To understand the monstrous we must draw a monster so unmistakable as to represent the opposite of an equally unmistakable innocence or virtue.
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The Supreme Court, however, has held that any such waiver has to be clear and unmistakable, and there is no such clear and unmistakable waiver in the players' agreements that I'm aware of.
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The Unmistakable Creative by Srini Rao "Srini Rao [founder of Unmistakable Creative] has raw, intense, and personal conversations with business and creative leaders in a wide variety of positions and industries," said Miller.
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Still, the performance includes some unmistakable allusions to Nijinsky's life.
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But its gravitational influence on its home start is unmistakable.
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Businessmen lurch through the aisles and laugh with unmistakable cruelty.
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Those tendrils are an unmistakable reference to the Symbiote, though.
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By 2014, the Gulf money in Washington had become unmistakable.
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Murad shook his head in an unmistakable gesture of exasperation.
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The message is unmistakable: Roger Stone helped create Donald Trump.
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But the breadth of her call to arms was unmistakable.
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The cost to Kansas Citians over the years is unmistakable.
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Decades later, Mr. Cohn's influence on Mr. Trump is unmistakable.
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All around were the unmistakable signs of normalization in progress.
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There is an unmistakable sense of space in Umfang's productions.
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His arrival was filled with an unmistakable sense of irony.
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Yes, the quartet of linked rings form an unmistakable badge.
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He created an unmistakable sound that was purely his own.
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Unmistakable for any other type of barbecue, this is jerk.
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That message was the unmistakable bile of nativism and fear.
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The setting is Detroit with an unmistakable Wild West vibe.
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His own outrage, though kept at a simmer, is unmistakable.
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By the time Abballa died, his religious devotion was unmistakable.
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And that's when the kicker hit: The words are unmistakable.
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Within finance, the message was unmistakable: Prepare to move jobs.
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Of course, the parallels between then and now are unmistakable.
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Impropriety is an unmistakable part of Trump's political strategy, though.
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The message would be unmistakable: This is not an abstraction.
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But the daily trolling, mild by Twitter standards, is unmistakable.
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There was an unmistakable intelligence about him, and also humility.
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But the eyes of someone on methamphetamine are unmistakable and haunting.
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Perhaps the perfect distillation of both Bryant and Hublot's unmistakable essences.
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And then there's the unmistakable cackle of Emperor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid).
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Then came the sound again — the unmistakable purr of an engine.
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There was the unmistakable feeling of an excellent, almost tacky grip.
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Now that has the unmistakable stink of an embarrassing screen name.
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The unmistakable exhaust growl of a V8 turns heads pretty quickly.
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The mood is unmistakable as overly dramatic music dominates the scene.
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Maryland also has great beaches with the unmistakable East Coast vibe.
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A wash of light carved the unmistakable outline of the candidate.
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From the gallery above, the intensity of the conversation was unmistakable.
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But no matter what you do, the consequences will be unmistakable.
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The twenty-ton degaussing plant, on the other hand, is unmistakable.
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Facebook also has an unmistakable corporate ethos and point of view.
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"It's quiet," he said, with the unmistakable singsong of Argentinean Spanish.
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The whole production, however, carries the unmistakable whiff of holiday television.
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Sometimes, this means Tarantino's unmistakable mark is seen in unexpected places.
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It is unmistakable in a crowd and sends a message: Warning!
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And I was filled to the brim with hot, unmistakable regret.
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It's the echoes, now unmistakable, of times when the skies darkened.
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The message is unmistakable: It pays to cooperate with the government.
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None of this is enough to cover up that unmistakable fruitiness.
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Happily, there are unmistakable signs that the binge is winding down.
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The erotic charge in both Ashbery's and Rauschenberg's images is unmistakable.
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His talent is unmistakable, and his production has generally been excellent.
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It was an unmistakable visual statement of solidarity, written in style.
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There was an unmistakable and precipitous drop in stop and frisk.
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The similarity to past defining votes in the House was unmistakable.
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It threatens to legitimize an unmistakable appeal to white ethnic identity.
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Yet the move was also an unmistakable insult to democratic ideals.
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And Chinese investors have made an unmistakable pivot to African tech.
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But the echoes are unmistakable and have become impossible to ignore.
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Graham pointed to an unmistakable deterioration in sentiment among America's finance chiefs.
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You could feel the unmistakable rumble of a geopolitical earthquake this week.
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We will miss John's laugh, his unmistakable voice, and his unique storytelling.
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It materializes in one bold, all-caps word, telegrammatic and unmistakable: PREGNANT.
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Then Father tilted his chin up in an unmistakable gesture: Get back!
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Greene stays largely out of the way, but his craftsmanship is unmistakable.
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It's fitting, then, that the second-gen Show bears Google's unmistakable influence.
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" He urged the UN to "indicate an unmistakable attitude to this threat.
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He orders in the unmistakable twang of my utterly moronic home island.
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But they'd left behind an unmistakable message: We'll see you again soon.
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It was unmistakable, yet I couldn't, or rather, refused to believe it.
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The result was an unmistakable feeling of greater confidence in my movement.
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The parallels in his journey with that of a soldier's are unmistakable.
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His rhetoric is unmistakable and it is calculated and it is intentional.
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There is an unmistakable sense of Schadenfreude in some of those who
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But from a distance (or in a case), the similarities are unmistakable.
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For many Turkish Kurds, the lesson was unmistakable: Their time had come.
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That's what we're doing in America, and the results are totally unmistakable.
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Clad in a pair of maternity overalls, Dunham's baby belly was unmistakable.
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The Great White Fleet sent an unmistakable message about American naval power.
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Its unmistakable message is that people, mostly women, are objects of pleasure.
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But Blumenthal's point was unmistakable: populism should matter more than legal details.
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Their bathymetric contours show unmistakable signs of massive mudslides in the past.
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And yet, despite their evocation of anonymity, Barré's lines are always unmistakable.
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"My cat would be off straight away," Hamilton says, with unmistakable pride.
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It's a tepid, yet unmistakable critique as the Democratic lineup takes shape.
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I visited several and saw unmistakable signs of the RSS ideological program.
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It was an unmistakable rebuke of the talent that Reese had assembled.
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If Mr. Paddock's purpose was uncertain, his choice of weapons was unmistakable.
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Fetterman, 27.25, is unmistakable: 210.15-foot-453, with a goatee and tattoos.
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The highly personalized rancor has the unmistakable air of a family feud.
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But I was "lucky" — an unmistakable case with every clear-cut symptom.
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Eventually I perceived the faint but unmistakable trace of the Big Dipper.
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But Mr. Trump's focus on the bottom line sends an unmistakable message.
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Taken together, the moves are an unmistakable protest against Justice Department leadership.
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But the threat of violence under the banner of doublespeak was unmistakable.
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But the device's kinship to a smartphone's or tablet's capabilities are unmistakable.
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And Chinese investors have made an unmistakable pivot to African tech. 7.
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It's all a little dreamy, and its New Agey-ness is unmistakable.
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The image on the paper was unmistakable: it was a flying saucer.
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In Mr Blankfein the emboldening effect of the Trump administration is unmistakable.
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That's what we're doing in America and the results are totally unmistakable.
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"Powell's message was unmistakable," Mr. Feroli wrote in a note to clients.
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His canvases are hypnotizing in their large scale, and unmistakable in style.
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At this point I start to feel the unmistakable pleasure of mild drunkenness.
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The Panthers' Cam Newton cavorts and hurls those surgical passes; joy is unmistakable.
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We know we have something new, yet it's got the unmistakable Mac sound.
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How are we going to achieve the unmistakable ambience of a real restaurant?
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That group of red women took up space in a most unmistakable way.
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I've been thinking a lot about the unmistakable prejudice against women in America.
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Take one look at Yahoo Together and its similarity to Slack is unmistakable.
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There is, however, one unmistakable clue: the direction of those crossing the river.
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Trump's comments are an unmistakable and purposeful shot across the bow of Bannon.
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The power of the N.R.A., which claims about five million members, is unmistakable.
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Here, just look at this still from the movie: The resemblance is unmistakable.
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Her subjects reveal the artist's unmistakable affinity for Asian culture and manga illustration.
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Luke Cage has a sharp texture, and the series has an unmistakable style.
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But the degree to which they echo her criticism of Trump is unmistakable.
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Apple's is boxy, but with an unmistakable leaf growing from the first letter.
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It was the unmistakable chew and smoke of jerky—this time, cruelty-free.
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Whether involuntary or intentional, the signal was unmistakable: I'm the strong one here.
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For the Sanders faithful, piercing disappointment was the unmistakable theme of the day.
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This track is pure Brillstein, just great grooves and a unmistakable jack. 16.
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Unmistakable improvement, though, came from Aaron Donald, the unit's centerpiece at defensive tackle.
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The point is unmistakable: What they are doing matters to the chief executive.
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The trend is unmistakable, but the exact reasons for it aren't entirely clear.
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The article drew a carefully worded but unmistakable rebuke from the White House.
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But through her lens, these quotidian moments are bestowed an unmistakable emotional gravity.
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He took an unmistakable swipe on Monday at Mr. Perdue and Mr. Cotton.
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The unmistakable odor of octopus and squid grilling over charcoal permeated the air.
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"It's unmistakable what happened here," Pompeo said on a friendly forum, Fox News.
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The similarities between Burns and the Yankees owner George M. Steinbrenner were unmistakable.
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Among his later projects was the unmistakable Guggenheim Museum in New York City.
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The effects of this weakening are unmistakable, even if not fully apparent immediately.
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James McBride's welcome elucidation of these points is clear, deeply felt and unmistakable.
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Another takes place in the library with Silva as the unmistakable main character.
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This invocation of environmental catastrophe puts all the rain into new, unmistakable context.
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With one pectoral muscle and one breast, this Lakshmi-Narayana statue is unmistakable.
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But the surge in the bricks, mortar and, increasingly, glass business is unmistakable.
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"The pattern is as unmistakable as it is unnerving," the Judiciary Committee argues.
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Crosstabs, of course, have margins of error, but the trendline here is unmistakable.
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I went to all three rallies, and the throughline of Medicaid was unmistakable.
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Blurry, but unmistakable—my mother had taken a photograph of a video game.
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He infused these elements with an unmistakable sensibility that is open and humane.
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And you'll see unmistakable references to Sia, Pokémon Go, Game of Thrones, and Kanye.
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It wasn't completely knocked out, but it was chipped well enough to be unmistakable.
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As Queen's anthem "We Are the Champions" played, a shadowy but unmistakable figure emerged.
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Pianos, waling divas, the unmistakable smell of burnt rubber: what more could you want?
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The differences in size, economy, and population of California and North Dakota are unmistakable.
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Tapping that will turn the LED ring around the perimeter a bright, unmistakable red.
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But the vote is an unmistakable win for Medicaid expansion and indeed Obamacare itself.
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It's perfect for casual wear, but the Spidey emblem on the front is unmistakable.
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" "Conscience has an unmistakable stink to it — kind of like onions and morning breath.
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Josh Brolin's daughter Westlyn Reign already has an unmistakable bond with grandma Barbra Streisand.
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There has been an unmistakable (and highly mistaken) air of inevitability surrounding these three.
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PADERNO DUGNANO, Italy — Even from a distance, the figure is unmistakable: The bulbous midsection.
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"I don't call people names and deplorables," she said, an unmistakable reference to Clinton.
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Those big ears heard the unmistakable sound of a shotgun's safety being clicked off.
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Their final formation was the gender symbol for female: a silent and unmistakable message.
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The one unmistakable lesson of Middle Eastern realities is that being weak invites catastrophe.
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Mr. Herzog, an unseen interviewer with an unmistakable voice, seems receptive to both views.
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Last year, two experts who analyzed its language asserted that Shakespeare's hand is unmistakable.
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It's become a marker of the city's center, an unmistakable and familiar home base.
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The comical image of a pair of lovers, reduced to cheap commodities, is unmistakable.
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Nothing so dark happens here, but the similarities in look and action are unmistakable.
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Your phone hit the pavement with the unmistakable clack of cheap plastic against asphalt.
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A few days into the Games, the feeling of Russian pride here is unmistakable.
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Samuel L. Jackson returns to lend his unmistakable pipes to the role of Frozone.
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That was the unmistakable finding of a new survey from the Pew Research Center.
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But Guo smooths them into a harmony that is unmistakable when in her presence.
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Marmo is a 49-year-old native of Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, with an unmistakable accent.
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Leaving the information out is a small but unmistakable middle finger to those fans.
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Once your eye is trained to see Chicago's imprint, it is everywhere, and unmistakable.
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But the unmistakable reference suggests that Kuma has never quite abandoned his old combativeness.
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While much of the leaflet's tone is reassuringly bland, the underlying message is unmistakable.
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The resemblance to dealing with HHS, OMB, the House and the Senate is unmistakable.
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The air was redolent of grease and the unmistakable smell of a clay racetrack.
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The signal this sends to our career national security and intelligence professionals is unmistakable.
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And for me, that was an unmistakable body language and it caught my attention.
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The lines are pure, the balance impeccable, and the sense of coiled power unmistakable.
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For me, the change has happened slowly but the reasons for it were unmistakable.
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That's clear in the book itself, which makes unmistakable allusions to the Yale ugliness.
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There is an unmistakable sense that you're using something that's expanding in every direction.
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Her unmistakable voice, acerbic and personal, has a way of jumping off the page.
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It's unmistakable, though, that Stone is a figure of intense interest to Mueller's investigation.
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The fact was, however, that by 2003 the dimensions of the crisis had become unmistakable.
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The colorful rendering featured yellow, blue, red and green abstracts with unmistakable hand prints throughout.
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The unmistakable sharp, angular forms cast in red, white, and blue sparkled in the sunshine.
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Of 12 relatively complete skeletons, 10 showed unmistakable signs of violent death, the scientists said.
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The show's humor is equally unmistakable, and Ms. Keyamo delivers it with voice and body.
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Fallon portrayed the unmistakable Steve Coy, Dead or Alive's drummer — wearing a bright red wig.
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Despite an unmistakable undercurrent of malice aforethought, this fine-tuned exhibition is exhilarating to behold.
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Regardless of who all the players were, the unmistakable hacktivism trend is still the same.
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With the unmistakable howl of the 2360 hp V8, we launched toward the first corner.
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Even the treehouse shares that unmistakable window with the other versions of the Red Room.
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Like the late rock star she's named after, "Bowie" the koala has an unmistakable mystique.
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But then, at the end of the trailer, there's that unmistakable Third Street Saints logo.
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Rhoades' meeting with the Dominican ambassador takes place at Marea's unmistakable back-lit onyx bar.
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But for the airliner, the taxiway and runway are both wide-open and apparently unmistakable.
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He has an unmistakable personal brand, in a culture that values that ever more dearly.
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Looking at each major area within business investment, the step up in growth remains unmistakable.
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Although much has changed, modern biathlon still retains the unmistakable traces of its military origins.
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And its consequences became unmistakable with Britain's vote last month to exit the European Union.
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The signal to Brazilians was unmistakable: Washington supported what many considered an illegal coup d'etat.
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Here was unmistakable proof that the politics of the moment were more local than ever.
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The result is an unmistakable grey tint on almost all of the most powerful committees.
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Their pastry wings arc up behind them in an unmistakable triumph of strength and elegance.
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Some women could be seen shopping and working, but the lack of women was unmistakable.
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But despite the best efforts of Chinese censorship, for me, the queer themes are unmistakable.
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The aroma of wheat is unmistakable but it's balanced out by a pleasing sour tang.
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Hurston herself is present only at the edges of the narrative, but she is unmistakable.
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A red color scheme and an unmistakable brand of drabness pervade most of the offices.
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Still, the string of retirements has created an unmistakable sense of momentum for insurgent forces.
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For the second look, I transformed into the unmistakable Peik Lin from Crazy Rich Asians.
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There was unmistakable pride in his smile when he found a punch line particularly amusing.
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For a long time the words were inseparable from the sound of his unmistakable voice.
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It is not always easy to discern the boundary between understandable fear and unmistakable discrimination.
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But scratch the surface and you find growing concern over the unmistakable rise of Sen.
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In my own investigation into the two cases, I found several instances of unmistakable forgery.
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"Yes; quite," said my guest, in the clear, unmistakable voice of a small-talk detester.
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But the unmistakable aura of alcohol surrounding the Super Bowl is not lost on kids.
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But it is unmistakable, residents say — bad enough to make heads throb and stomachs queasy.
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However things work out, there is an unmistakable note of destiny building in nationalist circles.
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Of course, "BlacKkKlansman" is taking on the unmistakable villainy of the KKK in the 1970s.
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But there were unmistakable differences across racial lines in how the legislators viewed the matter.
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Spot signals an unmistakable need for a neutral system to report inappropriate behavior in the workplace.
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It becomes a kind of dark dream of the past, with unmistakable reflections of the present.
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Bowie's musical career spans well beyond the 1980s, but his influence on the decade is unmistakable.
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Reverberating throughout the album's 16 tracks, nevertheless, is the unmistakable voice of the Man in Black.
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It would be an unmistakable, brutal message to Saudi dissidents: the state can reach you anywhere.
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The series isn't King's work, but it's storytelling that aspires to be on King's unmistakable wavelength.
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Here is 35-km Pan in mind-blowing detail with its unmistakable accretionary equatorial bulge. pic.twitter.
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"As a country of design and manufacturing, we have an unmistakable commitment to safety," Ishii said.
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They kiss fervently, passionately, but with the unmistakable rhythm of two people with excellent physical chemistry.
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Finally, there exists an unmistakable difference in allegiance and values between senior military leaders and Trump.
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The long-term electoral shift from the baby boom and older generations toward millennials is unmistakable.
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But during the NFL season, an unmistakable "Make America Great Again" was spotted in his locker.
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To spend time in his shoes; to echo his unmistakable look; to write music like him.
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They stare at, and glide toward, one another to the unmistakable, unfortunate sound of a heartbeat.
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But the unmistakable reference, one art historian pointed out in the comments, was to Edward Hopper.
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"Because of its size and structure, the stress on the Marine Corps is unmistakable," Thornberry said.
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As a vocalist, Björk is obviously known for her unmistakable timbre and unpredictable, often theatrical phrasing.
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Zlatan certainly tore through Bournemouth on Sunday afternoon, and stamped his unmistakable authority on the game.
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She looked at her screen and what had resolved bore unmistakable traces of her own life.
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You will hear the unmistakable sounds of a man splooshing and splashing around in a bath.
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This was an unmistakable signal to the power elites in Honduras that democratic principles are malleable.
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That was the unmistakable message at the acrimonious global climate conference in Katowice, Poland, in December.
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The difference between the two was unmistakable: TV Bloomberg was a solid, proven and capable leader.
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But the angular, narrow face, the jutting chin and the clever eyes behind sunglasses were unmistakable.
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Tonight, New Jersey sent an unmistakable message to the entire nation — we are better than this.
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These fires "are an unmistakable sign of how humans are radically reshaping the planet," Irfan writes.
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Leonard Bernstein admired Bliztstein tremendously, and the influence of "Regina" upon Bernstein's stage works is unmistakable.
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Devoid of hard edges or distinct shapes, they nevertheless pulsated with understated but unmistakable nervous energy.
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For employers that's a good thing, as it leaves a lingering and unmistakable odor on users.
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After years of excavation, the team discovered the unmistakable footprints of early hominids — possible human ancestors.
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Although Bannon's clout seemingly grew by the day, Flynn's imprint on national-security policy was unmistakable.
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Their skill was unmistakable, and soon Tooting's Frenchmen were supplying hats to the cardinals of Rome.
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Moyá, 42, got to know Nadal when he was a fired-up preteen with unmistakable potential.
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The signs are unmistakable: Hardened gray skin makes those who suffer unrecognizable to friends and family.
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Woven through the burning heat of the oil will be the unmistakable, medicinal hum of Sichuan peppercorns.
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The unmistakable skunk smell of pot wafts through the crowd, lacing the event with a hippie vibe.
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You scrub and scrub but the unmistakable stench of fried chicken won't stop emanating from your hands.
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The New York Times doesn't mention the connection between the two incidents, but the image is unmistakable.
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That number bears little shock; it's simply a striking indicator of the movement's unmistakable draw and necessity.
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And when she gives birth, we steal her baby, even though her cries of anguish are unmistakable.
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Still, though slow to get going on welfare, the direction of travel in America has been unmistakable.
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It just isn't unnecessary when the five uniformed soldiers above it are pretty unmistakable in their appearance.
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But the movie's unmistakable cynicism — the absence of a hero to face off against evil — is refreshing.
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Suddenly, the jungle went quiet, and I heard the unmistakable sounds of a drove of jungle pigs.
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The thump and wiggle of a movie theater seat when it meets a human foot is unmistakable.
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She also posted another silly selfie of her standing in front of Jolie and the unmistakable horns.
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And on Wednesday, she shared a photo of her brown tank top — covered in unmistakable milk stains.
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Beyond the flavor, the unmistakable scent of Froot Loops fills the air when you open the box.
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Whereas many of these details were blurry or hazy in the original, in this remake they're unmistakable.
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He cut an unmistakable figure, sporting a three-day beard, his dark hair styled in a pageboy.
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Clones of Dr. Funkenstein's "Gettin' To Know You" uses those Brown-inspired horn arrangements for unmistakable soul.
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It&aposs unmistakable that it looks like the president carries some weight and influence in these elections.
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But regardless of whether or not the man took a dive, his next injury would pretty unmistakable.
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Tobacco companies have cash and urgency, but their unmistakable aroma is something Big Weed can do without.
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This progress has been uneven — people in wealthy countries still live longer — but the trend is unmistakable.
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As Conlin attentively listens to Trovarello and takes the contract, there is unmistakable pride in his eyes.
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The savvy insider knowledge is fun, but what really makes the essay pop is Bourdain's unmistakable voice.
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But even apart from that, it deals in the divine and pure kind of love that's unmistakable.
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Trump has sent an unmistakable message to the Palestinian people: He callously disregards their most basic needs.
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The erotic charge of the image, while unmistakable, is mild compared with that of others by him.
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The message to Republicans was unmistakable: Trump will get involved in your primary if you cross him.
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The clear and unmistakable message from Congress to the E.P.A. was to protect the health of Americans.
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The two charts deliver an unmistakable conclusion: The tide is shifting in favor of ESG-focused companies.
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The minimalist silhouette, crisp white laces, and unmistakable colored heel detail seemed to be everywhere you looked.
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Fitbit's wireless earphones don't have any fitness tracking or sensors, but the brand's DNA is still unmistakable.
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Even before deciding to go gray, I had already been feeling a slight but unmistakable shift inside.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. Irish producer The Cyclist has got an unmistakable sound.
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But it can also be captured in a simple phrase: the unmistakable feeling of being someplace else.
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It's been four years since Anna and Matthew broke up, and the charge between them is unmistakable.
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On one level, there are unmistakable signs that the company is getting more deeply involved in shipping.
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It marks a long change, one whose importance would be unmistakable for anyone familiar with the city.
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This calming effect felt unmistakable and tangible, like the feeling of walking barefoot on freshly cut grass.
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Anne Truitt's otherworldly but deeply humane wooden monoliths are unmistakable demonstrations of the positive value of restraint.
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This is an album full of menacing and brutal textures that get softened by Deeper's unmistakable hooks.
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The email to Princess Cruises was peppered with typos and awkward grammar, but the warning was unmistakable.
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"Your planning and forethought regarding your suicide plan on that day was certainly unmistakable," Justice Carro said.
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The Trump administration ordered the Lincoln to the Middle East to send an "unmistakable message" to Iran.
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What happens in Wattam is impossible to describe, yet it's imbued with an unmistakable and universal humanity.
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Then there's the confidence of those smoky but unmistakable edges with their occasional halos of brownish static.
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Still, a sense of weary maturity is unmistakable in the artist, the philosophical mien of a survivor.
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" The Latin music star Gloria Estefan said on Twitter, "He squeezed our hearts with his unmistakable voice.
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After all, they weren't going to be listening to the Unmistakable Creative podcast or reading my books.
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On this historic Saturday morning at Windsor Castle, age-old tradition mingled with unmistakable signs of change.
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But worse news for trump is his unmistakable, substantial shrinkage of support among base, core voters – i.e.
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"On the autopsy table it's unmistakable," a city medical examiner told The New York Times in 1970.
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A company spokesperson has said an "unmistakable bias" affected the Pentagon's decision-making process, per the Post.
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But his overall message for the "Yellow Vest" protesters behind the demonstrations was unmistakable: Curb the disorder.
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Their only studio album since then, 2008's Funplex, has several moments of unmistakable B-52s magic.
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But it also pays off with stories like Billy's, or the unmistakable spark between Marcus and Saya.
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The president does not have the constitutional authority to change the 21857th Amendment's unmistakable meaning or purpose.
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So what we see is that China has made an unmistakable commitment to continue moving in this direction.
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Sometimes its impact is unmistakable—a heatwave in Europe in 2003 is estimated to have claimed 70,000 lives.
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While they speak almost no English and were understandably exhausted and nervous, their hope and optimism were unmistakable.
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Mass," and it added, "Olga was so charming, calling everybody 'Lovey' or 'Love' in her unmistakable British accent.
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To the point where a phrase like "the tweets must flow" now carries the unmistakable whiff of effluent.
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Even if you don't speak Spanish, the message that Astrid Silva and Democrats are sending will be unmistakable.
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Yet his shake-up of Kashmir is an unmistakable signal of how he intends to exercise that power.
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Those quarter-to-quarter numbers can be volatile, but there is an unmistakable deceleration in America's growth path.
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But the opposite is true: In cases like this, formalizing procedures establishes an unmistakable political and institutional intent.
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Cooley previously confirmed to Entertainment Weekly that audiences will still hear his unmistakable voice in the upcoming movie.
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It's less lairy than we're used to from Liam, though his signature vocal is unmistakable over acoustic guitars.
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The undecided Iowa voters they met on doorsteps or on the phone often commented on their unmistakable accents.
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You can barely see it, but when you do spot the cross and lightning bolt motif, it's unmistakable.
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He even sang along at one point during the broadcast, making the similarity seem all the more unmistakable.
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It's a subtle reference because the colour of the cap is beige, but the Montreal CH is unmistakable.
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A key takeaway is that there is an unmistakable bipartisan hunger from within to make Congress work better.
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"I have always been with you with all my heart, but the facts are unmistakable," Tusk told reporters.
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Beyond the frequent policy clashes and vivid personality differences, the hostility between the two candidates was unmistakable. Mrs.
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The Umbrella logo is unmistakable in Medcare's branding, but that's something a savvy content creator could easily PhotoShop.
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Listen to them now, higher up in the trees, biting and scratching, with their unmistakable twitch of life.
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If you feel like your boss is the enemy, cutting up your work clothes sends an unmistakable message.
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"I don't want to disturb the media narrative too much," he said wryly, with his unmistakable Brooklyn inflection.
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The song starts with unmistakable flourishes from the dance-music playbook: a throbbing beat and four piano chords.
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For better or worse, it's the people he cares about, and their place in an unmistakable vast landscape.
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In it, Herzog brings his unmistakable voice and sense of wonder to the nebulous world of the internet.
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She hears a crackle, then another and another, until the unmistakable sound of a radio transmission is heard.
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The changes are incremental and can be turned back at any moment, but they are unmistakable, analysts say.
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Tobacco companies have cash and urgency, but their unmistakable aroma is something that Big Weed can do without.
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Most creatures are oblivious to these ornaments, but to the eyes of many pollinators, they are unmistakable beacons.
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"Rates have repriced dramatically throughout 2020, as have equities and risk assets — that much is unmistakable," he continued.
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Yet an unmistakable energy fills Davis's short main street, lined with homegrown businesses: pubs, upbeat cafes, quirky boutiques.
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Paul stumbles further down the road until, at last, Chace and Gail spot him, a solitary, unmistakable figure.
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No, not the sadness that Friends has officially left Netflix, but the unmistakable feeing of dry, itchy skin.
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A California man spent months obtaining permits to erect the 30-foot chicken with an unmistakable golden coif.
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Experts say the "high in" logos have had an unmistakable impact on the way Chileans shop for groceries.
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Art, fashion or in between, Ms. Kawakubo's creations bring us close to the unmistakable whir of artistic ambition.
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There is an unmistakable chill in the air, an intolerance for fellow travelers reminiscent of the Cold War.
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A channel whose identity and purpose are unmistakable from its evening programming can be unrecognizable at 9 a.m.
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The results are an unmistakable reprimand against the pro-Beijing government in Hong Kong, and to Beijing itself.
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They weld together straight-ahead jazz fluidity, gospel transcendence and avant-garde iconoclasm into an unmistakable group sound.
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But her willingness to send messages when she is unhappy with her husband or his administration is unmistakable.
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But when she realized he was there, her reaction was unmistakable: Her face broke into an ecstatic grin.
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Still, the overall pattern is unmistakable and represents critical context with which to understand Trump's turn against Assad.
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It's an unmistakable Democratic pivot to the center, intended to divide Republicans while taking the base for granted.
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His work had, since the success of Ziggy Stardust, been accompanied by a huge, unmistakable, and brilliantly loud concept.
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Her loyalty to Clinton is unmistakable in the hundreds of emails of hers that have already been made public.
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The two had met in freshman year, and now being seniors, ruled the school with an unmistakable spooky coolness.
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In images supplied to Mashable by aerial imagery service NearMap, Mickey's silhouette, formed by three huge circles, is unmistakable.
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As governor of Ohio, a position he gained in 2010, Kasich has furthered this record as an unmistakable conservative.
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The attack also had an unmistakable political dimension for its targeting of peaceful political elements inside ethnic Pashtun society.
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There will always be the mammoth and unmistakable Hitachi Magic Wands hidden in bureau drawers beneath the period underwear.
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Yet there is an unmistakable melancholy that creeps into the photographs as the festival progresses into the mid-1960s.
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Click here to view original GIFThere are two unmistakable sides to the debate concerning the future of artificial intelligence.
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Despite this, his low, crooning tones are warm and unmistakable (even if the lyrics are not always entirely intelligible).
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When Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova sang it together in the film, the romantic chemistry between them was unmistakable.
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Often they're operating in the shadows, out of the way of the narrator's sightline, but their effects are unmistakable.
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In the next scene, he saunters out with a smirk on his face and walks with an unmistakable swagger.
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In a nonverbal paroxysm of grief, as unmistakable as the eroticism of Clouds, Maureen waits, then waits some more.
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This photo story captures the unmistakable energy, drive, and uniqueness of the ballroom scene and the MY HOUSE cast.
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Trump has long endorsed that form of terror, too, with equally unmistakable signaling—namely, retweeting some of the worst.
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A hope that each and every one of us has inherent and unmistakable worth from the minute we're conceived.
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Six days after Batel's birth, Jameson shared a photo of her brown tank top covered in unmistakable milk stains.
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No doubt, the idea still needed some work, but Siri was an unmistakable glimpse into the future of mobility.
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And, in fitting honor of his legacy, the trailer begins with Rickman's unmistakable voice warning Alice returning to Wonderland.
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Trump's trade battles with China and Europe have also taken an unmistakable toll on the already weakening global economy.
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Amazon made its first official challenge to Microsoft's $10 billion JEDI cloud-contract win over claims of 'unmistakable bias.
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One taster was reminded of funnel cake, but ultimately it was decided the flavor was an unmistakable brunch classic.
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As the song unfolds with its unmistakable UK sound of electronic R&B, the visuals evolve to include color.
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But there's still an unmistakable alchemy when she sings, a star quality no technically superior singer could ever replicate.
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No piece of art can please everyone, but this one is a bold and unmistakable presence in the station.
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But his modeling and modulating hues are so subtle that, despite this annihilating weight of color, she remains unmistakable.
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Portugal coach Fernando Santos said: "Ronaldo is the best player in the world, this is clear and unmistakable proof".
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The fact that it was necessary to take such a step, however, is also an unmistakable sign of weakness.
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Democratic lawmakers greeted Mr. Trump's executive order barring visitors and immigrants from the seven Muslim countries with unmistakable broadsides.
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Muguruza's desire to rise again is unmistakable, apparent in her nervous energy and eagerness to play the next point.
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The references are subtle but unmistakable in a story fueled by brutal inequality, bureaucratic apathy, obsession and incendiary rage.
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" And House Rules Committee Chairman Jim McGovern said the bills' passage sends "a clear and unmistakable message to Beijing.
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But the invitations and meetings send the unmistakable signal that Trump is willing to look beyond his inner circle.
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The stern, 75 feet long and about 18 feet high, was encrusted with sea life but it was unmistakable.
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Today, the black sand beaches are an unmistakable reminder of that violent day, which took an estimated 30,000 lives.
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The band—comprised of Jared Corder (vocals) and Kristyn Corder (vocals and keys)—have woven together an unmistakable hit.
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For those who've read the books, that whole sequence would have been unmistakable in terms of what it signified.
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We meet them first in 1985 — for the most part, as successful adults who sport the unmistakable marks of trauma.
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They are simple, transparent, easy for the public to grasp, and unmistakable signs of good faith in international climate negotiations.
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But Amazon challenged the Pentagon's decision, accusing the agency of "clear deficiencies, errors, and unmistakable bias" against the cloud giant.
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But within an hour Johnston had it: an unmistakable string of computer code — sabotage — that didn't belong in the system.
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It was a bit tacky, but the general message to users was unmistakable: it's good to be a Prime member!
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If the allegations are true, it is an unmistakable, brutal message to Saudi dissidents: the state can reach you anywhere.
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And whether that's thanks to a certain filter or their unmistakable style, it leaves you double-tapping again and again.
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And its pared-down but unmistakable visual style, all close-ups and canted angles, added to the sense of paranoia.
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But now the literal use of flatness in his new figurative painting bears unmistakable visual traces of passing through abstraction.
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But director Josh Cooley confirmed to Entertainment Weekly that audiences will still hear his unmistakable voice in the upcoming movie.
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There is an unmistakable talent in the hard lines, the slabs of colour and the sense of solid and void.
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What's unmistakable in Loving is that Richard and Mildred are not educated people, but that doesn't mean they are stupid.
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Although her influence on later generations of artists is unmistakable, this is surprisingly her first solo exhibition in Los Angeles.
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So within the first few seconds of Goldie's debut EP, everyone is talking but you, her unmistakable presence is felt.
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And neither can America—but there's an unmistakable continental divide when it comes to the reasons for Friends' enduring popularity.
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Trump, on the other hand, has an unmistakable and irrefutable appreciation of the profundity of America's foundational Judeo-Christian origins.
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Sports of The Times "Juliet?" said the voice on the other end of the line, in an unmistakable Tennessee accent.
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And there has been an unmistakable shift toward greater transparency in areas that had become particularly sensitive to the touch.
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This early trip in the political season was an unmistakable sign that the GOP is very anxious about the state.
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It carries unmistakable echoes of a problem that is at the center of political conflict all over the developed world.
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"Olga was so charming, calling everybody 'Lovey' or 'Love' in her unmistakable British accent," church officials said in a statement.
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CDD is not actually Hatidze's problem, but the murder of her bees by organized farming forms an unmistakable symbolic parallel.
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The message this sends is unmistakable, and one we'd be wise to heed: Private citizens owe nothing to the public.
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"I'm heartened to see that we have an unmistakable trend toward good-quality jobs," said Labor Secretary Thomas E. Perez.
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What unites them and their neighbors is working-class want, which this production's modern costumes (by Catherine Fay) made unmistakable.
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Span the horizon for the tallest trees, particularly cottonwood, to find the bald eagle's unmistakable, giant nest, said Ms. Stiteler.
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But they send an unmistakable (and perhaps unintentional) signal from the special counsel: Yes, obstruction of justice is a crime.
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"The evidence in this case will show the unmistakable exchange of one man's wealth for another man's influence," Koski said.
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"The trend is unmistakable, and we see it not only continuing but growing," said Oren Teicher, the ABA's chief executive.
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It collects recent evidence of rising market power, and it contains several muted but unmistakable calls for greater antitrust enforcement.
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But the Trump action carries with it the unmistakable scent of nativism, the idea that immigration is a bad idea.
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At the same time, the assembled objects make an unmistakable reference to the archaic palaces and temples of ancient civilization.
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With her unmistakable voice and penchant for unforgettable performances, Christmas has long been considered one of heavy music's inveterate badasses.
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It's the unmistakable sound of lips on tit and his lips are very tightly, very sloppily clasped around her tit.
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The answer to this question is buried in the history of the X-15, an unmistakable product of its moment.
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The official explanation was suicide, but several of his fingers had been cut off, in a grisly and unmistakable message.
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Its failure would register as an unmistakable sign of an international shift away from the fossil fuels behind climate change.
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" To Joyce Royster, of Uniontown, Pa., who was also in the waiting room, the sound was unmistakable: "Bang, bang, bang.
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Only some are immediately visible: the unmistakable brown of my skin, the rectangular hijab I wind twice around my head.
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Over 75 minutes, Ms. Monk spun together these divergent elements so fluidly that it created an unmistakable sense of hope.
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Capricorn risings have an unmistakable seriousness about them—even when they tell jokes, they're deadpan, which only makes it funnier!
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They're too square to read as clouds, despite the unmistakable glints of blue peeking through, so the mood remains otherworldly.
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And in the case of the Amazon, they are an unmistakable sign of how humans are radically reshaping the planet.
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Mr. Macron's European friends have been gentler, but the rejection — or at least the standoffishness — has been no less unmistakable.
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The deep significance of the land to the local identity is as unmistakable in Fayetteville as it is in Davis.
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Remarkably, the images in Colazione sull'Erba feature most of the elements that would later make Ghirri's style of photography unmistakable.
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The subtext is unmistakable: Nothing mounted against the city by nature or man has yet brought it to its knees.
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And so do millions of women around the world who heard the unmistakable ring of truth in her every word.
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Not every conflict is best brought out into the open, where the strength or weakness of either side is unmistakable.
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"Olga was so charming, calling everybody 'Lovey' or 'Love' in her unmistakable British accent," the church said in a statement.
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"Hiring activity remains strong by historical standards, but the drop in June was unmistakable," said Bill Dunkelberg, NFIB's chief economist.
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Yet the energy of the crowd at moments was unmistakable, if never exactly at the level of Alabama versus Clemson.
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"Hurston herself is present only at the edges of the narrative, but she is unmistakable," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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When, at the end of the jam, they took the floor, it was an unmistakable demonstration of mastery and maturity.
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President Trump framed his third year in office as an unmistakable success and his fourth as more of the same.
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The implication is unmistakable: We do a lot for you, and I now expect you to do something for me.
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A previous, longstanding test had required a union's "clear and unmistakable waiver" of the right to bargain over specific issues.
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At times the film presents so much information that it can be hard to follow, but its urgency is unmistakable.
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But the lesson was unmistakable: The best way for a man behind bars to help himself was to help prosecutors.
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Amazon, which also bid for the contract, is now challenging the decision, arguing there was "unmistakable bias" throughout the process.
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"It sends an unmistakable message to the American Muslim community that they are facing discrimination and isolation," Mr. Benjamin said.
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She scurried away and returned, smiling with a martini glass filled with the unmistakable crystalline blue Curaçao liquor and vodka.
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Last year, the Earth's average surface temperature was the fourth highest on record, and part of an unmistakable warming trend.
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In addition to its unmistakable poetic prose and magical realism, "One Hundred Years of Solitude" is a very sensory work.
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Avinash Chandra similarly renders the corporal and the sublime together, here in two large, unique paintings replete with his unmistakable squiggles.
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The disqualification sent an unmistakable message to Mr. Khomeini and to the reformist bloc he aspires to lead, one analyst said.
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The colorful rendering, presented in an understated white frame, featured yellow, blue, red and green abstracts with unmistakable hand prints throughout.
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That type of regret can telegraph superior intellect even while admitting to something destructive, and can have unmistakable whiffs of opportunism.
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At times speaking in German, Spencer's 30-minute speech included the unmistakable marriage of Neo-Nazi hate and Trump's campaign slogan.
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Either way, McGee deserves to be remembered; for her unmistakable talent, her condemnation of injustice, and her championing of Black excellence.
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The historical trend is unmistakable that once a president is elected, his party almost always has trouble winning off-year elections.
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Its lightweight, almost terrycloth-looking monokinis and form-fitting mini dresses have become unmistakable alongside beach settings and clear blue waters.
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Yet despite his unmistakable position as a Washington insider, Gingrich was one of the earlier DC elites to repeatedly defend Trump.
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The unmistakable lesson is that the group's abandonment of Democrats has something to do with white Southerners' anger over civil rights.
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Unmistakable as the increase may be to daily riders, it is impossible to quantify how many dogs are riding the rails.
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In each of these states, voters sent an unmistakable message to their elected officials: We support President Trump and his agenda.
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It has all the sweetness and heart of the best of Dahl's full-length novels, but it's tinged with unmistakable melancholy.
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Nonetheless, our awareness of Where None*'s presence remains unbroken, for it inflects its site with a clear and unmistakable intention.
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"I'd drop him off, say goodbye, then circle back," she told me over the phone, unmistakable delight crackling in her voice.
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The pointedness of the critique was unmistakable and inescapable: the license plate in "Two 1959 People," for example, is all zero's.
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But today, from supermarket scanners and DVD players to guided missiles and telecommunications, its presence on the American landscape is unmistakable.
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It was the last high-profile Justice Department probe to entangle the White House, making the symbolism of Trump's act unmistakable.
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She was dark-haired (was she Italian?) and had an unmistakable, toothy smile and cheeks that rose high on her face.
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"It is unmistakable as power and discretion has been taken away from commanders, sexual assault numbers have decreased," said retired Col.
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According to Rocket News 24, the name "Game Boy" wasn't actually part of the trademark filing, but that image is unmistakable.
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"In many instances, these moves have been subtle and gradual, but they are as unmistakable as they are alarming," he wrote.
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A shot of our white kitchen island, and my mother's hands, her unmistakable wedding band, digging into and massaging wet dough.
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While those cuts are unlikely to be realized, they've sent an unmistakable signal that the department doesn't seem important to Trump.
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"She's tired," she says, looking at graffiti scrawled across her that reads "BLOODS ARE QUEERS" with unmistakable sadness in her eyes.
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The bump in the physicists' data was unmistakable, with odds of less than one in 22010 billion of arising by chance.
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The president is sending an unmistakable public message that he will pardon those who stick with him in the Russia investigation.
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On Monday, President Obama forcefully critiqued politicians and the journalists who cover them, and his references to Mr. Trump were unmistakable.
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Overall public opinion on immigration is always somewhat murky and a little hard to parse, but the trends here are unmistakable.
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The thick melancholy in every piano chord, the unmistakable, immediately singable nature of the chorus are all part of its power.
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The recovery of the homebuilding industry has been circuitous, but the trend of an ever healthier residential-construction sector is unmistakable.
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The nearly 80-minute-long speech was striking in both its level of detail and its subtle yet unmistakable policy shifts.
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This would send an unmistakable signal to heads of other government agencies—especially the Intelligence Community—that elections are off limits.
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The store front of Ganja Farm in downtown Bogotá is small and nondescript, but the pungent smell on approach is unmistakable.
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Sagittarius rising folks want to see, feel, learn, and experience everything, and have an unmistakable faith and enthusiasm for the world.
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Her unmistakable Irish accent and the Celtic inflections of her melodies gave her singing a plaintive individuality and a flinty core.
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That unmistakable last-day-of-school feeling lingered in the air: Relief, excitement, talk of part-time jobs and future plans.
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The decline is unmistakable: This data should give you some appreciation for how unique, and potentially precarious, our historical moment is.
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Indeed, Trump's racism has now become so unmistakable that leading Republicans are no longer even trying to deny that it exists.
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With rosters expanding for September, we should soon see an end to one of the season's unmistakable trends: position players pitching.
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But the trends are unmistakable: The number of Europeans leaving the system is rising, and the number joining it is falling.
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In Europe and the United States, this has meant encouraging a subtle but unmistakable sense that white Christians are under siege.
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The style and sound are unmistakable — pinpoint precision, flamboyant fashion and smoothed-over borrowings from American R&B and hip-hop.
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It's been a while since clothes were employed quite so strategically and consistently to send an unspoken, but also unmistakable, message.
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ST.-JACUT-DE-LA-MER, France — The unmistakable candidate stood out during a campaign stop in a traditional Breton seaside village.
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For the first time in American history, he said, we have a president who constantly tweets in his own unmistakable voice.
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Every time Trump's unmistakable tones started reverberating through the chamber, the heads of senators snapped toward the screens showing the clips.
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And, he reminded the audience in an unmistakable reference to Ms. Warren's raft of policy plans, "We're not electing a planner."
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Then, suddenly, a melody emerges, a small but unmistakable voice, both earthly and alien, of its environment yet distinct within it.
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But keen-eyed Banksy aficionados have noticed unmistakable differences between the painting exhibited in 2009 and the one now for sale.
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An instrument of subtle melodic grace and brutal rhythmic power, his voice breeds metaphors as much as it delivers unmistakable sounds.
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The book's cover features a picture of King, young and smiling, but still radiating that unmistakable aura of church-lady reserve.
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And whatever his reputation in town lore, the scorn showed Henry by the mostly white Castle Rock carries unmistakable racial overtones.
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It's light in texture but has an unmistakable sour tang that properly kicks you in the throat on the way down.
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His presence sent an unmistakable message: That the North would continue to amass new arms while the standoff with Washington continued.
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Plus, a light acidity that keeps the palate alive and alert, and an unmistakable elegance that can be neither explained nor ignored.
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An unmistakable trend in the closures of clubs is that they are basically all independent (as opposed to part of wider chains).
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She cited a 2014 federal appellate decision upholding Maine's suspension of COLAs, agreeing that legislatures must use unmistakable language when creating contracts.
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All of them are characters for whom torture, trauma, control and revenge are indelibly written upon their bodies in an unmistakable way.
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But it's an unmistakable warning shot, directed against any other Senate Republicans who might openly air their concerns about the president's misconduct.
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"It's visible all night long and its blue-green color is unmistakable," Jane Houston Jones of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory told CNET.
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Sam Smith and Brandon Flynn caught some rays Thursday in South Florida ... strolling down the street with unmistakable signs they're a couple.
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When I found out the woman who had me questioning my sexuality had a boyfriend, I felt an unmistakable rush of disappointment.
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Heck, you can't even go to a pilates class or an Equinox without spotting at least a few of the unmistakable looks.
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It's an unmistakable comment on the nation's all-consuming adherence to capitalism, even when it comes at the cost of personal liberties.
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On Thursday morning, the actress and mother of three shared a mirror selfie showing her white pajamas covered in unmistakable orange stains.
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Clinton's pivot is an unmistakable sign that she and her top aides have never felt more confident about victory on November 8.
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But his vocal range and talent are even more unmistakable in this stripped-down acoustic session he recorded for SiriusXM in 2015.
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This is, after all, the unmistakable voice of Meredith Blake, the blue-eyed, blond-haired, pristinely dressed antagonist of The Parent Trap.
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Born the bastard child of dysfunctional amplifiers, its unmistakable fuzzy squall has since gone on to define countless careers (and entire genres).
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In an April Instagram post, the mom of three shared a photo of her brown tank top, covered in unmistakable milk stains.
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Four photos that portray a tall grain silo in various states of deflation are an unmistakable comment on the irony of sex.
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No, there's no official connection to the film franchise, but the similarities between the iconic light cycle and this creation are unmistakable.
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Over 60 years spent constantly shooting pictures between schooling and working in geology, he's carved out an unmistakable chunk of visual territory.
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Of course, Trump will not do what he said, but the huge victory for Sanders in the battle of ideas is unmistakable.
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The French footwear designer collaborated with Henry Tai of online store Sporty Henri to create these outfits, with an unmistakable '50s look.
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And then — like a bright candle — he was extinguished, leaving us with the unmistakable sense that even more commanding greatness awaited him.
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The color is deliberately blotchy, and the drawing, with its tubular arms and fingers, has the unmistakable whiff of a Nickelodeon cartoon.
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But beneath the smiling handshakes and whispered pleasantries was the unmistakable impression the global alliance of industrialized nations has changed for good.
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It was as unmistakable an acknowledgment as an actor could make, without breaking character, that we were all in the room together.
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Moving from alarmed to angry, the party's leaders sent Mr. Trump an unmistakable message: He is hurting the party and must stop.
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As the Washington Post reported, Amazon is now arguing that Trump's "unmistakable bias" influenced the decision to select Microsoft for the contract.
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Reilly describes this as a risk/reward assessment process, and the crossover of these considerations into other forms of intimacy is unmistakable.
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The long-term trajectory in these numbers is toward an unmistakable alignment between the way states vote in presidential and Senate elections.
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The hunger for something different is unmistakable, partly because a big chunk of voters have had it with conventional politics and politicians.
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While he sought to strike a unifying note for the country, his attempts to pin blame abroad for the outbreak were unmistakable.
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Wearing a low-cut top with a black bra visible underneath, she writhed lustily for the camera and flashed her unmistakable smile.
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I knew I was on the right track when the unmistakable aroma of caramelizing sugar from the baking mochi filled the apartment.
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But moments before she began speaking, her recorder caught the unmistakable sound of Frank Sinatra singing "My Way" over the arena's loudspeakers.
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Still, the trend toward taking climate change seriously has been unmistakable, and pollsters say it may intensify after a season of superstorms.
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In a country that spent most of the past century under brutal military rule, the symbolism of the military presence was unmistakable.
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Benjamin's voice is androgynously high and strangely disembodied, over a stately programmed beat, but the distress of a thwarted crush is unmistakable.
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Overall, "Party for One" is such an unmistakable ode to the troika of brands that it has not gone unnoticed by viewers.
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Over-the-top zoot suits, slashed stockings and other fashions that mixed punk and noir had made Mr. Scott's hyperfuturistic world unmistakable.
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It is ubiquitous in Vietnamese cuisine, and its pungent, unmistakable aroma, especially from its production, seemed to hang over the entire city.
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There are unmistakable signs that, instead, more power will simply be transferred from the Hong Kong government to the Central Liaison Office.
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What most people probably hear in this is the unmistakable refrain of American libertarianism, for which all government is big and bad.
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"One unmistakable objective of [the House investigation] is to press the agencies to bring cases," Kovacic, the former FTC chairman, told Recode.
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Diagnosis The 56-year-old interior designer was at her desk, on the phone, when the now-unmistakable burning ignited her chest.
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Shortly after, United 93 was positively identified as the only remaining hijacked aircraft and it was on an unmistakable trajectory toward Washington.
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Still, his fiery rhetoric had an unmistakable message of ending big government and the entrenched power of establishment elites in both parties.
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Above the cacophony, the unmistakable, three-parted calls of the greater yellowlegs are another way to celebrate one of nature's finest moments.
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Also, there was an unmistakable "So the N.F.L. thought it was a good idea to include O.J. Simpson in its tribute?" moment.
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The near-vertical line on the far right that represents the surge in net longs over the past few months is unmistakable.
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So it is notable that now, when he looks back on his life's great achievement, he does so with an unmistakable sadness.
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"President Trump has sent an unmistakable message: Terrorists will pay a heavy price for attacking Americans," Trump campaign spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany said.
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The unmistakable trend in front offices is that top jobs in baseball operations go to graduates of prestigious colleges in the Northeast.
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Its title, "Older," was an unmistakable signal that he was no longer directly courting the youth market; he was 32 years old.
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In an unmistakable signal that the initiative had Raúl's blessing, he was asked to expand his class to accommodate five Castro grandchildren.
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This was an unmistakable signal to the Soviet Union that America's globe-stretching Air Force could rapidly converge on a single target.
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"Mobility made it possible for animals to make an unmistakable footprint on Earth, both literally and metaphorically," Xiao said in a statement.
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Not only is the dreamy-looking newcomer more organically gifted, but Merab feels an unmistakable pull toward his charisma and physical grace.
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The one constant is the voice of Nic Pizzolatto, whose robust interpretation of the noir procedural is unmistakable, for better or worse.
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Villaraigosa announced his intention to run in the immediate aftermath of Trump's election, with an unmistakable nod toward the freshly elected Trump.
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Not only because of her feminism — which was consistent and complicated, unmistakable and impossible to circumscribe — but also because of her individuality.
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We've heard her say that since Season 1 as Commander Waterford's dutiful wife, but the tone shift from then to now is unmistakable.
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The long-term record shows an unmistakable upward trend in global temperatures, with warming accelerating in the oceans and atmosphere in recent decades.
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Technology investment firm Charles River Ventures took a bold step during the presidential election, welcoming visitors to its website with an unmistakable message.
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MACCALLUM: I mean, it&aposs unmistakable that there is an energy in the country now that feels like almost like a civil war.
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Each spin was infused with an unmistakable spike of feeling—a sensation both full of nervous excitement that was also bland and hollow.
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There's also an unmistakable Tiffany blue stripe, because if you're going to spend that much on a straw, people should know about it.
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The researchers then randomly selected and reviewed the charts of over 7,903 cases, finding an unmistakable increase in kidney stone cases diagnosed annually.
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After guzzling water during his visit from the doctor, Nadal was back to playing his unmistakable brand of nearly unbeatable clay-court tennis.
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Walking down donghu lu to get to the club, you can hear the bass vibrating and can just make out Biggaton's unmistakable voice.
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I've seen the best ideas arise around the unmistakable smell of a freshly cleaned white board and the sound of glorious "Eureka!" laughter.
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This followed the White House pushing news of a U.S. strike group carrier in the Gulf to send an "unmistakable" message to Iran.
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It's not uncommon to see once-isolated fans recognize each other on public transit because of the unmistakable look of the AO3 interface.
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Trump's misconduct is unmistakable and has proven time and time again, that he is unfit to serve as the president of this country.
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There are clearly some real, enormous positives of the technology, but whether or not the positives outweigh some unmistakable negatives, I don't know.
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In an April Instagram post, the mom of three shared a candid photo of her brown tank top, covered in unmistakable milk stains.
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"The evidence is unmistakable that exposures that do no harm to adults can be harmful to the developing fetus and child," said Marcus.
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These cases also sent an important, unmistakable signal to the community that wearing a badge is not a license to break the law.
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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. — Sixteen years ago, South Carolina established George W. Bush as the unmistakable front-runner for the 2000 Republican presidential nomination.
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The enrapturing tone of the music, that unmistakable labor that permeates throughout Our Raw Heart, is a perfect way to capture that experience.
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As you can plainly see, the president's partially finished flag-coloring project sports an unmistakable patch of blue, right where it shouldn't be.
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"It was pretty unmistakable to me, so I did some digging around and posted on Facebook about it," Nemes told The Associated Press.
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This feeling is the one so many of my mother friends have told me is unmistakable, intoxicating, addictive: This person has chosen you.
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But by Tuesday afternoon, with the unmistakable stench of rotting flesh in the air, they were sweating and at their wits&apos end.
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However, Trump is so consistent in his effort to avoid accountability, and has done it for so long, that the tendency seems unmistakable.
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As unmistakable foreigners, they became quite the sight, daring to ride such a sorry-looking vehicle in the constant sea of Indian traffic.
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The Jeep Wrangler, while also a completely new design, retains the unmistakable Wrangler look dating back 70 years to the original military Jeeps.
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The sales office inside, however, was flanked by an unmistakable black granite facade, emblazoned in gold with TRUMP TOWER MUMBAI: THE ULTIMATE INDULGENCE.
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While it brought out the best in Ms. Errico's strong, slightly metallic Broadway voice, it also rang with an unmistakable note of panic.
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This is occurring while political rights and civil liberties are on the decline, undermined by leaders across the region of unmistakable authoritarian bent.
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The administration should determine a clear, unmistakable line that, unlike the impotent, tragic Syrian "red line" of the Obama era, cannot be crossed.
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But it seems equally unmistakable that the Bureau is happy to be sloppy, deceptive or both in its advancement of a tailored narrative.
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Clearly trying to harp on Mortal Kombat's look, Batman Forever had digitized actors constantly swaying their bodies in that unmistakable Johnny Cage way.
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That toothy grin is unmistakable, as is the deep, confiding tone with which Dafoe recites the words of van Gogh, in voice-over.
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It's a track called "Aeronaut," which is dominated by dramatic strings, piano, and, of course, his unmistakable vocals—which still sound pretty great.
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Latin and, to a lesser extent, ancient Greek retain prestige as school subjects, and classical erudition is prized as an unmistakable social marker.
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I am not one for pomp and circumstance, so her unmistakable hand felt like the only one I was comfortable holding through nuptials.
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It's not uncommon to see once-isolated fans recognize each other on public transit because of the unmistakable look of the AO3 interface.
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But the trend line here is striking and unmistakable — rising scrutiny of police departments happened alongside an impressive awakening of pro-police sentiment.
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They wore beanies pulled low over their eyes in the heat, and even on the uneven boulders, they walked with an unmistakable swagger.
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That's because Obama's closing passage was a stirring defense of American values — and an unmistakable repudiation of his successor's vision for the country.
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Although I know the brand has carried on without her for years, the muse was unmistakable, and that muse is now forever extinguished.
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"His prose voice was instant and unmistakable," said Daniel Halpern, the HarperCollins editor who became Mr. Bourdain's friend, fellow eater and literary collaborator.
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Their loss of the House also served unmistakable notice on Republicans that the rules of political gravity still exist in the Trump era.
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Though it is too soon for official church statistics to assess the effects, Catholic leaders say the cost to the church is unmistakable.
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Despite their unmistakable ideological overlap with the National Socialists, many Conservative Revolutionaries were ambivalent toward them and rejected Hitler as a proletarian brute.
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The unmistakable touches include large red polka dots and mirrors in the elevators and a bulbous mosaic pumpkin sculpture on the top floor.
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When Sulu, the helmsman (played by George Takei), sent the Enterprise into warp speed, the ship flew off with its own unmistakable whoosh.
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Squished into a crowded metro car, I couldn't see clearly around the other passengers, but that Hebrew and Star of David were unmistakable.
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Trump's speech bore the unmistakable imprint of Breitbart News, the "alt-right" website whose chairman, Steve Bannon, became his campaign CEO in August.
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But there's no doubt that the difference between Trump's view of the world and his Democratic challengers' views offer voters an unmistakable choice.
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"The impression of Chief Justice Roberts taking control of the Court was unsubtle and unmistakable," said lawyer Joshua Matz of Kaplan Hecker & Fink.
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In his unmistakable nasal drone, Gates examines his own life with a candor that lets him describe his big decisions with bemused attachment.
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Nonetheless, the action against Geo is being seen as an unmistakable message from the country's generals that they would accept no negative reporting.
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But the withdrawal of the four career prosecutors working on the case left the unmistakable impression that they thought something improper had happened.
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MagnifyMoney surveyed 836 people with investment accounts and found an unmistakable pattern: People of all ages second-guessed their earlier decisions around investing.
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We're not even a full month into 2900, but the unmistakable buzz of a landmark election year is already thick in the air.
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But the "Wonder Woman" success also contributes to an unmistakable moment for women in Hollywood, which has been under attack for pervasive sexism.
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Inside Art MIAMI BEACH — The signs were subtle but unmistakable: dealers sitting down in their booths, checking their cellphones, even — could it be?
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It took the president several days to sign the veto-proof law, but when he did the unified message was clear and unmistakable.
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Tiffany's now stands where pigs were held in processing houses that gave a name ("pig town") and an unmistakable odor to the neighborhood.
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But Ocasio-Cortez's nod has sent the unmistakable message that the battle for the left wing of the Democratic Party is not over.
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Yet, as Williams noted, everyone with any interest in Alabama football has witnessed Saban on a sideline with a look of unmistakable glee.
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CreditCreditAn Rong Xu for The New York Times On or off the stage, it makes no difference: Indiana Woodward possesses an unmistakable sparkle.
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Yet the view from the downtown Calgary offices of CBRE, the multinational commercial real estate company, reveals one unmistakable effect of the downturn.
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Presidential candidates have often argued that they'll fight all the way until the convention, only to reverse course when defeat is finally unmistakable.
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Mr. Xi recently visited the three main newsrooms in the country to convey in unmistakable terms that journalists are expected to behave like apparatchiks.
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When Julia Roberts and Richard Gere catapulted their way to permanent star status as Vivian and Edward, they did it through unmistakable cinematic chemistry.
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Administration protestations to the contrary, the cumulative impact of the new restrictions will send an unmistakable signal that America wants to keep Muslims out.
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In nearly 30 in-depth interviews, voters in these economically depressed areas shared an unmistakable fascination with Trump and Sanders and their offbeat candidacies.
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The film-makers do not use the word "genocide" until the film's closing moments, but they do not need to: the actions are unmistakable.
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But there is still strength in her unmistakable voice, and she has the energy to sustain the three-hour performance with power and precision.
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In total, The Temptations, with their signature dance moves and unmistakable harmonies, scored 37 top 40 hits and 14 No. 1 R&B singles.
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It bears the unmistakable artistic signature of directors/producers Anurag Kashyap and Vikramaditya Motwane, a sensibility found in India's independent features and short films.
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But there were also the too-familiar, unmistakable plans to retaliate, with other followers changing their handles to reflect intentions to avenge her killing.
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But while this adaptation superficially goes out of its way to avoid being overtly political, its patriotic tenor is as unmistakable as its sentimentality.
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When you power out of a stoplight, kicking through the gears in rapid-fire succession, the engine sound behind your head is unmistakable Ferrari.
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When Negan shows up at Alexandria, his presence telegraphed by the unmistakable silhouette of a baseball bat, viewers are conditioned to expect the worst.
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" • "Numerous aspects of the JEDI evaluation process contained clear deficiencies, errors and unmistakable bias — and it's important that these matters be examined and rectified.
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There were two paintings in which the President's unmistakable head appears more than once, "Quack-Quack, Trump" (2017) and "Donald Trump in Florida" (2017).
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Where Blue Jasmine was Allen's unmistakable riff on A Streetcar Named Desire, Café Society feels like his attempt to set up The Great Gatsby.
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There is an unmistakable glut in the luxury market, and since 223, Kapoor said, prices in the sector have been stagnant and sales sluggish.
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By his mid-teens, he had not only acquired total technical command of the art of composition but had also developed an unmistakable voice.
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Amazon said "the JEDI evaluation process contained clear deficiencies, errors, and unmistakable bias," a move that is unlikely to take regulatory heat off Amazon.
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This rest of the mile is a downhill, low-key breather, with the Citigroup Center's unmistakable angled roof visible in the distance in Manhattan.
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Amazon started the process to protest that decision, citing "unmistakable bias" stemming from President Donald Trump's "disdain" for the company and CEO Jeff Bezos.
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Numerous aspects of the JEDI evaluation process contained clear deficiencies, errors, and unmistakable bias- and it's important that these matters be examined and rectified.
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WSJ reporter Richard Rubin says on Twitter the budget discussions signal "an unmistakable shift from revenue-neutral tax reform to revenue-losing tax reform."
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For Xi Jinping, his destroyer carving through the South China Sea, there was only one unmistakable message transmitted to the world: It's China First.
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As an unmistakable autumn chill creeps into the air, walking home might be the best way to relish the last golden days of summer.
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While the bulk of the album relies on that unmistakable reggaeton rhythm, a handful of cuts look toward the genre's New York City roots.
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His talent was unmistakable even as he struggled, but Buxton simply could not bring it to bear from one at-bat to the next.
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Instead of a muscular assassin saving the day, one of Batman's gadgets comes to the rescue, but the similarity of the scenes is unmistakable.
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One voice on the recording was unmistakable, though—the soft, monotone tenor of Warren Jeffs, the deranged leader of North America's largest polygamist sect.
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"The time has come today," band members sang in "Us v Them," and the disco ball blasted a simple, unmistakable message: Time to dance.
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Also an unmistakable air of a different time, when kicks and polish were all a certain kind of woman really wanted from her clothes.
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That is a relatively small amount for a museum with a $320 million annual budget, but the symbolism of the Met's decision was unmistakable.
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"Virginia's photographic style is unmistakable and easily recognized," Patricia Cutright, of Central Washington University, wrote in a monograph on Ms. Thoren's work in 2011.
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Whatever the effect of such attacks on Western politics, they are already changing, in subtle but unmistakable ways, the mental geography of urban life.
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Mr. Trump's speeches and policies still bear the unmistakable imprint of his senior policy adviser, Stephen Miller, and his chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon.
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Opened last year, the campus was conceived by a Japanese architecture firm that re-created 12 European cities, each with distinctive and unmistakable architecture.
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Aer Lingus' aircraft are painted mostly in green with a shamrock on their tails, serving their homeland as unmistakable representations of Ireland for decades.
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I'd barely finished my last bite when I felt the unmistakable splat: first on my shoulder, then on my cheek, then on my head.
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That unmistakable cold breeze from Beijing, where people now don't even whisper dissent, with cameras and microphones everywhere, has wafted down to Hong Kong.
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The powerful Culinary Union pointedly offered no endorsement, though its message to its 60,000 members took an unmistakable shot at Sanders's health care plans.
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The US is "taking real world actions we think will make it unmistakable to Kim Jong Un that we are pursuing denuclearization," Pompeo said.
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Conventional wisdom could be that the big-capital, big spending firms have an unmistakable advantage in scaling digital payments in Nigeria and other markets.
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Not only was Pluto's surface filled with strange textures and geology, an unmistakable and now iconic feature appeared on its surface: a huge heart.
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Netanyahu, the son of a historian and someone who sees himself as on a historical mission, now has an unmistakable stain on his legacy.
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The last five years have been the warmest five years, all part of a trend that is unmistakable, said Gavin A. Schmidt of NASA.
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The study is controversial, and its finding — that the Cuban refugees caused a large, statistically unmistakable fall in Miami wages — may be simply spurious.
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Yet Sanders's candidacy has had an unmistakable influence on Clinton and it could continue to grow as she seeks to unify the Democratic Party.
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The caution coming from Lacob late Thursday was unmistakable when I asked him about his confidence level when it comes to re-signing Durant.
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But in more than two years in the Oval Office, the president has demonstrated an unmistakable pattern: He tends to believe what strongmen say.
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The fear and suspicion in her eyes was unmistakable before she plastered an "everything is fine" look on her face for her kids' benefit.
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Adjacent to the "Triumph of Caesar" are symmetrically arranged classical busts: a 2nd-century Marcus Aurelius that is an exercise in unmistakable Roman verisimilitude.
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Yet one unmistakable theme of the merch marketed toward the right is the bombastic, sexist language used to characterize Donald Trump's rival, Hillary Clinton.
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Just look at it, from it hinge to its speaker placement and even the indent on the front of the system, the similarities are unmistakable.
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Earlier this month, Cardi B stunned at the Met Gala in an elaborate scarlet Thom Brown gown that was an unmistakable ode to the clitoris.
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"Trump's legacy is yet to be determined, but his impact on investing and economic policy is unmistakable," said Caleb Silver, editor in chief at Investopedia.
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You're not buying into today's technology or some irrelevant performance metric, you're buying into the world of effortless luxury, serious exclusivity and unmistakable brand identity.
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So in retrospect, the march was the first unmistakable signal that something important had changed — that Democrats and liberals were no longer complacent or disengaged.
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During the final few moments of the sixth match, an unmistakable grin crossed his face as Bugha realized he was about to be a millionaire.
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There also certainly the possibility that he&aposs trying to play upon what is the unmistakable desire of the south to have all this work.
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"Burton's use of both the Slogan and the Tagline from the RR Series is an unmistakable — and unauthorized — invocation of Reading Rainbow," the lawsuit says.
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"The tribunal have really debunked in no unmistakable terms the position of China in so far as the nine-dash line is concerned," he said.
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There isn't much to let us know it's Jorah — just Iain Glen's sharp silhouette, and his unmistakable voice, asking if the Dragon Queen has arrived.
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" The statement added, "It has been conveyed to them in unmistakable terms that it is a very serious issue which deserves a more sensitive response.
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With an IAm app, not only will users receive alerts whenever Harris posts something, the icon is his face, so the visual cue is unmistakable.
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At the time of the film's release, High Noon carried unmistakable political overtones due to its writer, Carl Foreman, being blacklisted during the McCarthy era.
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But what visitors really fall in love with are the city's quaint cafes, vibrant markets, trendy shopping districts and unmistakable je ne sais quoi charm.
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Pelosi had called the administration's immigration framework an "unmistakable campaign to make America white again," and Clyburn had suggested parallels between Trump and Nazi Germany.
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The pair recently won their second national pair title before heading to the Winter Games, and their bond is unmistakable on the ice and off.
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You can't ask for much better mashup fodder than Kanye West's "I Love Kanye": it's short, spare, rhythmically precise, and unmistakable no matter the context.
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The innovative new capture ability paired with the beautiful worlds of Odyssey, Mario's new outfits, and that unmistakable Nintendo charm captured the hearts of critics.
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Among the ideas they developed for this summer were the warning flags, which are purple and emblazoned with the unmistakable silhouette of a great white.
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He was the smallest kid there but his coach, Wells Davis, saw a unique devotion to go with what was even then an unmistakable talent.
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Finally, let me say in unmistakable language: it would be a grave miscalculation of historic magnitude by the ayatollahs if they choose to attack Israel.
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The power of the forest fire, which continued to grow on Monday as it swept through the hub of Alberta's oil sands region, is unmistakable.
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But Sunday's poll was nonetheless an unmistakable sign that Erdoğan and the AKP's grip on political power is now far less unassailable than previously thought.
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Amazon is claiming "unmistakable bias" in the Pentagon's awarding of a contract to Microsoft that could be worth up to $10 billion over 10 years.
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" When Balz accepted the call and heard the voice on the other end, however, the "voice at the other end of the line was unmistakable.
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It's a product that bears Google's unmistakable influence, while pointing toward the place the modular speaker system will occupy in the smart home going forward.
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But the use of "should" rather than "must" makes it less than "clear and unmistakable" that the players' rights in this respect have been waived.
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But, with the M&M McFlurry, the taste of the crunchy, colorful candies is unmistakable and it pairs perfectly with the rest of the treat.
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The best quality of Saturn is, of course, its unmistakable rings of ice and rock, which are cartoonishly iconic, irresistibly proportional to the human eye.
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"To see this Department of Justice failing in its obligations sends the unmistakable message to every American that civil rights are now optional," Lhamon said.
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That was the unmistakable meaning of Trump's attempt to replace Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats with John Ratcliffe, a Texas congressman of minimal experience.
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It is part of an unmistakable trend: The hottest summers in Europe in the last 280 years have all come in the last 373 years.
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A record-shattering heat wave in Europe is part of what researchers say is an unmistakable trend as rising greenhouse gas emissions warm the planet.
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Jonathan Allen, the deputy British ambassador, said the report had reached the "clear, unmistakable conclusion" that Syria's government was responsible, and he denounced Russia's response.
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But the parallel images are unmistakable, as is the use of smartphone video by ordinary citizens, in both episodes, as a means of fighting back.
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LONDON — There are few more unmistakable signs that summer has arrived in Britain than hearing the chimes of an ice cream truck from the street.
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C.B., who was also 214 at the time, said she does not remember discussing their precise age but that their youth would have been unmistakable.
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She sees in the president the unmistakable imprint of his father: the eyes, the high forehead, the large but slender hands, the pleasantly plebeian nose.
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Its inspiration is unmistakable: the habit of Zurbarán's painting of St. Francis of Assisi, the rough brown cloth evoked through Madame Grès's pilling angora wool.
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That's important because what those early-contest voters do will put an unmistakable filter on the way the rest of us view the 2020 campaign.
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The very idea that passing along talking points in defense of the Iran deal is a problem smacks of truly absurd, outrageous, and unmistakable hypocrisy.
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Thematically, this song may share the most D.N.A. with that anthem: "Show Yourself" also sends an unmistakable message of self-acceptance (it's in the title).
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We feel entitled to artificially inseminate a cow and when she gives birth, we steal her baby, even though her cries of anguish are unmistakable.
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The frosty exchanges between Pelosi and Trump Tuesday night marked unmistakable signs of the deteriorating relationship between the two leaders, who haven't spoken in months.
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In building my career as an author, speaker, and host of the Unmistakable Creative podcast, I've had to give up many things along the way.
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"Like Steve Jobs at Apple, Piëch was among a handful of executives who put an unmistakable personal stamp on the companies they ran," Ewing writes.
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It's a simple, brief scene, but it's filled with unmistakable details, from the freckles on the character's face to the photorealistic makeup brushes she uses.
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The acrid smell of tear gas is unmistakable — it fills your throat and nose and burns your eyes and skin, unless you wear a respirator.
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The sequence is one of the plainest, and the best, in "Miles Ahead," a new movie—and an unmistakable labor of love—by Don Cheadle.
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Brooklyn's overall return to affluence in the 21st century has been a remarkable event, and it is one that Hymowitz describes with an unmistakable relish.
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For one, Something to Tell You is more skeletal, less jubilant than their first record, and woven throughout it is the unmistakable echo of heartbreak.
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"There is an unmistakable change in the last couple of weeks with the number of women who've come forward to share their experience," Vogelstein said.
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There is an ever-present patina of sweetness and grace—they are, after all, on camera—but beneath it is a deep and unmistakable arrogance.
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Singapore-based military expert Tim Huxley said the presence of the U.S. carriers still sent an unmistakable message, with each one carrying 70-odd aircraft.
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Yet, the exhilaration is unmistakable as I fend off wave after wave of alien enemies on a covert mission to take back the land for humanity.
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A few feet away, the unmistakable shape of a human skull jutted from the murky sediment in which it had been encased since the Bronze Age.
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Despite the tumultuous relationship between Matthew and Tina (then Knowles, now Lawson) that ultimately led to their divorce in 2011, his eye for talent was unmistakable.
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Yet Monday night, behind closed doors, the House Republican Conference made their very first act of the new Congress an explicit rejection of that unmistakable message.
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And Lash, the one character who did become a huge, unmistakable monster when the Terrigen was released, has been relatively quiet since S.H.I.E.L.D.'s winter finale.
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Historically, this is how the House midterms have gone for presidents: Yet while the overall trend is unmistakable, the exact reasons for it aren't entirely clear.
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In their research, chemists Björn Karlsson and Ran Friedman carefully examined a molecule in whiskey called guaiacol, which gives whiskey its unmistakable smokey flavor and scent.
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Chef Brett Graham and head chef Greg Austin both began their careers in Australia before moving to the U.K. and the restaurant's Aussie input is unmistakable.
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Beginning on the set of 225's Hanky Panky – the first of their three onscreen collaborations – the Saturday Night Live star and Wilder's spark was unmistakable.
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But the pattern was unmistakable: Mondale, who'd led all year, had slipped from 46 percent to a place where someone might be able to overtake him.
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Unmistakable was North's adorable scowl, which Kardashian West, 38, hilariously addressed in her photo's caption on Thursday as par for the course for her oldest child.
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With the even split unmistakable this time, the season's mottled messages polarized audiences, launching fans and critics into an existential argument: What should Black Mirror be?
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But Dragon Quest's leap to the PlayStation 4, as well as its debut on PC, means that Akira Toriyama's unmistakable art has never looked so gorgeous.
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The emotional effervescence was unmistakable yet remarkable in its off-hand control, a quality I often compare with Henri Matisse in his Fauve period, around 1905.
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For carbon hawks, it promises rising carbon prices as far as the eye can see — an unmistakable signal to utilities, big consumers, energy companies, and entrepreneurs.
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The rear Michelin tire is fatter than the front, but not so wide as to distract; their reflective aluminum rear cowling makes them unmistakable at night.
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Soon after the roar of the Harrier fades, two combat helicopters and two unmistakable Osprey aircraft with their tiltable rotors land back on the flight deck.
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It's still a long way from the roughly $16 trillion in assets that the mutual fund industry has, but the trend has been unmistakable for years.
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Though Ryan's voice remains unmistakable on Furies, the band's music is much more synthetic, using drum machines, sequencers, and synthesizers as the basis of every song.
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My story isn't unique — an unmistakable indicator, if there ever was one, that America is and has always been the land of ideas and risk takers.
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Both incidents send an unmistakable sign to reporters covering him that the heavy-handed media tactics of his campaign will rage on under Trump's upcoming presidency.
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In this collection of images (from NASA, unless otherwise noted) you can see the unmistakable mark that human-induced climate change is making on the planet.
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"Numerous aspects of the JEDI evaluation process contained clear deficiencies, errors and unmistakable bias — and it's important that these matters be examined and rectified," he said.
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And now the Razr, the unmistakable slim flip phone from the 2000s, has returned, hoping to ride the fad for foldable tech back into people's pockets.
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The comments were an unmistakable shot across the gilded bows of billionaire potential candidates Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York, and investor Tom Steyer.
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Mr. Trump spoke almost entirely from a script, and his unmistakable voice had been sculpted into something resembling a traditional tone for a nomination acceptance speech.
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Almost on cue, just weeks after the American people sent an unmistakable message to Washington, some in Congress already seem to be looking the other way.
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Though his words were characteristically vague — he discussed his age, his rigorous daily schedule and what he called his increasing physical limitations — the message was unmistakable.
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But the unmistakable blue and white Boeing 757 streaked with the words "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" that typically announces Pence's arrival was nowhere to be found.
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They had been dimly aware of the traffic noise from 10th Avenue, which carries vehicles leaving the Lincoln Tunnel, but this time the din was unmistakable.
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He was a rookie—a rotund, clean-shaven young man whose discomfort was unmistakable; he looked as though every task in here, in prison, pained him.
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The point is unmistakable — filth versus purity — but it is contradicted once you notice that the crayon is really a mixture of wax and black soap.
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Now, Anderson's presence highlights another extreme, a reminder of an unmistakable change in the game: He is the only African-American player on the White Sox.
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But an unmistakable wistfulness — and a bit of defiance — also hung in the air inside the Colosseum at Caesars Palace during Ms. Snider's 90-minute presentation.
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When Sara presents her breakthrough in the child-killer case to John, the vehemence of her refusal to reveal her findings to Kreizler directly is unmistakable.
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The unmistakable orange-and-white exterior of the Whataburger makes it a natural meeting point, the easiest and most recognizable landmark within sight of the bridge.
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"We are going to fight against corruption despite stern opposition from those who benefited," Mr. Ramaphosa said in an unmistakable reference to members of his party.
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That's what's so successful about this fresh version of one of Shakespeare's most popular plays: Its politics, though unmistakable, cloud neither the romance nor the comedy.
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His victory there, which helped him seal the Keystone State and its 2000 electors, was an unmistakable signal of the seismic change that was at hand.
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The first time I saw the famous Fabienne Jean, she was limping toward me, slowly, but with the unmistakable elegance of the dancer that she was.
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Speaking at her father's funeral last year, McCain, who didn't mention Trump by name, made several unmistakable and pointed references to him throughout her emotional remarks.
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"I sincerely hope the courageous survivors of Larry Nassar will see this as an unmistakable indication that things are changing quickly at Michigan State," Engler said.
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In structure and attitude, "Patti Cake$" adheres to a template familiar to readers of young adult fiction, blending realism with gentle but unmistakable messages of encouragement.
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He and Mr. Navarro stepped outside to engage in a profanity-laced shouting match, an unmistakable demonstration to the Chinese of their deep differences of opinions.
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Looser enforcement and more lenient penalties have made the open use of marijuana — along with its unmistakable, pungent scent — more common on city streets and elsewhere.
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When the doors of my Qantas plane opened and I stepped onto the jet bridge, I was met with the unmistakable scent of my country ablaze.
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That is why in the American South so many African-American men were dragged from jails or hanged outside courthouses — unmistakable symbolism of the law's paralysis.
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I read hundreds of books, wrote three books, planned a conference, produced an animated series, and interviewed more than 600 people for The Unmistakable Creative podcast.
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Jenna caught Aya by slowly driving the roads around her farm for three weeks until she spotted that proud, unmistakable silhouette perched on a telephone wire.
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Not only did the software allow him to verify proofs beyond any doubt, the software also promoted thinking about math in a clear and unmistakable way.
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"Some of the threats facing us, such as climate change and nuclear war, are unmistakable, and will require immense effort and ingenuity to mitigate," he writes.
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The enormous effigy — to celebrate 2017, the Chinese Year of the Rooster — stands 32 feet tall, complete with the president-elect's unmistakable quiff and hand gestures.
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Versace is not only synonymous with its iconic and unmistakable style, but with being inclusive and embracing of diversity, as well as empowering people to express themselves.
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From these pipes emanates the unmistakable song of the legendary flat-six engine, a 3.0-liter powerplant that makes 370 horsepower with 331 pound-feet or torque.
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A onetime actress with family ties to Hollywood royalty and a spiritual bent, Rebekah was, according to some insiders, an unpredictable and unmistakable presence in the organization.
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The new game looks a lot like Crypt, with a similar retro sensibility, only it's transplanted to the unmistakable fantasy realm that Zelda fans know and love.
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All used a color to render their position and numbers unmistakable, to telegraph a point in a visually impactful way, to render their individual selves a monolith.
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Worn by French resistance fighters during WWII, it was later adopted by Che Guevara, whose unmistakable dark beret is still preserved in Cuba's Museum of the Revolution.
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From the El Paso mass shooting, to the Christchurch video, to the Pulse nightclub attack in Orlando, the path from online radicalization to horrific violence is unmistakable.
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The youngest party leader in Dutch history, his dark curls and boyish looks give him an unmistakable resemblance to Trudeau, the Canadian premier known for welcoming refugees.
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The tattoo artist from Prague has taken "makeup artist" to a whole new level by using Fenty Beauty products to create unmistakable beauty masterpieces on her leg.
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Getty Images has accidentally mislabeled her as "Charlize Theron," but she's unmistakable: That's Scarlett Johansson, walking the red carpet with Colin Jost at the 2018 Emmy awards!
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The house had been built near a massive tree that branched in three different directions, with the section on our left twisting in an unmistakable corkscrew shape.
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It actually tastes like a grapefruit (well, as much as a flavored malt beverage can, anyway) and goes surprisingly well with the unmistakable taste of malt liquor.
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He captures the way light bounces off of the details of his subjects for a gorgeous effect, and his soft-textured work is unmistakable as his own.
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This sent an unmistakable signal that the KRG was planning to quit Iraq and trying to take Kirkuk with it, which the Iraqi government could not tolerate.
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Next, with its unmistakable shape, we know for sure that sitting next to Luna in the seat of the grocery cart is a bottle of Califia Farms.
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President Barack Obama paid tribute Wednesday to Ray Charles and the late singer-songwriter's unmistakable "singular sound" that the president said continues to influence generations of musicians.
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The result of bringing these disparate strands together is an unmistakable view of the everyday world that Larson informs with rigorous perspectival systems and a geometric vocabulary.
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Though the discredited decision from the Alabama high court turned on procedural arcana, the agenda fueling the ruling was unmistakable in a concurring opinion from one judge.
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Also on the walls were two big portraits of Abdullah Ocalan, the founder of the P.K.K., with his unmistakable log of a mustache and tussocky black eyebrows.
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"He [Cruz] wants to come out of March 1 as the unmistakable sole challenger to Trump, and Texas gives him a chance to do that," Mackowiak said.
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The connecting tissue between the two songs–aside from the unmistakable vocals and wry lyrics–is the use of a common but not readily obvious melodic scale.
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It's almost always the same mix of traditional Japanese role-playing game combat, simple but effective storytelling, and the unmistakable art of Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama.
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However, the 1995 version is special because of its boxy silhouette, unmistakable color-blocking, zippered chest, and hand-warmer pockets, and most importantly, the ventilated armpit zips.
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Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico (CNN)Republican Party officials are delivering an unmistakable message as the 2020 campaign season begins: The GOP is the party of Trump.
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Flint's crisis was unusually visual because of the unmistakable rust coloring the water, but lead normally isn't the type of toxin you can smell, see, or taste.
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They're required to wear all-black under their costumes as part of protocol, but there is still an unmistakable touch of the goth about several of them.
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The saltiness of the seasoning, augmented by onion and garlic, contrasts perfectly with the natural sweetness of the shrimp and the unmistakable fragrance of xaoxing rice wine.
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As the title implies, the mysteries of the universe are both unmistakable and invisible to us, and our perception of these events require various audio-visual translations.
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Whether traversing or defying genres, Mitchell's catalog is connected by the essential spirit—contemplative, cool, vivid, sensual, funny, frustrated, honest—she delivered to each, obvious and unmistakable.
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I'd take a gleeful whiff of that unmistakable Abercrombie signature cologne, then rummage through the store to find that perfect linen shirt with the iconic moose logo.
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Then I started to hear the unmistakable sound of a house wren calling for a mate, and suddenly I understood: a bully had arrived on the playground.
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George IV speaks without bombast and cuts an almost stealthy figure, but he has the unmistakable broad Steinbrennerian forehead, which he exposes by gelling his hair back.
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On the contrary, it was precisely these qualities, combined with a tireless work ethic and an unmistakable dedication to his army, that earned him almost universal respect.
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But by now the change is unmistakable: The market is half the size of its mid-222.6s peak, and 22015 percent smaller than it was in 33.
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"The Fishermen" bears the unmistakable lines of the artist who designed it: Pablo Picasso, who created it in 1970, in collaboration with a Norwegian artist, Carl Nesjar.
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Despite their numbers, their steady presence in the news, their unmistakable influence on the national debate over guns, some of them were trying to be teenagers again.
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Lens In Hannah Starkey's photographs, women often appear alone doing ordinary activities, but these moments — which neither glorify nor objectify them — are bestowed an unmistakable emotional gravity.
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The letter was an unmistakable message to Representative Nancy Pelosi of California that she may not have the votes to reclaim the speakership she lost in 215.
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For Professor Robinson, there are unmistakable parallels between those long-ago "amokers" and today's mass killers in the United States, and also possible lessons to be learned.
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The story did not directly blame Easterling for his own homicide, but the implication was unmistakable: This was a man who lived and died among coldblooded killers.
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The message from Mr. Biden's announcement video was urgent and unmistakable: President Trump's tenure amounts to a national emergency and defeating him is essential to America's survival.
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However, by the end of the play, I believe, we are left with the unmistakable assurance that we must, or there must be something greater than ourselves.
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The cryptic nature of his advice to exercise caution was unmistakable -- across the city, readers speculated about whether he was addressing the protesters or Beijing, or both.
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When they embraced him, sending him to the second round with 46 percent of the vote, Brazilians sent an unmistakable message: They want a drastic course correction.
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The precision with which Roth draws this alternate history is chilling, and his exploration of how the political affects the personal has the unmistakable ring of truth.
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But the man whose silhouette and unmistakable left-handed dribble served as the inspiration for the N.B.A. logo has managed to gradually add texting to his repertoire.
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According to analysts and Western intelligence officials, Iran's attacks carried an unmistakable message: If we cannot export oil, then we will not let you do it either.
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"We feel entitled to artificially inseminate a cow, and when she gives birth we steal her baby, even though her cries of anguish are unmistakable," he said.
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But despite Hinrichs's blistering performance and Pollesch's unmistakable prose, the show feels slight, dwarfed less by the Friedrichstadt-Palast's massive stage than by the all the hype.
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Looking at news clips and photographs from Iran's November protests I saw an unmistakable similarity to the tension of the crowds protesting against the Shah in 1979.
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The characters' names have been changed, but their images are unmistakable, and the episode features a brief tribute to the viral moment that brought it into being.
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Tech We're Using Big Tech's presence in the capital is unmistakable, and its interests intersect with more and more issues, says David McCabe, a tech policy reporter.
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The American people — by voting for Democrats into control of the House — have sent an unmistakable signal that they no longer support an unfettered and unchecked Executive.
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"He squeezed our hearts with his unmistakable voice and left an indelible mark on the world of music … Rest in peace, José José," wrote singer Gloria Estefan.
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It's unmistakable that some fans are still resisting change in the form of greater diversity, but Amobee's Cohen sees benefits for media companies that break the mold.
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But in a closed-door session in the Capitol with her leadership team, Ms. Pelosi's irritation was unmistakable, according to two Democratic officials familiar with the conversation.
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The saltiness of the seasoning, augmented by onion and garlic, contrasts perfectly with the natural sweetness of the shrimp and the unmistakable fragrance of xaoxing rice wine.
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The enormous effigy—to celebrate 2017, the Chinese Year of the Rooster, 2017—stands 32 feet tall, complete with the president-elect's unmistakable quiff and hand gestures.
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The fragile middle-ground took a battering in the election, with two moderate parties losing all five of their seats, an unmistakable indication that polarisation is becoming deeper.
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The transparent disarray of the White House and certain parts of the administration gives the unmistakable impression that this is a president who simply isn't getting anything done.
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What made slavery unconscionable in the United States, even as it went largely unchallenged in some other parts of the world, was its unmistakable contradiction with American ideals.
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The photos, which were shot in London last May, feature an all-black cast as well as extravagant sets that serve as the backdrop for Walker's unmistakable style.
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Cousins deserves another year—he's already proved he can buck the odds by being productive at all—but last season had an unmistakable Nick Foles vibe to it.
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Other bands like Nekrogoblikon and Between the Buried and Me looked outward and pushed extreme metal into new, refreshing directions while holding true to that unmistakable metal spirit.
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"The message to non-settling plaintiffs, many of whom have had no opportunity to negotiate with anyone, is unmistakable: settle by February 29th, or else," wrote their lawyers.
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"America's workers and business leaders are sending an unmistakable message to Congress: drop the Border Adjustment Tax so tax reform can become law," said AAP spokesperson Joshua Baca.
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While the company has thus left branding untouched, the addition of the W1 chip is a subtle but unmistakable move by Apple to bring Beats into the fold.
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On Fox and Friends Tuesday, the Vice President answered with typically measured rhetoric but offered an unmistakable endorsement for those advocating the preservation of Confederate Civil War monuments.
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Cummings, who was signing subpoenas from his hospital bed the morning before he died, planned the funeral service himself, and the message he wanted to deliver seemed unmistakable.
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"Defining what qualifies as Taiwanese old-school flavor is difficult, but the flavor—once you taste it, to anyone who grew up knowing it—is unmistakable," says Chuang.
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These canals become more evident as water levels drop in summer and are frequently interwoven with delicate footprints and the tail-drag marks that make muskrat tracks unmistakable.
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It had to do, simply, with sound — the sound made by opposing crowds, that unmistakable but rare blend of dread and anticipation and excitement and slack-jawed wonder.
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Without his high-tension energy thrumming through the hour, without Malek's unmistakable face serving as a landmark, viewers are sent the message that something is missing, off, wrong.
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"These are people who want to get you and we need to get them first!" is the unmistakable message Trump is sending by passing on videos like these.
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Choudhury sees the city, once known as the cultural center of India, as "an impossible place" characterized by political conflict, artistic achievement, and the "unmistakable bouquet" of urine.
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But the real Federer is made of nothing but flesh, and I can't help but wonder how we're going to absorb that news when it finally becomes unmistakable.
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When they splashed out of an inflatable dinghy to examine Coral Castles closely, they were greeted with a vista of bright greens and purples — unmistakable signs of life.
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But the rest of what's written has one unmistakable theme: Settling for more has little to do with money and everything to do with personal happiness and family.
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"The pattern of Trump's misconduct is unmistakable and has proven time and time again, that he is unfit to serve as the President of this country," Johnson said.
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The call, its menace unmistakable, in the midst of a Palermo night when I was investigating a four-part series on the Mafia for The Wall Street Journal.
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When I finally arrive to my destination which is seemingly in the middle of nowhere, I follow the unmistakable smell of braised pork and arrive at an outhouse.
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The comedian, who provides the unmistakable voices of the titular characters on Archer and Bob's Burgers sent me a particularly horrifying nightmare, which he agreed to publish below.
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"Unanimous passage of this bill, I believe, sends an unmistakable message that we will combat terrorism with every tool we have," said Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas.
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The dining room, which has the unmistakable air of capital-"F" Fine Dining, is situated in what used to be the Beaux Arts-era hotel's glamorous ladies' lounge.
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It's possible we'll encounter what Doeleman calls the nose-of-God scenario, in which an unmistakable image of the black hole shadow easily and quickly comes into focus.
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Before the match, the teams line up under a marquee designed to look like a players' tunnel before emerging to the unmistakable sound of the Champions League anthem.
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Immigration lawyers in New England, in particular, say there has been an unmistakable swell in the number of clients arrested at marriage interviews over the past few months.
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For a team with a first-time manager that is trying to wrap its arms around World Series expectations, the unmistakable center of attention was the towering sluggers.
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He has had four decades of tomorrows in the game, and yet he exuded an unmistakable energy as he bounded out of the clubhouse and onto the field.
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For these parties, the sponsoring app covers production costs and offers branded swag, in addition to plastering the party space (typically a frat house) with its unmistakable logo.
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The sea ice on the top of Earth has been on an unmistakable downward trend, which is consistent with the greater concentration of warming in the northern hemisphere.
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While Moscow may not be directly involved or to blame for the onslaught of disinformation and fake news this time around, EU officials say its influence is unmistakable.
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But an unmistakable part of the equation was the federally supported program of "urban renewal," in which lower-income urban communities — mostly African-American — were targeted for removal.
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St. Vincent is a Becky Something, and so is Cardi B. On a more literal level, Becky's resemblance to Courtney Love is unmistakable, even if it's also deniable.
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That's the unmistakable takeaway from a series of satellite images released Tuesday of highly trafficked locations from New York's Central Park to Milan's Cathedral and Moscow's Red Squares.
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Students must receive a spoken "yes" or an unmistakable sign of pleasure or consent from a partner to escalate, and proceed with, each stage of a sexual encounter.
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So over three days we filmed her doing that, with all the intimate conversations, natural sights and sounds, and Dulce's unmistakable emotions forming the arc of the story.
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Although the characters talk in the unmistakable patter of police procedurals, their conversation is littered with misplaced idioms, fractured non-sequiturs, and baffling descriptions of inter-species violence.
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The main characters are unnamed—known only as the First Lady and her husband, Himself—but they bear an unmistakable resemblance to Pervez Musharraf and his wife, Sebha.
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Walking to the singer's biggest hits, models were fitted in her unmistakable New Wave style — the bleached blond locks, a dash of animal print, candy-colored sheer pantyhose.
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The warming trend also bears the unmistakable sign of human activity, which emits tens of billions of tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each year, scientists say.
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FRANKFURT — Car executives are paid to be optimists, but behind the pomp and salesmanship at the Frankfurt International Motor Show this week lurked an unmistakable sense of angst.
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It's easy to see why, because the family resemblance to today's V.R. goggles is unmistakable; in fact, the stereoscope I held was literally forward-compatible with today's smartphones.
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America must send a clear and unmistakable message to the Middle East and beyond that anyone with an anti-Israel and anti-Semitic agenda will not go unchallenged.
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J.P. "Am I gonna be a witness?" sings Mavis Staples in the unmistakable husky contralto that has more than half a century of civil-rights advocacy behind it.
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It's one of the most beloved songs in VGM, nailing the balance between that unmistakable Donkey Kong vibe and the cool, floaty feeling of the game's water levels.
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The video for "Rumbera" makes a cheerful but unmistakable statement about diversity; its dancing women, the rumberas, are all ages, sizes, races and orientations, including some transgender ones.
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The Tillerson-Haley dynamic has been an unmistakable subplot of the annual General Assembly gathering, which brings together leaders from the 193 member states of the United Nations.
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The white parts of the cheese are pretty salty, and a little sweet, which perfectly balances out the unmistakable piquancy (or sharpness) of the scary-looking blue veins.
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Sergio Estrada-USA TODAY Sports LOS ANGELES — The crack of the bat is unmistakable amid the pop music blaring from Dodger Stadium's loudspeakers on a warm May afternoon.
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Starring Hamilton alums Daveed Diggs and Jasmine Cephas Jones alongside Rafael Casal, the film feels shaky at times, but the authenticity and passion of its characters are unmistakable.
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The rise of white nationalism is a serious problem for any democracy, and serious citizens really are obligated to rise up in democracy's defense and make their opposition unmistakable.
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There is an unmistakable moral to those findings for America's worldly pundits, including some of those in the highest offices, calling for commitment and respect to friends and allies.
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There's a degree of irony at play here, but there's also real excitement over fonts that are flagrant and unmistakable and silly in the way that nostalgia can be.
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That is why presence of stealth aircraft in Northeast Asia signals America's unmistakable resolve and capability – they are the most effective power projection tools in the president's military arsenal.
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Indeed, the notable part of the reaction was that there was so little reaction, even though the unmistakable momentum for a rate hike seemed to come out of nowhere.
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This sends an unmistakable message to water suppliers that knowingly violate the Lead and Copper Rule — there is no accountability for failing to ensure America's drinking water is safe.
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For Buttigieg, it's a good problem to have — an unmistakable sign of the surge of interest in his candidacy and the Iowa-fueled momentum he's carried into New Hampshire.
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Some wines were well-nigh unmistakable: all 14 drinkers identified the Pinot Noir, 12 called the Chardonnay and Gamay right and 11 identified the Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon.
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That powdery post-spray scent is unmistakable — a dead giveaway that you haven't washed your hair in a while, which is the opposite of what you're trying to achieve.
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She said her state's past, like the country's, wasn't only "rich" but also "complicated" — an unmistakable allusion to the racial hatred that has proved especially indefatigable in South Carolina.
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"One day while dozing facedown on a towel in front of my house, I was jolted awake by the unmistakable voice, directly above me, of Cary Grant," she wrote.
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When I referred later to the homoeroticism of the straw joust, Reubens flashed a grin unmistakable in its mischievousness and replied, ''I have no idea what you're talking about.
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Makeup sticks are made to resemble the classic crayons, while compacts are adorned with the Crayola logo and that unmistakable squiggly line ripped right from the crayons' paper wrapping.
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Google Doesn&apost Want to Accidentally Make Skynet, So It&aposs Creating an AI Off SwitchThere are two unmistakable sides to the debate concerning the future of artificial intelligence.
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Impartial it was not: A hefty dose of old-fashioned Arab nationalism and a strong bias for the Muslim Brotherhood, which was supported by the Qatari government, were unmistakable.
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In his majority opinion in Whitford, Chief Justice John Roberts spent little time on the demerits of the Wisconsin state legislative map, which gave Republicans an unmistakable electoral advantage.
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"Breastfeeding is so damn glamorous #inserteyeroll," Jameson captioned a photo shared six days after Batel's birth, showing a photo of her brown tank top covered in unmistakable milk stains.
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"Versace is not only synonymous with its iconic and unmistakable style, but with being inclusive and embracing of diversity, as well as empowering people to express themselves," she said.
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It definitely bodes well for a spooky, new web series when the unmistakable voice of Lost's Terry O'Quinn (John Locke, people!) is there to calmly tell you what's coming.
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There's the chainsaw guy whose unmistakable revving will turn your blood to ice, knowing that if he gets too close he'll remove Leon's head in a bloody, violent spray.
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We are sending an unmistakable message today that we will remove employees who do not treat students, faculty, staff, or anyone else in our community in an appropriate manner.
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Despite constant American efforts to find common ground over reining in North Korea, time and again, Beijing has obfuscated and deflected in the face of unmistakable North Korean aggression.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Arriving in Leicester several hours before the title parade is due to start, there is already an unmistakable atmosphere of elation.
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The difference between the Democratic and Republican parties has become so clear, so unmistakable, that pretty much every kind of voter reliably votes for one party or the other.
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The echoes of the current north-south divide in Europe are unmistakable, where left-wing populism inspired by the Latin American example has surged across the continent's southern periphery.
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Mr. Abu-Assad's ennobling treatment of Mr. Assaf's triumph has unmistakable political undertones, but so did the real win on television, which was greeted with celebrations in the streets.
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With their yellow vests and portable loudspeakers, Pastor Ka-Kit Ao and his volunteers are an unmistakable presence at the antigovernment protests that have upended this semiautonomous Chinese territory.
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A declared expansion in targeting Russian power grids could ensure that future disruptions, which can occur spontaneously, are seen by Moscow as an unmistakable act of U.S. cyber-aggression.
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Pratt's School of Art and Film/Video Department share Herzog's expansive vision that an artist's work should cross boundaries and resist categorization without losing the maker's own unmistakable voice.
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Mr. Coppens also produced what turned out to be the best pair of drawstring track pants seen during a week of shows that had an unmistakable Olympic Village vibe.
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Sometimes the program hasn't named him, and sometimes he's danced corps and principal roles in the same evening, but that vivid engagement and large, bright face are always unmistakable.
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Mr. Ryan does hold an unmistakable appeal, or at least inspires curiosity, among many young people on the campaign trail — some of them not yet old enough to vote.
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With his unmistakable Long Island accent, Ritholtz discusses his subjects' careers and research, whether it's "Bond King" Jeffrey Gundlach, renowned economist Richard Thaler, or even celebrity chef Bobby Flay.
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While Saturday's vote marked an unmistakable victory for Republicans, polling and the raucous protests that surrounded the vote suggest it could come with consequences in next month's midterm elections.
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"We hope over the coming months our customers will use their flights to rediscover and appreciate Bowie's distinctive music and unmistakable sound through our specially selected content," D'Cruze said.
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This, as Olivier Roy has trenchantly argued in his recent book, Jihad and Death, is the unmistakable message of their actions, and it is everywhere emblazoned in jihadi talk.
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For all of their warmth, the angle of the sun is unmistakable; not as low as it will be as we move toward winter, but well on its way.
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She was older than the others I'd seen that week, her scrunched up face with a tiny nose and almond-shaped eyes unmistakable under a tangle of dark hair.
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The seven Burmese artists included, among them Myint and San Minn, displayed unmistakable signs of modern abstraction and hinted at what it was like to live under repressive conditions.
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He returned to action in Madrid after hernia surgery in January, and Federer needed precious little time to start sending unmistakable messages, with the Spanish crowd roaring its approval.
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Widely recognized for his unmistakable voice, Mr. Gottfried has had a storied career that started when he began doing stand-up in New York at the age of 15.
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" • In memoriam Dolores O'Riordan, the lead singer of the Irish band the Cranberries, lent an unmistakable sound to their alternative rock hits in the 1990s, including "Linger" and "Zombie.
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Niemeyer's influence on Brazil, and in particular, Rio, is unmistakable, but there is also a wealth of architecture, design and art across the city that reflects Brazil's rich past.
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"This is a clear and unmistakable signal that the commonwealth's case, with respect to those charges, was absolutely and unequivocally eviscerated," Theodore Simon, a lawyer for Luke Visser, said.
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When the Australian coach David Taylor began working with Naomi Osaka, a young Japanese player with a powerful serve, he said he made his focus on her serve unmistakable.
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After Lopetegui's firing, Pique tweeted a reference to Michigan's run, an unmistakable message that he, at least, believed the team could overcome the unusual circumstances it finds itself in.
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The pain in her voice was unmistakable because that is the same way I sounded just a couple of weeks ago when I relayed my trauma to a psychiatrist.
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If this puts you in the mood for souvenir shopping, Supermama next door has porcelain sets featuring the city's unmistakable skyline, designed in Singapore and made in Kyushu, Japan.
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He leaves behind an enduring legacy of kindness, with his loving world view having helped shape Sesame Street into the unmistakable force for good it remains to this day.
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Of his most unmistakable trademarks, it was his viper-intensity, his steely dedication and refusal to be made small by opponents, that defines him in the grandest of hues.
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"Numerous aspects of the JEDI evaluation process contained clear deficiencies, errors, and unmistakable bias — and it's important that these matters be examined and rectified," an Amazon spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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The legal protest was filed under seal to protect trade secrets, but Amazon previously announced that it believed there was "political influence" and "unmistakable bias" involved in the decision.
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The dictator's military green uniform is unmistakable, but before you read too much into it, the story's protagonist challenges the dictator and wins, only to become another militant ruler.
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While all these varied pronunciations add flavor to the language, they also have their pitfalls: Whenever British people speak, their fellow citizens immediately hear the unmistakable twang of class.
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Speaking in their unmistakable North Korean accents, these women share often funny or tearful episodes of life in the famine-struck Stalinist state or their dangerous journeys for freedom.
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But the political backdrop was unmistakable, and it was not the first time the independent senator has used the Capitol to advance his claim on the Democratic presidential nomination.
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It's impossible to think of a proven leader more mission-driven than Maher; hiring her would send an unmistakable message that, at the new Facebook, mission would always come first.
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Its metal body might be painted bright yellow, red, or pastel turquoise — often it's left in its natural silver tone — but its sturdy, curved legs and indented back are unmistakable.
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The first physician, a specialist Naito had known for 10 years, refused to acknowledge the results of the "off-the-scale" blood test that showed unmistakable signs of advanced cancer.
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The fate of the ship is an unmistakable message to an America that has long dominated the globe from its mighty aircraft carriers and sprawling network of hundreds of bases.
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It was really unmistakable: AGAIN, TO OUR VERY FOOLISH LEADER, DO NOT ATTACK SYRIA - IF YOU DO MANY VERY BAD THINGS WILL HAPPEN & FROM THAT FIGHT THE U.S. GETS NOTHING!
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As much as it pains us to say, the Jenner sisters are really pushing for a Von Dutch comeback — only this time, the unmistakable logo isn't just limited to hats.
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Soderbergh limits the basketball action to TV screens and YouTube clips, but at the heart of the movie is an unmistakable concern for the game, its pitfalls, and its future.
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Giger's is obviously most evident, but there's so much unmistakable Ron Cobb and Syd Mead design on the screen, and they all add something different that somehow blends together perfectly.
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But in key swing districts, large swaths of American voters are watching the campaign -- very closely, in fact -- with an unmistakable level of disgust, and little admiration for either candidate.
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And while the French have done respectably at Euro 286 and the 290 World Cup, beaten by the eventual winners in the quarterfinals of both tournaments, the pattern is unmistakable.
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It sends an unmistakable message that campus officials want to open a new chapter after the sobering revelations that toppled Mosqueda's two immediate predecessors and the university's president—all men.
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