Sister Margaret's School for Wayward Children is hitting the road.
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He faces a tough transition from wayward prince to king.
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Ah, the gentle, carefree life of a wayward college student.
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Clinton said, punching at the air like a wayward boxer.
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She's a staggeringly wealthy society girl with a wayward streak.
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Or, as the first immigration official called them: wayward women.
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Jenkins intercepted the wayward pass and dashed upfield 62 yards.
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Beijing considers the island a wayward province of "one China".
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To retrieve a wayward drumstick, according to NBA reporter Gerald Bourguet.
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Even so, targeting small, wayward firms is smarter than blanket tariffs.
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In "Finding Nemo," Dory helped Nemo's dad find his wayward son.
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It wasn't a Jock Jams soundtrack that brought wayward Republicans together.
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This is the punishment you inflict on a wayward home appliance.
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Wayward addiction and behavioral problems of bots fanned flames of panic.
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"Wayward and arbitrary" law enforcement would be strictly prevented, it added.
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Most of these have involved trying to rein in wayward soldiers.
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A universal tale of wayward adolescence is woven into complex context.
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There are stretches of hazy, wayward chords spiked with unnerving clusters.
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Wayward Sky, on the other hand, is rather modest and pleasant.
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The wayward product of a strict religious upbringing in Oakland, Calif.
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Beijing considers the democratic island a wayward province of "one China".
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On race day, hay bales are positioned to protect wayward racers.
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"Supernatural" fans will love "Carry On My Wayward Son" by Kansas.
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Her more recent problems subsided after the wayward lens was removed.
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Growing up in Brooklyn, Mr. Wilson idolized his brothers' wayward lifestyles.
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The fan-pitched series was called Wayward Daughters, a reference to the fact that Kansas' "Carry On Wayward Son" plays during each season finale, and would have starred four women who had memorable runs on Supernatural.
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Donald Trump's administration has been enlisting China to squeeze its wayward ally.
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My hair lives in the wayward land between wavy and stick-straight.
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Elsewhere, Elsie continued to dig into the mystery of the wayward host.
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Brasert likens his gym to a home for wayward Muay Thai souls.
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And yet I find myself feeling self-conscious about my wayward neurons.
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There are better ways of disciplining wayward companies, such as prosecuting managers.
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He laid down the law to wayward band members and predatory managers.
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That will be fodder for heated attacks and even wayward campaign promises.
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I think they may have been not human beings but wayward angels.
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So you watch, hopefully smothering any wayward spark before it gets going.
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Elsewhere, China's sheer size could pull wayward countries back into its orbit.
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Sightings since then turned out to be wayward visitors from the West.
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"Emile was across the hall, playing music at wayward volumes," Tillman recalled.
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Companies can even purchase a type of "disgrace insurance" against wayward executives.
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The wayward humpback whale spotted swimming in London's River Thames has died.
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The accusations, untruths and wayward exclamation points piled up by the paragraph.
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It was meant to be an institution for wayward and troubled youth.
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Nuclear brinksmanship was, for decades, a figment of a bygone, wayward era.
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If your first instinct is to just cut out the wayward nail — don't.
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"Wayward Sisters" didn't quite pull off fleshing out all its ensemble character dynamics.
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Decisions on offender management and work with wayward youths will be made locally.
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And as a police officer goes to "arrest" a wayward sheep, hilarity ensues.
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Hoping for salvation, these wayward souls attempt atonement in their own bizarre ways.
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He was wayward off the tee, and found just five greens in regulation.
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Federer took charge from the opening point, while Monfils kept hitting wayward shots.
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But what happens when the parents are wayward and the child their rescuer?
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The federal courts could restrain the Corps's wayward misinterpretation of normal farming activities.
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Trophy and canned hunting may not seem like a wayward activity to some.
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She fired 15 winners against the wayward Yastremska, who committed 31 unforced errors.
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Bran isn't the only wayward Stark to be back home in Winterfell, however.
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What, then, are we learning about Congress's ability to check a wayward president?
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Welcome to the MTV Video Music Awards, the wayward little sister of awards shows.
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Just squeeze a dollop onto your fingers and distribute it on your wayward strands.
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A recent law seeks to pin wayward doctors to their official place of work.
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And thus, the fateful tale of the wayward corgi came to a fortuitous conclusion.
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Johnson hit a couple of wayward drives, but was otherwise a model of consistency.
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Her first symphonic work served as a kind of marker for her wayward career.
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Occasionally an anarchist scoops up a wayward hatchling to redirect it toward the ocean.
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China deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary.
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China views Taiwan as a wayward province, with no right to formal foreign ties.
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Puzzles aside, what makes Wayward Sky work so well is a sense of style.
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Beijing considers democratic Taiwan a wayward province, ineligible for formal ties with other nations.
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But EIA's fossil-friendly forecasts can cause more lasting damage than a wayward groundhog.
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China prefers a low boil, not a hot crisis, from its sometimes wayward protégé.
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It was his second year in a row attending to share his wayward journey.
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There are travelers, teachers, wayward lovers, and people who are up to no good.
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It could be a primordial black hole, or possibly a wayward cluster of stars.
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Their passing, hardly sharp at any point in the evening, grew increasingly lazy, wayward.
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But the interpretations had a straight-ahead rightness: there was nothing wayward or eccentric.
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What he wanted, he swore, was a wife to rein in his wayward passions.
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It's especially great for fans of Good Omens and Seanan McGuire's Wayward Children series.
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" Then the wayward Horizon Airlines ground service agent added, "I never really knew it.
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A focus on breathing will make it more difficult to introduce a wayward expression.
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China considers Taiwan a wayward province with no right to state-to-state relations.
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Here's what you need to know: • Call it the saga of the wayward warship.
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As Justice Antonin Scalia, dissenting alone, reminded a wayward Supreme Court in Morrison v.
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He deployed a harmonic language that, while rooted in tonality, was wayward and complex.
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China claims Taiwan as a wayward province with no right to state-to-state relations.
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The effect is of a rather wayward Bildungsroman of his path to becoming a neurosurgeon.
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But if I indulge his wayward behaviour, he might regret it when he grows up.
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China views Taiwan as a wayward province, with no right to state-to-state ties.
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McConnell is starting to play some real hardball with his wayward Republicans: He's threatening bipartisanship.
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The STB should stop this wayward path now, before the U.S. economy pays the price.
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The vast majority are those whom Mr Xi calls "flies", or wayward low-level ones.
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The pilot episode for Wayward Sisters is scheduled to air during Supernatural's upcoming 13th season.
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In the first movement, a long, wayward melodic line unfolds slowly, each phrase elaborately embellished.
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Wayward Sky: a cute, heartwarming VR adventure Many VR experiences overwhelm the player with spectacle.
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Plus, you might have seen the TV series based off his other novel, Wayward Pines.
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S.E. Hinton's iconic 1967 novel "The Outsiders" perfectly captured the angst of wayward male teens.
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He saw three people die — one crushed by a truck, two flattened by wayward containers.
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And why is Constance always trying to get Baker to find her wayward pet cat?
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Some are about illness and aging and caring for elderly parents and wayward adult children.
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Occasionally he thrusts a cheek over to the side to depress a wayward X button.
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But the Horseshoe is a bit of a home for wayward reprobates, which I was.
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China, however, considers Taiwan a wayward province with no right to state-to-state relations.
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The News skewered local politicians, lobbyists and entrenched interests, from wayward mayors to Donald Trump.
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The Chinese state media has praised the centers as leading wayward people toward modern civilization.
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But the European Union can no longer afford to treat wayward members with kid gloves.
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Beijing views Taiwan as a wayward province with no right to state-to-state ties.
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He was thankful to negotiate his back nine in even par after some wayward drives.
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The wayward public debate after disclosure of the Trump Jr. e-mails proves the point.
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Weather conditions made sure every race was wide open, and wayward shooting was quickly punished.
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One wayward driver in Mexico was certain his wrong turn had invited a police shakedown.
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Meanwhile, the spacecraft burned through precious fuel attempting to stabilize itself on a wayward course.
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His hands flew to his head in mortification as he watched the shot's wayward path.
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As he tacked across the water to retrieve the wayward vessel, he realized his mistake.
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Authorities quickly rounded up the wayward passengers and moved them back into a public area.
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China claims Taiwan as its own and considers the self-ruled island a wayward province.
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Vladimir Putin's Russia has famously employed hybrid war tactics to destabilize wayward neighbors like Ukraine.
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The discipline of stitching has given way to a wayward, irregular line akin to drawing.
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The beauty in the wayward, the fiction in the facts, and the thriving existence in the face of a blanked out history are the recurring motifs of Wayward Lives, and as a beautiful experiment in its own right, it shines through as a successful one.
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One doctor thought there must've been an underlying genetic mutation causing all of this wayward development.
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China considers Taiwan a wayward province, to be brought under its control by force if necessary.
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Severson turned the puck over near the Dallas blue line, a wayward pass intercepted by Janmark.
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That being said, I definitely took the team on a wayward path towards something very different.
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Mr Gabriel's wayward foreign policies, for example, are substantially explained by power struggles in the SPD.
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China considers Taiwan a wayward province, with no right to formal diplomatic ties with other countries.
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It almost makes sense that it would open for a sweet sequel about a wayward fish.
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China deems democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province, to be taken by force if needed.
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Her thoughts reach for her wayward brother like a living thing, like branches seeking the sun.
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"I hit a really wayward tee shot," said Ko after losing her ball at the 18th.
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According to the BBC, Gibb discovered the wayward mascot only an hour after she went missing.
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Her body was left unclaimed by a wayward court guardian and now resides at Hart Island.
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In the photography series, Mirus, the conceptual artist turns wayward pieces of garbage into still life.
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So Mr. Rahami offered his wayward son a shot: If he wanted, First American was his.
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They called off the rescue operation last week and shifted focus to recovering the wayward vessel.
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Challenging, instead of either enabling or disengaging from, a wayward friend is the path toward change.
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Hunted by dark forces for her power, Patience finds refuge with Jody and her wayward family.
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Interestingly, despite its wayward financial path, Wall Street has grown bullish on the Postal Service's outlook.
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A gas hauler named James Holden discovers a wayward ship shortly before his own is destroyed.
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These wayward kids, united in exile and in economy, make a home out of each other.
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China considers self-ruled and democratic Taiwan a wayward province ineligible for state-to-state relations.
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The way to treat a disease caused by wayward antibodies is, paradoxically, to add more antibodies.
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Harris got personal on fires, Klobuchar on wayward rivers, Booker on hurricanes, Warren on rising seas.
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The United States is the main arms supplier to Taiwan, which China deems a wayward province.
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ANGEL FACE Marion Cotillard plays a wayward mother who impulsively leaves her 8-year-old daughter.
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A month after Mr. Schreiber sent the wayward email, Mr. Sherman connected them a second time.
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The Rockets' wayward ball handling fueled the Celtics' run to the lead in the first quarter.
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Though his admiration flattered me, I didn't see my own wayward path as exotic or impressive.
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Kennedy's wayward comment about "political influence" reflects right-wing delight at the prospect of hurting Democrats.
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The British folkiness continues as the first verse introduces "a wayward lad" making a rural trek.
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She could not reconcile her knowledge of her sweet, awkward boy with this wayward, confident person.
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Beijing decided it had to respond strongly and to make an example of the wayward politicians.
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He even tried out for the Kansas City Royals, but a wayward pitch broke his collarbone.
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The author notes Jon's wayward eye, and the way his girlfriend does not entirely trust him.
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"Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments" is a rich resurrection of a forgotten history, which is Hartman's specialty.
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A wayward GOAT returning against a champion one division up is hardly worth getting sanctimonious over.
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In Another Lost Phone, players assume the role of a person who's picked up a wayward phone.
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Before that, Rose hit a wayward tee shot, and one unfortunate fan thought she had a souvenir.
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CEO Peter Daou isn't just a wayward founder who lucked into a Hillary endorsement of his product.
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China considers Taiwan a wayward province, with no right to formal diplomatic relations with any other country.
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In The Jinx, Robert Durst confessed to murder by way of a wayward recorder in a bathroom.
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China considers Taiwan a wayward province with no right to formal diplomatic relations with any other country.
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China views Taiwan as a wayward province to be brought under Beijing's control, by force if necessary.
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If you see this wayward bear strolling the streets of LA, please feel free to feed him.
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Despite the subsequent disavowals, the Tulagi scheme was not the misguided initiative of a wayward provincial premier.
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Liverpool discarded Carroll as much for his wayward lifestyle as for the injuries he broke down with.
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Supernatural is coming back this fall and a spin-off, Wayward Sisters, is on the way, too.
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He gets his prostate checked (by a chipper Danny DeVito), and he rails on his wayward students.
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This duty extends to tax returns and wayward accountants may be sued for a breach of duty.
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We millennial-adjacents may seem wayward and indecisive -- but we're light years ahead on all those issues.
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" We were tired, we just wanted to go record, and he pulls out "Carry On Wayward Son.
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It's dangerous, though, for marginalized citizens to depend on the rich and powerful to "punish" wayward politicians.
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Of course, it wasn't that common or accepted to be a wayward wordsmith in the last century.
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Strange could easily be seen as a wayward and prideful student just waiting to fall from grace.
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She also points out that years under this sign can cause some to feel wayward or scattered.
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The "stray" in episode is the wayward host that Elsie and Stubbs set out to track down.
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Like wayward electrons, they can spin away from their initial orbit and enter a wider magnetic field.
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China regards the island as a wayward Chinese province with no right to state-to-state relations.
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China claims self-ruled and democratic Taiwan as its own and views it as a wayward province.
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He has a sure fastball, and his cutter rolls across the batting zone like a wayward marble.
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Using the power of the purse to hold a wayward behemoth to account is a good thing.
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The nerve, the gall,Three syllables and that's not allWicked, wily, wretched, weird,Warlike, wasteful, wayward, feared!
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In each case, Mr. Malloy's score was an inspired marriage of willfully wayward form and unlikely content.
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He's alternated between sweetness and confrontation with Mr. Trump, as he would with a wayward upstate legislator.
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His father, who came from South Carolina, was a gregarious but wayward man who battled health problems.
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The minority who has minimized his difference is now seen, by these peers, as the wayward child.
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McCormack is the willful and wayward Lila Cerullo, a person of infinite intelligence and perversity to match.
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In spite of his veneer of lifelong hat-tipping, Tiepolo was also a delightful, wayward, wily perversity.
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China views Taiwan as a wayward province, to be brought under Beijing's control by force if necessary.
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By its very nature, Wayward Son was bound to be a slighter book than Carry On is.
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All of which means that Wayward Son doesn't quite have the emotional weight of its fanfictional equivalent.
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Finally, a searching cello line breaks loose, sounding like intense yet wayward thoughts unfolding in endless phrases.
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Beijing considers Taiwan a wayward province that must be unified with the mainland by force, if necessary.
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That blue form diffuses a sense of wayward glamor to me by suggesting an anorexic, somnambulistic cat.
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But in a wayward, fast-moving world, a focus on history can root you, and offer perspective.
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China views Taiwan as a wayward province, to be brought under its control by force if necessary.
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And like anybody with a wayward family member, Earthlings can't help trying to figure out what went wrong.
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Nagle approaches the alt-right as a tangle of wayward factions, united in their loathing of the left.
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Residents who spoke with the Washington Post said he had an aura about him that attracted wayward youths.
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Woods can still be wayward off the tee, and he'll need to get acquainted with Augusta's greens again.
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Some local police unions have won even more protections for wayward officers in labor negotiations with city officials.
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For Mr. Carney, who has often praised Mr. Trump's message, the wayward calls signaled impressive grass-roots enthusiasm.
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But the brand name says it all: Fujitsu makes computers for enterprise, not for wayward millennials like me.
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Together, they talked Wayward Son, the perils of sequel-writing, and how to deal with a giant fandom.
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China has never renounced the use of force to take back Taiwan, which it deems a wayward province.
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Central America and the Caribbean have long supported self-ruled Taiwan, which China views as a wayward province.
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Therefore, the wayward fatty who dares to say something positive about fat must be put in her place.
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Wayward Sky was the only game besides Batman in which I found myself remotely invested in the characters.
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This is mostly so the instruments are shielded from wayward cosmic rays, which can also cause nuclei recoils.
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China considers self-ruled Taiwan a wayward province, to be brought under its control by force if necessary.
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The New York Times reports that Trump's team, fearing a convention coup, is cracking down on wayward delegates.
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From there the business grew, with Noodlecake porting popular games like Framed, Punch Quest, Qwop, and Wayward Souls.
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Has the Donald's wayward tongue, tweets, tics and tirades caused some troubling free associations on the Republican side?
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China considers self-ruled Taiwan a wayward province, to be brought under Beijing's control by force if needed.
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Hudson is charming, and as Lena's wayward sister Maya, Diane Farr brings actual humanity to a wacky trope.
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An attack on such systems could quickly have systemic consequences if it leads to wayward flows of money.
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If nothing else, Wayward Sky is a great example of the breadth of experiences virtual reality can offer.
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The wayward Israelites scattered at the sight of Gideon and his army, and returned to worshipping the Lord.
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Also, Gladys was pushing sixty and had bad knees: she needed to work with younger, less wayward charges.
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He took comfort, however, that most of his wayward drives headed in the same direction, to the right.
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Since getting out, his son "has been wayward," and has been away from home for months, McAllister wrote.
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The names of most of the characters in Saidiya Hartman's book Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments are not familiar.
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There's a wayward nun on the loose in New York City, committing grand larceny eight times a week.
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Ideas conceived around the world have often found this wayward former Danish colony to be an explosive nursery.
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But it also works because it gives you a simple choice: is my character, Wayward, simple about revenge?
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What he saw at the Scottish course was less potential for trouble with wayward drives than he expected.
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The appearance of the wayward swap wallaby, a species common in Eastern Australia, brought traffic to a halt.
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Clinton sought to portray herself as deeply skeptical of Wall Street and eager to punish its wayward leaders.
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Her path to this point was wayward to the extreme, but her mission hasn't wavered in the least.
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He said he was happy with it, despite wayward tee shots early, including his first using the driver.
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"Three Billboards" traces the wayward forms taken by the urge to get even in a small American town.
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WHY WON'T A WHITE KNIGHT RIDE INTO TOWN AND DISPENSE JUSTICE ONTO THIS CRETIN AND HIS WAYWARD TONGUE!
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Overcoming some of the dark, wayward thoughts that can rush to fill the lulls has also proved difficult.
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China, which claims Taiwan as a wayward province, said the elections showed people wanted peaceful relations with Beijing.
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WAYWARD LIVES, BEAUTIFUL EXPERIMENTS: Intimate Histories of Riotous Black Girls, Troublesome Women, and Queer Radicals, by Saidiya Hartman.
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Now, Yahoo looks like a serious news site (but somehow we can't move past that wayward exclamation point).
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China has never ruled out the use of force to reunite what it regards as a wayward province.
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China, which views self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province, has ramped up pressure to assert its sovereignty.
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Government officials called the Air Force counterintelligence agent "Wayward Storm," but her real name was Monica Elfriede Witt.
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The author of three cheerfully wayward novels and one essay collection, she has a keen and uninhibited imagination.
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Each chapter of Tuten's memoir precisely details a specific moment of realization, however wayward and, at times, harrowing.
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What could you possibly add to their vital internal conversations, at once so wayward and so self-possessed?
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Beijing has been ramping up pressure to assert its sovereignty over the island, which it considers a wayward province.
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The Vatican currently maintains full diplomatic ties with Taiwan, not China, which views Taiwan as merely a wayward province.
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This is bound to be short-lived because party elites tend to wrest control of a wayward party's direction.
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"I thought I was in the water," the 38-year-old told Golf Channel about his wayward tee shot.
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THE BIGGER PICTURE Though striking, the wayward election server is seen as just part of a much larger problem.
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With "Wayward Sisters," writers Robert Berens and Andrew Dabb seemed to have fully understood the importance of this recipe.
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This fall, YA superstar Rainbow Rowell will publish Wayward Son, one of the most anticipated books of the season.
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I hit a few wayward shots but I recovered well and that's what you have to do at majors.
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Ieremenko's skills were subsequently sought out by Artemy Radchenko, a slickly dressed ambitious 23-year-old with wayward connections.
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Same-sex marriage is legal in 27 countries, as well as Taiwan, which China regards as a wayward province.
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Apple already offers software features for helping device owners find their lost iPhone, misplaced Mac laptop, or wayward AirPods.
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Her parents worried about their wayward daughter so they confiscated her phone and confined her to their Dhaka apartment.
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Trump whistled for his glam squad, who came rushing over to tame the wayward hairs with strong-hold gel.
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Beijing has never renounced the use of force to bring what it considers a wayward province under its rule.
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Jones acts mainly in films, but appeared most recently on television as an enigmatic scientist in FOX's Wayward Pines.
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Pence, with his unimpeachable conservative credentials, has one job above all others: To bring wayward Republicans into the fold.
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China claims Taiwan as a wayward province and says it has no right to have diplomatic relations with anyone.
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China considers self-ruled and democratic Taiwan to be merely a wayward province, with no right to diplomatic relations.
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Her office has been aggressive in launching investigations against police forces that make international news with seemingly wayward tactics.
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China has never renounced the use of force to bring what it considers a wayward province under Chinese control.
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China claims self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province, to be brought under its control by force if needed.
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Besides, what could be more American than a bald eagle taking out a wayward drone at a Super Bowl?
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I know I'm probably dreaming, but I don't know of any other way to re-teach 535 wayward children!
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She is also flanked by several cyclists who act as bodyguards of sorts by keeping wayward pedestrians at bay.
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China views self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province, to be bought under its control by force if necessary.
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The wayward son returns penitent after stealing away from his father, and the latter accepts him with open arms.
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Best known for hits "Carry on Wayward Son" and "Dust in the Wind," Kansas formed in Topeka in 1973.
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Children's Books In tales of wayward children, parents are often a child's best allies in cleaning up the mess.
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In all, though, this was the most wayward of the Trifonov recitals I've attended: the mannerisms obscured the mastery.
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A recent Harvard-Harris poll shows just how far from the American mainstream the wayward Democratic leadership has wandered.
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Even children as young as 16 were closely monitored for signs of what Beijing considered to be wayward thinking.
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He lost the next point with another wayward forehand, allowing Edmund to serve for the match at 5-3.
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Since Mr. Xi came to power in 2012, the pressure on Mr. He and other wayward intellectuals has deepened.
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China views Taiwan as a wayward province and has not ruled out the use of force to ensure unification.
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On a private table in the restaurant's wine vault, it sat among the stemware like a wayward Halloween prop.
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Wayward Son, the Carry On sequel that comes out this week, is not quite so thrilling as its predecessor.
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But the curious saga of this possibly wayward cleric is also, or mostly, about the ruling junta's growing insecurity.
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Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments: Intimate Histories of Social Upheaval (2019) by Saidiya Hartman is published by W.W. Norton & Company.
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As Schilling croons about a wayward lover, you can feel her yearn for the idealized world in her imagination.
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Another comes stuffed with a piece of fried chicken, so big it breaks through one side like a wayward root.
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China has never renounced the use of force to bring Taiwan under its control, which it deems a wayward province.
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China views Taiwan as a wayward province and has been ramping up pressure to assert its sovereignty over the island.
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China considers Taiwan a wayward province and has never renounced the use of force to bring it under its control.
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Before long, Arsene Wenger had lost patience with a player who was increasingly wayward both on and off the pitch.
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His challenge, however, ended with a wayward shot which found trees on the 16th, leading to a triple-bogey seven.
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China has never renounced the use of force to take back Taiwan, an island it regards as a wayward province.
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The scene could be timeless if not for a wayward Budweiser can invading the picture near the bottom left corner.
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"If you see this wayward bear strolling the streets of LA, please feel free to feed him," this post said.
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She had been dispatched by the Party to try to lure her estranged, ideologically wayward husband back into the fold.
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Beijing deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken by force if necessary, especially if it makes moves toward independence.
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After a second wayward tee shot, he three-putts No.2 for another bogey and falls out of the lead.
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The tax plan very nearly failed on a procedural vote Thursday, before leadership corralled its wayward members back into line.
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Yes, a love story is emerging with Kim, and yes that love story will be complicated by Jimmy's wayward inclinations.
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The only outward hint of inner conflict is the wayward direction of the eyes, which implies both omniscience and blindness.
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At the very least, coalition partners might be able to bring down a truly wayward BJP government by leaving it.
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With 23:201 remaining, his wayward attempt to clear the puck went right through the legs of goaltender Laurent Brossoit.
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No members of the former government have been prosecuted for corruption, nor have any wayward soldiers been brought to book.
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And sometimes these occurrences result in local fighter jets paying the wayward aircraft a visit at the direction of NORAD.
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Taiwan, an island China considers a wayward province, has protested to Vietnam, Cambodia and Kenya for doing the same thing.
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Immediately, Jughead is jealous his mom abandoned him in Riverdale but is now nurturing so many other wayward teen boys.
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" In an email, Ms. Soloway said: "I see Eileen as a wayward walking country minister posing as a dyke poet.
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China considers self-ruled Taiwan to be a wayward province, to be brought under Beijing's control by force if necessary.
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One story out of Australia claims a school in Shepparton banned them after a wayward spinner injured a boy's eye.
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Broward County Sheriff&aposs Office firefighters collected the three wayward hatchlings in a bucket and returned them to the ocean.
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Like his friend and rival Augustine of Hippo, he led a wayward youth and converted to Christianity in early adulthood.
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Two summers ago, he had returned to Cleveland, a wayward son grown sated on the humid languor of South Beach.
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After consulting with his lawyers -- who, according to Credico, are well-aware of "my wayward lips" -- he declined the request.
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The men complained of too many wayward mayors (theirs is O.K., though, they said), too many agencies, too much corruption.
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It is they — not the wayward deviants of Boko Haram and Al Shabab — who represent the true face of Africa.
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History rarely pays attention to the stories of "wayward" girls born into poverty, still less to their desires and dreams.
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Back then, Diesel made clothing for wayward foreign exchange students spending their parents' money on bottle service and foam parties.
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China has never renounced the use of force to bring Taiwan under its control, viewing it as a wayward province.
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Emphasizing aversion to concentrated financial power, institutionalized political corruption, and a hopelessly wayward foreign policy would be a good start.
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China views Taiwan as a wayward province and has been ramping up pressure to assert its sovereignty over the island.
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Rory McIlroy's tee shot on the fifth hole was wayward left and an approach shot landed short of the green.
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Is he the wayward soul who has played large chunks of matches by simply going through the motions, essentially quitting?
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But it wasn't long before I succumbed to the surging vitality and diversity of its wayward throng of lost souls.
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As he and others shared their stories and wiped away tears, police officers closely monitored pedestrians, especially the wayward ones.
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China was reportedly angered by the move, as it has long-viewed the self-ruled island as a wayward province.
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But then, a caravan of more cars approached; apparently their GPS applications had taken them down her wayward road, too.
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Instead, Wayward Son gets its drive from its characters and from the reader's desire to spend time with those characters.
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China has never renounced the use of force to bring Taiwan, which China considers a wayward province, under its control.
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Elections are the only obvious, if indirect, way for the public to express its discontent with a wayward Supreme Court.
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Beijing regards the self-ruled island as a wayward province, to be brought under its rule by force if necessary.
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There are wayward keys, including a modern plastic keycard and an iron example from 1300-1450, detailed with a cross.
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At a time when the traditional church had trouble attracting young men, Long called himself a "spiritual daddy" to wayward teenagers.
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Shea expressed concern about a wayward WTO dispute settlement system and said the Appellate Body had overreached in some legal interpretations.
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The impetus to blog moved from the quick and dirty blogging world of my wayward youth into newsrooms around the country.
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This is the story of what happened to Jack and Jill before they arrived at Eleanor West's Home for Wayward Children.
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Sitting on your hands and watching recessions come and go in their wayward and unpredictable way is probably your best bet.
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Without a mole or whistle-blower lurking in the depths of a wayward polling firm, herding is virtually impossible to prove.
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But apart from a few wayward tempos on this occasion, he elicited committed, expressive and polished playing from the Philharmonic musicians.
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But if a wayward Manning pass comes his way with the end zone in sight, few would bet against another touchdown.
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As the plot continues its wayward, bonkers journey you can only watch with a mouth wide open at the unfolding events.
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We had a clear idea of the many ways "Wayward Sisters" could fail, because we've seen Supernatural fail many times before.
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Recently, a group of astronomers spotted the pair of wayward satellites, bringing the number of Jupiter's known moons to 22017. Nice.
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The mom simply went to work with a pair of tweezers while Sophia was sleeping to pluck away the wayward fuzz.
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Vincent is being held accountable for his wayward brother, whom he claims is off somewhere in Vietnam fighting in the military.
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Death, sex, longing, buzzkill parents, drama, being misunderstood, gangs, fights, wayward cousins, and heartbreak: It was all there 421 years ago.
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China claims self-ruled and democratic Taiwan as a wayward province, to be brought under its control by force if needed.
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China considers Taiwan a wayward province, and snapped official communications after the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party took office in 2016.
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Beijing leaders have started again touting "one country, two systems" as a model for Taiwan, which they consider a wayward province.
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President Trump is an unguided rocket, a carnival barker with the bully pulpit of the presidency amplifying his increasingly wayward tweets.
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Intelligibly pronouncing the wayward sentences of Faulkner or the clause-dense prose of Henry James surpasses the capabilities of many actors.
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And while some have dismissed it as wayward gossip, plenty of people are thrilled to find supposed proof in this PowerPoint.
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Wayward city leaders are blamed for protecting hard-working mothers and fathers and their children who seek to stay in America.
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Her most recent book, on the lives of young black women fleeing slavery, is "Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments," published in 2019.
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Despite some reports characterizing the wayward floaters as drunken college students, Mr. Kimball said participants were of diverse ages and backgrounds.
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How they repeatedly scouted the daily movements of their intended victims, the wayward bookie, Rudy Marfeo, and his bodyguard, Anthony Melei.
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The Senate is a totally different animal with more than just the three wayward total Republicans who could kill the bill.
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Democratic Taiwan is claimed by China as a wayward province and is the Communist Party's most sensitive and important territorial issue.
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China regards Taiwan as a wayward province and has never renounced the use of force to bring it under its control.
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Countertenor Iestyn Davies (playing Terry Rutland, Mark's "wayward" brother with designs on Marnie and on the firm) sang with impressive power.
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China deems Taiwan a wayward province and has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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China regards self-ruled and democratic Taiwan as a wayward territory, to be brought under Beijing's rule by force if necessary.
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He saw small patches of wayward cells on the bladder and the intestines and scattered across the abdominal and pelvic walls.
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But he extracted his revenge: He testified against them in federal trials, and scores of his wayward former associates were convicted.
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At a table nearby, local mom Amy Flores said guns are not the problem plaguing the country — it's a wayward culture.
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Robertson relieved Betances and proceeded to hit John Hicks on the hand — a wayward pitch that was apparently deemed an accident.
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China regards self-ruled and democratic Taiwan as a wayward province, to be brought under Beijing's rule by force if necessary.
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Experts considered him to be progressive-minded, and he sought to tighten discipline and make it easier to punish wayward officers.
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Harden also recorded 11 turnovers, all in the first half, but his wayward ballhandling did little to stem the offensive onslaught.
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If they resume full relations, the Vatican would have to break full relations with Taiwan, which Beijing considers a wayward province.
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China considers Taiwan a wayward province and has never ruled out the use of force to return it to the fold.
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China considers Taiwan a wayward province, and broke off official communication with the Taiwan government after Tsai took office in 2016.
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In some ways, though, Wayward Son feels almost too fun to read, or at least too fun to be fully satisfying.
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Bleating "let me go, you're pathetic," Tessa Bonham Jones's emotionally wayward Helena completes an anxious quartet of suitors in hormonal overdrive.
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Bleating "let me go, you're pathetic," Tessa Bonham Jones's emotionally wayward Helena completes an anxious quartet of suitors in hormonal overdrive.
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"He hung around the Trailways bus station with other men and picked up wayward children coming off the buses," he said.
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If they resume full relations, the Vatican would have to break full relations with Taiwan, which Beijing considers a wayward province.
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One group of people, including former fishermen, are diving for wayward nets, hauling them ashore, and repurposing them into nylon yarn.
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What he dreams of being able to study isn't a particular disease or set of symptoms caused by a wayward immune system.
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There's corrupt cops, soulless mobsters, wayward college students, and women just trying to survive the lure of a New York City night.
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Not long after Earth coalesced, a wayward planet whacked into it with incredible force, possibly vaporizing Earth anew and forming the moon.
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That said, one suspects at least some of those wayward viewers have concluded, consciously or not, that real life is scary enough.
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After doing further research online, the family determined the wayward felines were actually bobcats and turned them over to animal care services.
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Then, we moved onto my wayward fringe, which was not unlike arrows pointing directly to my jaw (and therefore, my double chin).
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But over the last few years, NASA has been having some real success locating wayward spacecraft, including its STEREO-B solar observer.
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The scene came halfway through the episode when Arya crossed paths with Sheeran and a gang of wayward soldiers in the woods.
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Shyamalan most recently worked on the film Split and TV series Wayward Pines; his company, Blinding Edge Pictures, will produce the series.
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This rare transit began just before the wayward space rock's closest approach, at 7:23 PM ET, and lasted about 11 minutes.
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Mr Cain was not the only recipient of the base's wayward affections: it was clearly reluctant to settle down with Mr Romney.
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When I was younger and travelling to college on the bus every day, I'd be constantly dealing with wayward hands and groping.
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Only one day earlier, the officers in the precinct apprehended another wayward animal — a goat that had escaped from its owner's home.
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If Rising is the wayward watch that runs fast, Jenkins runs a little slow, and between them they make pretty good time.
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China considers Taiwan to be a wayward province and has never renounced the use of force to bring it under its control.
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The mission of dotBlockchain is to eradicate losses from wayward rightsholder information through evolving the file type with which music is transferred.
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China views Taiwan as a wayward province and has not ruled out the use of force to bring Taiwan under its control.
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Wayward law enforcement was not the problem; it was all these aspiring Weegees, inciting citizens, sometimes completely innocent ones, to resist arrest.
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I suspect the President's relationship with these wayward senators has more to do with their voting records than their relationships with McConnell.
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Last year had the lowest rate of wayward luggage — 0.653 bags per 20.65,21 — in the dozen years Sita has been keeping track.
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The wayward bookie caught it from three feet away, his unused gun clattering to rest a few inches from his outstretched hand.
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His second shot was slightly wayward, but after a delicate pitch and a nervy two-putt, Walker had proved his championship poise.
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And when a group of wayward ducks finds its way to a dangerous part of town, a police escort comes to help.
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Andrew Cuomo, who for years did little to bring the wayward Democrats into the fold, has been an obstacle to genuine progress.
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Now the costs of that chaos are becoming starkly clear in the demoralized staff and policy disarray of a wayward White House.
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Even during stretches of hazy colorings and harmonies, Mr. Nezét-Séguin brought out pungent dissonances and wayward inner voices with startling freshness.
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Aviv Bushinsky, a former media adviser to the prime minister, defended the Netanyahu family, pointing to wayward children of other veteran politicians.
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China considers democratic and self-ruled Taiwan to be a wayward province, to be brought under Beijing's control by force if necessary.
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This means fixing wayward lines as he makes them, and drawing the buildings as he sees them, not necessarily as they are.
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Even if they try to stop unethical behavior, the scandal shows it is impossible for them to police every wayward college applicant.
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Around noon on Monday, the police boarded an empty N train, which ferried officers down the track to retrieve the wayward herbivores.
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Per the just-released trailer, Clarke plays a woman who works in a Christmas shop and is a little wayward in life.
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But the number of "enforcement actions" it has undertaken to bring wayward governments back on track has nearly halved in a decade.
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So she hatches a plan: She will pretend to be a wayward girl, and she will admit herself to the frightening institution.
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Garbage cans are kept safely away from the curb, or they wind up bobbing up and down the road like wayward buoys.
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And Mr. Hodge, who's the showrunner, has style, as he's demonstrated in "The Playboy Club" and "Wayward Pines," and does again here.
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Rue Bennett, the wayward teen played by Zendaya in HBO's critically acclaimed show "Euphoria," was the muse for Marques'Almeida's fall 2020 collection.
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He also recorded 11 turnovers, all in the first half, but his wayward ball-handling did little to stem the offensive onslaught.
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But Democrats and a majority of Republicans said that Congress must be able to act as a check on a wayward President.
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China considers self-ruled and democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province to be taken back by force one day, if necessary.
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China considers self-ruled Taiwan a wayward province and has never renounced the use of force to bring it under its control.
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When her son was 4, she taught him to sew, instructing him in the beginner's arts of snipping wayward threads and seams.
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Two F-15 fighter jets were scrambled out of Portland, Oregon, within minutes to track the wayward plane Friday night, Troyer said.
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China views Taiwan as a wayward province and has never renounced the use of force to bring democratic Taiwan under its control.
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But Trump is very different from the typical Republican, and perhaps his extreme personality could prevent these wayward partisans from coming home.
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There are only two ways this could have gone: either a wayward shot that never had a chance, or a complete swish.
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Eric Kripke, creator of the 13-season behemoth that is Supernatural, yesterday acted as hype-man for the female-led spinoff Wayward Sisters.
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To start her research for it, she goes to a local group home for wayward young ladies where Julie stayed for a while.
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P.S. A wayward Kevin Keller (Casey Cott) is also being lured into The Farm's thrall with promises of hot cult-y queer boys.
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He garnered a parody on The Simpsons (Homer built a Grizzly-proof suit to ward off a wayward bear in their 15 season).
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It's hard to play the heavy-handed parent to a wayward teen when you're doing the same things you'd otherwise lecture them about.
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The Brothers, a group of bullish young men, "consider themselves Southall's morality police", even offering bounty-hunting services to families with wayward daughters.
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At the same time, however, the Arctic is warming, so eventually, the wayward lobes of cold air might not be all that frigid.
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I was attracted to structures — rules and habits that, like my dinner parties, might tame the wayward, unpredictable eater I feared I was.
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Deadline reports that the finale of Supernatural's thirteenth season will serve as a backdoor pilot for the show's second spinoff series, Wayward Sisters.
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Could be that they were the thing that grounded her wayward husband at the table for a moment or two in the morning.
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The result: "Wayward Sisters," an episode that felt fun, fast-paced, full of energy, and more vibrant than Supernatural has been in ages.
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Over the course of recent seasons, Jody has begun informally housing wayward girls who've had life-altering run-ins with the show's monsters.
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Otherwise, the lander winds up a pile of rubble on the Red Planet, or a piece of wayward space junk in Mars' backyard.
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Wang urged the United States to deal with issues related to self-ruled Taiwan, which China regards as a wayward province, with caution.
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People who are into you will show you that they are into you in real ways — not with wayward Instagram likes or views.
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But there is no higher authority for the rescue of wayward ringtails on skyscrapers, the raccoon had to work it out for itself.
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Those suspected of wayward thoughts could also find themselves summoned by the Vaad, community leaders who are empowered to enforce norms and rules.
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While not all fans were pumped with how the show ended, it has always been visually stunning, aside from a few wayward beverages.
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Beijing has never renounced the use of force to bring what it considers a wayward province and sacred Chinese territory under its rule.
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But here's where the story gets weird: According to the The Seattle Times, no hospitals in the region were awaiting the wayward organ.
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But Raonic recovered again to set up a fourth consecutive tiebreak and it took an wayward Wawrinka forehand to end the enthralling contest.
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If I wanted to recall the glory of my wayward youth, I could crank up Jem and the Holograms and binge on madeleines.
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Earlier on the drive, a friendly bounce after Newton's slightly wayward lateral to rookie receiver DJ Moore turned into a 28-yard gain.
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Although no immediate action was taken against the wayward shutter-bugs, Republicans are now proposing to adopt a House rules change on Jan.
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Welcome Wayward Sisters is exciting for fans who have been craving more reflections of themselves in a show that they love so much.
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China cited the state of ties with what it considers a wayward province for the travel ban, which came into force on Thursday.
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I began reading the book in a state of irritation, ready to dismiss it as a wayward, show-off descendant of James Joyce.
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A wayward wiener launched by the Phillie Phanatic on Monday night caused facial injuries to a fan at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
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He skipped over the wayward, muddled period of his mayoralty when he drank too much and had an affair with his appointments secretary.
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Is it possible that, even now in 2016, a woman is tagged as somehow at fault for the wayward decisions of her husband?
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At the prison for wayward boys where she works, a girl comes in one day to confront her rapist, and Eileen snubs her.
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China deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary and deeply distrusts the DPP, which traditionally advocates independence.
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"It was a little three-bedroom rental house near the campus, and we were the repository for lost and wayward souls," she said.
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China regards self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province and has never renounced the use of force to bring it under its control.
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The wayward application of the terms Islamic and Islamist muddy the water and do not help separate two entirely divergent strands of thinking.
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Though RALPH is a succinct six song EP that tackles classic themes in pop (love, angst, wayward love interests), it still lands impressively.
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The latest installment finds our wayward wanderer in a future both advanced and regressive, but as usual here, the less said the better.
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Bannon is exiled to the outer walls of the city, where he is collecting wayward Roman soldiers to go back and attack Trump.
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Michael Marcotte and Peter Tantsits, as the wayward, demoralized sons, lounge downstage left in an overturned, ratty sofa, bare-chested and smoking pot.
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Go: Bereavement wears a black bathrobe in "Grief Is the Thing With Feathers," the heart-clutching British import from Wayward Productions and Complicite.
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Ask the Richardsons about the Warrens, and they might position themselves as the would-be saviors of a wayward, penniless, and desperate family.
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"Our wayward sea lion has been safely transported back to the Columbia River," the sheriff's office posted with several images of the rescue.
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And not on the holes of Amen Corner, where his wayward shots splashed in water, caromed off a patron and parted the gallery.
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Is the Trump Organization or one of the wayward scions scoring sweetheart deals to build fancy hotels or secure trademarks in your country?
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And in a piece that can seem structurally wayward (especially the first movement), Mr. Znaider conveyed episodic strangeness while somehow suggesting deeper coherence.
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"There's a long history of the upstate legislators treating New York City as if it was a wayward, profligate political entity," he said.
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FLY DIRECT It is not always possible, but since connections are a major reason bags go wayward, flying direct will improve your odds.
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Chan was just the kind of brand-extension expert that Fogelson needed to crack the Chinese market—and to attract wayward American viewers.
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China regards self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province and Kenya said it was deporting the 45 back to where they came from.
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On Monday, he addressed the issue of Taiwan which China considers a wayward province and has pledged to unite, by force if necessary.
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The music is so spiked with dissonance, clusters and wayward chords that it seems boldly modernist, even when the harmonies are tonally anchored.
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In Spain these are called medusas, and much is made of their linguistic link to the monstrous, snake-haired Medusa of Greek mythology; of the fact that Sofia's wayward father is Greek; of the fact that Sofia has "wayward black curls"; and of her fears that she is herself a kind of monster who could turn her own mother to stone.
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Beijing sees self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary, particularly if it makes moves toward independence.
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Tuvalu is one of six Pacific islands to recognise Taiwan, which Beijing views as a wayward Chinese province with no right to diplomatic relations.
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What's more, the "tug-of-war" that McAleer went through sounded a lot like what Dave recalled of his experiences with his wayward father.
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Beijing maintains that self-ruled Taiwan is a wayward province of China and has never renounced the use of force to take it back.
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Tuvalu is one of six Pacific islands to recognize Taiwan, which Beijing views as a wayward Chinese province with no right to diplomatic relations.
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To obtain a bankruptcy-like proceeding that would shield the wayward island from its creditors, Puerto Rico had to relinquish control of its finances.
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The fan campaign for Wayward Daughters has been ongoing for the last two years, and received endorsements from some of the original show's cast.
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Like your wayward uncle who shows up at Thanksgiving with a bunch of strange gifts, the streaming site is here with prime streaming deliverables.
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I crouched over and hacked away, imagining that I wasn't in my boss's yard, but a wayward astronaut lost in a dense, tropical jungle.
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When Tsai Ing-wen was elected Taiwan's president in 2016, Chinese tourist numbers to the island that China views as a wayward province slumped.
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China regards Taiwan as a wayward province and stopped a communication mechanism with the island in June, suspecting Tsai will push for formal independence.
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Babaeva's wayward organisms threaten the kitsch 'designer' consumerism, breaking away from a mold that, like the imposing arrow aforementioned, can be an oppressive guide.
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The idea is that a snail species — perhaps brought by wayward birds or floating debris — found its way to the Hawaiian island ages ago.
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The Grey Gardens Home For Wayward Socialites proprietor actually guesses Tinsley is over having children, until the newbie tells her it's quite the opposite.
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In this she is like a more assertive, aggressive Scully, no longer the sidekick to an inspired, wayward Mulder, but leading her own investigations.
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They are rich in scarce resources, such as loyalty and flexibility, but also suffer from extreme challenges, such as family feuds and wayward patriarchs.
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Wayward Sky puts you in the role of Bess, a young pilot who must explore a mysterious, floating city to find her kidnapped father.
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The better example might be the earlier Fox show "Wayward Pines," which, like "The Passage," started off well enough, before running into a ditch.
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A lot of other contagious illnesses need much less than that to thrive and can be caught with just a wayward cough or sneeze.
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In early November, a woman was electrocuted by a wayward cable, said community leader Thembani Landu on a recent tour of this informal town.
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We use dry shampoo to inject oomph into wayward strands, zhuzh and refresh a dull mid-day hairstyle, and even as a hair perfume.
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In times like these, there's nothing Supernatural needs more than to be a little more Wayward AF. Read These Stories Next: Sick Of TV?
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But Mr. Fowler, 29, who has sleepy eyes, a wayward smile and hair that looks like fireworks in mid-explosion, wasn't in a hurry.
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Separating the athlete-soloists from the rest of the ensemble is a tall net that protects the musicians (and the audience) from wayward balls.
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The three younger generations — millennials, Gen Z and now Gen Alpha, born after 2010 — are often portrayed as the wayward trendsetters of the future.
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The island nation cut off its ties with Taiwan, a self-ruled island which China views as a wayward province, Taiwan said on Friday.
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Joe Mantello appears as Amanda's wayward son, Tom, and Finn Wittrock is the gentleman who comes calling on her fragile daughter, Laura (Madison Ferris).
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Shyamalan's movies are notorious for their outlandish twists, and his TV series (see the Fox show "Wayward Pines") have been characterized by similar qualities.
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Elwood quickly learns of the horrific and dehumanizing practices keeping institutionalized racism afloat at Nickel Academy, masked as a reform school for wayward boys.
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They have assured the wayward Trump that he can stay in office, and thus have given him permission to keep on vandalizing our democracy.
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China considers democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province and has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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The government has debarred wilful defaulters and companies with wayward borrowers from accessing capital markets to raise funds or participate in insolvency resolution process.
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Beijing distrusts the DPP because it traditionally advocates independence for Taiwan, which China deems a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary.
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Unlike some other species of parasitic worm that might require antiparasitic medication to clear up, simply removing a wayward D. repens is often cure enough.
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China claims self-ruled Taiwan as its own and has never renounced the use of force to take back what it deems a wayward province.
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Since 1949, Beijing has claimed Taiwan as a wayward province that must be reunited with the mainland, peacefully if possible but by force if necessary.
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But there are myriad other ways an Iraqi can die: sectarian violence by militias, untreated illness and malnutrition, a wayward airstrike, abuse by government forces.
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China has already denounced the widely discussed sale, one of the biggest yet by the United States to Taiwan, which Beijing considers a wayward province.
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China sees Taiwan as a wayward province to be brought under Beijing's control by force if necessary, and considers its people to be Chinese citizens.
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Franco also plays Vincent Martino, Frankie's twin with a serious gambling problem, but we don't see much of the wayward brother in the opening edition.
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Most recently, Dillon starred in the surprise hit miniseries Wayward Pines, which was picked up for a second season that will air later this year.
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The female decided not to take that kind of disrespect, so she very slowly devoured the male to make him pay for his wayward behavior.
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Tom MacArthur, whose tweak won the support of several wayward Republicans to the narrowly passed House GOP bill, said he wasn't concerned about political backlash.
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In January of 2018, the series debuted a backdoor pilot for Wayward Sisters, would-be a spin-off featuring a core cast of all women.
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The researchers noted that the man's specific injury was extremely rare; most cases of a torn pharynx are caused by wayward surgery or neck trauma.
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Instead, he found himself the first victim of Priebus' replacement, a Marine general seeking to impose discipline on a wayward and warring White House staff.
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China still deems Taiwan a wayward province, however, to be taken back by force if necessary, especially if it begins taking concrete steps toward independence.
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Beijing, recognized by most of the world as the head of "one China", deems Taiwan a wayward province to be retaken by force if necessary.
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China views self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province and said last week Taiwan would face the "punishment of history" for any attempt at independence.
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With Supernatural being so male-focused, Welcome Wayward Sisters is a much needed opportunity to welcome women into the genre as heroes and central characters.
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Another issue to be resolved is self-ruled Taiwan, with which the Vatican maintains formal diplomatic ties, although China claims it as a wayward province.
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A local volunteer known as "Alligator Bob," who has helped officials catch wayward animals before, also searched for it among lily pads in his canoe.
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Ethics officials are supposed to hound wayward former appointees with calls and emails, which they should log for evidentiary purposes should enforcement action become necessary.
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Many are reveries in which the only animation in a precisely balanced composition might come from a wayward breeze or a slight shift in illumination.
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It's possible to love your country and still, like a parent scolding a wayward child, speak up when you feel like it's gotten off track.
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China has been ramping up pressure to assert its sovereignty over Taiwan, which it considers a wayward province of "one China" and sacred Chinese territory.
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World number six Rory McIlroy could only manage a level-par 72 after a double-bogey at the par-four 17th following a wayward drive.
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The genre grants us permission to give weight to the longings of our own hearts, the crises within our own families, our own wayward yearnings.
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According to Shannan Gilbert's mother, Hackett called her two days after her daughter's disappearance and uttered seven words: I run a home for wayward girls.
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I'm not being critical because it's such a source of kinship and community, especially for comics who tend to be very wayward and outsider people.
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It's perhaps fitting the Mets were home during one of New York City's lowest points, because 1977 was arguably this wayward franchise's most depressing season.
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A major offender is Terry Rutland, Mark's younger brother and his "wayward deputy" in the family business, a role for countertenor (the dynamic Iestyn Davies).
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The United States attorneys' own criminal resource manual notes that the Justice Department has typically enforced the law by warning wayward lobbyists, not prosecuting them.
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A poodle yipped at a wayward egg meandering toward its owner, who captured it between her high heels and retrieved it daintily between two fingers.
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The answer, according to former G.E. managers and industry analysts, is a combination of a sharp market turn, a wayward acquisition and self-inflicted wounds.
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But even when he was not playing, Horford was a calming presence on a team that was not immune to the wayward effects of youth.
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Senate Republican aides still believe that their wayward senators could be turned off by Democratic grandstanding, which could bring them home to vote for Kavanaugh.
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Mr. Greilsammer segued into the first part of Froberger's "Tombstone," a solemn elegy with a long, winding melody that spins out over daringly wayward chords.
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WASHINGTON — The Redskins hired Ron Rivera as their coach on Wednesday in owner Dan Snyder's latest step to try to turn around the wayward franchise.
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That section still comes across like the fugue to end all fugues, with outbursts of sputtering rhythms, obsessively hammered attacks and tangles of wayward counterpoint.
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Hannity — who is known to be very close to Trump — seemed to be telling wayward senators to get in single-file line behind the president.
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Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy finished four shots behind, while American overnight leader Justin Thomas hit several wayward drives, shooting 73 and plunging five shots back.
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Her collaboration with Mr. Jones, a longtime admirer, took the form of a raucous album of songs fantasizing about taking sadistic vengeance on wayward men.
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More ludicrous than offensive, it stars Edward G. Robinson as the titular enforcer with Loretta Young in full flapper mode as his wayward adopted daughter.
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It would be dangerous to suggest that this victory provided a blueprint for P.S.G.'s future, to use this exception to prove some wayward rule.
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In Enda Walsh's adaptation of Max Porter's poetic novel, for Wayward Productions and Complicité, a father and two sons grapple with a mother's sudden death.
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When a spoon makes contact, the structure shatters pleasantly, revealing a wayward interior spiral, whose layers encase perfect proportions of fruit to pastry to streusel.
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It views the self-ruled island as a wayward province and has not ruled out the use of force to return it to the fold.
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In addition to being the masterminds behind Netflix's Stranger Things, the twin directors also wrote and produced a few episodes of Shyamalan's Fox series, Wayward Pines.
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Beijing has been ramping up pressure to assert its sovereignty over the island, which it considers a wayward province of "one China" and sacred Chinese territory.
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They emphasised that Mrs Merkel is keenly European but that the country cannot afford to depend indefinitely on the military shield of wayward Anglo-Saxon allies.
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Unlike Miss Kay, Miss Brodie has affairs with the music and art teachers, and encourages a wayward schoolgirl to go to Spain to fight for Franco.
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Under BNP's post-fine compliance framework, "conduct and control officers" wander trading floors and sales desks, spotting wayward behaviour earlier than would previously have been possible.
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They will look at techniques like "boxing", in which AI agents are isolated from their environment so that any wayward behaviour does not have disastrous effects.
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But platform holders have to stop treating their users like someone else's wayward children and enforce some standards — especially where their most popular streamers are concerned.
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It captures the symbiosis of the two figures—the mutual cruelties of wayward offspring and remiss parent—and an eternal truth about neglect and its sequel.
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Most satellites and debris occupy lower orbits than 1,000 kilometers, but that doesn't mean the SpaceX satellites wouldn't be threatened by other fast-traveling wayward debris.
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While astronomers have observed these wayward stars for decades, tracing them back to the same location 540 years ago, something about the situation didn't sit right.
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His last album, American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story, bears his wayward nature, jumping genres from indie rock and emo to hip-hop and R&B.
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China deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary, and has been pressuring Tsai to concede to Beijing's "one China" principle.
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She took on the role of a wayward video game character in one of her most memorable sketches, which found her causing chaos at a convention.
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Supernatural (The CW) Superstore (NBC) Survivor (CBS) Undercover Boss (CBS) The Vampire Diaries (The CW) The Voice (NBC) Wayward Pines (Fox) Whose Line Is It Anyway?
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During a Beauty and the Beast junket, Emma Watson interrupted her co-star Dan Stevens to wipe of a wayward pen smudge on their interviewer's chin.
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China has never renounced the use of force to bring what it views as a wayward province under its control and is deeply suspicious of Tsai.
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Over the past seven years, photographer Alasdair McLellan has been documenting the scene on Southbank, focusing specifically on the Palace Skateboards team, Palace Wayward Boys Choir.
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China has been ramping up pressure to assert its sovereignty over the island, which it considers a wayward province of "one China" and sacred Chinese territory.
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China considers proudly democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province and has never renounced the possibility of using force to bring the island under its control.
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Then the three boys grew big—grew from toddling alarmists into wayward urban doofuses neurologically unequipped to perceive the risks incidental to their teen-age lives.
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With tough international sanctions now in place, Pompeo said China has done more than expected to reduce trade with its wayward ally but can do more.
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They also talks about democratic Taiwan, which is claimed by China as a wayward province and is the Communist Party's most sensitive and important territorial issue.
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His mother, a child psychologist, used to test children who could not afford it, and the Girardi home was a center for wayward cats and dogs.
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China claims Taiwan as its own and has never renounced the use of force to bring under its control what it sees as a wayward province.
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Every decision David Fernández Borbalán, the referee, gave against the host team was greeted with disdain; every wayward pass, every wrong decision triggered howls of protest.
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My ability to react less to the disturbance of a wayward thought took me from a coherence score of 63 in July to 256 in November.
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"Beneath [woodcut illustrations] lay Latin and German rhymes telling of God's righteous anger at his wayward people," writes historian John Waller in his book Dancing Plague.
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And a wayward attack — either an artillery shell or an airstrike —– hit a Shiite mosque in northern Iraq, killing more than a dozen women and children.
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The finding, the researchers said, provides evidence for the "slippery slope" sometimes described by wayward politicians, corrupt financiers, unfaithful spouses and others in explaining their misconduct.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Salvini had already depicted a world in which migrant drug dealers preyed on wayward teenagers in an increasingly drug-addled country.
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A perfectly timed photo taken by a Pittsburgh Tribune sports photojournalist shows the exact moment a baseball fan saved a child from a wayward flying bat.
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Bautista, 23, is a hard-throwing relief pitcher with wayward command who was acquired by the Mets in their 2017 trade of relief pitcher Addison Reed.
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The difference between these paintings and the single compositions in his previous show is the specificity of the scene, which snaps the wayward imagery into focus.
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That friend, Kahlil McKay, set her up with Mr. Kearney, guaranteeing he would be different than the sometimes wayward, sometimes overeager men she had been seeing.
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Some handsome B-lister tearing around the country in pursuit of his wayward kids, or the shadowy sect that pulled the plug in the first place.
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During a typical match, two ballpersons are positioned in a crouch at the net, where they spring into action after points to retrieve a wayward ball.
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The contrast with le Carré's con man father, Ronnie, whose wayward life inspired his mesmerizing novel "A Perfect Spy" (1986), could not have been more pronounced.
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The film and television side is packed with comic-book adaptations ("Watchmen"), horror ("The Haunting of Hill House"), thrillers ("Karen Sisco") and sci-fi ("Wayward Pines").
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It would be a lasting affirmation for the path he chose as a wayward inner-city kid — finding that boxing was something he was good at.
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And Iowans are ticked off by the Democratic National Committee's debate criteria, which they think have stolen their job of sorting viable candidates from wayward dreamers.
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His arguments tend to be wayward; a defense of his support for intervention in Libya takes the form of an interpretation of the Book of Jonah.
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That movie, "Losing Ground" (1982), parsed black intellectual life in New York City; it was about a female philosophy professor and her wayward husband, a painter.
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"Wayward Pines" asked us to believe that a mad genius kidnapped and froze thousands of people and reanimated them in the future to rebuild human society.
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Even with that level of expertise behind him, Judge has a tough battle ahead of him in overhauling the wayward New York franchise he just inherited.
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NFL WASHINGTON — The Redskins hired Ron Rivera as their coach on Wednesday in owner Dan Snyder's latest step to try to turn around the wayward franchise.
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In Shakespeare's play and in The King, the conflict with France starts because Louis sends Henry tennis balls as a coronation gift, mocking his wayward youth.
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In its report of the call between the two leaders, the Chinese state news media characterized Mr. Trump almost as though he were a wayward student.
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They also talked about democratic Taiwan, which is claimed by China as a wayward province and is the Communist Party's most sensitive and important territorial issue.
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Notable launch titles include Stardew Valley, Risk, Terraria, Monument Valley, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Reigns: Game of Thrones, Titan Quest and Wayward Souls.
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New Attorney General William Barr has shown the difference that very approach makes in corralling and calming a wayward Justice Department after the Russia "collusion" fiasco.
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The gloomy sight of the wayward tankers is expected to even last into the peak winter season when demand for LPG as a heating fuel surges.
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EU Industry Commissioner Elzbieta Bienkowska has accused governments of obstructing the bloc's efforts to rein in what it sees as wayward behavior by the car industry.
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The night ended with the boozeless, and perfect, Wayward Traveller (coconut cream, pineapple, matcha tea), before revellers descended to the hot street and parted ways. ♦
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Wayward drives found the rough on the final three holes, but McIlroy demonstrated his ability with superb recovery shots, scrambling to two pars and a birdie.
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In fact, those who received temporary "protection" under President Obama's unlawful DACA program have been a particular sticking point — both with Democrats and some wayward Republicans.
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NO. 6: OTTO KLEMPERER, NEW PHILHARMONIA (Warner) Klemperer's Bruckner is hit and miss, wayward in symphonies where one might most expect his stoicism to work well.
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Like a New York subway car on a Friday night filled with wealthy yuppies, street kids, and wayward freaks, the store is both democratic and fabulous.
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China regards Taiwan as a wayward province and has grown increasingly suspicious that the government of President Tsai Ing-wen wants to push for formal independence.
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Perhaps justly then, I found that I did not visually like this swank showcase of Wilde's wonderful and wayward ways, even as it was rather interesting.
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Who knows, maybe the heroines of Wayward Sisters will get to combat some of the horrors that never ended up materialising in the saga of the Winchesters.
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The ruling Communist Party considers the self-ruled, democratic island a wayward province and refuses to renounce the threat of force to bring it into the fold.
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This 1996 law allows Congress to undo regulations issued in the last 60 legislative days; it's basically an expedited way for Congress to correct a wayward agency.
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Kate reflected on the wayward journey on Friday, labeling it "an adventure" before praising the RAF team over their handling of the last-minute change in plans.
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Clever mathematics can allow lidar sensors to tell whether an object is hard or soft—in other words, whether it is another vehicle or a wayward pedestrian.
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But he warns that some pieces may be thrown into higher orbit, as occurred after America destroyed a wayward satellite at about the same altitude in 2008.
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They're also the subject of a very special episode of Boy Meets World, in which Rider Strong's Shawn Hunter joins a hug-loving commune for wayward youths.
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Koehler told the newspaper he was impressed by the boy's driving skills, and that he was prepared to receive calls reporting damage down from a wayward vehicle.
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Considering the era, it's hard not to imagine millions of wayward wastrels inhaling their last bits of powdery lint in an attempt to join the swelling wave.
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The states' profligacy pushes up the interest rates the central government has to pay, because of the risk it will have to bail out a wayward state.
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China has been ramping up pressure to assert its sovereignty over the democratic island, which it considers a wayward province of "one China" and sacred Chinese territory.
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However much China may be embarrassed by its wayward ally, it fears the collapse of the North Korean regime more than Mr Kim's headlong quest for nukes.
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When Noodlecake ported iOS game Wayward Souls to Android, for example, the studio found that only 11 percent of installed copies of the game were paid for.
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Wawrinka afforded Baghdatis two break points after whipping a forehand wide and the Cypriot converted following another wayward Swiss forehand for a 3-2 first-set lead.
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Instead of tossing Truman to the wolves — or her boss, played by SNL's legendary Paula Pell — Mickey goes on a mission to find her wayward co-worker.
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Beijing views the democratic island as merely a wayward province and it has stepped up a campaign against the island as it tries to assert Chinese sovereignty.
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Dark Matter, Blake Crouch Blake Crouch is known for his Wayward Pines books, and his latest is gearing up to be just as big of a hit.
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Wildlife are severely affected by wayward trash — a 2017 study found that plastic was found all the way in the Arctic Ocean, endangering polar bears and seals.
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China resumed ties with Gambia in 2016, after it ended formal relations with Taiwan, claimed by China as a wayward province with no right to diplomatic relations.
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The office would have a broad array of investigative and administrative powers, including the ability to obtain subpoenas and seek civil penalties against wayward companies and officials.
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Dominic Thiem smashed a fan's phone from their hands with a wayward shot just before his Rogers Cup (or Canadian Open) win over Marin Cilic on Thursday.
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But for the next several holes, Day's approach shots to greens were increasingly wayward and left him with exceedingly long birdie putts that he could not convert.
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The Indians seized on Lester's wayward command for an early lead, while Miller reined in his own to extinguish two potential game-changing rallies by the Cubs.
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China regards democratic Taiwan part of its territory and has never renounced the use of force to take control of what it sees as a wayward province.
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In China, many online commenters applauded the prison sentences, viewing this as a rare case of the wayward children of the new rich being held to account.
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The brothers Matt and Ross Duffer, who created the series and honed their skills on the mind-bending Fox show "Wayward Pines," prove themselves adept at homage.
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The London club's 2-0 win, ushered along by a wayward Steven Gerrard back pass, helped ensure the title went to Stamford Bridge rather than Old Trafford.
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Egypt controlling more of the ball early, but the best chance went to Russia, who intercepted a wayward crossfield pass and almost slipped Dzyuba in on goal.
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I'm thinking about "Her Smell," Alex Ross Perry's latest dive into dysfunction, with Elisabeth Moss as a wayward, brilliant, substance-abusing rock star in a downward spiral.
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There are multiple reasons these events can happen, Ms. Asmutis-Silvia said, including navigational error, changes in the environment, a wayward hunt for food or tidal changes.
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Mr. Bell will be waiting for another moment that sets social media aflame — but in a way that brings wayward viewers back to the venerable NBC franchise.
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In Xinyang, many residents blamed the famine on wayward local officials, especially Lu Xianwen, the party secretary of Xinyang who was accused of hiding the mounting deaths.
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After two successful seasons as the offensive coordinator with the Atlanta Falcons, the 49ers hired Shanahan to lead a rebuild for what had become a wayward team.
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Giselle (Amy Adams) gets fashion advice from young Morgan (Rachel Covey), who takes the wayward princess on a shopping outing using her dad's emergency-only credit card.
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And then their mother, Jung-a Kim, burst into the scene, skidding around a corner and frantically trying to herd the wayward young people out the door.
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His conducting proved especially strong at bringing a sense of direction and thrust to the long finale, which is like a summation that can often seem wayward.
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As Wayward Son begins, Simon and Baz, together at last, have begun a life of not-so-blissful domesticity, along with Simon's Hermione-esque best friend Penelope.
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I sat down with Axelrod in Chicago last week to tape an episode and had a great time talking about politics, economics and my wayward adolescent years.
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After waiting so long to see Woods up close, the followers were not about to let a few errant swings or wayward putts ruin the festive mood.
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Ben-Hur features, as all period-costume flicks must, a wayward Game of Thrones actor and this time, it's Pilou Asbæk, TV's Euron Greyjoy, as Pontius Pilate.
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China deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary, though proudly democratic Taiwan has shown no interest in being ruled by autocratic China.
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But before you get all wound up about the wayward youth, look at the rest of the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety's latest annual Traffic Safety Culture Index.
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But China regards it as a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary, fuelling fears among Taiwanese of Chinese influence in the island's foremost industries.
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China views Taiwan as a wayward province, to be brought under its control by force if needed, with no right to international recognition as a separate political entity.
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DeChambeau, in contrast, was loose from the tee and fairway and careless in his putting, slipping to seven under on the same green after a wayward four-footer.
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Now I'm in the middle of Ocean Vuong's On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, and Saidiya Hartman's Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments, and I don't want either one to end.
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His client list was astonishing: He'd worked for Winston Churchill in tracking down the British leader's "wayward daughter" when she threatened to get married to an "unsuitable" American.
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Wayward tee shots led to bogeys at the 12th, 13th and 14th and Woods ran up a double at the 15th after hooking his drive into a hazard.
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Many yalis have been extensively renovated and even rebuilt after falling into disrepair, burning down or being struck by a wayward tanker struggling with the strait's tricky curves.
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He is averaging 227 points in the four games but his shooting has been wayward at a 2105 percent rate, including 297-of-18 from 3-point range.
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Between eight thousand (Zigkid's guess) and 14,389 (announced) wayward souls chose to attend that evening's showdown, and maybe half that number could give a shit about the game.
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At a 2015 concert, Perry appeared to show support for Taiwan, a self-governed island that China considers a wayward province yet an integral part of its territory.
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The Department found that during meditation he agonized over whether he should pursue his friend's wayward dreams or surrender to the care of his guardians and the government.
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Hoffman had no such wayward issues and also made his share of putts for a change after discovering pre-tournament that his alignment had been a little off.
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They descend from wayward conquistadors, from a doomed colony established on Roanoke Island by Sir Walter Raleigh, or from Moorish galley slaves abandoned there by Sir Francis Drake.
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Disgusted by one wayward shot late in the round, McIlroy violently flung his 3-wood to the turf, snapping the head of the club entirely off the shaft.
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Let's remember him joyously prancing amid the wayward sprinklers that interrupted a game in his scintillating 2005 season — and not for the three injury-marred years that followed.
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Given Allen's typical plotting devices calling for a young, wayward girl to teach an older male protagonist About Life, we can guess which archetype Cyrus will be fulfilling.
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We've all been in Efron's shoes and instead of living a life of regrets, it's definitely more fun to look back on a wayward style with fond memories.
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To put it more succinctly, Donald Trump is a lowlife degenerate with the temperament of a 10-year-old and the moral compass of a severely wayward teen.
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The confrontation between Brussels and Warsaw has deepened in recent months, exposing the limited tools available to the union to curb the behavior of a wayward member state.
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The government also created a new disciplinary chamber that critics fear could be used to punish wayward judges and a new panel that will have oversight over elections.
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Soon after the widespread adoption of broom corn in the early 1800s, one of their brethren clamped the wayward bristles down with a vise and stitched them flat.
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The camel in Inland is the subject addressed by one of the novel's two main characters, Lurie, a wayward orphan of apparently Serbian origin living in the Southwest.
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And if all that happens, Hardaway's path back to the Knicks will be something to behold: a sort of Rube Goldberg machine of wayward deals and mismatched parts.
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After the Patriots scored a touchdown on their opening 16-play drive, a wayward Darnold pass was intercepted by Devin McCourty leading to a New England field goal.
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The vehicle failed to fire its engines at the correct moment, causing it to burn through precious fuel as it attempted to stabilize itself on a wayward course.
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To preserve the integrity of foreign funds, the US must be vigilant about its aid infrastructure lest non-governmental antagonists deal irreparable blows with its own wayward dollars.
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She joins up with a wayward elf, named Elfo (Nat Faxon), and a small black demon (Eric Andre) who resembles a slightly twisted version of Felix the Cat.
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The alleged cyber attacks come as Beijing increases diplomatic and economic pressure on the self-ruled island, which China claims as its own and considers a wayward province.
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The wayward soul who dumped Snoop on the side of the road will have ultimately done a good thing by being the impetus for a beautiful canine friendship.
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From skin to bone, the 26-year-old songbird's acoustic-laden offering is equal parts dreamy enchantment and wayward Americana—a folksy and intimate study of spiritual deliverance.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — As diplomatic crises go, the latest doings in the Senate fell somewhat short of Iran's capture of wayward American sailors or North Korea's fourth nuclear test.
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Moreover, instead of focusing on the political incorrectness of her characters' behavior, she celebrates their impolitic actions as she defines a funny, wayward world where women can punch back.
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China considers democratic Taiwan to be its sacred territory and has never renounced the use of force to bring what it views as a wayward province under Chinese control.
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"The girls are essentially being held responsible for the wayward thoughts (administrators) think boys have," Rebecca Sheperd, whose daughter is a freshman at Pewaukee, told the The Journal Sentinel.
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Renfro's parents divorced when he was 5; his mother remarried and moved to Michigan, and Renfro's paternal grandmother, Joanne Renfro, became the primary caregiver for an increasingly wayward child.
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For the BBC, "In Our Time" is not just part of the furniture but a load-bearing pillar, propping up the corporation's occasionally wayward efforts to enlighten the public.
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Two years ago a Seattle man almost burned his house down when he decided to use a lighter and spray paint in a wayward attempt to kill a spider.
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In his decade in power Raúl has striven above all to institutionalise the Cuban communist regime, replacing the wayward charisma of Fidel with orderly administration and a collective leadership.
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China considers Taiwan a wayward province, to be reclaimed by force if necessary, and the meeting angered Beijing which is already locked in a bitter trade war with Washington.
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When I reached Jerry to discuss founders emotional challenges, he invoked the compassionate kindness of a zen monk who has been dealing with wayward children for way too long.
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In Federalist 69, written to persuade Americans to ratify the draft Constitution, Alexander Hamilton observed that Congress, unlike the British Parliament, had tools to control a wayward chief executive.
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The Solomon Islands is among 17 nations to recognize self-ruled and democratic Taiwan, which China regards as a wayward province with no right to state-to-state ties.
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As in the presence of motor-mouthed comedians, you either sit there stone-faced or eventually capitulate to the cascade of weirdness and the fertility of wayward minds unleashed.
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The judiciary — "The Least Dangerous Branch" of government, as described by Alexander Hamilton in The Federalist — has occasionally morphed into the most dangerous branch for a wayward-thinking president.
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According to Deadline, the spinoff — titled Wayward Sisters — announced their core cast today, and it's already got something that Supernatural has been lacking: not one but three leading women.
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But there's hardly a void at the center of this fresh and funny if sometimes wayward show, with a text by Stew and music by Stew and Ms. Rodewald.
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The lower head is growing out of the neck of a lizard that is perched on a wayward palm tree, which is poking in from the lower right corner.
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The Germans had more wayward efforts but Atletico came closer at the other end, first Koke drawing a save from Leno then Correa forcing the Germany international into action.
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Same-sex marriage is not recognised by Hong Kong and neighbouring China, which regards Taiwan as a wayward province to be returned to the fold by force, if necessary.
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Same-sex marriage is not recognized by Hong Kong and neighboring China, which regards Taiwan as a wayward province to be returned to the fold by force, if necessary.
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After one final, wildly wayward forehand return by Jack Sock, the American male population in the United States Open singles bracket was reduced to an all-too-familiar zero.
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China considers Taiwan a wayward province, and relations have cooled dramatically since Tsai Ing-wen of the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party took office as Taiwan's president in 2016.
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Then this lot came along, and it was like they were mixing all the best bits of Thee Headcoats and Jon Spencer Blues Explosion—it's so wayward and unpredictable.
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China has viewed self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province to be brought under its control, by force if necessary, since a civil war divided the two in 1949.
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In total, more than 1,780 of the 5,200 or so workers dismissed as the result of Wells Fargo's wayward cross-selling practices are back on the job, Sloan said.
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The film drew its initiation inspiration by a 2007 New York Times article by Ian Urbina about crews of wayward, homeless youth that travel the American plains selling magazines.
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The upcoming episode would be for a prospective (and very feminist) spin-off called Wayward Sisters and it's basically the most important thing to happen to Supernatural in years.
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He consults with about half of the major league teams and has helped rejuvenate the careers of several wayward pitchers, including at least two former Cy Young Award winners.
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Op-Ed Contributors A wayward tweet on Saturday has set off renewed accusations that President Trump obstructed justice by impeding the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 elections.
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That measured approach surprised some observers, despite the fact that the commission often takes a conciliatory stance toward wayward members in a bid to entice them to reform voluntarily.
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The raised edge on the grate is a huge benefit here as, even if you don't get it absolutely level, it should catch any wayward-listing meats or vegetables.
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But upon landing she was met with leaked remarks from her wayward foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, and, as so often, Britain's most senior diplomat had hardly been diplomatic. Mrs.
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China, which claims self-ruled and democratic Taiwan as its own and views it as a wayward province, has offered the Solomons financial assistance if it were to switch.
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That is part of a global push by China to peel away the allies of what it considers a wayward province with no right to state-to-state ties.
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The recommendation is likely to help Beijing peel away another ally from self-ruled Taiwan, which Beijing considers a wayward province with no right to state-to-state ties.
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Mr. Netanyahu's wayward son, Yair, gleefully spread unsubstantiated rumors online that Iran had obtained material with which to blackmail Mr. Gantz, including a purportedly intimate video from his cellphone.
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As for Stephens, she fought through a wayward forehand — and several pressure-filled moments — to advance to the women's semifinals, where she will face Venus Williams or Petra Kvitova.
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Reminiscent of the work of Flannery O'Connor, "Corpus Christi" raises enduring questions about holiness and hierarchy, dogma and true devotion, and God's plan for even the most wayward pilgrims.
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Even though China has long considered North Korea a close ally, though a wayward and often irritating one, it could stomach United Nations sanctions against the North, she said.
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For the next three hours, the wayward bovine plodded past the city's quintessential rowhouses, through a college campus and intersections, sending bemused onlookers scrambling to keep a safe distance.
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In others, investigations spur an otherwise reluctant legislature – occasionally, even one controlled by the president's partisan allies – to overcome its institutional inertia and check a wayward commander in chief.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin boldly plumbed the music for wayward harmonic turns, mercurial shifts and weighty orchestral depths, as in the Dutchman's long, brooding monologue when we first meet him.
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Often, by intention, a composer will keep you guessing a little, wondering why a passage in a symphonic work seems so wayward, or where a phrase is leading to.
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Wayward Son is pretty close to being Harry Potter fanfiction, and Simon and Baz are pretty close to being Harry and Draco, but they're not exactly the same people.
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"Huckleberry Finn," Mark Twain The classic story of a wild child on the outskirts of rural society with an absent mother and wayward father, and the trials he endures.
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And unlike the confused, wayward golfer he had been on greens a month ago, Woods confidently drilled his final putt of the day into the middle of the hole.
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Indigenous people make up 2% of Taiwan's 23 million people, the majority of whom trace their ancestry back to China, which regards the self-ruled island as a wayward province.
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The series reunites the "Wayward Pines" creative team, with Blake Crouch, author of that and the Letty Dobesh books on which this show is based, teaming with producer Chad Hodge.
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China had the majority of possession in the first half as the South Africans battled to keep hold of the ball, their wayward passing inviting pressure from the Asian side.
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" Even Bethenny attempts to defend Ramona against Sonja's badgering, but the Grey Gardens Home For Wayward Socialites proprietor yells, "I want you to admit you're not happy like you say.
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In a subsequent production she discovered more comic potential when, during a tennis match between two characters, the ball perfectly aimed along its wayward trajectory thanks to Ms Jones's technique.
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Supernatural takes its "Previously on..." segments very seriously, and the one that opened "Wayward Sisters" was, like its many elaborate predecessors, set to the requisite Supernatural hard rock power anthem.
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Drake Drake clearly has a sense of humor about his wayward teenage style, and apparently so did his parents when they let him leave the house in those unflattering frames.
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Beijing, recognized by most of the world as the head of "one China", the People's Republic of China, deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken by force if necessary.
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And that's kind of what it's like for a wayward tampon getting stuck: It can happen if you're not careful, it's a little scary, but eventually it'll come on out.
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China considers democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province ineligible for state-to-state relations and has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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A new image of Schiaparelli's intended landing site, captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's Context Camera on October 20th, shows several surface features that seem related to the wayward lander.
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Yates' wayward behavior was historic: Not just individually historic, either: More bad news for ol' Kirb, who will have to find his command in the minors: the Yankees demoted him.
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Another source of friction is the Vatican's maintenance of official ties with self-ruled Taiwan, which Beijing sees as a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary.
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By the end of his mayorship in 2001, the former magnet for the wayward, beacon of bohemians, and haven for every flavor of queer in between will look very different.
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China, which regards the self-ruled island as a wayward province, is deeply suspicious of Tsai, who took office last month, since Beijing suspects she will push for formal independence.
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Too many people in the classical bubble—a cabal of concert-goers immersed in it from a young age—assume that wayward youth will inevitably find their way to symphonies.
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In Suspiria, several members of the coven hypnotize a wayward policeman, strip him naked, and do unpleasant things to his tender parts with a scary-looking hook—just for kicks.
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The people here don't often get to see a live band, eat five kinds of meat in one sitting, or drink until even the most wayward dance moves seem appropriate.
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On its online form, Delta says it "may" elect to give you a "rebate" if 12 hours pass between the time you report the wayward bags and your receiving them.
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PARIS — Fathi Bayoudh was a respected officer and doctor in the Tunisian military, but on Tuesday night at Istanbul's main airport he was a father worried about his wayward son.
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But he says he wants to show his fellow members of Congress, and voters, that there is a simpler, fairer, less interventionist way to keep wayward financial institutions in check.
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Although several holes at Royal Troon are flanked by water, it takes an exceptionally wayward shot to find even the beach along the Firth of Clyde, let alone the waves.
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I know that same impulse of hope in Ma is alive in me, beating beneath my ribs, something she breathed into my soul on a wayward ship so long ago.
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Some of these effects, bestowed by that spirit whom she calls the "angel of uncertainty" (the wayward twin of Proust's "angel of certainty"), can be beautiful, others eerie or discordant.
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And Neopets presented a unique take on the real-world stock market, called the NEODAQ, to teach kids some wayward economics by inviting them to invest in fake Neopian companies.
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These are to be distinguished from the wayward squirts of juice that can hit a dinner companion when you are trying to add a dash of lemon to your sole.
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" When Margaret Coker, a Times correspondent in Dubai, wanted to sponsor her husband to live there, an official told her she needed to go to the office for "wayward women.
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Instead of approaching these outmoded materials and crafts with nostalgia, or seeing them as wayward steps on the long march to modernity, we can reevaluate them discursively as cultural products.
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He's also her jazzily wayward duet partner and guest guitarist on "Learning to Lose," and her most immediate model for building a variegated body of work on a country foundation.
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And nowhere is that sense of a wayward soul trying to find companionship and peace more achingly apparent than in the Mary Tyrone offered by the unerringly fine Lesley Manville.
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Nauru hosts one of Australia's detention centres for asylum seekers and is among a few Pacific Island nations that recognise the sovereignty of Taiwan, which China considers a wayward province.
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"Of Government" has the appeal of one of those wayward trips to nowhere people find themselves craving when the weather turns warm, preferably in an open convertible at lazy speeds.
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Pliskova, a semi-finalist at Melbourne Park last year, was at her imperious best with her groundstrokes in a 25-minute first set she totally dominated despite a wayward serve.
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That a wayward dokebi should choose to haunt a serene block in Williamsburg, and serve variegated, sprightly Korean fare, exemplifies the spirit's enduring mischief and its shape-shifting culinary offerings.
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We need a picture of the holidays that makes room at the table for the delusional, the narcissistic, the wayward and those whose internal demons sometimes hijack their better selves.
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But Nadal then uncharacteristically lost his accuracy and was broken once again, after hitting a wayward smash and then somehow netting the ball after Thiem mis-hit a short forehand.
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Mannarino fired 12 aces but he was wayward with his second serve while Carreno Busta, who had 17 chances to break serve, only managed to do so on four occasions.
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Saidiya Hartman's new book of speculative fiction unearths the beauty in the wayward, the fiction in the facts, and the thriving existence in the face of a blanked out history.
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That said, the N.F.L. includes its share of misfits and wayward sons, and from time to time, the patriarch, or, in this case, the commissioner, has to dole out justice.
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Lest the series begins to feel like a celebration of feel-good multiculturalism and "universal" human values, the panels are interspersed with images suggesting the wayward path of American society.
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Beijing considers Taiwan a wayward province of "one China", ineligible for state-to-state relations, and has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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Shoulder to shoulder at the final shoot, Fourcade and Schempp both had a single miss, with Lesser putting himself out of contention with his first two wayward shots of the night.
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For communities such as the 40,000-strong Somali American one in Minnesota, seeing that their wayward members are treated with some measure of compassion can hopefully reduce their feelings of persecution.
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China has regarded Taiwan as a wayward province, to be taken by force if necessary, ever since defeated Nationalists fled to Taiwan in 1949 after a civil war with China's Communists.
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China has never renounced the use of force to bring Taiwan under its control, and considers the island merely a wayward Chinese province, with no right to state-to-state relations.
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Presumably, if a child is on a slide on their own, it lessens the likelihood that their bodies would be raised enough for a wayward foot to catch on the edge.
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Checking the Wikipedia entry for "Despacito" doesn't offer up any clues or wayward edits and the page for Bulgaria itself doesn't mention the Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee, and Justin Bieber earworm.
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McIlroy played solidly in Saturday's third round at Club de Golf Chapultepec, but was distracted by the adventures of playing competitor Phil Mickelson, who needed several long rulings after wayward drives.
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"Wayward Sisters" revolved around this community of women, working and living together in a sort of girl-powered demon-hunting commune strongly reminiscent of season seven of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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In Warren County, where Front Royal is located, Trump gained 2,000 votes more than Romney largely by attracting wayward Democrats, said Stephen Kurtz, a former chair of the county Republican Party.
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China claims Taiwan as its own and considers the self-ruled island a wayward province, which Xi said on Tuesday would face the "punishment of history" for any attempt at separatism.
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Of course, that will only happen if the weather is good in both locations, there are no problems with the rockets, and no wayward boats or planes get in the way.
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Presidents usually don't want to expend political capital defending one wayward Cabinet secretary, so sooner or later, all of these people were forced by public or congressional pressure to step down.
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When Adelaide and her family go to the beach early in the film, there's a scene where she and family friend Kitty are talking, but are interrupted by a wayward frisbee.
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We're so inured to accepting slovenly, disobedient, wayward males being celebrated in all their glory that no one batted an eye when it became the premise of an entire freaking sitcom.
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Schmid, who was wayward at times, found trouble with both his drive and second shot, but somehow coaxed in a 15-foot par-saving putt that seemed likely to clinch victory.
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But other than a wayward tail poking out of a poorly zipped suitcase, and Monkey's brief dalliance with a beagle in the cargo hold, there is really nothing to worry about.
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China has regarded Taiwan as a wayward province to be taken by force if necessary ever since defeated Nationalists fled to Taiwan in 1949 after a civil war with China's Communists.
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These days, with 24/7 news cycle shining its harsh light, members of Congress may find themselves very wary of the political fallout for letting a wayward official stay in office.
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Costner plays John Dutton, the world-weary patriarch of a Montana family, with a wayward son (Luke Grimes) and another, a lawyer (Wes Bentley), who's eager to impress and please him.
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China claims self-ruled Taiwan as its own - known as Beijing's "one China" policy - and has never renounced the use of force to take back what it deems a wayward province.
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Scenes are almost obnoxiously symmetrical, often structured by a face-on shot of a building, or prettily off-center and enlivened by diagonals and organic forms (a wayward path, a flower).
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Gogi Grant, whose rendition of "The Wayward Wind" replaced Elvis Presley's "Heartbreak Hotel" on top of the Billboard singles chart in 1956, died on Thursday at her home in Los Angeles.
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And if you're worried about the health and safety of players, start by going after teams that allow players to return to the ice with obvious concussions before wayward skate blades.
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Assembled from a palate as antiseptically clean as the inside of a brand new hard drive, Mind Merge is most striking for the seeming malfunctions caused by wayward gusts of noise.
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The Unbreakable director's latest foray into TV, 'Wayward Pines,' just ended after a two-season run, but last year's Split was a hit and will lead into the forthcoming sequel Glass .
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Parents worry that if their children take a gap year, they will appear wayward to employers, which may have more to do with the term than how that year was spent.
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Shortly after that, the two were apprehended and Van Best Jr. was arrested (Gilford was sent to a home for "wayward girls" while Van Best Jr. was charged with statutory rape).
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But Heath was not the first and he won't be the last to give me a compliment that went wayward, leaving me wondering how I could have handled other situations differently.
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On the first day, a wheel fell off McLaren's car, the MCL33; on the second day, the exhaust detached after a clip broke, with the wayward hot air melting some wiring.
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"Back then, I thought prison and sentencing reform were problems that only plagued 'others' — the bad people, the wayward children from broken homes, the criminal class," he wrote in USA Today.
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Thomas, playing with a sore right wrist after a wayward swing against a tree Thursday, had an eagle, a double bogey and a triple bogey on his way to a 74.
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But a wayward drive on No. 22007 and a flubbed flop shot led to a double bogey that dropped Woods out of the lead for good (he also bogeyed the 12th).
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The hope was that the dual approach of Mestinon for relief of the symptoms and the second drug to help protect her from her wayward immune system would prevent future attacks.
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Bulgarian fighter jets shot down a wayward plane that was traveling from London to Tel Aviv and had crossed into Bulgarian airspace during a storm, killing all 58 people on board.
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Pregnant with the child of her wayward first husband, she had to decide in "Sojourners" whether to leave or stay — and, either way, how to make a home out of nothing.
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These people, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the offloading had been done after a wayward journey in which the tanker was denied docking privileges in Greece, Turkey and Lebanon.
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In Europe, Mr. Trump encountered a chillier audience that viewed him less as a conquering hero than as a wayward figure who needed to be put back on the right path.
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Installed in 2300-23 Ram pickups and Jeep Grand Cherokees, the wayward second-generation EcoDiesel was pulled from the market when it was found to be in violation of emissions standards.
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China, which denied there were any economic pre-conditions for establishing relations with the Caribbean nation, says Taiwan is simply a wayward province with no right to state-to-state ties.
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In recent times, Washington's arms sales to Taiwan, which Beijing regards as a wayward province of the mainland, elicited pay back through North Korea threats and the consternation they caused Washington.
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If there is a particular foreboding hanging over this conference, it lies in the fact that the sonderweg, or (loosely) wayward path, of Trump's America has occurred just as Europe splinters.
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Beijing considers self-ruled Taiwan a wayward province of China and the former British colony of Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997 and operates as a semi-autonomous territory.
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One theory on Coons, told privately by Democrats, is that he has struggled to make a name for himself and now sees an opportunity in his friendship with the wayward Flake.
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Each of the short chapters precisely details a specific moment of realization, however wayward and, at times, harrowing, that the author experienced on his bumpy, digressive path to becoming a writer.
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China claims self-ruled Taiwan under its "one China" policy and Beijing has never renounced the use of force to bring what it sees as a wayward province under its control.
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Ariana Grande surprised her fans with Justin Bieber Sunday night during her headlining set at Coachella, but earlier in her performance the star received a shock of her own: a wayward lemon.
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China considers self-ruled and democratic Taiwan to be its sacred territory and has never renounced the use of force to bring what it views as a wayward province under Chinese control.
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China, which views Taiwan as a wayward province, has increased military and diplomatic pressure on Taipei, leading to a difficult period for the president and her independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).
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Sebastian charms Mia by tickling those ivories, a classic trick employed over 20 years ago by one Raj Malhotra (Shah Rukh Khan) to convince a girl that he's more than wayward charm.
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Beijing considers Taiwan to be a wayward province of one China, ineligible for state-to-state relations, and has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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We still don't know how the cars were stolen, but the problem is supposedly limited to Chicago, and local police say they're working "across several districts" to recover the 100 wayward vehicles.
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Ghost sharks went viral at the end of December after the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute released a video of an elusive, wayward species that typically swims around Australia and New Zealand.
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" Responding sharply to Pompeo's mention of Taiwan, which China considers a wayward province but which is armed by Washington, Wei said Beijing would defend its claim on the island "at any cost.
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" Responding sharply to Pompeo's mention of Taiwan, which China considers a wayward province but which is armed by Washington, Wei said Beijing would defend its claim on the island "at any cost.
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Wayward borrowers would also be barred from registering with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), its chairman U.K. Sinha told reporters after a meeting of its board in the capital.
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Newton's role as orphan Claire Novak will also continue in Wayward Sisters, where she will continue finding a balance between her role as a hunter and living as normally as she can.
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Taiwan is China's most sensitive territorial issue and Beijing, which considers it a wayward province, has in recent months become increasingly critical of how companies refer to the self-ruled, democratic island.
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Corporal Hale said that he did not believe any of the wayward coins had been picked up by passing drivers, but that he was not sure whether they had all been recovered.
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I never felt that the sections following Beth's death—when Amy travels to Europe and begins an unlikely romance with the dashing and wayward Laurie—were "boring" and "beige," as Acocella writes.
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"Only in San Francisco could a wayward piglet expect to be rescued by a representative of the Patron Saint of Animals," Animal Care and Control spokeswoman Deb Campbell told CBS San Francisco.
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Belgian security officials and people who know Mr. Zerkani said he had assured Molenbeek's wayward youth that past criminal convictions were not an obstacle to the Islamic cause, but a vital foundation.
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Gingrich, described as a "character with extraordinary talents for self-promotion," is singled out repeatedly as both a catalyst of the Republican Party's wayward drift and as a kind of proto-Trump.
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The island is claimed by Beijing as its sacred territory and China has never renounced the use of force to bring under Chinese control what it considers to be a wayward province.
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Koepka's power game is a prime fit in four-balls play, allowing him to risk the occasional wayward drive for a chance to give himself birdie chances with short irons and wedges.
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In keeping with the long, tangled history of Chinese-North Korean relations, Mr. Xi traveled to Pyongyang to lure back into China's fold what he sees as a difficult and wayward subordinate.
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It was through these late nights, talking and listening to wayward travelers by the warmth of the fire, that he was introduced to international music styles, from Colombian salsa to African rumba.
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Georginio Wijnaldum, just before halftime, canceled out Atlético's lead; only the dexterity of Jan Oblak, Atlético's goalkeeper, some wayward finishing and a healthy dose of luck took the game into extra time.
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While Vegas was expected to be better than other recent expansion teams, many still picked the Golden Knights to finish last in the Pacific Division, behind wayward franchises like Arizona and Vancouver.
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Beijing — which claims Taiwan as its territory and considers it a wayward province — says it wants reunification with the island and has never renounced the use of force to achieve the goal.
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But with the clarity the high-visibility balls provided, I felt compelled to deal with my wayward shots, to seek them out and to understand what I'd done to send them there.
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Kate (Shirley Henderson) is starting a job as a social worker at Alpha House, a home for wayward children where violence rules and the staff makes little effort to rehabilitate the residents.
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This apparently effortless mix of chaos and discipline sets them apart from many of their fellow Long Island residents, who have traditionally been less enamored of wayward grasses, valuing order over romance.
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Viewed from today, it is clear that in the beginning of 2015 German Chancellor Angela Merkel would guide the Europeans towards a deal with this wayward member of the European single currency.
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But while the production, directed by Laurie Woolery, is acted with brio, humor and commitment by its ample cast, the play becomes bogged down in reams of unnecessary dialogue and wayward plotting.
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China has never renounced the use of force to take back what it deems a wayward province, and Taiwan's defense ministry says China has more than 1,000 missiles directed at the island.
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Here's a suggestion from the doctors on this case: Tell your eye doctor about any past eye trauma, and if you have any swelling, ask the doc to check for wayward contacts.
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China considers self-ruled Taiwan to be a wayward province, ineligible for state-to-state relations, and has slowly managed to cut the dwindling number of countries which maintain ties with Taipei.
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Standing up there in the spotlight, her inhibitions having followed her wayward husband out the door, Midge is working through a moment of clarity with a refreshing elasticity that also feels sharp.
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China claims Taiwan as its sacred territory under its "one China" policy and Beijing has never renounced the use of force to bring what it sees as a wayward province under its control.
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Simmons, whose wayward shooting was the subject of a "Missing" poster outside of Barclays Center during pregame, made 11 of 13 attempts from the field and 9 of 11 from the foul line.
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I wear a lot of different hats: I live in New York City, where I'm the co-director of Food Book Fair, a wayward writer, sometimes an artist's model, and occasional kitchen help.
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Besides starring in the play she has also, over time (for such is the reality of Off Broadway economics), taken theatergoers' tickets, swept up, painted sets, unstopped wayward toilets and emptied the trash.
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The advertisement for Palace's New York store Palace was originally the Palace Wayward Boys Choir, a joke name for the group of skaters who hung out together and shared houses in south London.
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Unlike Pence, Kaine doesn't not give the impression that the main reason he's on the ticket is to enhance his own political stature, or even worse, be a babysitter for a wayward president.
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Beijing considers democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province of "one China", ineligible for state-to-state relations, and has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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Woods has often been on the first page of the leaderboard on Sunday, only to watch his wayward driver and balky putting cost him several shots at that elusive first victory since 2013.
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In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Chalamet discusses the moment depicted in the initial trailer for the film — one in which Carrell's David meets his wayward son in hopes to bring him home.
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The result is often electrifying: Mr Cumming's voice becomes ever-so-slightly more mincing when Bachardy is being wayward; the older, more august Mr Callow giving the undertone of a growl in response.
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In any case, the annual inrush of vessels from North Korea has raised security concerns in Japan, prompting authorities to step up their patrols for wayward boats and their crews—dead or alive.
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Tiger Woods' final major tournament of 663 began like so many of his events this year — a wayward driver leading to big early numbers and then a mad scramble to the finish line.
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Opening day at Marlins park was overshadowed by a wayward cat that decided to hang out on that weird centerfield sculpture that I want to call art deco, but really am clueless about.
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I think they believe that if you're a guy and you have just a little bit of same-sex attraction, you're either a closet case or you're just sort of a wayward progressive.
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China claims Taiwan as its sacred territory, part of "one China", and Beijing has never renounced the use of force to bring what it considers to be a wayward province under Chinese control.
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Port Canaveral, east of Orlando, was a hub of activity this past week as SpaceX officials attempted to rescue a wayward booster that had fallen into the ocean just off Florida's space coast.
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A large group on two back included world number one Brooks Koepka, who made an ominously good start with a tidy performance that was bogey-free until a wayward drive at the 17th.
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The United States last week approved the sale of spare parts for F-16 fighter planes and other military aircraft worth up to $330 million to Taiwan, which China considers a wayward province.
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There is a city tightly guarded by an animatronic giant that keeps any wayward citizens from venturing out into a presumably decimated and dangerous world, and ominously "reeducates" them when they're caught trying.
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If Kaufman's currency was unflinching commitment then TCGS deals in a similar integrity—the bits might not pack the same wayward punch as the late star, but the comedy is just as daring.
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Don't worry, Lincoln said, this is wondrous news, courtesy of the Gaia satellite, which identified this star stream -- the wayward remnants of a dwarf galaxy that collided with our very own Milky Way.
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In one series, she removed one piece of clothing at a time as if playing strip poker with herself, until she was fully nude, then superimposed a stocking like a wayward body veil.
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It captures all the wayward magnetism and levity that have enchanted countless writers without neglecting the tragic darkness of many of the sisters' life choices and the savage sociopolitical currents that fueled them.
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The script attracted Mr. Shyamalan's attention, and the brothers were hired to consult and write for the first season of the Fox series "Wayward Pines," for which Mr. Shyamalan was an executive producer.
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If he hit a wayward tee shot to an awkward spot, he usually went for the green, rather than chip the ball safely back to the fairway, as other golfers would have done.
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And then Lee delivers his gentle sermon, of wayward homosexuals returning to God's fold, of the Lord curing cancer, of the importance of giving thanks and salvation, in this world and the next.
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But Rex Pflueger came to the rescue, tipping the wayward ball back into the basket, giving the No. 6 seed Fighting Irish a 76-75 victory over No. 14 seed Stephen F. Austin.
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Ring is a landscape architect and founder of Wayward, the practice behind projects like the Helsinki Plant Tram, a mobile garden, and the Union Street Orchard, a pop-up forest in south London.
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A brisk wind swung the boat's nose landward, causing the men below to strain at their yellow ropes as if they were reining in a wayward balloon in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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A chubby kid who grew up to be a weight lifter with the word "outcast" tattooed across his knuckles, Mr. Traini at first seemed like so many other members of Italy's wayward youth.
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He compensated for wayward driving with excellent chipping, putting and bunker play, making par or better on 19 holes on which he failed to reach the green at least two strokes before par.
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Woods elicited loud cheers with an assortment of impressive shots from the rough and out of bunkers, as well as several lengthy par-saving putts, all of which compensated for his wayward driving.
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Now he will step into the front office of one of the most wayward franchises in the NFL, hoping to bring the Browns back in from more than a decade in the wilderness.
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Segal told me that the internet has allowed wayward young people to flit from one group to another as they see fit––in the same way a stereotypical adolescent tries on different personas.
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The director's 70s heroes were David Bowie and John Waters, not Sid Vicious or Johnny Rotten—and Waters's influence is definitely evident in How to Talk to Girls at Parties's purposely wayward narrative.
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"The Ginger Man" — whose bohemian American-in-Ireland antihero, Sebastian Dangerfield, has been described as impulsive, destructive, wayward, cruel, a monster, a clown and a psychopath — was both banned and burned in Ireland.
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Spieth said it was one of the first images that popped into Greller's head after Spieth hit his now-famous wayward drive into the thick grass on the 13th in the final round.
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By the end of his adventures this week, Mr. C has met Audrey Horne's wayward son Richard, and has texted the words "Las Vegas?" to some unknown confederate (likely either Diane or Chantal).
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Even with the expertise of Saban and Belichick behind him, Judge has a tough task ahead in overhauling the wayward New York franchise that finished the 2019 season with a 4-12 record.
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Or, will the Chinese Communist Party decide that it cannot tolerate another generation of a wayward Taiwan setting a bad example for the people of Hong Kong, or Tibet, or East Turkestan/Xinjiang?
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After a chance encounter on the street, he is recruited by the rich father of Dickie Greenleaf, a distant acquaintance, to go to Europe, all expenses paid, and fetch the wayward scion home.
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Combined with star guard Jrue Holiday, suddenly, a franchise that looked wayward three months earlier had a future centerpiece in Williamson, an interesting youth movement, and useful veterans to help them win games.
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An official quickly threw a flag and stepped up to restrain Glass, but the wayward quarterback swung again — this time at Pitt defensive back Paris Ford — and clipped the ref in the process.
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The Duffer brothers' creative background is in horror; their breakout film was the 2015 apocalyptic horror film Hidden, after which they worked as writers for the M. Night Shyamalan Fox series Wayward Pines.
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" Describing herself as one of the many "wayward people" taken in on holidays at Ms. Steir's townhouse in Greenwich Village, Ms. Smith added, "She's been the center of a wheel in a community.
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Carol is too busy connecting the dots about herself to really have any discernible, organic personality traits beyond wanting to throw punches at wayward Skrulls and wanting to find out more about herself.
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The test is another signal of the changes at Twitter under Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and onetime wayward son who was appointed chief executive last year after a multiyear hiatus from the company.
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With Trump winning a sizable Electoral College victory, we may see several wayward Republican electors cast symbolic votes for Vice President-elect Mike Pence or some other alternative Republican as their choice for president.
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But tonight it's the drugged-up Laurel, snarling that she loved Wes way more than she ever loved Frank, who really puts our wayward career criminal over the edge and into the police station.
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His predatory stance is tempered by the presence of Lisa, a somewhat older wayward housewife who "blew up her family to be happy" by leaving a marriage and children to shack up with Marty.
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Today's al-Qaeda can boast tens of thousands of fighters under its command, and that is not even counting the thousands more who still swear allegiance to al-Qaeda's wayward progeny, the Islamic State.
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In 153, 19-year-old Patty Hearst, who was famously recorded wielding a semiautomatic rifle while robbing a bank with the Symbionese Liberation Army, symbolized the wayward female revolutionary of the 1960s and '70s.
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Tsai Ing-wen, the president of self-ruled Taiwan which China regards as a wayward province, said on her Facebook page the island hoped China could now show self-confidence and promote political reform.
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Monday's legislation also calls "long-term strategic competition with China" a top priority for the United States, which should improve the defense capabilities of self-ruled Taiwan, claimed by China as a wayward province.
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And on Thursday night, with the airing of the highly anticipated backdoor pilot for a proposed spinoff, Wayward Sisters, Supernatural seemed to finally and definitively signal its readiness to leave its troubled past behind.
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But whether they wind up living happily ever after or go down fighting as season 15 comes to a close, one thing is certain: The fandom will make sure these wayward sons carry on.
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The CCDI said in a separate commentary on its website on Thursday that the investigation of Lu was a potent sign that the party would not let up on its fight against wayward officials.
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Wayward and unconventional in the last degree; defiant of form, measure, rhyme, and even grammar; she yet had an exacting standard of her own, and would wait many days for a word that satisfied.
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As befits a supermassive black hole of that size, it has managed, through its intense gravitational influence, to collect an assortment of cosmological wonders, including wayward stars, troves of interstellar dust, and various gases.
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A 1-year-old boy had to receive stitches to his face after he was struck by a wayward drone while playing at a local park, and police have since fined the device's operator.
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Yet just as the character's primary goal here is about proving himself, in terms of Marvel injecting a rejuvenating vitality into its wayward wall-crawler, "Spider-Man: Homecoming" clears that bar and then some.
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The ditches, waist high in some places, were a functional and architecturally strategic element of the original layout, funneling rainwater off the course while simultaneously ensnaring the wayward golf ball into a shadowy abyss.
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Yadav, who has an economy of 5.84 in the 50-over format, has played 17 tests and 52 ODIs for India but has often been panned for being wayward while striving for extra pace.
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Critic score: 72%Audience score: 85%Netflix description: "Wayward Prince Hal must turn from carouser to warrior king as he faces hostilities from inside and outside the castle walls in the battle for England."
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Anna and her mother are left to care for Lydia, largely on their own, laboring under the presumption that Eddie is dead, and surviving on money periodically doled out by Eddie's wayward spinster sister.
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While the game itself was utterly turgid – misplaced passes, wayward shots and clumsy touches defining the entire 90 minutes – Villa did at least manage to avoid a new club record of 12 consecutive defeats.
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It's not entirely clear when the plan shifted, but the new tack easily jibes with Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat's directive to meet specific financial targets for the company's sometimes wayward experiments, known as moonshots.
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Scalfari, who takes no notes during his dialogues with the Holy Father, came away from the session with a blockbuster quote: "A Hell doesn't exist," Francis supposedly said, and wayward souls are "annihilated"— poof!
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They may not always agree in their hearts with what he does or says, but they will always support him publicly, in much the same way that a family unifies around a wayward child.
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Punching a wayward horse in the head, as he did on at least one occasion, was the least of it; McCall enforced Jim Crow with a brutality that made even his fellow segregationists blanch.
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Not even the worst moments — some wayward passes; Morgan's crumpling in the penalty area holding her knee; defender Kelley O'Hara hobbling after a kick to her surgically repaired ankle — could spoil the festive mood.
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Critic's Pick Bereavement wears a black bathrobe in "Grief Is the Thing With Feathers," the heart-clutching British import from Wayward Productions and Complicite, which opened on Sunday at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn.
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I knew I was in for a wild ride in this quest when the first immigration official I approached said I needed to go to the office that he described as handling wayward women.
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His love of Alexander Calder and Jean Tinguely made its way into his sculpture, too; he was fond of slicing open tin cans and steel drums and letting the metal unravel into wayward spirals.
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If that sounds like a lot of oversight by a lot of different agencies, at least BNP Paribas can congratulate itself for not being Barclays, the bank that also employed its wayward currency trader.
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After a career of far-flung postings and a diplomat's ease for sizing up exotic cultures, her mission before the House Intelligence Committee still resembled that of a wayward stopover in a strange land.
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If Richard Nixon's "plumbers" hadn't been such stumblebums, botching every wayward project they took on, the Nixon presidency just might have survived its attempts to determine the opposition party's candidate for the next election.
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