Hard cash is still a common way of moving dirty money.
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The clips complement Baldwin's way of moving from paradox to paradox.
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That's what we need to reach a new way of moving around.
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This would allow for a fast and efficient way of moving forward.
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It's out of duty, and seemingly his and our way of moving forward.
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A way of moving through the world one fist-pump at a time.
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That's been my way of moving forward in new chapters of my life.
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Sincerity is, perhaps, not always a favoured way of moving through the world.
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Each piece has a prescribed way of moving and merely needs to be activated.
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And with that comes this cool, unhurried, decisive, linear way of moving through space.
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Here, she connects the reader to a dancer's intuitive way of moving bigger, with amplitude.
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Of course, that kind of about-face shouldn't get in the way of moving forward.
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Motion capture sensors recreate his unique way of moving for a CGI version of himself.
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And this piece, in many ways, is a way of moving forward by looking back.
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" And more stairs, too, constituting "a different way of moving around from room to room.
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"It's difficult to envision a practical way of moving that much air around," NOAA says.
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Wealth flows together because this is a better way of moving it, of enhancing its flow.
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"Throughout my career, I've found out that lava has a way of moving people," Magno added.
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And you will make mistakes, because failure is God's way of moving you in another direction.
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This is a way of moving forward, in our own direction and with our own voice.
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As a way of moving beyond its wine business, Constellation has been pushing into the cannabis industry.
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Or is it more of a network, a way of moving the dead around like electricity through wires?
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"It is a way of moving forward," an EU official said after three days of talks in Brussels.
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"VPNs are essentially a way of moving your trust," says Jacob Hoffman-Andrews, senior staff technologist at EFF.
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They're Apple's way of moving from smartphones and laptop screens to the physical spaces we spend time in.
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There's a way of moving with your eye and your camera that I haven't practiced in so long.
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Share files easilyScreenshot: GizmodoFinally, there is AirDrop, the super-simple way of moving files between devices made by Apple.
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The pandemic has created something fascinating: a new way of moving, a new way of dancing in the streets.
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The Florida Shuffle becomes a way of moving through life, and the only lens through which one understands it.
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He had a way of moving around quickly and mumbling and then all of the sudden saying something completely insightful.
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Through this playful way of moving through the works, learning what is going on later awakens a level of awareness.
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His fast way of moving through a level was legendary; Kaasjager was a "deadly dancer who played with his prey".
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The few remaining families say they are attached to the homes and the land or see no way of moving.
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But now there is a push for an unlikely, and nearly forgotten, way of moving cargo around Canada's remote frontier.
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Each of the 10 combatants has a distinct way of moving and special abilities that dramatically alters the way they fight.
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One way of moving that consensus would be to demand that Mrs Merkel goes as the price of a new deal.
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"I want to celebrate lesbian identity as a very specific and beautiful way of moving through the world," Maddy tells Broadly.
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As he gets to know them better, he finds that they have a very different way of moving through the world.
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As a way of moving forward, Noisey proposes a change in the way we talk about sexism in the music industry.
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Rodriguez had no way of moving backwards and it is the man inside the guard who controls movement along the vertical plane.
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Wojnarowicz's journals have a way of moving voice to page, and their incantatory qualities resonate with the force of traditional oral storytelling.
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Each character has a weight and a specific way of moving, and as time wears on, they stiffen and lose their personalities.
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The propellor is a proven way of moving vehicles through water, but I see potential in a far older idea: the whale tail.
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The same goes for other types of app if you can't see an obvious way of moving data between Android and iOS installs.
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It gives people who would otherwise be unable to access traditional financial services a simple, reliable and fast way of moving and saving money.
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"I got a new way of moving and I got my own voice," she sings in the film's "Run and Tell That," growling slightly.
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As the blockchain concept begins to scale and becomes an integral part of the economic system, it requires a generic way of moving information.
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BROWN Not in a literal way, but it's almost [Arcell's] journey to Evidence and discovering this way of moving that he didn't know about.
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Little of the conversation, however, has focused on what may be the greatest enabler, or hurdle, of this new way of moving: the public.
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Their job will be to impress the public—and get them to like the idea of a new way of moving through the sky.
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Larger ones, though, need a way of moving the dissolved gas into tissues too far from their body surfaces to be supplied by diffusion alone.
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The cost may reach $1 billion or more, but that cannot stand in the way of moving forward to make the city fit for habitation.
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Venezuela's opposition has yet to come up with a way of moving the shipments into the country, but Vecchio echoed Guaido's recent promise that Feb.
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Fellows, of Secret Garden Party, agrees that the immersive aspect of events inspired by Burning Man is a way of moving the festival game forward.
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The plots have a way of moving and the man being interred was widely hated and the clergyman extolling his virtues hasn't got a clue.
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These men think he is white: He's been passing with his light skin, which affords him a certain privileged way of moving through the world.
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The vehicle and the performance propose, however fantastically, a way of moving about urban space dependent less on environmental degradation and more on mutual aid.
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How, you wonder, did you not see it before, this particular road forward, this way of moving that no longer requires you to lead yourself astray?
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I don't know what the parallel is, but you have this really visceral, kinetic, technical, emotionally intense way of moving and students are latching onto it.
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Together, they have sought to improve the company's way of moving drugs from the laboratory into commercial products, something they acknowledge has not always worked efficiently.
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By actively seeking alternatives, always attempting to do things cheaper, faster, easier, craftier, step by step they are conceiving a whole new way of moving forward.
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"You know, when you live in a city, you have your way of moving in the city from one neighborhood to another," Buchakjian told me in July.
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A new study of people and their muscles concludes that each of us appears to have a particular way of moving, a physical "signature" that is ours alone.
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Dakota Access claims the pipeline would provide a safer, more environmentally friendly way of moving crude oil, compared to other modes of transportation, such as rail or trucks.
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We don't move like other people, I thought, and who is to say there are not things we have learned uniquely from our way of moving or being?
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ByteDance currently profits from having content on its social apps related to Tencent gameplay, so building its own content could be one way of moving away from that.
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To the extent that Joker feels unique, it's thanks to Joaquin Phoenix — and in particular, his way of moving as Arthur, which is at once graceful and grotesque.
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With their thick skins, their graceful way of moving on their toes and their ability to communicate to their herd without seeming to speak, elephants remind her of Ali.
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Still, in most places and over the long run, buses and trains are the most effective and cleanest way of moving large numbers of people large distances, he said.
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In developing the piece, his first for a ballet company, Mr. Abraham has been introducing his cast to a more released way of moving than ballet typically calls for.
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Balanchine probably didn't invent this off-balance way of moving; it was likely one of the brave new experiments of the post-revolutionary Russia in which he learned ballet.
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I just wanted to find a way of moving that I didn't completely hate so I could figure out what it means to have a flourishing relationship with my body.
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"Obviously, we're not doing the same movements — they're real people with their own way of moving, which is completely different from the way a two-foot penguin moves," he explained.
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It wasn't about whom or how they loved — it was what I saw as their way of moving through the world, what they demanded and what they didn't need to.
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It sounds like there's a bit more freedom when controlling the gimbal, and if that's true it could be a smoother way of moving the camera than the sometimes twitchy joystick.
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But if you're moving house one weekend, and that happens to be the week you have a trippy-ass trike, you're going to have to find another way of moving that sofa.
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While it approves most transactions, he wrote, we should "expect tensions to get worse" since Chinese companies are increasingly investing in foreign companies as a way of moving money out of China.
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"Any way you can reach out and help other people is a way of moving outside of yourself, and this is an important way to enhance your own strength," said Dr. Southwick.
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The sources said the organizers hope that face recognition is both a faster and more secure way of moving people issued official ID cards through restricted entrances while catching those using false credentials.
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Into the nineties and beyond, Katz found fresh subjects to explore: light falling through trees, or on fields of flowers; dancers and performers whose personal style or way of moving caught his eye.
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For the dancers, used to the kinetic motion of Petronio's productions, it means learning a new and unintuitive way of moving, following precise directions from dancers who knew Cunningham, who died in 2009.
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And yet Kraninger is touting a partnership with H&R Block to research how to nudge households to save in small increments as a way of "moving the needle" on households' financial problems.
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It was a way of moving beyond the finished objects of the first-generation minimalists by making things—ragged lengths of lead, pulled out into rooms—whose subject was the making of them.
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So that's a general problem caused partly by the inequality in where the growth is taking place in the US. The growth is so localized that many people have no way of moving.
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Development of such policies dominated a recent summit on climate-smart agriculture in Nairobi, where experts said they were the only way of moving from pilot projects to broad use of climate-smart farming.
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But most Republicans aren't letting some last-minute deal cutting that could mean billions of dollars in tax increases, tax cuts, or federal spending cuts get in the way of moving the bill along.
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Each of us appears to have a unique way of moving, a physical "signature" that is ours alone, like our face or fingerprints, according to a remarkable new study of people and their muscles.
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Characters in Studio Ghibli features have a particular way of moving that is more in tune with Japanese body language, and on the whole, animators use fewer drawings per second than in Western animation.
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That leaves Bardav — the company that owns and operates Snopes — with no way of moving the site to a new host or installing its own ads, said David Mikkelson, a founder of the site.
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But one of the most clever uses that Apple devised for 3D Touch (and the thing that probably keeps me from forgetting about it) is a super convenient way of moving around the cursor in iOS.
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But the various lives of creatures have led me to feel there might not be only one right way to express care, to feel allegiance, a love for place, a way of moving through the world.
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Their diversity was also reflected in their dancing; though all were obviously good tappers, each had his or her own way of moving — looser or more streamlined, lower to the ground or lighter on the feet.
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Samsung made it clear from its first major press conference post-Note 7 disaster that, while it was committing to future safety, the company wasn't going to let past mistakes get in the way of moving forward.
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A Warren or Sanders administration would almost certainly reject any such overtures, whereas Biden — like Obama before him — might see concessions on Social Security as a potentially viable way of moving the ball forward on other priorities.
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Ripple sells software to those institutions to let them transact on blockchain, which may one day give them access to the billions of "unbanked" people who currently lack a convenient way of moving that money across borders.
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Which is another way of saying that implementing Clinton's agenda would be a way of moving closer to Sanders's goals — so in pursuit of his goals, he's going to want to put her in the White House.
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I reread lines that are stunning, take my time moving through books where I feel like the writer really cares about words but isn't letting that desire to write beautifully get in the way of moving the story.
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What autonomous vehicles has done for us is given us the potential and the promise of a new way of moving around, and a new way of creating mobility, and a new way of solving real pain points in cities.
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Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel founded her namesake fashion house in 2000, and today she's widely credited with liberating women from their corsets by introducing jersey fabrics into her dresses, giving them an easier, more comfortable way of moving through the world.
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If you're managing some difficult partnerships, pointing out that arguing is wasting energy, time, and money could be a good way of moving past the bullshit and actually being able to have a meaningful, head-on discussion about what's going on.
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Sure, I'd very much like to weigh in, but I would do it cautiously and knowing that it is useless to say, "Lila has little or nothing to do with that body, that face, that gaze, that way of moving," etc.
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Does the identity of a choreographer's work reside in the dancers and their specific way of moving, or does it lie in the dances themselves, if such a thing can be conceived of in an art that has no original texts?
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"People are just realizing that congestion and pollution have reached a tipping point and that you can't just add more roads – space is very finite and a private car is just not a very efficient way of moving people around," he said.
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"People are just realizing that congestion and pollution have reached a tipping point and that you can't just add more roads – space is very finite and a private car is just not a very efficient way of moving people around," he said.
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" Because Ms. McIntyre comes from modern dance, "her whole idiom and way of being is completely different," said Ms. Johnson, who believes that it is important for ballet dancers "to understand a different way of moving and a different source for their work.
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Moran Cerf, an assistant professor of marketing at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, said some people believe that dreams are a way of moving memories from short-term to long-term memory, or a way to elevate suppressed thoughts.
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In her own words Bodunrin says 'there is a magical way of moving images that can immerse people', it is some of this 'magic' which if applied to more conventional methods of storytelling could see Bodunrin become a seminal artist and filmmaker of her generation.
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On Singles' Day last year, a day of frenetic online commerce, Alipay processed $25bn in transactions, 60% of them via mobile phones Safaricom turned M-PESA into a general money-transfer system which became the most popular way of moving money around in Kenya.
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The scientists behind CRAM, Kaushik Jayaram and Robert Full, thought the cockroach's unique way of moving and its general imperviousness to destruction made it the perfect inspiration for a rescue bot, which would need to be able to hunt through rubble and confined spaces.
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It's the only one that's free to ride, but what really makes it distinct is the palpable sense that is more than just a way of moving people around: It's a movement — one that, judging by the crowds riding on weekends, transcends age and ethnicity.
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Damian Salas, assistant dean at Drexel University's Charles D. Close School of Entrepreneurship in Philadelphia, agreed that the ideas behind the five conditions were not new, but said their combination was novel and could offer second-stage companies a way of moving to the next level.
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"A lot of the emphasis in urban renewal was on the 'new' part of renewal — that this was a way of moving forward," said Lawrence Vale, a professor of urban design and planning at M.I.T. But that progress came at the expense of communities as they were bulldozed.
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"Each artist has their own persona, their own way of moving, their own physical stature and their own energy, so all these come into play," said Cindy Blackman Santana, a jazz artist who was also a touring drummer for Lenny Kravitz and Santana, and one of the drummers captured by SceneFour.
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BT: I think blockchain gets confused with crypto and ultimately, it's just a better system of piping, a more efficient way of moving data across a ledger from Point A to Point B and done n a way where it's distributed across lots of different places so that it's more secure and less hackable.
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Amazingly, while HP's board and management have also declared publicly that they recognize the potential benefits of consolidation, the only thing standing in the way of moving quickly toward a combination that could yield $2+ billion of cost synergies is HP's board and management's unreasonable refusal to engage in a customary mutual due diligence process.
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Something as specialized as a spider's unique way of moving all the legs and stuff, which you can't reuse for any monster on any level, it's just not something we can really use the resources on for one monster when we could be creating baseline animations and skeletons that can actually contribute to have more monsters in the roster.
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It seems ideal for moving a few items at once, rather than the contents of an entire folder, but it's still a huge improvement over the old way of moving things around, where every item felt locked into an app until it went through the magic "share sheet" and got spit out on the other side.
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Writing about Hemingway in this magazine in 1998, Didion noted: The very grammar of a Hemingway sentence dictated, or was dictated by, a certain way of looking at the world, a way of looking but not joining, a way of moving through but not attaching, a kind of romantic individualism distinctly adapted to its time and source.
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You know that this limp could be mistaken for some kind of affect, some lame attempt at gangsta lean, but on some level that you maybe don't even acknowledge you know that walking like you do subverts the straight-postured upright citizenly way of moving one's arms and feet just so, to express obedience, to pledge allegiance to a way of life and to a nation and its laws.
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"They were trained to design without much consideration for how a highway might impact urban fabric — they were worried about the most efficient way of moving people from A to B." As a result, the official plans dictated that highways cut directly through the core of virtually every major city in order to bring commuters from newly growing suburbs in and out: This document was the basis for the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1956, which birthed the interstate system.
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They were all of them scared out of their minds even while stoned, but you'd see, what was it, the eyes too open, too reactive to movement or the glint of the sun on passing scooter windshields; eyes too certain they could see it coming, the moment, the fell turn; a crouchy way of moving around even when the guy had no gear to hump; and it all amounted to a greed to go on living, laced with the knowledge it was not to be.
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