From a distance, the work looks like a truncated pyramid.
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He evokes Eric's solo in very sort of truncated fashion.
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Towering platforms met truncated hemlines, just barely reaching the thighs.
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"It's already an extremely truncated process," the ACLU's Gelernt said.
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There are already people being removed with a truncated process.
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Sometimes, the truncated image that results is not a problem.
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The endings are frequently murky and strange, often abruptly truncated.
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Disney has truncated campaigns for Marvel movies for three reasons.
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Couldn't you just look at it as a truncated competition?
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Her term as Alaska governor was truncated by her hasty resignation.
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The final sentence of the review was truncated in some editions.
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But some clips seemed truncated, with quick cuts at key moments.
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An earlier version of this article truncated a quote from Rep.
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"I was in Cuba and the statement got truncated," he said.
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The truncated 66-game season finally got underway on Christmas Day.
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This video is a very truncated depiction of the carbon cycle.
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Coming off the long recount in Florida, Bush had a truncated transition.
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Right now the civil society in Africa is truncated, you have fragmentation.
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His original 14-year sentence was truncated to 11 years on appeal.
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A truncated version of the first episode is currently streaming on YouTube.
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McConnell, however, hadn't publicly endorsed the truncated legislation as of Monday evening.
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The House and Senate return tomorrow, facing a truncated, and busy, schedule.
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His truncated outing forced the Cubs to dip into the bullpen early.
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They show truncated clips and don't give away much about the plot.
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Truncated and strange, these pieces manage to feel both satirical and violent.
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The name Marzee comes from a truncated pronunciation of her given name.
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Their conversation would become McGowan's last appearance on her truncated publicity tour.
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With Carrie, things are always so much more truncated, and so convoluted.
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The truncated Republican plan was far less than what Republicans once envisioned.
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"We want it open and we don't want it truncated," Schumer said.
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Sexual abuse, prostitution and mental illness all shaped Solanas's tormented, truncated life.
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The truncated weeks come just as volatility in financial markets has slumped.
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Stocks began the truncated trading week after Memorial Day on a negative note.
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The truncated process, however, poses significant risks to child welfare, the attorneys warned.
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The form reclines with a bumpy spine visible amid its attenuated, truncated limbs.
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To leave for another bar, on the brown, truncated line of the U5.
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"Truncated and taken out of context," he said of snippets on social media.
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A relatively light legislative schedule is expected during the House's upcoming truncated workweek.
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Sometimes, that's not a problem, even if it is an inherently truncated image.
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Then there was the truncated investigation into allegations of sexual assault years ago.
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He returned in the final week of the season for two truncated appearances.
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McDavid, who turned 20 this week, had a truncated N.H.L. debut last season.
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Last in are sev, truncated strands of chickpea flour, like deep-fried confetti.
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One appealing factor is cost, since a truncated trip is easier on the budget.
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He was baseball's Kurt Warner, from the truncated career right down to the sermonizing.
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And it's better than what the entire (if truncated) 260-240 bull market delivered.
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The results are devasting: a truncated conversation, with relevant voices absent, and thus silenced.
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The coming week is a truncated one as markets will remain closed on Friday.
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The entry and the exit are much more truncated than they used to be.
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Patterson ended up with a minus-20 in 26 minutes, a justifiably truncated performance.
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The novel's long and complex plot has been hacked down into a truncated dud.
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In 1923, the Hollywoodland sign went up (it was truncated to Hollywood in 1949).
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But other I-It relationships are truncated versions of what should be deep relationships.
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It should have said the training was truncated from 117 days to 66 days.
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These figures were often scarred and truncated, but ultimately affirmed humanity's renewal and rebirth.
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Two years ago, the store was truncated, its back half subdivided into little shops.
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The hyperpartisan, truncated, underinformed, secretive process that led to the previous GOP bills repelled them.
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This truncated burn may also have been prompted by the lander's confusion over its altitude.
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The bright side is that even with a truncated legislative calendar, there is still time.
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Indian markets ended a truncated week on a flat note due to lack of triggers.
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For the men's final, he tried a minibus, though he had an equally truncated experience.
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She found a truncated Vimeo version of the movie online and tracked down Mr. White.
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Somehow, if you have a uterus, your medical care can be truncated in some way.
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Mr. Lincoln's famous words are truncated in the revealer to give us A HOUSE DIVIDED.
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Intros have become truncated, says Mr Kalifowitz, "to get to the point a bit faster".
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The final season of the show was quite obviously truncated from a slightly longer story.
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But the truncated, half-hearted investigation ultimately did more harm than good for the nation.
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Gone. Medicaid expansion, which even in its truncated form has reached people in 36 states?
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CNN, local, MSNBC, even the gods-honest BBC were airing truncated snippets of the interview.
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Despite its truncated production schedule, ABC will air a nine-episode season of Bachelor in Paradise.
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On July 13th, he rebuked the administration for its "truncated" reading of the Supreme Court's words.
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Replacement director Ron Howard came in to finish off the movie on a truncated production schedule.
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"It was brutal," Djokovic who wore a compression sleeve and employed a truncated service action, said.
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A file could be truncated when the operations team passes the data to the analyst team.
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That mid-term review was truncated by the Obama administration a few days before leaving office.
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North Korea is a truncated country consisting of some 25 million Koreans not given to diversity.
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Obviously, in a retaliation scenario, this discussion would be quite truncated and have to happen quickly.
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Here are some upcoming events of interest to the employment community during the truncated holiday week.
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This process of repeating truncated speech, though unrealistic, adds to the emotional impact of the story.
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The endings are truncated and unsatisfying, and this is partly because the characters aren't quite real.
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So we're living in a world where everything has been truncated to smaller components of time.
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The truncated nature of the final season seemed to have played a major factor in fan dissatisfaction.
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A last group participated in a truncated three-day experiment, during which they had no sleep whatsoever.
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A truncated sixth season of episodes that were already in the works was later released on Netflix.
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Its last two (sadly truncated) seasons will be among the most anticipated in the history of television.
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There's a great, truncated version of this story existing somewhere in between All the Money and Trust.
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Even in the days leading up to his departure, Trump asked whether the trip could be truncated.
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This is essentially a (severely) truncated version of his attorney's bizarre and not-at-all-convincing statement.
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And on Friday, the government said it would continue its truncated workweek for an additional 15 days.
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If they stick with working through all three, that could easily eat up the truncated work week.
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Directed by Joe Wright ("Atonement"), the movie takes place in a truncated period of time in 1940.
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The 19-year-old stadium, which was designed by Rossetti, used to present an awkwardly truncated profile.
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The coming week is a truncated one as markets will remain shut on Thursday for Ganesh Chaturthi.
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It is knee-length waxed cotton, with narrow shoulders and slightly truncated sleeves with long, ribbed cuffs.
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To some experts, Mr. Trump's truncated schedule represented a new phase in his unorthodox approach to statecraft.
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Even Netanyahu's truncated visit was meant to bolster his political standing in Israel, where Trump remains popular.
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And they barely make sense anyway: Many scenes appear truncated, and the character motivations are generally illogical.
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State Department officials called the newly truncated reports "streamlined," but a recent analysis from Oxfam demonstrated the 2017 report is not statistically significantly shorter than its 2016 counterpart, but the reporting on the rights of women and girls and LGBTQ individuals was either erased completely or significantly truncated.
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At this point, the object you're describing resembles less a desktop monitor and more a truncated TV screen.
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Tim Scott (R-SC) also raised no objections when asked if the projected time frame was too truncated.
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As they crossed, the name of one was truncated to Kalo — and the proverbial light bulb went on.
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The oral argument in Zubik, held on Obamacare's sixth anniversary, suggests the truncated bench may be evenly split.
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This truncated, indoor, artificial beach is emblematic of the world that we have so grossly polluted and damaged.
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But only the staunchly bland sides — daunting mounds of rice, couscous and truncated strands of vermicelli — need adjusting.
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The compact silver-toned cases of the new Cover FX Correct Clicks look like truncated tubes of lipstick.
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But the prospect is fading for achieving that goal given the current divisions and truncated election-year schedule.
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It's late Visconti (originally released, in truncated form, in 1973) and also what you might call advanced Visconti.
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Ironically upbeat design patterns reflecting a party-favor aesthetic introduce energy that is then sapped by truncated dramas.
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In a truncated attorney general's race, Mr. Maloney's money, if he can use it, would make him formidable.
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Except reality kept intruding in the form of all those orchids, with their fashion-truncated, resplendent life span.
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The shows are truncated version of performances for general audiences, with significant modifications to sound, lighting and length.
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A short essay isn't just a truncated long essay; it has its own distinct pacing, prosody and form.
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Guthrie's songs, notably "This Land Is Your Land," are still folk favorites (albeit with their radical lyrics sometimes truncated).
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The coming week is a truncated one as trading will be shut for two days on account of Diwali.
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In partnership with Doctors Without Borders, Matternet is already operating a truncated version of the system in developing countries.
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In "Untitled (FUCK T*E *OP)" (2014), Abney paints a dense composition filled with geometric shapes and truncated text.
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The movie is nearly three hours long and still feels truncated, like a ton of stuff was cut out.
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Unfortunately, rather than have a full airing of these policy choices, Shuster is planning a truncated timeline for debate.
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It's as if she had truncated a process of picturing that we, as viewers, irresistibly see through to completion.
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If anything, Mr. Trump's videotaped statement was a truncated version of a speech that he had given countless times.
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For the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the company presents a truncated version of of the piece titled Velvet Petal: Bedroom.
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It's a medium from another era, truncated in about 2000 by consolidation and the bubble gumming of the airwaves.
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Her music was often skeletal — a handful of looped instruments — but most of the songs sounded complete, not truncated.
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In an hour-long presentation — here's a truncated version — Musk introduced the Interplanetary Transport System: a spaceship and rocket.
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As it was, other obligatory elements, like the "In Memoriam" segment and acknowledging lifetime-achievement honorees, felt somewhat truncated.
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Schwartz tried to limit the sessions to smaller increments of time, but Trump's contributions remained oddly truncated and superficial.
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You can long-press the icon to see a tiny, truncated version of that app's notification and swipe it away.
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The coming week will be truncated with markets remaining closed on May 1 due to a state holiday in Maharashtra.
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"We will comply even if those deadlines prevent us from conducting our standard or even truncated vetting process," Azar said.
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In June 2015, the US Fish and Wildlife service listed chimpanzees under the Endangered Species Act, which truncated the study.
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Editor's Note: Due to a publishing error a version of this piece was mistakenly published earlier in a truncated form.
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I purposefully truncated the data at the beginning of 2015 so as not to give away too much proprietary information.
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Perhaps spooked by the prospect of truncated summer evenings in the Biergärten, most Germans say they prefer year-round summertime.
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The problem, Collier argues, is that the advanced economies have truncated the lessons of Adam Smith, the father of capitalism.
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It's hard to glean clues about the state of the electorate in an August special election for a truncated term.
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But for a couple of minutes, he gave Hollywood a somewhat nervous, somewhat truncated taste of what he can do.
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I tried to convey that in our truncated conversation, as I sat on the couch between my two traveling companions.
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This includes lost earnings (mostly from truncated education) but excludes many other costs, such as extra pressure on health services.
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The House convenes Monday for a truncated workweek as Republicans try to find a way forward on passing a budget.
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And then ultimately says, we are doing a truncated procedures, and if anything goes wrong it is on the court.
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And the fascination began to rage in me, arising perhaps from Tova's truncated thumb and perhaps from her morbid coughing.
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The final works look something like flattened, truncated torsos and feature Greenham-related symbols including witches, tents and a missile.
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Nixon's truncated time in office should have been the start of a new American effort to fund treaty-secured programs.
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After all, in acknowledgment of that somewhat truncated life span, most fashion smartwatches sell in the $200 to $350 range.
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What remains is the technologically truncated National Missile Defense that cannot defend allies and has Hawaii hiding in bomb-shelters.
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If you're looking for inspiration on how to spend it, their truncated 5-Step Korean Skincare routine is a flat $115.
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That notion was reinforced in Season 3, when the Red Wedding truncated Robb and Catelyn's arc in the bloodiest way imaginable.
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Such truncated trips and a fall in the numbers of visitors are particularly bad for hotel chains, both local and international.
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They're about to released their second album, Let The Record Show: Dexys Do Irish Country And Soul, under this truncated guise.
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But in zebrafish where ptk7 was missing, the beads swirled around in random spirals, producing truncated trails on fluorescent microscope footage.
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"We're running a truncated, mini-gubernatorial campaign in a month," Matt Borges, the Ohio Republican Party chairman, said in an interview.
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The conservator is trying to figure out why the president's walking stick is so oddly truncated in the bottom left corner.
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Now even the line's most embarrassing feature — its truncated trains that are shorter than station platforms — is set for a makeover.
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If you're in Medina and coughing up riyals every month for Netflix, maybe you don't want to see your content truncated.
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During his truncated term as mayor, Moscone struggled to implement this progressive vision with many powerful interests lined up against him.
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Lax nutritional standards, inferior P.E. requirements, and truncated opportunities for physical activity throughout the school day only further threaten their health.
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The M1152 9mm ball cartridge has a truncated, or flat, nose full-metal-jacket projectile around a solid lead alloy core.
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The policy debates were too truncated to amount to much — health care, I'm looking at you — without being all that exciting.
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The truncated Hanoi summit, which concluded abruptly without an agreement between President Trump and Kim Jong-un, carried an awful stench.
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Take a truncated tour of Vietnam's ethnic communities at the Precious Heritage Museum, opened in 2017 by the French photographer Réhahn.
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Planning for the annual event fell victim to last winter's government shutdown and a 10-day program was truncated to just two.
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But all the time, in the new, truncated republic of Austria the more conservative provinces slowly tightened their grip on the country.
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Selig's effort to break the Players Association, which truncated both the 1994 and 1995 seasons, still cast a pall over the game.
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In the past Game Of Thrones has averaged ten episodes and with this season truncated by three, fans feel a bit cheated.
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Following these theories, the "Garden of Earthly Delights" would represent the world we could have lived in, God's truncated plan for humanity.
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The problem with a brain that only rests when it has overheated and crashed is that my sense of time is truncated.
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While last year's truncated season was a disappointment, some crabbers saw a silver lining — maybe the catches will be bigger this year.
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A search for "trump" first turns up a truncated version of Google's own Knowledge Graph summary of the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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"I told him that there have never been any good adaptations, because they're all truncated and you lose the prose," he said.
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With a truncated draft and such little financial incentive for undrafted players, more high school players could opt to play in college.
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After some discussion, the Schaubühne team agreed, deciding that it was better to go on with the truncated show than cancel entirely.
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They go through a truncated, even mutated version of engagement traditions, like awkwardly introducing their parents to their reality television show fiancé.
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Tomic's would-be role models, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic, also had truncated tournament debuts, though not for their lack of trying.
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"Untitled" (2508), is a truncated first-person view of a woman looking down at her own body and basket near her feet.
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" The quotation immediately got picked up on Twitter, truncated to suggest that Lynch was calling Trump "one of the greatest presidents in history.
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The coming week is a truncated one as financial markets will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday due to Dussehra and Muharram festivals.
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Janine Antoni's "Caryatid (Crackled green glaze over red oxide on an ovoid bodied vase with a truncated neck)" (2003) is an inverted monument.
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The show is littered with traces of Camille's imagination, like scattered words and changed signs, as well as truncated flashbacks triggered by location.
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This truncated plot turns Queen's story into a hackneyed tale of a band that suffers creative differences and yet still produces great music.
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Sunday's episode initiates what promises to become an increasingly frenzied countdown to the program's finish, with two slightly truncated seasons yet to come.
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Kajiwara sits in a Van Gogh wicker chair but, as with those truncated thighs, Neel paints objects in false relationships with each other.
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Mr. Gvasalia said the decision to work with outside brands was intended to simplify the collection's production in the newly truncated time frame.
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But the bear may also have a congenital defect; in various videos, the right front leg appears truncated, while the left paw dangles.
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Over the next six seasons, Phillips took over 100 walks for five of them, with the only gap being the truncated 1994 season.
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Some audience members booed, though whether because of poor sound, Dylan's "betrayal," his truncated set or the flustered M.C. Peter Yarrow was unclear.
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Especially given the fact that it is just a truncated pair of overalls, which are already an accepted part of the male wardrobe.
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U.S. stock futures gained 256.11% to near record highs after a dip in a truncated U.S. session on Friday due to Thanksgiving holiday.
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Mr. Stevens plays the guitar with tight clutch, improvising in truncated melodies and tense, frequently beautiful harmonies that always tilt toward a payoff.
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U.S. stock futures gained 21.0981% to near record highs after a dip in a truncated U.S. session on Friday due to Thanksgiving holiday.
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U.S. stock futures gained 256.11% to near record highs after a dip in a truncated U.S. session on Friday due to Thanksgiving holiday.
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When she was replaced by Hedi Slimane, fetishizer of the skinny suit and truncated hemline and dash of rock star desiccation, they despaired.
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Often radically reconceived, harshly truncated or left to dribble away, they no longer ennoble the characters or provide much pleasure for the audience.
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In addition, the Roku app had restrictions on how it could be used — videos were truncated at 14 to 15 minutes long, for example.
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Axios offers, in their place, truncated custom ads on its stream of stories and within its newsletters for advertisers like Boeing and Koch Industries.
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In a video posted to the show's Facebook page, Sean Gunn, who plays Kirk, narrates a truncated version of Season 1 while in character.
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Fisher's death complicated that plan, though hopefully the Force Awakens footage will allow the filmmakers to do at least a truncated version of it.
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But unlike "House of Cards" -- whose run was truncated by the scandal involving star Kevin Spacey -- it's hard to say "Orange's" exit is premature.
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Their stage presence had been honed to perfection through nearly 15 years of shows, and their truncated setlist was skillfully crafted for maximum impact.
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But when we're left with hours upon hours of truly bad, fundamentally missable television, while the good stuff each month is truncated, it rankles.
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Musgrove, whose previous start was truncated at three innings because of rain, continued this time after a 40-minute rain delay after the fifth.
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The White House plans to roll out tariffs Friday on a truncated list of Chinese exports, three sources familiar with the matter told CNBC.
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Given that the show will only have two truncated seasons left, I think safe money is on the White Walkers invading in season seven.
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Cute girl avatar, weird truncated bio ("Waiting you"; "You love it harshly"), and a shortened URL which, on inspection, led to "adult dating" sites.
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Some audience members booed, though whether because of poor sound, Mr. Dylan's "betrayal," his truncated set or the flustered M.C. Peter Yarrow was unclear.
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Far from affording them a full hearing, the existing procedures are "extraordinarily truncated" and leave many applicants "unable even to understand what is happening".
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But an immigrant who fails the initial screening, as Mr. Thuraissigiam did, receives only a truncated administrative review process and remains in expedited removal.
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Jazz Mr. Stevens plays the guitar with tight clutch, improvising in truncated melodies and tense, frequently beautiful harmonies that always tilt toward a payoff.
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Some audience members booed, though it wasn't clear if it was because of poor sound, Mr. Dylan's "betrayal," his truncated set or another reason.
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Crunchy guitar slices out a truncated phrase in conversation with an insistent snare drum, and flutes and trumpets drape a humid cloud cover overhead.
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Turn off your WiFi, and it magically displays a short message about the perils of our truncated attention spans and constant connection to glowing screens.
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As previously noted, the truncated seven-episode season has moved at a breathtaking pace, with huge action scenes becoming more the norm than the exception.
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First though, the White House needs to calm his concerns over the truncated length of patent protections for high-tech medicines called biologics, Hatch said.
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Because of the gatekeepers and the labels and the typical rock writers, we were so truncated, so trivialized, so dumbed down to one little thing.
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With one more truncated season of six episodes left to resolve the story, it's almost dizzying to contemplate where "Game of Thrones" goes from here.
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And while cropped pants sometimes make me look like a truncated version of myself, these leggings somehow make my legs look just a bit longer.
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Because there are so many details surrounding a production, the initial page is a truncated version of the entire list of credited cast and crew.
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Unhappily, though the play has been heavily truncated to accommodate a cast of just 10, there is another hour to go before the curtain falls.
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Four engines, each powering its own propeller, were mounted on the sides and the rear of the hull, where stabilization fins formed a truncated tail.
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The overall length of training at the Border Patrol Academy, 117 days, was truncated to 66 days to move new agents into the field faster.
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Let's begin with a (very truncated) history lesson: In 210141363634201581825, onlookers showed up for the Battle of Bull Run expecting a quick and bloodless fight.
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That situation has only festered in the time since, setting the stage for this year's slightly truncated run-up to the Oscars on Feb. 9.
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If you didn't catch the Xfinity ad live, a truncated version will air during the Thanksgiving Day NFL games on CBS at 4:30 p.m.
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"The hotel experience was truncated because we'd be crammed into a room or forced into a lobby," said Philip Bates, the managing partner of Bode.
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McConnell saw how messy the House debate, as truncated as it was, became, and he's likely trying to shield his members from the same circus.
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The truncated stone pyramid represents their mission and collaboration, and the searchlight beacon represents their message from the top of the mountain they climbed together.
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The system appears to have a shockwave on the top left, and is truncated on the bottom right side, giving it a sort of boomerang shape.
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As far as the actual technology goes, the most truncated explanation is that blank CDs have blank grooves as well as a thin layer of dye.
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And when the waiting room was very full, he said he sometimes truncated the sessions to make sure he could see as many patients as possible.
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On this week's slightly truncated (but super high-energy!) episode of MashTalk, Lance, Pete and I tackle the latest news happening in the world of tech.
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Game of Thrones' penultimate episodes are historically the series' most staggering entries, and that looks likely to be the case even in the truncated season seven.
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The markets closed a truncated Christmas Eve trading day sharply down, with the Dow dropping 653 points and the S&P 500 nearing a bear market.
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Czechs began to refer to their newly truncated country as "Cesko" (CHES-ko), but there was no universal agreement over how to translate that into English.
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Mass transit services in Washington and Baltimore were suspended for the weekend, and some Amtrak service to and from the East Coast was canceled or truncated.
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The Senate Finance Committee is scheduled to hold a hearing on the legislation Monday and a truncated analysis is expected from the CBO early next week.
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A key criticism of the IP Bill has been the truncated timetable afforded to the joint select committee that is hearing views on the proposed legislation.
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Over this painted diamond, Clippinger has attached and fitted together pieces of wood, most of them sporting a truncated circular section drilled out along one edge.
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A very different, and truncated, version of these events appears on the website of Washington's National Gallery in the provenance section for the "Prodigal Son" canvas.
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A series of hazy but elaborate diagrams and drawings, some on a truncated hexagon shape that he thought would promote the land's fertility, are dreamily enrapturing.
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Alexa is a truncated, feminine form of the masculine Greek name Alexandros, or Alexander, and means defender or, more aptly in this case, helper of man.
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The IPO needed to launch by yesterday in order to price in September, as this isn't the sort of company that can afford a truncated roadshow.
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In such bristling works as "'The 1-2′ (Scattershot)" (2017), thin rods, longer slats, and truncated arcs imply intersecting lines of force — human effort at cross-purposes?
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This he managed despite having been born without hands or legs: His arms ended at the elbows and his lower extremities were truncated at the upper thighs.
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The piece, however, was probably a truncated version of what Parks, who by this time had become a member of the magazine's staff, had hoped to achieve.
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Officials had canceled school in many districts from Washington to Boston as the mid-March storm truncated operations of government offices and officials implemented statewide travel bans.
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That meant sacrificing their sound check and settling for a truncated performance, one that began with only half of the band's six touring members ready to play.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Telling the story of Eva Hesse's life and work presents one major challenge: as a narrative arc, it is necessarily truncated.
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Big Ten games tipped off early this year with the truncated schedule to play the conference tournament a week earlier in Madison Square Garden in New York.
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In the filing, Chris Meekins, chief of staff of HHS's Office of Preparedness and Response, said he was concerned the truncated process will put children at risk.
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"It's such a truncated version of what I've gone through with my daughter," she told PEOPLE about the bittersweet process of watching the kittens' progress so far.
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Watching the 11 episodes — the original 16-episode order was truncated when the show didn't generate ratings — is fascinating, and not always in a train wreck way.
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A letter to US Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein accuses DOJ of a truncated process and timing that will "hand" Democrats a victory in Hunter's Republican district.
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Or you can if you can work like a legislature instead of an electorate, which can only speak once, and on a very truncated set of options.
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But the writers have clearly prioritized big plot moments and spectacle over those things, so the narrative going into "The Bells" felt truncated and hastily shoved along.
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But that workout still required about 10 minutes or so of uninterrupted time, which, though truncated, might be difficult for some people to tuck into a workday.
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And why accept this late-version, truncated "Apollo," rather the full version of the City Center years with the god's birth and ascent up Mount Parnassus's steps?
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Italy's experience indicates that truncated social distancing periods and a mishmash of social distancing policies across different interlocked areas will ultimately only prolong and deepen the problem.
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On Saturday in a truncated, nearly two-hour session the lawyers accused Democratic House impeachment mangers of not providing the full context of Trump's actions in Ukraine.
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Sanon puts in an effervescent performance as Bitti and is wonderfully complemented by Rao, who brings pitch perfect comic timing to what is otherwise a truncated role.
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While in South Korea, Biegun urged North Korea to jump-start negotiations, which have gone nowhere since Trump and Kim held a truncated February summit in Vietnam.
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Obviously, it's important to remind medical students what an undissected human body looks like, thus the truncated Fabrica opens with these nudes of a male and female.
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They may hear the songs interspersed with ads, get served truncated tunes, be asked to install an app to listen, or be blocked from hearing even one note.
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Closing prices for Friday's truncated session will be determined by the final so-called "board lot" traded price, which refers to trades of at least a certain size.
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What's more, their line of sight is just a few inches off the ground (depending on the breed), so they've got a very truncated view of the horizon.
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In Germany social media platforms can be fined up to €50 million if they fail to comply with the NetzDG law, as its truncated German name is known.
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Using travel to become better is appealing not only because it seems like a truncated route to wellness, but also because it makes us more attractive to others.
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They have smooth, U-shaped faces with flattened, truncated heads from which sheets of hair hang down, and their perpetually downcast eyes are represented by simple curved lines.
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While greatly truncated, the footage shows a pulsating blob of lines and dots evolving into a creation that knows how its joints and limbs interact with each other.
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Having to find one's "perfect match" in such a truncated, high-stakes time frame forces contestants into a continual state of exchange: through conversation, through sex, through fighting.
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Attorney General Bill Barr truncated quotes and omitted key context from his descriptions of Robert Mueller's report, a comparison with the special counsel's report released on Thursday shows.
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In short the latest incarnation of the expository impulse is truncated and sites like Facebook and Twitter welcome most hate groups but most draw the line at underboobs.
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Boys missing specific sections of dystrophin, known as exons, undergo a weekly liquid infusion to help coax muscle fibers to create a functional, albeit truncated version of dystrophin.
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The large-scale exercises are being truncated as part of the White House's efforts to deescalate tensions with North Korea, NBC News reported Friday, citing two defense officials.
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A highlight of the first night was Philly tastemaker Dave P, who came outta the gates swinging with a truncated set at the neon-lit Pepsi Pool stage.
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"All the hopes in him, and that idea of a golden age that would continue, were all of a sudden truncated," said Ms. Ferino Pagden, the art historian.
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" A truncated version of the next chunk of footage appeared in TMZ's brief video clip yesterday, with West asking: "How many people felt something that I said today?
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NATIONAL Because of an editing error, an article on Saturday about Jared Kushner's role in criminal justice reform contained a truncated quote from Van Jones, a CNN host.
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The G train — the only major subway line that does not travel to Manhattan — has long been mocked for its truncated trains that are shorter than station platforms.
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But on Hulu, you can watch the remainder of the first truncated season and marinate in their will-they-or-won't-they thing for a full 13 episodes.
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But if you think "free" means truncated, ineffective, or boring, think again — these virtual sessions will have you out of breath and drenched with sweat in no time.
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That movement leaders have been so susceptible to affirming Trump indicates that a truncated vision of the movement's political ends has taken hold of our imaginations and witness.
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All this he managed despite having been born without hands or legs: His arms ended at about the elbows and his lower extremities were truncated at the upper thighs.
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ET. This season of ELeague is a bit more truncated than the first season, only lasting about six weeks from group stages to finals as opposed to 10 weeks.
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As my colleague Sarah Kliff wrote, Graham-Cassidy is "the most radical Republican health plan to date," and they're jamming it through the most bizarre, underinformed, truncated process yet.
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A Hollywood adaptation needs to feel like more than an extremely truncated live-action remake — and when Assassin's Creed manages to do so, it's by going smaller, not bigger.
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There was a similar trouble with "Being," an oddly truncated solo for the noble Steven Melendez in which neither windmilling arms nor a hand extended yearningly generated any urgency.
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What it means: While the comparisons are incomplete and most certainly not apples to apples, Bird's revenues and margins are impressive, even given the truncated timeframe, analysts told Axios.
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Notifications work reasonably well and without any noticeable lag, although messages over 60 characters or so get truncated by an ellipse (meaning you have to check your phone anyway).
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These accidental infinity symbols suddenly feel of a piece with the truncated filigrees and geometric designs lining the pennants' edges, prompting potential connections between the numbers and the abstractions.
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That doesn't explicitely mean that Mayhew isn't involved — Disney may well have posted a truncated list — but it's possible that he plans to announce his final Star Wars appearance.
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The chaotic string of events began on Thursday when spectators swarmed over the road about one kilometer from the finish of Stage 12's truncated climb up Mont Ventoux.
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Reluctant to participate at all in this year's G7, Trump chose ultimately to make a truncated visit, arriving behind schedule on Friday and departed before anyone else on Saturday.
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The sloping roofline is on-trend for auto design these days, but I'm no fan of the A220's rear end, which manages to be both truncated and insubstantial.
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"This week is a week of consolidation as it's a truncated week and traders won't carry over positions into a long weekend," Said Arun Kejriwal, director at Kris Research.
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Overriding any specific concern is the GOP's desperate desire to secure a major legislative victory and a truncated public debate that has prevented any sustained resistance from taking hold.
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Fort skids around the keyboard in quick, truncated lines, using jagged chords in the left hand to slice up her momentum even as the group's energy continues to rise.
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Even the truncated 1K route that I jog with my 7-year-old takes us through the downtown that became a shattered no-man's-land during the civil war.
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And so they suffer and breathe, this procession of living women and men, alive by virtue of their longings and their defeats and their schemes and their truncated hopes.
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With the bassist Stephan Crump and the drummer Tyshawn Sorey, his longtime trio-mates, Mr. Iyer played hourlong sets with almost no interruptions, patterned sequences full of truncated pacings.
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There was speculation that Federer would include the Madrid and Rome Masters in his truncated schedule for 2020 but his agent, Tony Godsick, said that was not the case.
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The agency's executive director, Jonathan Darche, said the review board had recently begun reviewing truncated cases to make sure all the required steps were taken before they were closed.
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These teasers were short, showing only truncated clips that don't give away much about the plot, and have been used to stir up anticipation or intrigue about a film.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday blocked a trial court's ruling ordering special elections in North Carolina that would have truncated the terms of many lawmakers in the state.
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It also brought exposure to an amazing group of young writers and artists, including Jenny Zhang, Hazel Cills, Petra Collins and Rachel Hodgson (to name just a very truncated list).
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Even Colette's eventual triumph — her emancipation from Henry, her success as a writer under her own name — doesn't happen onscreen, but in the oddly truncated end credits of the film.
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The next set of corporate results to be announced include Coal India, Grasim, Tata Power, IDBI, Dish TV and are expected to keep the markets busy in a truncated week.
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So, over the last four years of their truncated lives, they barely saw each other — maybe only once: at hearings on urban poverty before a committee on which Kennedy sat.
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President Donald Trump met with trade advisors on Thursday, and the administration is expected to roll out a truncated list of Chinese products subject to duties, three sources told CNBC.
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One popular Ukrainian brand, Svastone—owned by a musician in a neo-Nazi band—features a logo that could be an oddly drawn diamond, or could be a truncated swastika.
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The story of what happened to the S.A.S. at war's end feels truncated and rushed, as does the story of how it would be resurrected and copied around the world.
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" She acknowledged that Abush usually called Kelly Gunn by her first name—truncated to "Kee"—but only because Gunn and Hamilton had agreed that " 'Ma' and 'Mommy' would be confusing.
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Dresses came in truncated, tented taffeta beneath coronas of quivering leaf hats and as silver-embroidered lace tank gowns under slouchy matching cardigans, as easy as a nightgown and robe.
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Dresses came in truncated, tented taffeta beneath coronas of quivering leaf hats, and as silver-embroidered lace tank gowns under slouchy matching cardigans — as easy as a nightgown and robe.
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A late start to the domestic season could make it difficult for 2020/21 to reach a conclusion before the rescheduled European Championship, perhaps forcing some sort of truncated season.
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In a series of truncated flashbacks, Clare's father says something "that left her unable to speak in anything but sentence fragments for days," but we aren't told what it is.
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He's given us a refurbished version of the basic "Tick" story, a deserved do-over after the truncated 2001 series, which made its debut on Fox two months after Sept.
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The president would be limited to two five-year terms, with the option of running for a third term if Parliament truncated the second one by calling for early elections.
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He later offered an explanation on Twitter: After the tally was final, Mr. Trump tweeted: The truncated Republican plan that ultimately fell was far less than what Republicans once envisioned.
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But another lasting legacy of this truncated relationship was King's ongoing preoccupation with relationships between men and boys, the process of attaining manhood, and the bridge between boyhood and adulthood.
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The excruciating sequence in which Bigger is compelled to escort Mary and her Communist lover to a black nightclub and is subjected to their demeaning, if well-intentioned, intimacies, was truncated.
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A pinkish-gray trunk hangs from the cap on the upper right, while a green, truncated triangle with three long whiskers or feelers extends into the picture from the left edge.
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Nationals 19783, Pirates 1 Howie Kendrick and Anthony Rendon homered and right-hander Max Scherzer made a successful if truncated return from injury as visiting Washington earned a victory over Pittsburgh.
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"This decision not only gives life to several mining projects that would have been truncated by the (votes) but begins to give positive signals in terms of legal security," it said.
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What seems to differentiate Jesus Is King from his sprawling Sunday Services is how truncated it feels, which in turn minimizes any sense of grandiosity and passion the live events deliver.
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It's impossible to watch Rachel, Jack, and Ashley Too, the third installment of Black Mirror's truncated fifth season, without thinking about Miley Cyrus' life — and not just because she's in it.
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And even the Providence trial has been truncated: A publicity and citizen outreach blitz that was supposed to mimic the buildup to the 2000 count was scratched for lack of funds.
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We are in the minority, but we do have some power in the minority, and we will use it to prevent things from being truncated in the middle of the night.
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Modest agenda It may be ambitious to believe all these bills can actually pass the partisan Congress, especially with a legislative calendar truncated by the political conventions and other campaign activities.
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In the foreground, spanning the bottom of the composition, a truncated pink head with one large eye, wearing red earphones, gazes out the train window, at the green meadows rushing by.
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The White House is moving forward on another front, with plans to roll out tariffs Friday on a truncated list of Chinese exports, three sources familiar with the matter told CNBC.
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How we know: The NYT obtained an early draft of the commission report, which had seven pages detailing six different chemical attacks, though the published report truncated them into three paragraphs.
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" From there he truncated a random and thrilling triptych of classics: the aforementioned "Proud Mary," the Jimi Hendrix take on "All Along the Watchtower," and the Foo Fighters' "Best of You.
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Mr. Netanyahu's truncated visit came at a critical moment in Israeli politics, when his legal woes are multiplying and he faces a fierce challenge from Benny Gantz, a retired military chief.
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Choreographed by James Sutton, this sweet and truncated "Sleeping Beauty" (with a heavily edited score) is part of NYTB's "Once Upon a Ballet" series, meant for children ages 309 and up.
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My grandmother's nightstand displays a bouquet of key chains, each a truncated pyramid with a hole on one end and a piece of flat, once-white plastic snapped onto the other.
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Indian markets have moved little during a truncated trading week due to the Christmas holiday, with the sharpest move coming on Tuesday - when markets fell about 0.4% - spurred by profit-booking.
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From Aretha Franklin's "Respect" to Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone", any number of tunes can claim to have been more influential than Jimmy Webb's strangely truncated, elegiac pop-country ballad.
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But the strongest is an untitled work that resists meaning: It is simply a fat, truncated archway or inverted U, one side longer than the other, resolved into a perfect asymmetry.
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But when a business, a government entity, or a voter must decide whether someone is fit for his position, the decision process is of necessity much less formal, quicker, and truncated.
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Chance's Coloring Book set, full of puppets and props, may be a little much for some, but it's undeniably bold in its positivity; and Kanye, truncated set or no, is Kanye.
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"Grab your friends, grab a drink and let's COVFEFE!" the tavern said on Facebook, referring to a truncated Trump tweet last week with that word that left some people scratching their heads.
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A tweet with a truncated version of the video provoked mixed reaction on social media Friday night, with some people criticizing the senior senator for being harsh, and others praising her bluntness.
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To me (pun not intended), it looks like some of the phrases had a buffer overflow and the result was simply truncated, so there is no way to verify the numbers assumption.
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However, farther south, from the central Plains to the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic, the waves of chill will be truncated and generally limited to a day or two here and there.
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Her mandate to "BE HERE NOW" has been truncated to the subversive "BE HER" as if the skaters are balking at being told to live in the moment by a conceptual collagist.
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NATO focus on terrorism Anxieties over homegrown terror are now expected to feature heavily at talks at NATO headquarters in Brussels, where Trump will attend a truncated meeting of leaders on Thursday.
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The new campaign comes as outside groups are trying to increase pressure on potential Kavanaugh swing votes as senators are back in their home states for a truncated two-week August recess.
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Sumpter (one of the movie's producers, along with John Legend and Tanne) has the more difficult task due to the gamut of conflicting emotions Michelle must experience within this truncated time frame.
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We usually meet out front at about 6am (having had a full, if truncated, night's sleep rather than having been out the night before) and then spend the next few hours inside.
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It's a nice marriage of style and functionality and I look forward to it recording another one of my truncated, gasping runs as I try, uselessly, to become less of a slob.
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The former vice president did not thrive in the atmospherics around the first 10 debates — the hooting audiences, the truncated question rounds that rewarded candidates who could deliver their best points quickly.
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A late start to the domestic season could make it difficult for 2020/21 to reach a conclusion before the European Championship, perhaps forcing the way for some sort of truncated season.
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Lawmakers will need to juggle policy battles, including Trump's expected request for border wall funding, with the growing influence of the 85033 presidential race, all under a truncated election-year congressional schedule.
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If the fantasy drama has 13 hours of story left, it may go the truncated season route that other popular series like "Mad Men" and "Breaking Bad" did to wrap up their runs.
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Not only were they not detachable at the earphone itself (something that's pretty standard with other high-end IEMs), but the top portion of the cable was truncated, meaning it didn't rest comfortably.
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Saturday's truncated show became a hot topic on social platforms, as amateur videos circulated of a 10-minute tirade by West about Beyonce, Jay Z, Hillary Clinton, Mark Zuckerberg, the radio and MTV.
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In short: La La Land was erroneously announced as the Best Picture winner, and after a few abruptly truncated speeches and general confusion, Moonlight, the true recipient, was then announced as the winner.
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After receiving feedback about the tournament structure of Season 1, ELeague has truncated its second season, condensing group stage play to just two days per group and the playoffs to a single week.
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The truncated phrase "UNION JACK-OFF ON U.S. POLICY IN VIET" is splashed in yellow down the right side of the canvas, with the last syllable of "VIETNAM" cut off by the corner.
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Despite the play's length—it runs a little more than two hours—it feels truncated, somehow, and that's because the actors are so unresolved when it comes to whom they're playing and why.
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The truncated route between Los Angeles and New Orleans carried 105,85033 passengers in the 2014 fiscal year, the lowest total of any long-distance Amtrak service, according to figures released by the company.
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The truncated route between Los Angeles and New Orleans carried 105,000 passengers in the 2014 fiscal year, the lowest total of any long-distance Amtrak service, according to figures released by the company.
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Given that a truncated life was the first gen's biggest complaint, I'd have hoped that the company would have made battery progress on both sides — but you can't win them all, I guess.
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They were tailored or transparent, worn under all the flyaway floral dresses (prints by the California artist Kaffe Fassett), buffalo-plaid coat, fringed leather and shearling, and atop all the truncated cowboy boots.
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The last stop is Ciudad Juárez, which was once the murder capital of the world and, located just across the tightly-controlled border with Texas, also serves as a symbol of truncated migrant dreams.
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Howie Kendrick and Anthony Rendon homered and right-hander Max Scherzer made a successful if truncated return from injury Thursday as the visiting Washington Nationals earned a 7-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is defending its expedited plan to reunite separated migrant children with their parents, claiming that its truncated vetting procedures are necessary to comply with court orders.
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I have to give soccer balls at least a B. Because the soccer ball shape—all those little polygons put together—when you make a soccer ball it's actually something called a truncated icosahedron.
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And after his truncated body was found in the lower laboratory of the Massachusetts Medical College — teeth in the furnace, torso and a few body parts packed in a chest — society swooned in horror.
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At his swearing-in he had brandished a yellow umbrella - the symbol of the 2014 protests - bearing pro-democracy messages, tore up a piece of paper with more protest messages and truncated his oath.
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While Trump had privately advocated for a theatrical trial that doesn't just acquit him, but vindicates him, he has begun to come around to McConnell's idea of a truncated timeline with no live testimony.
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When engineered in mice, those mutations truncated their sleep without any obvious ill effects; in particular, mice engineered with the second mutation performed just as well on memory tests as non-sleep-deprived mice.
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They plan to pass a truncated budget resolution for the remainder of the fiscal year — already a quarter over — that includes special instructions ensuring that the final repeal legislation could circumvent any Democratic filibuster.
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Fact Check After a Democrat prevailed in a special Senate election in Alabama, a ruby-red Republican state, President Trump offered on Wednesday a truncated and misleading account of his role in the race.
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"The Department of Justice's attempt to excuse this gross break in the norms by citing a 'truncated schedule' is galling when they are the ones who have rushed it," he said in a statement.
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Here's a timeline of the dustup, truncated in the effort of brevity/sanity: First, Swift's brother, Austin, released an Instagram video in which he threw away a pair of West's very pricey Yeezy 350 shoes.
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Then, Wayne dives into his verse with the same kind of staccato, syncopated patter that has become Young Thug's signature, where syllables are simultaneously hyper-enunciated and wackily truncated or elongated depending on the melody.
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Its plot is muddled—it's a heist movie in which the rebels steal the plans to destroy the Death Star—its characterizations are forced and truncated, and its battle sequences are more impressive than thrilling.
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A few senators seem mostly upset with the secretive and truncated process being used to pass the bill, with minimal public input, though it's doubtful that they'd really vote against the plan over those concerns.
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Most of its layers were horizontal, but a few formed curlicues or flamelike patterns called truncated flame structures, which were caused by a combination of weight from above and mini-surges in the incoming water.
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In between school work and packing, Marta said he and his friends have been celebrating a truncated Senior Week, because they don't know if they'll be able to come back to campus before they graduate.
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A high-resolution method, called Airyscan super-resolution microscopy, captured colorful snapshots of organic matter and crystal layers in the kidney stones, "crosscut and truncated" by newer crevices, triangles and other geometrics, Dr. Fouke said.
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However, the metal truncated its weekly percentage decline on Friday instigated by investors covering their short positions and a fall in the dollar after U.S. jobs data showed wage gains did not accelerate as expected.
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And we are trying to literally insert into the muscles of these children a significantly truncated but still functional version of that same structural protein to try to keep them alive and keep them healthy.
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This means the original drawing likely extended over a larger surface area, and that "the pattern was probably more complex and structured in its entirety than in this truncated form," the researchers write in the study.
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"The loss of trust following the near economic collapse a decade ago will not be repaired by a truncated, late-cycle improvement in wage conditions near the end of a single business cycle," says RSM's Brusuelas.
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And on the album's first track, Jay has a message for his good pal Kanye West, who infamously went on vicious tirades against Jay and Bey during stops on his truncated Saint Pablo tour last fall.
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And even if the truncated court did hear a challenge, with Justice Antonin Scalia's seat now empty for the foreseeable future, there is little chance of a five-justice majority to overrule the ninth circuit's decision.
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It says that a thread from someone with two or three tweets will appear in your timeline connected by a line to distinguish it, but when there are four or more tweets, the thread is truncated.
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In its truncated session between a seven-week summer recess and the break lawmakers are now taking before the November election, Congress also got a single appropriations bill to the president's desk, which would help veterans.
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He then co-wrote and co-produced a sequel with his collaborator Debra Hill, but their subsequent attempt to keep the series from becoming formulaic would end up sending it meandering off in random, truncated directions.
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The Foreign Office says that the Porton Down assessment forms only one part of the intelligence picture, and said it had deleted the tweet because it had truncated the information and did not reflect it accurately.
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Meanwhile, the woman's other arm is a truncated stub culminating in a bodiless head with an open mouth, two dots for nostrils, and an outline for eyes, one of which is cropped by the painting's right edge.
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Rather than competing for the attention of the few remaining females, they write whiny Medium essays: Here is one titled "How San Francisco's gender disparity affects the attractiveness pairings of couples," complete with several truncated distribution charts.
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What happened next is described in a series of tweets (a truncated version of which we've embedded below), but to understand the impact of Wichary's story you should understand that this is a man who loves typewriters.
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With only Friday's truncated pre-New Year's session left to count, the fourth quarter looks to be the poorest Treasuries have performed in the history of the Merrill Lynch Treasury index, with a minus 2.643 percent return.
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It appears that, while the White House will not immediately cut back on the military's current mission-set in the country, President Trump still envisages ultimately restricting the role of a truncated American force to counterterrorism missions.
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Ms. Park's truncated term in office was punctuated by a spike in tension with North Korea, which had once tried to assassinate her father when he was the dictator of South Korea nearly a half-century ago.
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Mr. Flynn still communicates with Mr. Trump frequently, and his staff has been assembling a version of the Presidential Daily Briefing for Mr. Trump, truncated but comprehensive, to be the president's main source of national security information.
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And a former Grassley staffer defended the truncated investigation in The Washington Post this weekend, claiming his office never heard from a man now raising a new allegation, and it would not have mattered if they did.
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Americans shouldn't be distracted by Republican smoke bombs, but they should also not be satisfied with a truncated inquiry into a question as consequential as whether the president of the United States should be removed from office.
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Surprise Daniel Kaluuya for Actor in Get Out Although nominated for a Golden Globe in the lead actor in a comedy category, Daniel Kaluuya didn't seem like a lock in the truncated race at the SAG and Oscars.
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Any number of his bits could have been truncated and tossed in to the intro of a brand new epsode of seinfeld—if it was still on TV—and it would be just like old times (paging NBC).
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Counter-protests, organized by Jamaat, soon rocked the city, but the government quickly acceded, in part, to the demands of the Shahbag protestors and instated the death penalty for war criminals along with a sharply truncated appeals process.
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The Watergate parallel can serve as a salve, holding out the promise that Trump's administration — with all its vulgarity, disrespect for the rule of law, and questionable foreign entanglements —will be truncated in the same way Nixon's was.
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Mo'unga, 22, will have the chance to impress coach Hansen from the start of the match against New Zealand's fiercest test rivals in a showdown that looks likely to determine the outcome of the truncated southern hemisphere championship.
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The nanodegree offered by Udacity is its own original form of accreditation, which is based on a truncated field of study that spans months, rather than years, and allows students to direct the pace of their own learning.
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Program notes that use phrases like "the work features a truncated development with chromatic modulations to distant keys and modally inflected motivic cells," for example, do not exactly help to break down barriers and put people at ease.
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Working her way back from a balky knee that has truncated her year, Williams opened her quest for the 21 Wimbledon title with a rust-covered 1-227, 7-5 victory over the Italian qualifier Giulia Gatto-Monticone.
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Our walks were short, often truncated by pauses, because my mom had Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a connective tissue disorder that often causes breaks, dislocations and other injuries, and can also cause chronic pain and difficulty walking and standing.
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Legislatures in Arizona, Florida, Kentucky and Indiana have also adopted similar legislation, often passed with truncated public review, that define large numbers of workers who find their work through digital platforms like Uber and Handy as independent contractors.
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"But I don't want that to distract from the underlying order, which will continue to explore this question and most importantly, do it in a truncated timeframe so that it's not going to linger on forever," he said.
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Many have compared sub-national states and regions cross-sectionally and some have used the ratio of the 10th to the 90th percentile, which excludes both the richest and poorest 10%, or Gini coefficients with top incomes truncated.
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