I suppose the conversation would veer from: How to live?
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Nor can they veer from the centre by pandering to nativism.
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This style can veer from charming to kitschy, depending on your sensibilities.
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James's jokes veer from hyperbole to understatement, self-deprecating to disarmingly uncensored.
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Coats has also shown a tendency to veer from the Trump songbook.
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It did not take long for Trump to veer from inspiration to denigration.
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A movie can veer from broad comedy to high melodrama in an instant.
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But he insists even a high-tech PACE program cannot veer from its origins.
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Ties My brother had special needs and could quickly veer from loving to violent.
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As usual, surfaces veer from waxy to glossy to satiny to everything in between.
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Her sentences veer from funny to shiveringly lovely and back again with no discernible effort.
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Mr. Trump could also, despite his pledge, veer from the list and pick someone else.
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But leaders abandoned that idea, leaving Congress to veer from continuing resolution to continuing resolution.
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In class, my focus would veer from lectures and presentations to the throbbing in my brain.
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His policies veer from shopworn banalities (lifelong learning) to flights of fancy (regionally set interest rates).
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Both would veer from the course set by the moderate Mr Santos, but in different directions.
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This is where your legal obligations (or lack thereof) may veer from a good sales strategy.
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That single exam set children like Kanojia on one path with little ability to veer from it.
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When they veer from that role, there's a good chance they'll pay for it in some way.
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The bottom line: Given its jurisdiction, the Oversight Committee will most likely veer from topic to topic.
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This kind of financial firefighting only guarantees you'll veer from crisis to crisis as your credit score burns.
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And the Fed did in one place veer from using consolidated assets when applying regulations to foreign banks.
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Normally developing teenagers veer from egoistic to altruistic, from cynical to whimsical and from wily to utterly sincere.
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I guess it's asking too much for people to veer from the tried-and-true under such circumstances.
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Others have raised questions about whether his messages about Trump veer from protected religious expression to political endorsement.
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Trump's tweets on surveillance marked the second time this week that he appeared to veer from the administration's position.
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The anticipated bad news is poised to be one more area where Trump could veer from the party message.
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When both Trump and the Saudis appeared to veer from this more cooperative course, the Turkish revelations again accelerated.
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He will also veer from the spirit of Shakespeare more than anyone else, slyly smuggling in pop-culture references.
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Long winters veer from mild to hellish, while brief, wet summers can be chilly when the sun goes down.
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That first briefing also revealed Spicer's willingness to veer from established facts in order to make the boss happy.
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Even when they veer from oversize looks, they do it together seen below at the 2016 wearing laid back jeans.
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If Mack didn't find a job this trip around the Sun, she was planning to veer from the academic track.
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Because it seems to me we just veer from one to the other, back and forth, over and over again.
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I had to think very carefully whether I wanted to do that or not, because I'd never veer from nonfiction.
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Why is it so rare for genres — the biopic, the western, the gangster movie — to veer from the same subjects?
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For Nixon, the film is an opportunity to demonstrate once again her ability to veer from warmth and vulnerability to prickliness.
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What starts to creep into the conversation is how much you veer from the source material and how much you don't.
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He talks in a forceful breathiness that can veer from wise-ass playfulness to high dudgeon in the turn of a phrase.
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It takes time to develop a direction that feels so in-the-bones right that you never want to veer from it.
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Then the driver accelerated and began to veer from one side of the road to the other, "plowing into people," she said.
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Clinton veer from admiration, mostly among women and civil libertarians, to distaste, mostly among male policy makers and an often nationalistic public.
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Gaga can veer from bizarre to sensuous to tactile, and is about, as Mr. Naharin has said, finding a connection to groove.
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We veer from a screaming match to a tragedy; from a controversy to a hate crime; from a scandal to an emergency.
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Mir's conversations veer from discussions of her project attempting to capture the "Hubble aesthetic" to how agencies choose astronauts — scientists or pilots?
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Furthermore any attempt to veer from our requests will be viewed as obstruction of justice and dealt with as prescribed under the law.
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Above all, crop rotation practices help farmers achieve the best potential for their crops, which is why they rarely veer from this procedure.
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At the same time, however, NATO must remain open to dialogue and cooperation should Mr. Putin decide to veer from his confrontational path.
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At times, the stories veer from Overtown specifically to delve into the black experience in America, of which the neighborhood is a part.
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Her predictions veer from the preposterous (crops will remain untended while farmers film their cows) to the clichéd (a celebrity will be president).
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I figured I could veer from the tyranny of the shakes as long as I adhered to the constraints dictated by the cleanse.
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I guess it hadn't occurred to me that a medical-malpractice trial might veer from light comedy to bleak drama and back again.
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Throughout his presidency, President Trump has consistently played to his most loyal supporters to make sure that they never veer from their political home.
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Mr. Trump is not expected to veer from his demands for billions of dollars in funding for border security, including some kind of barrier.
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Take "Big Smile," a 90-second howl and sprint, and the title track, only slightly longer — songs that barely veer from the genre's blueprint.
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Duterte has said nothing to suggest that once he takes office, he would veer from his unorthodox style or heed advisors' recommendations to act presidential.
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And whatever it is that you want in life … make it be inspiring in helping be a good person and just don't veer from your soul.
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Another thing about news conferences is that everyone has their own agenda, which means questions can veer from topic to topic violently enough to cause whiplash.
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This is why SB13 can veer from Lawrence Abu Hamdan's chilling sound piece on Syria's notorious Saydnaya prison to Allora and Calzadilla's parrot perspective on humanity.
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They also won because their manager didn&apost veer from the script that got them there, even if a game earlier it all seemed to go awry.
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As it turned out, the extent to which Mr Trump proceeded to veer from darkness to light on North Korea looked like an astonishing proof of naivety.
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We know that if we make too many mistakes or veer from our common ground of focusing only on core standards of journalism we will lose credibility.
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But the film is the story of body healing, soul transference and a number of topics that veer from the simple, let's-make-the-perfect-human story.
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The last week alone has shown how often Memphis, where about one-quarter of the roughly 650,000 residents live in poverty, can veer from hope to despair.
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For example, he helped to develop a technique for market definition that was incorporated into the Justice Department and FTC's merger guidelines, which he's unlikely to veer from.
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Society is supposed to work on this principle, though in reality, officials are known to occasionally veer from their role as honest, impartial defenders of the public good.
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Isabel Leonard, a mezzo-soprano who can veer from exuberance to exasperation in the blink of an eye, stars in the Metropolitan Opera's production, opening on Oct. 19.
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She started to veer from a more traditional journalism track in the early 1980s, when she began reporting on a mysterious string of cattle mutilations across the West.
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The car didn't veer from side to side like some semi-autonomous vehicles tend to do, and the safety driver never had to take over because something went wrong.
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Trump has shown a penchant for shaking up staid Washington traditions, but it's unclear whether he will veer from the usual format for State of the Union-style speeches.
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His tone can veer from chatty — he writes of collagen that "splorts" — to overly academic, and there is enough repetition that one could wish for a sharper editorial scalpel.
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Yet, at moments earlier this year, Mr. Trump appeared to veer from his fealty to the organization's agenda of opposing nearly all new proposals to restrict access to firearms.
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However, he has said that while he favors a rules-based approach, the Fed simply would have to articulate its reasons should it decide to veer from the Taylor rule.
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Opportunity exists for the movie to veer from the novel and deliver a daring twist, but that notion is quickly dismissed, and it becomes obvious what is really going on.
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Her idea of 21st-century pop fuses giddily artificial productions by A.G. Cook with sturdy pop hooks and lyrics that veer from glamorous-life braggadocio to (calculated) glimmers of vulnerability.
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For many senior bankers, eye-watering losses and regulatory crackdowns are part of the cold calculation of a Wall Street career that can, quite suddenly, veer from triumph to ignominy.
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If you&aposre ready to veer from the factory setting standard American female voice your iPhone uses to chat with you, there&aposs a simple way to make voice modifications.
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Famous for investigating artists who veer from the trap of consensus, Yau writes extensively about Jay DeFeo, Hilma af Klint, Katherine Bradford, Barbara Takenaga, Forrest Bess, Simon Gouverneur, and many others.
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WHAT TO DO For couples: Couples who want to experience the "real" Barcelona can find a number of authentic activities that veer from the standard stroll down to la Sagrada Família.
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The Federal Reserve would only veer from its plans to reduce the trillions in stimulus it has provided if the economy were to undergo an unforeseen shock, Chair Janet Yellen said.
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The Fairlight CMI-composed record is full of pop songs that veer from cheesy to head-scratching to straight-up terrifying, but once this album clicks, it stays in your consciousness forever.
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Former Vice President and 133 Democratic candidate Joe Biden's rebuttals to a question during the third debate in Houston, Texas, on Thursday appeared to veer from one stream of thought to another.
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Such uses veer from the spice's traditional role in Levantine cuisine, often as a finishing touch on plates of hummus, sizzling spears of kebabs or blended with red bell peppers in muhammara.
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While some players rarely veer from a path between their hotel and the courts each week, Tsitsipas frequently struck out on his own with his camera, exploring as much as he could.
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Former Vice President and 2020 election Democratic candidate Joe Biden's rebuttals to a question during the third debate in Houston, Texas, on Thursday appeared to veer from one stream of thought to another.
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Two things stand out about the foreign policy messages Mr. Trump has posted on Twitter since taking office: How far they veer from the traditional ways American presidents express themselves, let alone handle diplomacy.
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Mr. Trump pointed to Mr. Schiff's summary of portions of the exchange between the president and Mr. Zelensky and how they veer from the reconstructed transcript of the call released by the White House.
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My cosmetics bag is a mix of neutrals — browns, pinky-nudes, and golds — and the wildest I ever veer from my no-makeup makeup look is a slick of red lipstick on a Saturday night.
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He does not want the United States to veer from its stated policy of focusing only on the fight in Syria against the Islamic State — and avoid delving into the country's seven-year civil war.
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After watching the teen show veer from tone to tone and have relentless ills befall its leading lady Patty Bladell (Debby Ryan), nothing else can go sideways in these last few seconds of Insatiable, right?
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"Sexting can be seen as the modern day love letter, but when nude photos enter the equation, it can veer from harmless flirting to viral sharing," sex expert Emily Morse said in a press release.
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Buy it here >>"Little weirds" is what actor and comedian Jenny Slate is calling her latest collection of eclectic writings that veer from the funny, to the heartbreaking, to the profound (and yes, the deeply odd).
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More than half a century later, she still champions the primacy of internal motivation and the potency of improvisation in spirited works that veer from tranquil to frenetic and find harmony between the virtuosic and the pedestrian.
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Many of the activities veer from the planned course of action (a discussion of "Desirability Politix & Healing," for example) and become an opportunity for attendees to speak into the microphone about their experiences with appearance-based maltreatment.
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Edelstein was often in the kitchen of what was called the Polish Tea Room — a poke at the upscale Russian Tea Room — cooking from her recipes or making sure her chefs did not veer from her instructions.
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The 20-odd corny, zany, iodized salt-of-the-earth townsfolk are all played by Mr. Heller and Mr. Souhrada, though really mostly by Mr. Souhrada, whose ability to veer from character to character to character risks whiplash.
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But where dark web intellectuals veer from analysis of that phenomenon into self-pity is in their consistent tendency to treat all skeptical criticism of their purported commitment to truth-seeking as further symptoms of political correctness gone mad.
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Wizards Unite does veer from the formula a bit: each foundable is guarded by a confoundable (because it "confounds" your ability to return the foundable to where it came from), which requires one of several spells to be cast to defeat.
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Speaking on Friday on the sidelines of the gathering of finance ministers and central bank governors in Bari, the official said there was a consensus not to veer from the message delivered by the G20 in Baden Baden two months ago.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Top Federal Reserve officials on Thursday showed little sign they are ready to veer from their patient stance on interest rates despite bond markets pointing to concern that the U.S.-China trade war will hurt growth.
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Given this show's defining knack for upending expectations, the long-promised battle for control of the kingdom seems sure to veer from the usual "good guys meet bad guys, blow stuff up, suffer losses but prevail in the end" script.
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Creators who continuously criticize other people on the platform as a main priority on their own channel — meaning those who veer from thoughtful commentary into more hurtful content — are part of what the company is trying to curb, Wojcicki said.
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Nearly 90 percent of corporate travel managers surveyed by the Association of Corporate Travel Executives said they use "visual guilt," these cues to remind travelers they're about to veer from the company policy, by booking a certain airline, accommodation or price.
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The projections for further tightening, together with indications that the Fed will not veer from a related effort to winnow its vast holdings of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities, helped accelerate the selloff in both stock and corporate debt markets.
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Its main love story cuts a few corners here and there, and the finale works a little too hard to veer from the moment of its main characters' ultimate triumph to the dark turn that will propel us into season two.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO, May 30 (Reuters) - Top Federal Reserve officials on Thursday showed little sign they are ready to veer from their patient stance on interest rates despite bond markets pointing to concern that the U.S.-China trade war will hurt growth.
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Over the past few years, Gnod have steadily emerged as one of the most captivating underground acts in the UK. Vehemently averse to stagnation, their sonic experiments veer from Hawkwind-like space rock to homebrewed industrial techno, incorporating virtually everything in between.
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In the second day of semi-annual testimony on Capitol Hill, Powell did not veer from the line he took a day earlier before the House Financial Services Committee, when he pledged the Fed would "act as appropriate" to defend the economy.
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The experience in Detroit illustrates the grave consequences that can result for municipalities and their residents when oversight boards veer from this model and instead take the route of focusing on debt restructuring and in doing so destroy the jurisdiction's access to the capital markets.
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She also has a notably mixed voting record, and associations that veer from certain progressive causes to the apparent courting of such strongmen as Narendra Modi, Bashar al-Assad, and Abdel Fattah el-Sisi (not to mention Trump)—this zigzagging path through positions is vexing.
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However Johnson was forced to veer from the gameplan and break cover this week when he was faced with exactly the kind of negative publicity his team had hoped to avoid, after a neighbor called the police upon hearing Johnson and his girlfriend shouting and smashing plates.
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And looking through that window, the picture looks bleak for the US. Taking the drastic steps some parts of the country are now taking, like the California stay-at-home order, gives us a chance — not a guarantee, to be clear — to veer from the Italian trajectory.
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" P.S. N.Y. Times front-pager, "Countries See Executive Disorder in Trump's Foreign Policy Tweets": "Two things stand out about the foreign policy messages Mr. Trump has posted on Twitter since taking office: How far they veer from the traditional ways American presidents express themselves, let alone handle diplomacy.
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The former special counsel had been reluctant to testify and has said his testimony would not veer from his 85033-page report that did not establish a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Russian government, and neither implicated nor exonerated the president on obstruction of justice charges.
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Unlike Martin Compston, who plays a comparable character in "Line of Duty," or Lennie James, who was excellent as the villain in that show's first season, Madden doesn't do enough to distract us when Mercurio's plot twists veer from reality or his characters refuse to act like rational humans.
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Guaranteed job, leave, vacation and retirement "guaranteeing a job with a family-sustaining wage, adequate family and medical leave, paid vacations, and retirement security to all people of the United States" Here we veer from the climate change portion of the document to goals that seem even more difficult to achieve.
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To the frustration of some of his advisers, Mr. Sanders has shown no willingness to veer from his social justice catechism to tell voters the personal details of his life's journey, banking that an electorate that could elect Donald J. Trump to the White House no longer needs such political rituals.
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Patrick Hidalgo, 39, an entrepreneur who was director of the White House Business Council under President Barack Obama, suggested that some Cuban-Americans born in the United States are more concerned with what's happening here than with Cuba's future under a new president who is unlikely to veer from Raúl Castro's hard line.
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Though the restaurants in Little Saigon, run by an older generation of Vietnamese immigrants, don't tend to veer from traditional fillings, the Phams, when they're feeling more experimental, color the batter a pale yellow with a pinch of turmeric, or make vegetarian versions with a jackfruit filling, seasoned with soy instead of fish sauce.
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Among the more noteworthy of his peers I might include Dirty & Rowdy Family Winery, which makes wines from grapes less esteemed in California, like chenin blanc, mourvèdre and sémillon; and Broc Cellars, whose proprietor, Chris Brockway, crisscrosses California wine country looking for grapes that can veer from the familiar, zinfandel, to the wildly obscure, counoise.
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This is a completely incomplete list of the places we like to go and the things we like to do in the dark, so if you're planning a trip here sometime soon think of this as a solid template for a good time but don't be afraid to veer from our well-trodden path.
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So if R9 is going to be another musical wild card – exposing listeners to genres that have much in common with the popular song structure driving SoundCloud rap (sparse tracks, fast digital beats, and lyrics that sharply veer from social justice issues to sex to violence in the space of a few bars) – then bring it on.
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But Mr. Wildstein resisted attempts to veer from the prosecution's charges: that he had conspired with two top Christie aides, Mr. Baroni, the governor's former top staff appointee at the Port Authority, and Bridget Anne Kelly, a former deputy chief of staff to the governor, to close the lanes for four days in September 2013 to create a traffic jam they knew would punish a mayor who had declined to endorse the governor's re-election.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee announced that it agreed with the Intelligence Community's assessment that Russia sought to interfere in the 2016 election to help Trump and hurt Hillary ClintonTrump lawyer Rudy Giuliani told CNN's Dana Bash that he had been told by the special counsel's office that they did not believe they could indict a sitting presidentFormer Secretary of State Rex Tillerson seemed to troll his former boss in a speech at VMI, warning of the dangers of those who veer from facts.
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" Occasionally, Ritter's virtuoso solo will take in literature too, but even then his predilections tend to veer from the canon, with ruminations on Robert Musil followed by a portrait of his second cousin Alois Musil, an Austro-Hungarian priest who'd "set off, on camelback, in the company of a few Ottoman gendarmes 'loaned' by the kaimmakam of Akaba, into the desert to find the famous pleasure castle of Qasr Tuba, which no one had heard of for centuries, except the Bedouins.
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