to the point of insanity in 1968.
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Tom Steyer, the California billionaire who toyed with the idea of a Democratic presidential campaign before announcing in January that he would not run, has changed his mind and intends to enter the 2020 contest on Tuesday, according to multiple people who have been told of his plans.
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But of course genius set lists require that hearts be toyed with just a little more, so back the Hip came with "Nautical Disaster," followed by the opening chords of "Scared," which will slay me any day of the week and I guarantee is one of Canada's top earnest makeout songs.
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After graduating—with a bachelor's degree, in 21918, and then a master's, the following year—Trotter, who had toyed with the idea of becoming a minister, rejected a teaching job at a black school and spent a year applying for and not getting the banking and corporate jobs that he wanted.
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Initially, a collaboration between General Electric and Local Motors (a Phoenix-based manufacturer of 3D-printed cars), FirstBuild takes the principles of crowdsourcing and crowdfunding that the company toyed with as a partner and investor in the once-mighty startup Quirky, and uses them to develop prototypes of new household appliances.
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The couple's wedding falls on their 30th anniversary of being together, and while they had toyed for years with the idea of traveling somewhere to get married — before gay marriage became legal throughout the country — they didn't because they are, well, lawyers, even when it comes to matters of the heart.
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The president is having a moment on Twitter, seemingly because of a New York Times story published on Saturday that said Donald Trump Jr. at least toyed with the idea of accepting help in his father's presidential campaign from the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia at a meeting in Trump Tower.
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The president told NBC's Lester Holt that he fired former FBI Director James Comey because of the "Russia thing" and has toyed with the idea of ousting special counsel Robert Mueller, who is leading the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election and possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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"Secretly I've been looking at the apps through my friends' phones, because I can't do it myself because then I have to set up an account and I have to put [up] my picture," Zarin said, explaining that she had toyed with the idea of setting up an profile using her dog's photo.
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He has proposed killing the family members of terrorists; waterboarding suspects because "they deserve it anyway"; refused to accept the results of a free and fair election; toyed with deploying nuclear weapons in regional conflicts; suggested banning all Muslims from the country; and said a federal judge's Mexican heritage disqualifies him from office.
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He has simply slammed the protests as "disgraceful" and the players as disrespectful, unpatriotic "sons of bitches," called on the offending players to be fired, suggested they maybe "shouldn't be in the country," stoked public rage against the entire league, and toyed with the idea of punishing the league via the tax code.
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We get a lot of talk about Civil War treachery and payback; as in "Inglourious Basterds" and "Django Unchained," history is something to be toyed with, not explored—a chance for boyish fantasies of revenge, as if enormous crimes could be undone, after the event, by lone and wanton acts of humiliation.
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It's impossible to overstate tenor sax man's influence on the genre, but here are a few of the bullet points: While he initially worked in established milieus, Rollins continuously toyed with the lineups of his groups, made inroads with other styles of music, and fell in and out of vogue with the jazz cognoscenti.
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From oak spice boxes carved in the shape of geese in South India to a chocolate cake decorated by a British baker to resemble a pheasant straight off the spit, artisans have always toyed with verisimilitude, making twisted versions of familiar things, recreating them in dazzling, unexpected materials, bending their forms to reveal their essence.
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Wanbli Gamache's sculpture "All He Ever Wanted" (2019), built from a digital rendering of the artist's body she made before transitioning, was the centerpiece of an in-gallery performance that toyed with the aesthetics of webcamming and amateur pornography — motifs that show up in Gamache's video works on view in the gallery and online.
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The film toyed with what it's like to audition to play an iconic figure (Baiul, who won the gold medal for figure skating at the Lillehammer Olympics in 1994, was the first Olympic champion for an independent Ukraine) and told the story of a divided country through the girls who came out for the part.
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Avro Life Science co-founders Keean Sarani and Shak Lakhani Avro Life Science co-founders Keean Sarani and Shak Lakhani The two initially toyed with a multivitamin patch for daily health, but through the sniffles, watery eyes and sneezes of perennial allergy sufferers the two hit on the idea of an antihistamine patch to cure their own ailments.
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The "ClearSight Rear View Mirror," as JLR calls it, changes at the flip of a switch between an actual rear view mirror to an HD display that shows off an unobstructed 50-degree view of what's behind the car: Car companies have increasingly toyed with the idea of augmenting (or in some cases, replacing) mirrors with cameras and screens.
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The US has previously toyed with the idea of banning all laptops in the cabin on all planes for international flights traveling to the US.The recommendations may be confusing for passengers who remember the laptop ban from earlier this year that was implemented by the US Department of Homeland Security against flights from 10 different Middle Eastern countries.
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He toyed around with Google's Tilt Brush in the HTC Vive, and still managed to coherently answer a bunch of questions while stuck in VR. A little less coherently: when we asked him what he would have delivered by drone to the festival, he said pizza, despite the fact that there was already pizza 10 feet away.
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In the first heavyweight title fight to be held in the Middle East, Joshua toyed with an out-of-shape Andy Ruiz Jr. over 12 unspectacular rounds to win a unanimous points decision, reclaiming the World Boxing Association, World Boxing Organization and International Boxing Federation belts and avenging a stunning upset by his Mexican-American opponent six months ago.
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You tell yourself you will never be one of those people who stand for hours in the rain being toyed with by the lookouts, shuffled from one side of the street to the other, made to show track marks at the base of the steps, suffered having the slot slap shut definitively just as you are finally stepping up to it.
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McDonald's has toyed with the idea before, releasing the McVegan in Finland in 2017, but so far hasn't taken the plunge in the US. "As the battle for the best meatless burger ramps up, McDonald's is being left behind by its biggest rival," petition starter Kathy Freston wrote in an emailed statement after Burger King announced its partnership with Impossible Foods.
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Mr. Trump toyed with replacing American military trainers, advisers and specialized military strike forces, such as Delta Force or SEAL Team 6, with teams led by the C.I.A. Such a plan could have brought in more C.I.A. paramilitary forces to train and carry out missions with Afghan commandos and more agency officers to work with Afghan militia groups, like the Khost Protection Force.
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The singer — who perfected the secret album drop in 2013, and has since toyed with the tactic for releases like "Lemonade" and "Everything Is Love," with her husband Jay-Z — did it again in the early morning hours Wednesday, one-upping the arrival of her own Netflix documentary, "Homecoming," with a previously unannounced live-album version of the same concert.
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House Dems Lewandowski: 'Fair' to say Senate run might not happen MORE, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's firebrand former campaign manager, who has toyed with the idea of running against Sen.
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The tensions created by a massacre so close to Election Day were on full display later in the evening, when Trump openly toyed with the prospect of canceling a campaign event in Illinois before deciding to proceed as scheduled to the rally -- where he then wove presidential statements of unity in with the red meat he frequently tosses to his supporters.
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Anki Drive, another toy that launched as an Apple exclusive, was a smartphone-controlled racing game with a similar focus on stats, but the company ultimately folded, having never really found an audience, and Hot Wheels itself has toyed around (sorry) with incorporating technology into its classic lineup of race cars, from a disappointing augmented reality game that only worked on certain devices, to remote-controlled cars.
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The running battle between Clouseau and his nemesis, Chief Inspector Dreyfus (Herbert Lom), suggests a third-rate Road Runner cartoon, while the racial stereotyping in Clouseau's obligatory, increasingly tiresome martial arts bouts with his Asian manservant (Burt Kwouk) seems a step away from the animated anti-Japanese propaganda from World War II. "Revenge of the Pink Panther" toyed with the idea of Clouseau's demise.
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She toyed with it all through first period, flicking it the second the teacher turned to the board, trying to melt different things (her eraser, a pen); when the teacher mentioned that something smelled like burnt plastic, no one told on Danielle, even though they'd been observing her experiments, even though some of them were scared of Danielle, unsure what she was capable of.
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The MTA has toyed with the idea for years — it signed a deal with MasterCard in 2006 to test a new RFID card payment scheme, and conducted a second pilot with MasterCard in 2010 — but it wasn't until New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced late last year that he wanted to usher the subway system into "the 21st Century" that the idea of a new fare system gained renewed traction.
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"There comes a point where either I stay in my comfort zone and stay in my comfortable life that I've built over many years, or I really step out and do something completely different," Curtis told Motherboard in a recent phone call, explaining that he had toyed with the idea of running for state-level office for several years before ultimately deciding last fall to run for Congress.
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This puzzle is a nice example of the benefits of having thoughtful soundboards for theme ideas — my original concept focused on only soccer, and I toyed with two extra thematic layers: a RED card rebus replacing the square where the player was "ejected," as in HO[RED]SS ROMANTICS (with PELE getting the red card), and "sidelining" the ejected players, their entries appearing only along the puzzle's rim.
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The MTA has toyed with the idea for years — it signed a deal with Mastercard in 2006 to test a new RFID card payment scheme, and conducted a second pilot with the credit card giant in 2010 — but it wasn't until New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced late last year that he wanted to usher the subway system into "the 21st Century" that the idea of a new fare system gained renewed traction.
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When I talked with Lindelof and his Leftovers co-creator Tom Perrotta before season three began, Lindelof said they toyed, for a time, with doing an entire episode from Grace's perspective, going back to the tragedy with her children and continuing forward to her meeting with Kevin Sr. But there's something so much more powerful about seeing Lindsay Duncan's haunted face delivering that long, long monologue about what happened to her kids.
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Although 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 toyed with the idea of firing Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, he will not do so.
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